This event includes complimentary champagne at Kendra Scott, located in the Scottsdale Quarter. Twenty percent of sales from the event will benefit ACFC.

Homeschoolers and third to seventh graders will be taught the art of creative writing by youth author Dusti Bowling. “The Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus,” Bowling’s newest book, will be available for purchase. Registration required.

U2 brings their famous Irish rock sound to Phoenix during their Joshua Tree Tour 2017. The concert also features special guest Beck.

Guests will be entertained by the young Chilean singersongwriter, Pascuala Ilabaca, and her band, which is comprised of accordion, keyboard, sax, clarinet, percussion, bass and guitar.

The popular James Beard Foundation Taste America Culinary Tour once again comes to Phoenix. This event features a welcome reception, a one-of-a-kind benefit dinner, celebrity chef appearances, cooking demonstrations, tastings and more. For more information, visit web site.

Musical Theatre of Anthem brings to the stage all characters and songs from the beloved Disney animated film. Adults, $19; students, seniors and children 12 and under, $16. See website for show times.

All Jewish singles are invited to enjoy an evening of mingling, dancing and drinking. Open to adults 21 years and up.

Head to Sedona and experience Arizona wineries, food, vendors, music, fun and the beautiful red rocks. Admission includes six tasting tickets. $40 at the door, $35 online. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Soroptimist International of Saguaro Foothills invites the public to visit the Outlets at Anthem for a day of exclusive discounts, lunch, wine tasting, chocolate tasting, prizes in stores, live entertainment and gift bags. Event benefits 18 local charities. Tickets must be purchased in advance. For more information, contact Carolyn Lutz at clutz2765@gmail.com or 602-568-5005.

Oct 6 Samite Brings Musical Peace and Healing through Music World-renowned musician Samite brings his message of peace, hope and healing to Scottsdale with a one-night-only performance. Samite began playing the flute and other instruments in his Uganda home, then learned to use music to unite and inspire others when he was forced to flee...