“Tattooers of the Valley” Event Brings Together Artists and Community in Phoenix

PHOENIX, Ore. (May. 26, 2026) — Tattoo artists from across Southern Oregon will gather in Phoenix later this week for a community-focused art show celebrating creativity, tattoo culture and the local arts scene.

“Tattooers of the Valley,” hosted by Tiger Blood Tattoo, is scheduled for May 30 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Anchor Valley. Organizers say the event is intended to bring together local tattooers and community members for an evening centered around art, music, food and collaboration.

The show will feature original artwork from tattoo artists throughout the Rogue Valley, including paintings, prints and other creative pieces beyond tattoo work itself. Organizers say the event aims to highlight the wide range of artistic talent within the tattoo community while creating an opportunity for artists to connect directly with the public.

In addition to the artwork on display, attendees will be able to meet local artists, learn more about their work and enjoy a casual community atmosphere. The event will also include music, drinks and food available for purchase.

Organizers described the gathering as both an art showcase and a celebration of local culture, noting that tattooing has long been tied to broader forms of visual art and self-expression. By bringing artists together in one space, they hope to encourage community support for local creatives and small businesses throughout the valley.

The event is free to attend and open to all ages. Community members interested in tattoos, artwork, prints or simply looking for a social evening in the Rogue Valley are encouraged to attend.

Phoenix has increasingly hosted community-centered events featuring local artists and businesses in recent years, with venues such as Anchor Valley serving as gathering spaces for markets, live music and creative showcases. Organizers say “Tattooers of the Valley” continues that effort by spotlighting artists whose work is often seen on skin but less frequently displayed in traditional gallery-style settings.

No tickets or reservations are required for attendance.