The Fall Pumpkin Celebration & Corn Maze is back, running from September 27 through October 26 at 6405 W. Williams Road in Tucson. Open daily from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, the event brings together all the best parts of the season, a winding corn maze, hayrides, and a pumpkin patch where you can find the perfect one to take home.
On weekends, families can enjoy a pancake breakfast before setting out to explore the fields and festival activities. With plenty of fall-themed fun for kids and adults alike, it’s an annual tradition that captures the sights, tastes, and spirit of autumn in Tucson.
Nightfall returns to Old Tucson this fall, running October 2 through November 1, every night from 6:00 PM to 11:30 PM. Now in its 33rd year, Nightfall has grown into Arizona’s premier western haunt, with bigger scares, new entertainment, expanded attractions, themed food, and eerie cocktails.
This season, the town has been seized by clowns under the command of the sinister Dabney the Clown, transforming the streets into a dark carnival of chaos. Guests can explore haunted houses like the Guilliard Asylum, descend into the pits of despair in the underworld, and survive roaming scare zones where no corner feels safe.
In addition to the frights, Nightfall offers live shows, immersive sets, and a one-of-a-kind Halloween atmosphere spread across 22 acres of terror. It’s an unforgettable Tucson tradition for thrill-seekers ready to test their courage.
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Tohono Chul invites the community to experience its annual Día de los Muertos Exhibit, running August 21 through November 2. This moving celebration of life and memory brings together traditional and contemporary expressions of one of Mexico’s most meaningful cultural traditions.
Visitors can explore beautifully crafted altars, art pieces, and installations that honor loved ones who have passed on. Each element of the exhibit weaves together themes of remembrance, family, and storytelling, creating a vibrant space for reflection.
The exhibit culminates on closing night with a special performance by renowned musician Salvador Durán, accompanied by an outdoor art installation that transforms the courtyard into a place of light and music.
Admission is free for members, with regular entry rates for general visitors, seniors, youth, and children. It’s an opportunity to celebrate culture, heritage, and the deep bonds that connect us across generations.
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Connected to RoadHouse Cinemas, you can easily walk between the two, making it the perfect combo for movies, meals, and memory-making.
ROADIES is more than just a bar or a bowling alley. It’s a full indoor entertainment experience under one roof.
Spark Bowling
Interactive lanes that light up and respond as you play. There’s even a VIP Bowling Lounge for private parties and corporate events.
Axe Throwing
Try your hand at this fast-growing sport in a fun, controlled environment.
Krazy Darts
Take darts to the next level with animated scoring, team modes, and interactive features.
Laser Tag Arena
Step into a futuristic battleground with black lights, fog effects, and plenty of excitement.
Arcade Games and Prize Room
Over 100 of the most popular video and arcade games, plus a giant redemption room loaded with prizes.
ROADIES is also a full gastropub with a menu built for both quick bites and full meals.
Full-Service Kitchen
Expect quality food that goes beyond bar fare—burgers, sliders, wings, tacos, shareables, and more.
Full Bar and Happy Hour
Craft beer, cocktails, wine, and drink specials make ROADIES a great after-work hangout or weekend spot.
Micro Theatres
Private, 16-seat mini-theaters available for special screenings, parties, or team events.
Catch every game in style with two massive 14-foot LED screens in the sports bar area and dozens of TVs placed throughout the venue. Whether it’s NFL, NBA, college football, or major events, ROADIES is built for watching and cheering.
ROADIES is ideal for hosting:
With customizable space, private bowling lanes, Micro Theatres, and VIP options, it’s one of the most flexible party venues in Tucson.
Address: Grant and Swan, in the Crossroads Festival
Connected to: RoadHouse Cinemas
Open: Seven days a week
Reservations: Walk-ins welcome; groups and parties encouraged to book ahead
ROADIES is Tucson’s newest place to play, eat, and celebrate. From arcade games to axe throwing and great food to giant screens, there’s something for everyone.
