Enjoy extraordinary chamber music during the Red Rocks Music Festival. This year’s festival, with event locations in Phoenix and Sedona, include artists like the Dueling Piano Divas and pianist Mikhail Yanovitsky.

This annual party features a pig roast luau buffet, Hawaiian luau dancers, reggae music, a limbo and hula contest, face painting, lei making, Hawaiian vendors, drink specials and more. Adults, $30; children 12 and under, $15; 10-top VIP table, $375. 480-488-1906.

Admire the butterflies in the conservatory while enjoying live music by Nouveau Papillon. Face painting included, as well as an appearance by Ms. Monarch and the reptile mascots. See website for admission prices.

David Bromberg is a multiinstrumentalist, singer and songwriter who has been entertaining audiences since 1971 through various styles and genres. Concert features Tom Rush, Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams. 7:30 p.m.

The four-day festival includes independent films shown in historic buildings, funky homes, wineries and a train. Additionally, local musicians perform at various venues like galleries, restaurants, bars, shops, vineyards, wineries and tasting rooms. Festival passholders enjoy a special discount pass to participating venues.

This celebration includes hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, pre-show entertainment, a silent auction and an exclusive preview of the “Tempe Xhibition” gallery exhibition. Afterward, Jordin Sparks and her powerful voice will take the stage. See website for ticket prices.

Harry S. Vardakis of Palm Desert Realty will provide an opportunity for the public to see a new modern office building in Carefree. The building consists of seven luxury offices featuring individual private baths, individual heating and cooling, and 234-410 square feet. Offices available Oct. 1, 2017. 2-5 p.m.

The public is invited to celebrate the grand opening of the new Merrill Gardens retirement, assisted living and memory care community in Anthem. Enjoy food, wine, entertainment and a tour of the community. Space is limited. RSVP by Sept. 7.

The public is invited to observe the Arizona night sky through high-power telescopes. The evening also includes STEAM hands-on activities. RSVP requested.

Jazz pianist and composer Lynne Arriale will be joined on stage by Jay Anderson on bass and Lewis Nash on drums. All shows offer extensive wine and beer service.