Thursday, October 23, 2025 | 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM Paul Mason Sports Complex
Join us for a spooktacular night of family fun at our annual Halloween Harvest Festival! Enjoy a costume contest, game booths, inflatables, haunted hayride, crafts, photo ops, and more.
This free event is open to all ages—costumes encouraged!
We're currently recruiting game booth hosts, volunteers, and Scare‑y Grande Scarecrow Walk participants. Learn more and get involved at casagrandeaz.gov/halloween.
Try out a new class at our CRC Open HOUSE
Take a morning for yourself and focus on your fitness at the Community Recreation Center Open House, happening Saturday, October 4, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Enjoy a lineup of free group fitness classes designed to move, strengthen, and inspire, including Group Power, SHINE, POUND, Zumba, Pilates, and Body Works.
Meet our talented instructors, connect with others in the community, and discover new classes to keep you motivated and active.
Free admission. No membership required. Casa Grande Community Recreation Center 1905 N. Peart Rd.
Join us at Dave White Park for a fun, structured pickleball program open to all skill levels. For just $25 for the season, players can enjoy men’s, women’s, and mixed leagues, plus challenger courts and open play.
Whether you're new to the sport or looking to stay active in organized play, this is a great way to get involved and meet others in the community. Open to all—residents and non-residents welcome.
The Casa Grande City Council has voted to place a $67 million General Obligation (GO) Bond question on the November 4, 2025, ballot. If approved by voters, this bond would fund vital recreational improvements to enhance the quality of life and support the city's growing population.
This bond is an investment in Casa Grande’s quality of life, creating inclusive, modern, and accessible spaces where families, youth, and residents of all ages can stay active, connect, and enjoy meaningful community experiences.
By voting on November 4, 2025, Casa Grande residents will help shape the city's future for decades to come.
