Havana Nights gala at sunset with classic car and palms, Phoenix

Desert sunset, Caribbean rhythm.

Havana Nights Party Phoenix

Live Cuban band, salsa dancers, a cigar roller at work and a 1950s Havana backdrop — for galas, fundraisers, corporate parties and milestone birthdays.

Son · Mambo · Cha-cha-chá · Bolero · Salsa · Rumba · Danzón

Havana, by way of Phoenix

A 1950s night, set in Phoenix.

Phoenix sunsets already deliver the coral, gold and teal palette of a 1950s Havana postcard. A Havana Nights event here can start on a resort lawn with the McDowell Mountains or Camelback glowing in the distance, a Latin trio by the fire pits, and move indoors for a full band and dancer show once the desert night cools.

Many Valley events happen at the resorts of Scottsdale and Paradise Valley, where corporate incentive groups and medical associations hold multi-day meetings from fall through spring. Downtown Phoenix offers historic venues near Roosevelt Row and the convention center district, while Old Town Scottsdale delivers lively spaces for milestone birthdays. The Arizona Biltmore area, with its own Jazz Age architecture, makes an especially fitting gala setting.

The Valley's peak event season runs October through April, when outdoor programs are at their best. Summer events move inside, and we plan around heat for any arrival or load-in. Cigar lounges work beautifully on resort patios where permitted, and casino tables with play money suit incentive groups. The venue's bar handles the mojitos.

Practical planning in the Valley also includes distance and weather. Scottsdale, Tempe and Chandler venues can be thirty minutes apart, so shuttles are common for resort groups. Desert evenings drop quickly in temperature from November through February, so outdoor plans should include heaters. Monsoon season from July through September can bring sudden wind and dust storms, so outdoor decor must be secured and an indoor backup reserved. Resort lawns are ideal for a sunset start with a Latin trio.

For Biltmore-area venues and Scottsdale resorts, the architecture often provides much of the decor. Add palms, warm amber uplighting and a vintage car photo backdrop, and the space shifts to Havana instantly. For incentive groups, a cigar lounge and play-money casino tables give guests places to mingle beyond the dance floor.

Neighborhoods we know

  • Scottsdale & Old Town
  • Paradise Valley
  • Downtown Phoenix & Roosevelt Row
  • Biltmore & Arcadia
  • Tempe
  • Chandler

Venues we plan for

  • Scottsdale and Paradise Valley resorts
  • Biltmore-area ballrooms
  • Downtown Phoenix historic venues
  • Resort lawns and patios

Packages

Three ways to Havana

Each starting price covers the core lineup. Every package can be tailored.

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Services

The cast of a Havana night

Phoenix FAQ

Questions, answered

When is the best time for outdoor events in Phoenix?

October through April. Summer events are best indoors, with arrival and load-in planned around heat.

Do you serve Scottsdale incentive groups?

Yes. Resort-based corporate and association groups are a natural fit for Valley resorts.

Can we have a cigar lounge outdoors?

Yes, on patios where the resort permits it, following their smoking policies.

Do you serve alcohol?

No. We do not provide alcohol service. We work with your venue's bar team, who can run a mojito and Cuba libre menu alongside our entertainment.

Are the casino tables real gambling?

No. Casino tables use play money only and are for entertainment. Where available, they are provided through our partner Vegas Night Co.

What does 'starting at' include?

Starting prices reflect the core package elements listed. Final pricing depends on date, duration, guest count, venue logistics and any additions. Request a quote for an exact figure.

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  • Serving Phoenix and surrounding areas
  • We partner with your venue's bar for mojitos
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