Discover Bright Days and Brighter Nights in Downtown Mesa
Downtown Mesa has you covered from sunrise to last call. Start your day exploring our renowned museums, browsing boutiques, and breaking for coffee at a sidewalk cafe. Extend your day into night, and catch a live performance or dine at one of our local gems. And for the beer enthusiasts among you, we're proud to spotlight the Valley's most walkable beer scene.
Things to Do in Downtown Mesa
Find one-of-a-kind treasures
Discover the charm of Downtown Mesa's local boutiques, where you can begin your treasure hunt for one-of-a-kind vintage items and exquisite handmade goods. Stroll through these quaint shops and explore a world…
Satisfy your cravings at the best restaurants and breweries in Downtown Mesa, Arizona. From farm-to-table eateries offering delectable dishes made with locally sourced ingredients to craft breweries serving up artisanal beers, you'll…
Keep exploring Mesa into the evening by dining, drinking, dancing and singing at these spots. Explore the dynamic atmosphere of Downtown Mesa after dark, and create unforgettable memories with friends and fellow…
Journey through time and knowledge at Downtown Mesa's captivating museums, where natural history and science come to life through multi-sensory experiences. Explore interactive exhibits, fascinating artifacts, and educational adventures for visitors of…
Feel the rhythm and melodies of Downtown Mesa as you attend electrifying live performances at our renowned venues. From intimate acoustic shows to full-scale concerts featuring top-tier artists, the music scene in…
Downtown Mesa is adorned with many vibrant, creative, cultural and historical murals. Don't miss Mesa's colorful butterfly wings which were designed and created by nationally renowned muralist, Kelsey Montague. (pictured)
Light Rail: 3 Stations in Downtown Country Club Dr/Main Center St/Main Mesa Dr/Main
The Downtown Buzz – A 23-passenger bus (17 seats and 6 standees) that operates every 30 minutes on weekdays, and 60 minutes on Saturdays. On major streets, use bus stops and on neighborhood streets, use flag zone. (Monday – Saturday) Free
