Listeners looking for excitement in Phoenix this weekend are truly in luck. Starting today and rolling all the way through Sunday, the Valley is packed with energy, events, food, competition, music, and art for every taste.The spotlight shines first on the Charles Schwab Cup Championship at Phoenix Country Club, where the PGA TOUR Champions season wraps up with the best in the business vying for golf’s top honors. This prestigious event runs all weekend, and tickets start at thirty-five dollars according to ABC15.For art lovers and families, the Scottsdale Waterfront is glowing nightly with Canal Convergence, an internationally recognized outdoor public art exhibition. Think immersive light-based installations, live music, dance, food trucks, and creative workshops, all free and running through Sunday.Over at Symphony Hall, Rick Steves is teaming up with the Phoenix Symphony for a unique blend of travel tales, music by Grieg, Verdi, and Wagner, culminating in Beethoven’s Ode to Joy accompanied by video imagery from across Europe. Tickets start around sixty-two dollars.If jaw-dropping trucks and cars call your name, make it to Dino’s Git-Down at State Farm Stadium, dubbed the largest GM-only truck and car show anywhere. Expect 8,000 classic Chevys, custom hot rods, lively music, raffles, and more, all for free admission.Music lovers can crank it up Friday night at the Talking Stick Resort Pool in Scottsdale, where legendary ZZ Top takes the stage at eight p.m.. Over at Mortgage Matchup Center, Christian Nodal brings his chart-topping Mexican hits to a Phoenix stop for his Nodal Tour 2025, with tickets starting near one hundred dollars, as listed by Ticketmaster.As we segue into Saturday, pizza aficionados must not miss the Phoenix Pizza Festival at Margaret T. Hance Park. It’s a two-day celebration featuring the city’s best pizza, craft beer, and live local bands. Downtown Mesa is also hosting Flavors on Main, a food lover’s dream with a self-guided tour of top culinary spots and breweries.Sports are turning heads too: The ASU Sun Devils host West Virginia in Homecoming action at 11 a.m. Saturday, and Sunday brings two huge face-offs: the Arizona Cardinals tackle the San Francisco 49ers at State Farm Stadium at 2:05 p.m., and the Phoenix Suns meet the Atlanta Hawks at 6 p.m. at Mortgage Matchup Center.On Sunday, triathlon fever reaches its peak with IRONMAN Arizona in Tempe, attracting athletes and fans for a weekend of endurance and high energy, according to IRONMAN Arizona’s official event schedule.Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe for the latest happenings around Phoenix. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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