Scottsdale lights up this week with an array of vibrant events, drawing locals and visitors alike.

Western Week returns, celebrating Scottsdale’s rich frontier spirit in Old Town with the colorful Parada del Sol Parade and Pony Express arrival, while honoring Native American culture.

Art lovers can enjoy the Waterfront Fine Art & Wine Festival, featuring juried works, live music, and curated tastings along the scenic waterfront.

The free Arizona Indian Festival at Scottsdale Civic Center offers hands-on tribal arts, crafts, and lively performances from multiple nations.

Music fans can catch A Beautiful Noise, the Neil Diamond musical at ASU Gammage, or experience K-pop power as TWICE takes the Mortgage Matchup Center.

Comedy lovers won’t want to miss Katt Williams live, while rock enthusiasts have The Killers at TPC Scottsdale and Journey USA at Casino Arizona.

Check with organizers for the latest event details and ticket information.

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Brooks Koepka, a renowned five-time major winner and two-time WM Phoenix Open champion, has officially committed to the 2026 WM Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale, set for February 2–8.

Koepka’s return to the PGA TOUR is made possible through the new Returning Member Program, requiring him to make a generous $5 million charitable donation and temporarily waive Player Equity Program earnings until 2031.

His comeback is highly anticipated, with tournament chairman Jason Eisenberg calling Koepka one of the most accomplished players of his generation.

The 2026 event will feature lively fan experiences, including the electric 16th hole and marquee events like the Annexus Pro-Am on February 4.

Admission ranges from free entry on Monday and Tuesday to premium pricing on peak days.

Koepka’s participation not only elevates excitement but also cements the Phoenix Open’s status as a top draw for golf’s elite and its passionate fans.

Taxpayers Against Awful Apartment Zoning Exemptions (TAAAZE) has filed a lawsuit challenging Scottsdale’s recent rezoning deal with Axon Enterprise, Inc.

The case, now in Maricopa County Superior Court, claims the city’s Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Axon acts as an unofficial zoning change, skirting crucial public review requirements.

TAAAZE argues Scottsdale officials bypassed key steps like a housing impact statement and public hearings, undermining residents’ rights to input.

The group also objects to special allowances for Axon regarding water usage and inspection standards—terms not included in earlier proposals.

Last November, the City Council approved a revised plan letting Axon build 1,200 homes on a 70-acre site near Loop 101 and Hayden Road, scaling back from the original 1,900-unit proposal in response to public feedback.

TAAAZE seeks to overturn the agreement, potentially reshaping Axon’s headquarters project and influencing future Scottsdale zoning policies.

Scottsdale celebrates its vibrant Western roots with Western Week from January 24 to February 1, 2026, in Old Town Scottsdale.

The festivities begin at the Farmers Market on January 24, where visitors can enjoy live country music and sample fresh, local favorites alongside indigenous fare.

Families are invited on January 25 to the Parks & Rec Wild West Roundup at the Civic Center, promising games, crafts, and classic Western fun for everyone.

On January 26, Cowboy Bob Scott brings Scottsdale’s history to life at the Civic Center Library.

All week, Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West offers free admission days, classic film screenings, and a major new exhibit on Hollywood Westerns.

The Gold Palette ArtWalk lights up January 29 with extended gallery hours and vibrant entertainment.

Catch the Pony Express riders’ ceremonial arrival on January 30.

Events culminate January 31 with the 72nd Annual Parada del Sol Historic Parade and Trail’s End Festival, featuring live music and festivities for all ages.