Big Changes at Tempe Marketplace: New Retail, Local Brands & Fresh Energy in Metro Phoenix
If you’ve driven past Tempe Marketplace lately, you may have noticed some serious upgrades taking shape—and it’s not just the fresh paint or new landscaping. A wave of new businesses is moving into this iconic Arizona shopping hub, bringing with them a mix of national retail names and standout local brands. This is more than just a facelift—it’s a full-on revival of one of Metro Phoenix’s most popular shopping and dining destinations.
National Retail Meets Local Flavor
According to AZ Big Media, Tempe Marketplace is welcoming several new tenants that reflect Arizona’s evolving retail landscape. Big names like Nike Unite and Dick’s Sporting Goods House of Sport are helping reshape the mall into a destination that goes beyond basic shopping—offering experiences, community spaces, and upgraded amenities.
But what’s really exciting is the spotlight on local Arizona businesses, including one that’s been making big waves lately: AZ Lemonade Stand.
AZ Lemonade Stand Lands at Sam’s Club in Tempe Marketplace
One of the most talked-about local launches this season is the release of AZ Lemonade Stand’s two-pack bottles now available at Sam’s Club at Tempe Marketplace. Known for their bold taste, seasonal flavors, and vibrant brand rooted right here in Arizona, AZ Lemonade Stand is gaining traction fast—not just with locals, but across the Southwest.
AZ Lemonade Stand is proof that local entrepreneurship is alive and well in Metro Phoenix. If you haven’t tried their signature lemonade yet, you can learn more or order online at azlemonadestand.com.
Why This Matters for the Valley
The refresh at Tempe Marketplace represents a growing trend across Metro Phoenix: revitalizing older retail centers with a mix of experience-driven shopping, local food and beverage brands, and event-ready community spaces. It’s not just about shopping anymore—it’s about staying, connecting, and supporting businesses that reflect Arizona’s culture and creativity.
Expect more weekend markets, food truck events, and interactive experiences popping up as places like Tempe Marketplace adapt to meet what Valley residents are really looking for.
What’s Next?
Whether you’re looking for retail therapy, local eats, or just a new weekend hangout, the changes at Tempe Marketplace are worth checking out. And if you’re a fan of supporting Arizona-grown brands, make sure to swing by Sam’s Club to grab a cold bottle of AZ Lemonade Stand—it’s the taste of local success, bottled and ready.
