• Read more about {Ink}arcerated: Creativity within Confinement

We’re pleased to invite you to the 2026 {Ink}arcerated art show in the Arizona Center in downtown Phoenix, May 15th 6-10 PM.

The show is free admission and will feature over 400 works of art created by men and women incarcerated in Arizona. All art sales benefit the Center for Correctional Solutions Scholarship for system-impacted learners.

We’re offering a limited number of paid early admission, early access tickets for 5 PM. All early access ticket proceeds are directly invested back into the art program.

• Read more about Juneteenth Celebration 2026

The Arizona Historical Society presents its fifth annual Juneteenth celebration at a new venue.

Due to renovations at the Arizona Heritage Center, we will be hosting Juneteenth at the Embassy Suites in Tempe, honoring our Tempe roots.

This year we present themes of resilience in education, migration, and family; featuring Black broadcasting history and a dance production choreographed by Todd Bailey and emceed by Nathan Quinn of ByDesign Entertainment.

• Read more about Admitted Student Experience: Celebrating Steven Spielberg with The Sidney Poitier New American Film School

Kick off your journey at The Sidney Poitier New American Film School by engaging in a conversation about Steven Spielberg's Raiders of the Lost Ark presented by founding director Cheryl Boone Isaacs and Teaching Professor Joe Fortunato.

• Read more about The Binational Game: Celebrating U.S.-Mexico Football and Film

Arizona State University, the University of Guadalajara Foundation, the Consulate General of Mexico in Los Angeles and Victory House invite you to a special pre–World Cup celebration exploring the footballing ties between the United States and Mexico.

• Read more about How Does the Central Valley Harness Its Power?

Co-presented by Zócalo Public Square, Fresnoland, and Arte Américas, with generous support from The James B. McClatchy Foundation, Central Valley Community Foundation, and The James Irvine Foundation

Moderated by Danielle Bergstrom, Founder and Editor-in-Chief, Fresnoland

• Read more about How Do We Design for Disaster? Dance Party!

Zócalo Public Square presents "How Do We Design for Disaster", a dance party under the shadow of DTLA's 6th St. Bridge! 

The back-alley dance party for all features beats by KCRW music director Alejandro Cohen and Dublab DJs Xandão and PayRay. Bringing together communities at both ends of the bridge and across the city, we invite attendees to connect with one another through music and movement and celebrate culture that withstands. 

• Read more about Indo-Pacific Security Forum: Resilience, Force Posture and Readiness

• Read more about Chicano/Latino Faculty and Staff Association End-of-the-Year Celebration

Join the Chicano/Latino Faculty and Staff Association (CLFSA) for its annual End-of-Year Celebration! This party is a celebration of our scholarship recipients, stellar members of CLFSA and their accomplishments. It is also an opportunity for our CLFSA members to connect.  

• Read more about Music Theatre Solo Cabarets – Night 3

Cabarets created and presented by ASU Music Theatre Performance students!

Join us for an evening of entertaining songs and stories, cleverly woven together with a personal touch. Each member of the class develops, writes and performs their own 15-minute solo cabaret act with live piano accompaniment, designed to create an intimate musical experience built on the fundamental concepts of cabaret– being yourself on purpose and connecting with the audience.

Cash bar and refreshments are available during the event!

• Read more about Admitted Student Experience: Hot Takes – Fashion Industry Right Now