PHOENIX — Phoenix Public Library customers can receive two free tickets to Arizona State University women’s basketball home games during the 2026–27 season through a new partnership between the library and Sun Devil Athletics.
The program begins with ASU’s home opener against Jackson State at 5 p.m. Monday, Nov. 2. Library cardholders can also receive a discount on additional tickets they purchase, according to the city.
“Sports bring people together, and this partnership makes it even easier and more affordable to cheer on our Sun Devils,” Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego said in the announcement.
How to Get Free Tickets
Visitors can go to the customer service desk at any Phoenix Public Library location to redeem two free tickets for each eligible home game. Tickets are subject to availability.
Library cardholders who want to bring additional family members or friends can receive a discount on extra tickets. Library cards are available to Maricopa County residents at Phoenix Public Library locations.
For program details, participating locations and the complete home schedule, visit the library’s Sun Devil Women’s Basketball tickets page.
Where the Sun Devils Play
ASU’s home schedule includes games throughout November, December, January and February. Most home games will be played at Desert Financial Arena, 600 E. Veterans Way in Tempe. Select games will take place at Mullett Arena, 411 S. Packard Drive in Tempe.
ASU women’s basketball head coach Molly Miller said the partnership is intended to make the game-day experience accessible to more families across the Valley.
“We’re excited to welcome Phoenix Public Library customers to our home court and share the energy and passion of Sun Devil Women’s Basketball,” Miller said.
Phoenix Public Library includes 16 branch libraries, Burton Barr Central Library and a bookmobile. Along with books and digital resources, the library offers programs and services for residents of all ages.
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