Phoenix June 2024: Events, Concerts, Clubs & Things to Do

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June is one of the Phoenix's Hottest but Least-Crowded Months

Average temperature low and high: 66° - 103°

June is the sunniest and driest month of the year in the Phoenix-Scottsdale area, with temperatures continuing to climb daily throughout the month. The daily maximum temperature spikes to between 102 and 106 degrees. To beat the heat, the city's buzz and business tend to slow down a bit, and most enjoyable activities occur indoors, in water, or the evenings.

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Things to do in Phoenix June

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June Event Calendar

Drunk Shakespeare

May 1 - Jun 30, 2024 The Rose Theatre View on Map

"Drunk Shakespeare," playing at the intimate Rose Theatre in Phoenix throughout May and June, is a riotous blend of classic Shakespeare and spontaneous humor. The actors, known for imbibing generously before performances, deliver lines with an unpredictable twist, making each show a unique spectacle. It's "A live-action drunk history," according to Time Out. You are submerged in the action at the Rose Theatre, and the bar is never far away. This fusion of Bardic tradition and tipsy improvisation offers a refreshing, up-close view of Shakespeare. Get tickets

Hotfoot Hamster

Jun 1, 2024 Nardini Manor View on Map

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Lace up your best running sneakers for an exhilarating, albeit exhausting 6, 12, or 24-hour run. The Hotfoot Hamster run is hosted by Aravaipa Running on the manicured trail at the sprawling century-old Nardini Manor in Buckeye, Arizona. This is a winding, flat, USATF-certified 500-meter trail that was made specifically for runners. Registration is only open to 120 runners, so act fast. Start times for the 6-hour race begin at 7 am, 1 pm, 7 pm, and 1 am. The 12-hour race start time is 7 am and 7 pm, while the 24-hour start time is 7 am. Prepare for extremely high temperatures and sun exposure, and note that pacing is not permitted at this event. Register and find more information online today.

Valley of the Sun Juneteenth Festival

Jun 15, 2024 Eastlake Park View on Map

Juneteenth is a celebration of black culture. More specifically, it commemorates the official end of slavery when Texas announced the abolishment of slavery in 1865, two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. This free festival celebrates black culture through a vendor marketplace, food court, cultural stage, children’s activities, arts and crafts, free health screenings, historical exhibits, live music, and much more.

Arizona Desert Splash Weekend

Jun 21-23, 2024 Holiday Inn & Suites Phoenix-Mesa/Chandler View on Map

Desert Splash has been an annual summer staycation destination since 2012. This event weekend is jam-packed with phenomenal people, festive parties, refreshing pool time, and endless fun in the sun amid the awe-inspiring Arizona landscape. Notably, it's urban culture and lively entertainment that draw attendees of all cultures from across the nation to this massive event to mingle and make lasting connections. Tickets are on sale online.

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Things to Do in Phoenix in June

Go Salt River Rafting

Arizona can bring some pretty crazy temperatures in June, and what better way to cool off than with some water fun? Enjoy a thrilling day with beautiful scenery while whitewater rafting in Arizona's hidden gem, the 2000-foot-deep Salt River Canyon! It's worth a day (or more) trip!

Join the party in Old Town Scottsdale

Old Town Scottsdale

As the hot Phoenix days fade, Scottsdale nights heat up. Concentrated in a couple of square miles known as Old Town, Scottsdale combines clubs and saloons to create a scene that mixes West Coast glam with a more laidback Western attitude. From wine bars and tequila cantinas to dive bars and dance floors, there’s something for everyone in Old Town Scottsdale. Folks tend to be friendly and willing to chat with locals and out-of-towners alike.