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SCHEDULE of MAJOR EVENTS From: June 1, 2016 - July 31, 2016 Downtown Phoenix Inc. SCHEDULE OF MAJOR EVENTS From: June 1, 2016 - July 31, 2016 Date Time Location Event Children's Education & Entertainment Wednesday, 06/01/16 7:00 PM Film Festival Valley Bar 250 7:00 PM Hard Rock Rising 2016 Hard Rock Cafe 200 Arizona School For the Arts Showcase 7:00 PM 2016 Orpheum Theatre 1100 8:00 PM Brian Jonestown Massacre Crescent Ballroom 300 8:30 PM The Black Moods Copper Blues Rock Pub & Kitchen 150 9:00 PM DJ Froburn Valley Bar 250 Thursday, 06/02/16 9:00 AM Phoenix Comicon 2016 Phoenix Convention Center All Bldgs 18750 Closure: 3rd St. between Monroe and Washington. Friday 10am-12am, Saturday 10am- 12am, Sunday, 10am -5pm 4:00 PM Comicon Quest Fest CityScape 500 6:30 PM Comi-PAWn Comic Character Pet Parade Herberger Theater Center 150 7:00 PM Sutra Yoga Series Lustre Rooftop Garden 75 Arizona School For the Arts Showcase 7:00 PM 2016 Orpheum Theatre 1100 8:00 PM Broncho / Moving Units Valley Bar 250 8:00 PM Ian Bagg Stand Up Live 600 8:00 PM 8-Bitters Comicon Party Bitter & Twisted Cocktail Parlour 150 Star Wars vs Star Trek - The Music of 8:00 PM Deep Space - The Phoenix Symphony Symphony Hall 2300 8:00 PM Tokimonsta Crescent Ballroom 300 8:30 PM The Instant Classics Copper Blues 150 DJ Shane Kennedy's Mondao Twang 9:00 PM Eclecticana Valley Bar 250 11:00 PM Garage Punk Rock n' Roll Crescent Ballroom 100 Friday, 06/03/16 7:30 AM Toastmasters CityScape 50 9:00 AM Phoenix Comicon 2016 Phoenix Convention Center All Bldgs 18750 Closure: 3rd St. between Monroe and Washington. Friday 10am-12am, Saturday 10am- 12am, Sunday, 10am -5pm 5:00 PM Lee Perreira Copper Blues 150 5:00 PM Free Childrens Museum Admission Children's Museum 2000 First Friday Block Party Featuring George 6:00 PM Prentice Z Pizza 50 7:00 PM Phoenix Comicon Saber Walk Phoenix Convention Center North Bldg 1000 3rd Street and Monroe - North of PCC, Start of Walk on Monroe, 3rd St to 5th St, Monroe to Van Buren, Van Buren, 5th Street to 1st Street, 1st to 2nd Street, End of Walk. End of walk happens at additional Comicon street closure at Adams bwtn 2nd and 1st streets. 7 pm to 8 pm. 7:00 PM Jack Pines Valley Bar 250 7:30 PM Ian Bagg Stand Up Live 600 The Earth: An HD Odyssey - The Phoenix 7:30 PM Symphony Symphony Hall 1250 8:30 PM Caravan Palace Crescent Ballroom 300 9:00 PM Sara Robinson Last Exit Live 200 10:00 PM The Factory - New Wave Valley Bar 250 10:00 PM Ian Bagg Stand Up Live 600 Events listed are subject to cancellation or change. Please contact the appropriate venue for confirmation. 1 of 13 If you have questions regarding the schedule of major events, contact Dave Stevenson, 602-744-6419. Date Time Location Event 11:30 PM Friday Night Funk Crescent Ballroom 100 Saturday, 06/04/16 9:00 AM Phoenix Comicon 2016 Phoenix Convention Center All Bldgs 18750 Closure: 3rd St. between Monroe and Washington. Friday 10am-12am, Saturday 10am- 12am, Sunday, 10am -5pm 11:00 AM Live at LUSTRE Lustre Rooftop Garden 250 12:00 PM Wine Tasting Hidden Track Bottle Shop 25 6:00 PM Flamenco Por La Vida Crescent Ballroom 100 6:00 PM Live Music Z Pizza Tap Room 50 6:00 PM GameNight The Vintage 45 150 7:00 PM Ian Bagg Stand Up Live 600 The Earth: An HD Odyssey - The Phoenix 7:30 PM Symphony Symphony Hall 1250 8:30 PM Tick Tick Boom Copper Blues Rock Pub & Kitchen 150 8:30 PM Phoenix Afrobeat Orchestra Valley Bar 250 9:00 PM The Blunt Club 14th Anniversary Party Crescent Ballroom 300 9:00 PM Bumpin Uglies Last Exit Live 200 9:30 PM Ian Bagg Stand Up Live 600 11:30 PM Kismet with Sean Watson Crescent Ballroom 100 Sunday, 06/05/16 9:00 AM Phoenix Comicon 2016 Phoenix Convention Center All Bldgs 18750 Closure: 3rd St. between Monroe and Washington. Friday 10am-12am, Saturday 10am- 12am, Sunday, 10am -5pm 11:00 AM Live at LUSTRE Lustre Rooftop Garden 250 6:00 PM Trivia Night Crescent Ballroom 100 6:00 PM Arizona Sports Awards Orpheum Theatre 1000 7:00 PM Ian Bagg Stand Up Live 600 8:00 PM Karima Walker Valley Bar 250 8:30 PM Miller James Crescent Ballroom 300 9:00 PM Hi Dreams DJ Collective Valley Bar 250 D-Day Special Screening of Award Winning IMAX D-Day 3D: Normandy Monday, 06/06/16 10:00 AM 1944 Arizona Science Center 200 12:00 PM Christopher Norby Crescent Ballroom 300 5:15 PM Meet Me Downtown Phoenix The Corner 500 Arizona Diamondbacks vs Tampa Bay 6:40 PM Rays Chase Field 25000 Never Trust an Alligator in an Easter 7:00 PM Bonnet - Lunch Time Theater Herberger Theater Center 118 7:30 PM Miguel Melgoza Copper Blues Rock Pub & Kitchen 150 8:00 PM The Good Life & Speedy Ortiz Crescent Ballroom 300 8:00 PM PigPen Theatre Co. Valley Bar 250 10:30 PM Motown On Mondays Crescent Ballroom 250 Phoenix Convention Center West & North Tuesday, 06/07/16 7:00 AM Private Event Bldgs 1100 Never Trust an Alligator in an Easter 12:10 PM Bonnet - Lunch Time Theater Herberger Theater Center 118 Arizona Diamondbacks vs Tampa Bay 6:40 PM Rays Chase Field 25000 7:00 PM Arizona Storytellers - Family Crescent Ballroom 300 7:30 PM Stanley Serrano Copper Blues Rock Pub & Kitchen 150 8:00 PM The Garden Valley Bar 250 Events listed are subject to cancellation or change. Please contact the appropriate venue for confirmation. 2 of 13 If you have questions regarding the schedule of major events, contact Dave Stevenson, 602-744-6419. Date Time Location Event DJ Shane Kennedy's Mondao Twang 9:00 PM Eclecticana Valley Bar 250 Phoenix Convention Center West & North Wednesday, 06/08/16 7:00 AM Private Event Bldgs 1100 Kagan Publishing & Professional 8:30 AM Development Phoenix Convention Center West Bldg 50 HelmsBriscoe 2016 ABC Annual Business Phoenix Convention Center West & North 8:30 AM Conference Bldgs 1800 Rolling closure: 6/8/16 at 6:30 pm. From Phoenix Convention Center to CityScape; Adams from 2nd St. to Central Ave, south to Washington. Closure: Central Ave. between Jefferson and Washington. 5 am 6/8/16 to 5 am 6/9/16. Never Trust an Alligator in an Easter 12:10 PM Bonnet - Lunch Time Theater Herberger Theater Center 118 Arizona Diamondbacks vs Tampa Bay 12:40 PM Rays Chase Field 25000 8:00 PM Simian Mobile Disco Crescent Ballroom 300 8:30 PM Black Bottom Lighters Copper Blues 150 9:00 PM DJ Johnny Volume Valley Bar 250 Phoenix Convention Center West & North Thursday, 06/09/16 7:00 AM Private Event Bldgs 1100 Kagan Publishing & Professional 8:30 AM Development Phoenix Convention Center West Bldg 50 HelmsBriscoe 2016 ABC Annual Business Phoenix Convention Center West & North 8:30 AM Conference Bldgs 1800 Closure: Central Ave. between Jefferson and Washington. 5 am 6/8/16 to 5 am 6/9/16. Never Trust an Alligator in an Easter 12:10 PM Bonnet - Lunch Time Theater Herberger Theater Center 118 3:30 PM Sister Cities Global Links Luncheon Phoenix Convention Center West Bldg 200 4:30 PM Wine Tasting Hidden Track Bottle Shop 25 5:00 PM Support Sky Harbor Coalition Phoenix Convention Center Conference Center 125 6:00 PM Blind Tasting - Wine Event Valley Bar 120 7:00 PM Sutra Yoga Series Lustre Rooftop Garden 75 7:00 PM Phoenix Mercury vs San Antonio Stars Talking Stick Resort Arena 8000 8:00 PM Max Pain And The Groovies Valley Bar 250 8:00 PM Blockhead Last Exit Live 200 8:00 PM Damon Wayans Jr. Stand Up Live 600 8:00 PM Haley Reinhart Crescent Ballroom 300 8:30 PM The Instant Classics Copper Blues 150 11:00 PM Garage Punk Rock n' Roll Crescent Ballroom 100 Phoenix Convention Center West & North Friday, 06/10/16 7:00 AM Private Event Bldgs 1100 7:30 AM Toastmasters CityScape 50 HelmsBriscoe 2016 ABC Annual Business Phoenix Convention Center West & North 9:00 AM Conference Bldgs 1800 4:00 PM Rose Moffords's Birthday Happy Hour Valley Bar 150 5:00 PM Aaron Ricker Copper Blues 150 Catholic Congress Jovenes Hispanos - 6:00 PM North Bldg St. Mary's Basilica 1900 Closure: Monroe between 2nd St. and 3rd St. 6/11/2016; 6 am - 6 pm. 6/12/2016; 6 am - 6 pm. 6:00 PM DecaDE - Diverse Elements Orpheum Theatre 600 Events listed are subject to cancellation or change. Please contact the appropriate venue for confirmation. 3 of 13 If you have questions regarding the schedule of major events, contact Dave Stevenson, 602-744-6419. Date Time Location Event 6:30 PM City Lights Movie Nights CityScape 250 Closure: Central Ave. between Jefferson and Washington. 12 pm to 11:30 pm. 6:40 PM Arizona Diamondbacks vs Florida Marlins Chase Field 25000 American Public Power Association Phoenix Convention Center West & North 7:00 PM (APPA) 2016 Annual Convention Bldgs 1200 Disney's The Little Mermaid - Valley 7:00 PM Youth Theatre Herberger Theater Center 800 7:00 PM I Love The 90s Talking Stick Resort Arena 5000 7:00 PM Westward Ho Maintenance Westward Ho Housing Closure: Crane placement for building maintenance. Fillmore from Central to 1st Ave. Friday 6/10/16 7 pm to Sunday 6/12/16 7 pm.
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