Good morning, Surprise.

Phoenix Zoo will return to Surprise next week to offer a free program that helps children up to 5 learn through their senses at the Surprise Senior Center — 12425 W.

Bell Road. The event will have two sessions from 10 to 10:45 a.m. and 11 to 11:45 a.m.

Two cyclists in Surprise died in separate accidents with vehicles three days apart earlier this month—local residents are mourning their loss.

Thunderbirds Charities donated $5,000 to Surprise’s Teen WHAM Art Program to supply young artists with essential materials for their projects.

The program meets from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. on the first and third Wednesdays at the WHAM Art Center on N. Dysart Road—helping to fill the gap left by reduced school art programs.

Highland Prep, a STEM-focused college-preparatory high school, announced a new program in partnership with Project Lead the Way and the Robotics Education and Competition Foundation to let students earn certifications in pre-engineering and robotics.

The program will build problem-solving and teamwork skills at their school on 15600 W. Hearn Road — a step designed to open up future STEM career opportunities.

At SRP’s specialized tech lab, every safety tool—gloves, blankets, and protective mats—undergoes rigorous testing so linemen can quickly restore power during severe weather.

The lab subjects items to high-voltage tests and supports 2,200 linemen with equipment used throughout the year.

Happy Hour at Revolu Modern Taqueria

4-7 p.m. — Revolu Modern Taqueria + Bar — Discounted drinks — Meet fellow singles for an evening of social fun and great company.