A longtime Arizona restaurant name is celebrating a milestone with the Someburros 40th Anniversary Fiesta on Saturday, November 14, 2026, from 3–9 p.m. at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick. For readers planning their Scottsdale-area week of November 10–16, the gathering combines live entertainment, food, and family activities in one afternoon-to-evening outing.

A Birthday Celebration With Plenty to Explore

The celebration takes place on the Main Stadium Field and includes a Kid Zone, games, raffles, anniversary merchandise, and a Story Village highlighting the restaurant’s history. Food and drinks are available to purchase.

That mix makes it possible for a group to arrive with different priorities. Some people may be drawn to the performers, while others want time to explore the family activities. Agree on a shared meeting point and one or two things you want to do together.

If you are planning a full weekend around the fiesta, browse Scottsdale dining options in the Inside AZ Directory for a separate breakfast or next-day meal. Keep the fiesta’s food purchases in your event budget rather than assuming admission includes dinner.

Know the Ticket Options Before You Go

The organizer lists general admission at $10, VIP admission at $30, and free entry for children ages five and younger. Parking is free for guests with a valid ticket. Check the purchase page for availability and any checkout charges.

VIP admission includes a mini bean-and-cheese burro, a tequila tasting, double raffle tickets, and a private seating section near the stage. Compare those benefits with how you actually plan to spend the evening before choosing your ticket.

Plan Around the Performances You Want to See

The published lineup begins with DJ Crisco Kidd and community performances at 3 p.m., followed by DJ Nicasio and community performances at 5 p.m. Selena The Show takes the stage at 5:30 p.m., with Rock Lobster scheduled for 7:30 p.m.

The evening also includes a 7 p.m. anniversary presentation and thank-yous, followed later by an 8:45 p.m. drone show. These are the times to check again shortly before attending, particularly if your group plans to arrive for one specific act.

Choose an Arrival Time With Your Group in Mind

An early arrival gives families room to explore before the later performances. Music-focused visitors might prefer to build their visit around a particular set. Either way, allow time for parking, entry, and finding your bearings rather than aiming to reach the venue exactly when a performance begins.

If younger children are joining you, talk through whether staying until the drone show is realistic. A shorter visit that everyone enjoys can be a better choice than pushing through the entire schedule. Bring the essentials you need while checking venue rules before packing.

For another meal elsewhere during your Scottsdale weekend, explore the Try Scottsdale Insider Directory’s Scottsdale restaurant listings. The directory can help you compare styles of dining, while individual restaurant sites provide current menus, reservations, and operating hours.

A Community Celebration With a Charitable Purpose

The organizer says profits from the fiesta support Rancho Feliz, a nonprofit serving families in Agua Prieta, Mexico. Someburros traces its beginnings to a Tempe restaurant opened in 1986 and to recipes passed through the Vasquez family.

That background gives the anniversary more context than a single night of entertainment. Guests who have visited the restaurants for years can bring their own memories, while first-time visitors can discover why the business is marking this milestone with a community gathering.

Check Venue Rules Before Leaving Home

Salt River Fields lists the venue address as 7555 North Pima Road. Review its permitted-item rules and confirm any accessibility needs directly. The event’s FAQ allows service animals rather than pets; plan accordingly if your usual weekend outings include a dog.

Keep your ticket information accessible, set a food-and-drink budget, and choose your must-see performance before arriving. With those details handled, the November 14 fiesta offers a straightforward way to spend a Scottsdale-area Saturday enjoying music, family activities, and an Arizona restaurant anniversary.