Mesa is hosting a recurring free comedy event called “That’s What She Said,” an all-female comedy showcase featuring local comedians and performers at Jarrod’s Coffee, Tea & Art Gallery in downtown Mesa. The event is designed to highlight female stand-up talent while giving residents and visitors an opportunity to enjoy live comedy in a relaxed community setting.

According to Visit Mesa, the comedy show takes place at Jarrod’s Coffee, Tea & Gallery in downtown Mesa. The venue is known for combining coffeehouse culture, art exhibitions, live performances, and community entertainment events in an intimate setting.

The event runs from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and is completely free to attend. Organizers encourage guests to arrive early because seating inside the venue can fill up quickly during comedy nights and live entertainment events.

Visit Mesa’s event listing describes “That’s What She Said” as an all-female comedy show featuring local headliners and performers from Arizona’s comedy scene. The showcase is intended to create a fun and welcoming environment while giving women in comedy a platform to perform and connect with audiences throughout the Valley.

The comedy series is scheduled as a recurring monthly event stretching throughout much of the year. Upcoming dates listed by Visit Mesa include monthly performances continuing from May through the following spring.

Jarrod’s Coffee, Tea & Gallery has become a well-known venue in Mesa for live entertainment, poetry readings, local music, art displays, open mic nights, and comedy events. Organizers say the location’s smaller and more personal atmosphere helps create stronger audience interaction during stand-up performances.

Downtown Mesa has increasingly expanded its live entertainment scene in recent years, with comedy shows, music performances, festivals, and art-focused events helping attract more nightlife activity to the area. “That’s What She Said” is one of several recurring entertainment events contributing to the growth of downtown Mesa’s local arts and culture community.

In addition to the comedy itself, visitors attending the event can also purchase drinks, coffee beverages, tea, desserts, and food items from Jarrod’s during the performances. The venue regularly combines its café operations with gallery exhibits and live entertainment programming.

Organizers promote the comedy night as an inclusive and community-centered experience designed for guests looking for a casual evening of entertainment without the cost of large comedy club ticket prices. The event also gives local comedians additional stage time and exposure within the Valley’s growing stand-up comedy scene.