Good morning, Chandler.

Downtown Chandler's Third Thursday Market will be held tomorrow, Thursday, May 21, with local vendors + community activities, as detailed by reporter Justin Pazera.

Residents can plan to visit for a taste of local charm.

Borderlands Produce Rescue offers $20 produce boxes at the Desert Cross Lutheran Tempe Site, while the 'Off the Clock' exhibit opens this weekend and Chandler Center for the Arts will auction theater seats ahead of June renovations; Sing City day camp runs June 1-5.

The exhibit Off the Clock returns this year to showcase artwork by city employees in their free time.

It will be on view May 23 through July 25 at the Gallery at Chandler Center for the Arts on 250 N. Arizona Ave.

Chandler Unified School District set new guidelines to let students and teachers use AI safely and protect student data.

The district discussed these measures on May 6 and will apply them in classrooms from elementary to high school.

Arizona is extra dry in May and June because tropical moisture is kept away by shifting jet stream patterns (keeping humidity low) and raising fire risks.

The summer monsoon will bring sporadic rain through September to ease the drought in the desert.

Maricopa County Supervisor Thomas Galvin hosted his fourth Lake and Trail Safety Event at Lake Pleasant to remind visitors to wear proper life jackets and avoid alcohol on boats before Memorial Day weekend.

The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary will provide extra jackets to ensure safety for water activities (including for pets).

Legends Showcase in Chandler will host the 7 Cellars Farm Wine Pairing Dinner on May 21 at 2386 N Alma School Rd from 6:00 p.m. + 8:00 p.m.

A WalletHub study released Tuesday ranked nine Arizona cities among the top 50 affordable spots for home buying—with Surprise third, Yuma fourth and Mesa at 15th.

The report assessed home prices, taxes, insurance and vacancy rates across 300 cities.

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Patti Labelle Concert

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Live Music at The Perch Brewery

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