Chandler's Neighborhood Programs Office will host Good Neighbor 101 starting Sept.
16, with three free 90-minute sessions held from 4 to 5:30 p.m. at ASU Chandler Innovation Center (249 E. Chicago St) where residents learn about city services and can win up to $1,000 for neighborhood events.
The Chandler Military and Veterans Commission will host the first Salute to Service 5K at Veterans Oasis Park on Sunday, Oct.
25 & the untimed event will raise funds for the maintenance of the Field of Honor Veterans Memorial that honors over 50 local veterans.
The Arizona Commission on the Arts has awarded over $60,000 in grants to Chandler-area arts organizations including a $5,000 boost for ICAN’s Enrichment Through Art program — a youth development initiative — and benefited the Chandler Cultural Foundation and Chandler Children’s Choir as part of nearly $2.66 million statewide awards.
Diva Den presents DivaCon 2026, a free event celebrating local creativity, while The Collectionists exhibit runs Aug.
22–Nov. 7 at Vision Art Gallery downtown. Spirit of Christmas tickets are on sale at the Chandler Center, Goldrush: Midnight Riders perform Sept. 11–12, and Chandler Contigo hosts Hispanic Heritage Month events.
Cushman and Wakefield announced the sale of South Valley Business Park, a two-building industrial complex near Chandler Municipal Airport.
The property spans nearly 144,000 sqft on Germann Road and East Northrup Boulevard between Cooper and McQueen roads.
The City of Chandler reopens its Golden Neighbors program with a free movie screening at Harkins Theatres in Chandler Fashion Center on Sept.
10 from 9:30 to 11 a.m. — attendees will get popcorn and beverages and should RSVP to ensure enough snacks.
Chandler Contigo returns with a month-long series of free and ticketed educational and cultural events celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month from Sept.
15 to Oct. 15 at local parks, libraries (Basha, Hamilton, and Sunset), and arts centers; residents can enjoy music, dance, art, and family-friendly activities.
On Aug. 13, the city council approved over $4 million in contracts for two improvement phases at the Tumbleweed Ranch historical education area, using funds from bonds approved in Nov.
2025 (which also allocated $158 million for parks projects).
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