Plan your trip to Mesa Amphitheatre

HOTELS NEARBY

Make a trip of it with an overnight stay. If you are travelling to visit the Mesa Amphitheatre, why not turn the trip into a mini-break by checking into a hotel? You can arrive when convenient, offload your luggage, and discover Mesa (and maybe even other parts of Arizona) before and/or after your event at the amphitheater.

The Azure Hotel
The Azure Hotel

651 East Main Street, Mesa, AZ 85203

Delta Hotels by Marriott Phoenix
Delta Hotels by Marriott Phoenix

200 North Centennial Way, Mesa, AZ 85201

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WHAT TO DO IN MESA, ARIZONA

While the Mesa Amphitheatre itself is in the desert, it is just a short drive to the nearest city, Phoenix. Whether you are enjoying a vacation in the area, or just have a few hours to kill, there are plenty of attractions and landmarks to visit. If you are short on ideas, here are some popular recommendations you might want to consider.

Natural attractions
Natural attractions

Some popular natural attractions include the Apache Trail, Salt and Verde Rivers, Usery Mountain Regional Park, Superstition Mountains, and cruises across Saguaro Lake and Canyon Lake. If you are feeling particularly adventurous, you could even book yourself a hot air balloon ride across the Sonoran Desert.

Distance: 100 miles

Mesa Temple
Mesa Temple

The neoclassical Mesa Temple is considered by many to be the most sacred space in Mesa. Originally opened in 1922, it is the first temple in Mesa dedicated to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. The visitor’s center offers lessons on the community’s history and other activities, and you can visit the temple or, if you prefer, schedule a private tour.

Distance: 1.3 miles

West Second Historic District
West Second Historic District

The West Second Historic District is the oldest historic district in Mesa. For a fan of architecture, it is the ideal place to enjoy a range of historic styles. The area was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1999, and it includes several homes of the most influential families in Mesa’s history.

Distance: 0.7 miles

Mesa Arts Center
Mesa Arts Center

If you have time for another show while you’re in Mesa, the Mesa Arts Center is worth a visit. The Contemporary Arts Center is free to visit, and exhibits work by local and international artists. There are also musical concerts, Broadway shows, and creative art and craft classes for children and adults.

Distance: 0.5 miles

Arizona Natural History Museum and Mesa Grande Cultural Park
Arizona Natural History Museum and Mesa Grande Cultural Park

The Arizona Natural History Museum is a place of discovery and exploration. From paleontology to archaeology, if you are interested in the science, culture and people who have influenced Arizona’s development, the museum should be top of your itinerary.

Distance: 0.5 miles

Nearby restaurants 

The Mesa’s downtown location means you won’t be short on choice if you are looking for somewhere to dine before or after your event. 

To save you some time, here are a few recommendations for local eateries. 

Cayomango Steak Seafood & Drinks, East University Drive
Only a 3-minute walk from the venue is Cayomango Steak, Seafood & Drinks. Serving a blend of Latin, South American and Mexican foods, the delicious menu offers plenty of choice no matter what time of day you are visiting. 

Rosa’s Mexican Grill, North Center Street
Something of a local institution, Rosa’s Mexican Grill has been providing the city of Mesa with authentic Mexican cuisine for more than 25 years. This family-run, award-winning restaurant is just a 12-minute walk from Mesa Amphitheatre, so perfectly located for a before- or after-show meal. 

Diamond’s Sports Grille, North Centennial Way
For a laidback, welcoming atmosphere that is just 5-minutes from the Mesa Amphitheatre, Diamond’s Sports Grille is the place to be. The classic, homely sports bar offers daily food specials, a Happy Hour from 1 to 7pm every day, free Wi-Fi, outdoor patio seating, and 20 flatscreen TVs.