Events in Lake Havasu, AZ

Sip N’ Shop returns to Lake Havasu City Aquatic Center with a community shopping day that supports local businesses and the women served by Women With Willpower in Lake Havasu City. Explore handmade and locally sourced gifts from vendors and crafters, enjoy a glass of wine while you browse, and take part in raffles, including a 50/50 drawing. It offers an easy way to get a head start on holiday gifting while contributing to a local cause. Admission is free.

At Lighthouse Lounge in Lake Havasu City, Moxie channels the high-impact sound of the 90s and 2000s, blending the punch of nu metal with the grit of alternative rock. The set pays tribute to era-defining bands, from the riff-heavy hits of Stone Temple Pilots and Bush to the hard-charging intensity of Limp Bizkit and Godsmack. Thick guitars, driving grooves, and a faithful nod to the originals shape the night. There is no cover.

Mohave Valley Raceway hosts a full card of short track competition featuring Findlay Chevrolet IMCA Modifieds, Living Waters Hospice IMCA/Street Stocks, Dwarfs, IMCA Northern Sport Mods, and Arrow Alignment & Collision Mini Dwarfs. General admission is $15. Seniors 60 and over are $12. Military admission is $12 with ID. Children ages 6 to 12 are $8, and children 5 and under are free. Tickets are available in person on race day only. Tickets and pit entry are cash only, and there are no ATMs on site. Concessions, souvenirs, and the beer garden accept cash or card. Outside food, beverages, and ice chests are not permitted. Pit passes are $40 for ages 13 and up, $25 for kids ages 3 to 12, and free for kids 2 and under, with pit payments taken in cash only.

This two day Halloween festival at Lake Havasu showcases the Havasu Halloween Haunt. Kottonmouth Kings and Property Six are set to perform both nights, with more information and additional bands to be announced soon. Tickets are available now.

Autumn arrives in Lake Havasu City with a two day celebration featuring seasonal entertainment, festive sights, and a welcoming fall atmosphere. This all ages community gathering is a relaxed place for families and friends to discover unique offerings, connect with local creators, and enjoy the spirit of the city. Whether you stop in briefly or spend the whole day, activities and energy continue from opening through closing. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

This event offers a night of dining, live music, dancing, and laughter while supporting the Western Arizona Humane Society. The festivities begin with a casual mixer, continue with a Thanksgiving-themed buffet, and conclude with a performance by the Highway 85 Band featuring favorites from the 70s, 80s, and 90s across multiple genres. Every ticket and table helps provide support for animals in need through WAHS. Tables are going quickly, and single tickets are available.

Pitch in at a community cleanup at Havasu Riviera Marina that marks the end of summer. Volunteers can help on the water or from the shoreline to make Lake Havasu cleaner, safer, and more beautiful. Families and friends are welcome to take part. Registration is open, with an event shirt, lunch, and door prizes available for participants. Together, this effort helps turn small steps into lasting change.

Experience a patriotic themed poker run featuring a unique spin, where clue solving guides the route from stop to stop. As participants collect cards, the strongest hand claims the win, blending classic poker with a lighthearted scavenger style challenge. Expect plenty of food, refreshing drinks, spirited fun, and a hint of playful chaos along the way.

This glow-themed walk and run lets participants choose their experience at a single color station. Add a burst of color before setting out, or opt to keep it color free... the choice is yours. Expanded lighting will line the course to improve visibility and safety for walkers and runners. The distance is 5.54 miles, a nod to the 554 Foundation. After a previous year when the route came up short, organizers are adjusting the course to be clearer and less susceptible to washouts. This gathering is a Memorial Walk and Run in honor of Sergeant Michael Rudd, with no awards for placement to keep the focus on community and remembrance. More details will be shared.

Mohave Valley Raceway hosts a full night of dirt track competition featuring Avanti Windows & Doors USAC/CRA Sprint Cars alongside POWRi Avanti Windows & Doors Southwest Ecotec Midgets, Dwarfs, and Arrow Alignment & Collision Mini Dwarfs. Grandstand admission is $25 for adults and seniors, $15 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under. Tickets are sold in person only and are not available in advance. Payment for tickets and pit entry is cash only, and ATMs are not available on site. Concessions, souvenirs, and the beer garden accept both cash and cards. Outside food, beverages, and ice chests are not allowed. Pit passes are $50 for adults, $30 for kids ages 3 to 12, and free for ages 2 and under, with pit purchases cash only and no checks accepted. The racing takes place on the Fastest 1/3 Mile in the West.

Back for its second year, the Lizard Peak Scramble brings a desert morning of trail running in the hills of Lake Havasu. Choose the revamped 10k that circles the mountain and showcases varied terrain without the steep Lizard Peak ascent, featuring narrow singletrack, rocky technical stretches, a smooth, flat mesa, sandy gravel washes, modest climbs and descents, and a visit to the blue green waters of Balanced Rock cove. The 5k Scramble is the only course that reaches the summit, blending running with hands on moves to earn sweeping 360 degree views. For a lighter challenge, the 5k Fun Run covers a loop a little over three miles, ideal for newcomers to trails as well as anyone after a quick, very runnable outing.

Little Lizards Dirt Dash invites young runners to SARA Park Trails for a playful trail run that is part of the Lizard Peak Scramble Trail Runs returning to this area. Each child receives a numbered bib and an official finisher medal upon crossing the finish line, creating a fun morning for the whole family. This dash is included in the second Lizard Peak Scramble Trail Runs. Space is limited.

An energetic cornhole tournament returns to Brown Bag Bar at Castle Rock Shores on the Parker Strip. Building on the previous event, this edition is set to be even larger. Registration is available through Scoreholio, and camping spots can be reserved by calling 928-667-2344.

Flat track motorcycles take center stage with bikes from AZ Flat Track Racing. Spectators can watch from the main grandstands, where admission is required for ages 6 and up and children 5 and under are admitted free. Tickets and pit passes are sold in person only, payable in cash, and there are no ATMs on site. Checks are not accepted. Pit access requires a pit pass for everyone age 13 and older, including drivers, crew members, and fans, with a separate option for ages 12 and under. A sweep of the pit area will take place. Outside food, beverages, and ice chests are not permitted.

The 3rd annual Lake Havasu Halloween Scream brings youth baseball back to SARA Park in Lake Havasu City for a festive weekend on the diamond. Designed for ages 9U through 14U, the tournament blends competitive play with a Halloween getaway for players and families. A guaranteed minimum of three games ensures every team sees plenty of action, with divisions spanning 9U to 14U and a championship style environment under the lights. Teams from Arizona, California, and Nevada are expected to battle in the desert, delivering a destination tournament experience unique to Lake Havasu. Player of the Game recognition, MVP honors, and team awards round out the weekend.

Go Lake Havasu presents the 55th Annual London Bridge Days Parade, a long-running local celebration in Lake Havasu City. Taking place on McCulloch Boulevard, the parade features floats and spectators cheering from the curb, carrying forward a community legacy. Additional details and registration information will be shared soon.

Championship night at Mohave Valley Raceway features a full card with Findlay Chevrolet IMCA Modifieds, Living Waters Hospice IMCA/Street Stocks, Dwarfs, IMCA Northern Sport Mods, and Alignment & Collision Mini Dwarfs. General admission is $15, with seniors 60 and over and military admission at $12, children ages 6 to 12 at $8, and kids 5 and under free. Tickets and pit entry are cash only and there are no ATMs on site, while concessions, souvenirs, and the beer garden accept cash or card. Outside food, beverages, and ice chests are not permitted, and tickets are available in person on race day only. Pit passes are cash only at $40 for ages 13 and up, $25 for kids 3 to 12, and free for ages 2 and under. It all happens at the Fastest 1/3 Mile in the West.

Friends of Hospice Crafters presents a craft boutique sale featuring unique handmade goods and sweet treats. Browse artisan jewelry and handbags, practical pieces for the kitchen, thoughtful items for pets and babies, cozy quilts, and more. A raffle for the Forest Friends handmade quilt is available, with tickets priced at six for five dollars, and the winner will be selected on the final day of the sale. Their signature Red Pepper Jelly will be in stock alongside a variety of home-baked goodies. All proceeds support Hospice of Havasu, the sole not-for-profit hospice in Lake Havasu.

Enjoy food, browse vendor booths, and listen to music from Matt Farris.

At Lake Havasu Golf Club, this memorial golf tournament honors SSgt. William "Billy" Harrell. The event offers a respectful on-course tribute to his memory.

Lazy Otter will be on hand at the Lake Havasu water and sand expo, showcasing an underwater float chair and a floating beverage holder. These Lazy Otter products make thoughtful holiday gifts.

The third annual 5K will take place at Island Ball Fields and continues the ongoing effort to rescue children. More event information and updates will be shared soon.

Families can enjoy a kid-focused morning of pancakes alongside Santa at Montana Steak House LHC. This family-friendly experience centers on a classic pancake breakfast, with Santa in attendance.