November 14, 2026
Flite Goodyear - 1300 S. Litchfield Rd. Goodyear
Key Experience Zones
- WW2 Auto Exhibit featuring 13 classical and military vehicles from the era
- WW2 era inspired artwork by Arizona artists
- 1940s Night Club: Bandstand, Dance Floor & Seated Cocktail Lounge
- Emcee program by Bob Hope, musical performances, and dancing
- Cash Bars
- Wall of Heroes Video Honoring Veterans
- Silent auction
- Live auction of travel featuring destinations to historic locations and much more!
Thematic Cuisine from Allied Countries
United Kingdom
Classic British Fare including Bangers & Mash and Fish & Chips
Polynesia
Pacific Inspired Flavors including Lechon, Spam Musubi, Mac Salad
Where Your Money Goes
A Night to Remember is a fundraiser. Every ticket and every sponsorship strengthens arts, history, and culture in the West Valley.
The West Valley Arts Council serves the 13 municipalities of the West Valley, running Gallery 37, a summer apprenticeship where local high school students design and permanently install public art in their own cities; free arts workshops for adults 55 and older; and a free public gallery in Surprise.
The P.W. Litchfield Heritage Center is a Tier One Arizona Historical Society affiliate museum preserving and interpreting the unique history of Southwest Valley through archives and exhibits and offering a variety of enrichment programs and events.
Learn more about both organizations
Why This Night, and Why Here
Arizona made major contributions to WWII, and the West Valley homefront had a major role! The Arizona Goodyear Aircraft plant established by Goodyear Tire and Rubber executive and Litchfield Park founder, Paul W. Litchfield, manufactured aircraft components for the war. The plant was the largest employer in Arizona at that time. The historic hangar at today’s Flite Goodyear is where it all happened!
A Night to Remember on November 14th, honors this history and celebrates the West Valley’s impact.
