RYAN HOUSE COMMUNITY BREAKFAST

March 31, JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn for a job or an agility competition. Campers in grades 3 through 6 will investigate the magic that happens when science, math and creativity come together with Impossible Science. Five-day camps take place from 9 a.m.-4 p.m., daily. Members, $260; Non-members, $295. www. azscience.org.

Hear about the inspiring work Ryan House does for children with life-limiting medical conditions and their families at this annual community breakfast. Emmy Award-winning sports personality Lindsey Smith will emcee the event, which always features a firsthand perspective from a group of teens who grew up with the support of Ryan House. There will be opportunities to support care, comfort, and community for the children and families who receive the organization’s services. After the program, guests can enjoy breakfast on the Sonoran Terrace. 8 a.m. Free. www.ryanhouse.org.

33rd Annual Ostrich Festival

March 16-19, Tumbleweed Park

This popular annual festival is based on the colorful history of ostrich ranching in Chandler. Each year, Ostriches roam freely in a designated area at the event, while festivalgoers enjoy rides, music food and more. This year’s festival promises to have the biggest selection of rides yet, including fan favorites the Zipper, German Wave Swinger, and giant Ferris Wheel. Times vary. Adults, $30; ages 5 to

12, $20; 4 and younger, free; VIP, $150; Family pack, $160. www. ostrichfestival.com.

Annie

March 24-26, ASU Gammage

Generations of theatergoers have enjoyed the story of Little Orphan Annie, her determination and optimism. One of the bestloved musicals of all time returns to Gammage as part of the Broadway Across America series, with the familiar book and score that reminds us that “the sun will come out tomorrow,” despite the hard knocks that life throws your way. Showtimes vary. $25 to $95. www.asugammage.com/annie.

Friendly Pines Camp Round-Up

March 27, Fairmont Scottsdale

Princess Summer will be here before you know it. For families looking for summer camp information, Arizona’s longest-running family-owned sleepaway camp will hold an information night. Learn about the benefits of summer camp, and all the fun activities that Friendly Pines offers for kids ages 6 through 14. There will be free gifts, door prizes and drawings for tuition discounts. Children and parents are invited to attend. Advance online registration required. 7 p.m. Free. www.friendlypines.com.

Arizona Bike Week

March 29-April 2, Westworld of Scottsdale

The best motorcycle rally outside of Sturgis will return to the Valley with vendor booths, a swap meet, rallies, drag races, stunt shows, charity raffles, and non-stop excitement. The Grease and Gears

Garage Road Show will feature interviews and demos for riders, and Cycle Source Magazine will award trophies for customs in 32 categories. But the event is all about the camaraderie and the music. Billy Idol, Megadeth, Staind, Texas Hippie Coalition, and other bands will perform throughout the week. PowerYard admission for all five days, $15; children 12 and under, free; RockYard all-concert pass, $150. www.azbikeweek.com.

Tempe Festival Of The Arts

March 31-April 2, Mill Avenue

At this festival, as many as 350 artist booths line Mill Avenue and its surrounding streets, presenting unique, handmade works in 17 different visual arts categories, ranging from wood and photography, to ceramics, wearable art and jewelry, among other things. It is one of the oldest festivals in the Southwest and has grown to be a favorite of locals and visitors alike. The urban fine art festival, which will also include food trucks, entertainment, beer and wine, is family- and dogfriendly and annually brings nearly 225,000 visitors to Tempe over the course of the weekend. 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Free. www.tempefestivalofthearts.com.

Army Of Love And Hope

Disco Soirée

April 1, Atlantic Aviation

Scottsdale Airport Hangar

Three grassroots nonprofits — The Mama Army, Love Society, and Handing Out Hope — are joining forces to fund the “Mama Bear Mother’s Day” event at the House of Refuge, which supports 88 families affected by domestic abuse. The evening, which will take place at the Scottsdale Airport, will include entertainment, a card reader, live painting by a local artist, food, cocktails, and more. 7-11 p.m. $150. www.lovesocietyaz.org.

Rock The Night Gala

April 1, Shrine Auditorium & Events Center

Are you ready to rock? Join Phoenix Children’s Chorus for a night full of music and opportunities to support Arizona’s premier youth choral organization. The fundraising gala will feature performances of rock favorites by the choir’s ensembles — made up of kids from around the Valley in grades 2 through 12 — and a special guest performance by Jim Adkins of Jimmy Eat World. In addition, attendees will enjoy a VIP pre-party, live and silent auctions, raffle, and dinner. 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. General admission, $100; seated ticket, $150; VIP, $200. www.phoenixchildrenschorus.org.