Arizona White Mountain Events
Events in Arizona’s White Mountains
Arizona White Mountains Events Calendar
Discover the latest events across Arizona’s beautiful White Mountains. This regularly updated calendar brings together festivals, rodeos, concerts, fairs, and community celebrations in Show Low, Pinetop-Lakeside, Snowflake, Taylor, Springerville, Greer, and surrounding areas.
Browse by date to find exactly what you’re looking for — from family-friendly 4th of July fireworks and summer concerts to fall harvest events and winter holiday happenings. Each listing includes dates, venues, and direct links to more details so you can plan your mountain getaway quickly and easily.
Whether you live in the White Mountains or are visiting for a weekend, this is your central hub for things to do in the high country. Scroll down to explore upcoming events.
12 Days Of Christmas
Snowflake Town Lighting
December 1st, 2026
The town of Snowflake kicks off the 12 Days Of Christmas with by "Lighting Up The Town"!
The town honors the season with the official "town lighting"... fun for the whole family.
The main street in Snowflake is literally "Main Street" and the festivities start there at 6:00 PM
The traditions of Christmas in this small town celebration are worth the trip.
Snowflake kicks off the holiday season with a traditional Town Lighting Ceremony, arrival of Santa, entertainment and free cocoa to be enjoyed by all.
Snowflake HS Auditorium - 190 S 2nd W St, Snowflake, AZ
Friday, December 6th @ 7pm
Saturday, December 7th @ 7 pm
Pinetop-Lakeside Christmas Fair
And Mayors Tree Lighting
December 4th, 2026
5:30 - 8:00 PM
Lights - Music - Food
Kids Krafts - Hot Air Balloon Glow!
Location: Jack Barker Memorial Park
More info: PinetopLakesideAZ.gov
928-368-8696
Show Low Christmas Light Parade
Saturday - December 5th, 2026 - FREE
The Parade starts at Central and travels along the "Deuce" of Clubs Blvd then turns South onto White Mountains Rd. to complete the route.
The fun begins at 6 p.m. Saturday!
This event is a local favorite that is actually worth the trip to come up for the weekend from Phoenix or Tucson.
