Events in Mohave County, AZ

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Head to the Senior Enrichment Center for casual shuffleboard games where teams are formed on arrival. Newcomers and seasoned players are equally welcome. Expect easygoing, friendly competition, time to socialize, and a simple way to stay active. Play a game or two and enjoy the friendly atmosphere.

Unwind from the week with a creative crafting session where a volunteer craft leader introduces a new project to explore. The atmosphere encourages relaxation, conversation, and hands-on creativity. Sign-up sheets are available at the Senior Enrichment Center one week in advance, and each class is limited to 15 participants.

This event centers on Mexican Train, a domino game where players build their own lines from a central station and aim to be the first to play every tile from their hand. The name refers to an optional shared train that all participants can use, adding a communal element to the strategy. Sponsored by VooDoo Cove.

This friendly poker card game takes place at the Senior Enrichment Center, with two tables set to accommodate plenty of players. It offers a relaxed setting to socialize and spend time playing cards with friends.

Enjoy a relaxed pinochle gathering at the Senior Enrichment Center, sponsored by VooDoo Cove. Seasoned players and beginners can trade strategies, share a few laughs, and learn from one another while playing this time honored card game. It is an easy way to keep the mind sharp, meet people, and pick up new tips. The people are as much the highlight as the play... each hand adds to the good cheer.

Enjoy an upbeat Zumba session led by Beth Humphrey, sponsored by Arizona Advanced Wound Care. Active in the fitness community since 2009, Beth began as a certified personal trainer and group fitness instructor, guiding strength training, senior fitness, pre-exhaustive training, and PIYO. She moved from student to instructor in 2011 when she earned her Zumba license, then added ZumbaKids in 2017. In recent years she has led after-school programs throughout Mohave County. She is bringing that lively spirit to the SeniorEnrichment Center, ready to reconnect with adults and share the music, movement, and joy that Zumba brings.

At the Aquatic Center in Lake Havasu City, this event spotlights a newly introduced product line while keeping familiar favorites available. It also marks the first event following a return to the area, giving attendees a simple way to explore what is new alongside the staples that continue to be offered.

Now in its second year, the Firefighters Charities golf tournament returns to Laughlin Ranch and welcomes the public. Opportunities are available for hole sponsorships and raffle item contributions, and inquiries can be sent to jgorham@bfdcharities.com. Player registration information will be shared soon.

Sip N' Shop returns to Lake Havasu City Aquatic Center with a marketplace of local vendors and crafters, presented by Women With Willpower. Explore unique gifts, enjoy a glass of wine while browsing, and take part in raffles, including a 50/50 drawing. The event supports local businesses and the women served by the organization in Lake Havasu City. It is a convenient way to kick off holiday shopping, and admission is free.

The Bullhead Area Chamber is bringing back Oktoberfest 2026, a community celebration featuring live music, a festive beer garden, a family-friendly kids zone, a vendor alley, delicious food, shopping, and a welcoming atmosphere. Attendees can dance, enjoy the beer garden, shop, or make memories with the family, with activities for all ages throughout the day. Details about the location, vendor opportunities, and the entertainment lineup will be shared soon. Prost to good times and community spirit.

Mother Road Media teams up with The Museum of the Great Wars to present an inaugural fall festival and car show at Kingman Nazarene. Attendees can look forward to trophies, a 50/50, vendor booths, a kids zone, museum displays, military vehicles, and live music from Scott Scojo Patterson.

Next Stop Comedy brings notable stand-up talent to Grand Canyon Brewing Company - Kingman, offering a different lineup at every show. Comedians with television and podcast credits deliver live sets in a brewery setting for a night of laughs and variety.

At Lewis Kingman Park, a first annual drag kickball game brings a spirited face off led by drag siblings Star Frost and Sophia de la Rosa. Players can show team pride by dressing in their color or selecting provided regalia, and participation benefits Mohave Pride through a $5 contribution or donations of personal items for care packets for the unhoused, such as deodorant, soap, toothbrushes, or socks. Spectators are welcome to watch at no cost, with cheers fueling the action, and optional donations in money or items are also welcomed. Food and treats will be available, including hotdogs from Kev-OGz, the Kool Treats ice cream truck, and fresh squeezed lemonade. To sign up, message Mohave Pride- Kingman on Facebook.

This monthly Texas Holdem tournament features a $20 buy-in that provides an opening stack of chips. You may make one $10 rebuy at the close of the first hour. Advance registration is required by Monday of the prior week. For complete rules, prize information, or questions, contact Bryon Hatt at (928) 516-0353 or Donalee Downing at (603) 726-3264, or email DonaleeDowning@yahoo.com.

Culver’s brings a sweet pick me up to the Senior Enrichment Center with a recurring ice cream social. On the first Thursday of each month, guests can enjoy complimentary ice cream cones and ice cream sandwiches, available until they run out. It is a simple way to cool down, satisfy a sweet tooth, and share cheerful moments with friends. This ongoing tradition features tasty treats and friendly conversation.

Get ready to kick up your heels at a country-themed evening as the event room at the Bullhead Area Chamber of Commerce transforms into a country nightclub. Enjoy country tunes from DJ Loke, plenty of space for line dancing and two-stepping, food, and a cash bar. Admission is $20 per person for ages 21 and over and includes a dinner plate and a drink ticket. Part of the proceeds benefits CASA Council of Mohave County. Pre-registration is suggested but not required.

Families can visit interactive safety booths featuring hands-only CPR, water safety, car seat safety, and more. Children will be able to see fire apparatus and other community first responder vehicles up close while learning how these teams protect the public. Kids can also tackle a playful firefighter obstacle course to try out their skills. Activities take place at the Anderson Auto Group Fieldhouse.

This calm, creativity-focused workshop centers on diamond painting, a craft that turns simple designs into sparkling artwork. Participants place colorful rhinestones on a canvas, following a paint-by-number style guide, until the image shimmers with dimension. It is easy to learn, welcoming to beginners, and provides a soothing, hands-on way to create something beautiful.

This monthly LCR dice game takes place on the second Thursday of each month. Bring $3 in nickels or dimes to use during play. Up to eight people sit at each table, and every player starts with a center pot of three dimes and six nickels. Seating is arranged in a circle with a shared middle where coins are placed as the game progresses. A table provides a good surface for rolling the dice, although any circular setup works.

A two day Havasu Halloween Haunt brings live performances on both nights. Kottonmouth King and Property Six take the stage each evening, with additional bands and details to be announced. Tickets are currently available.

At Unforgiven Ranch, the Hualapai View NATRC Competitive Trail Ride features a Leisure Division (LeD) designed for both newcomers and seasoned riders, with Experienced, Adult, and Junior classes. This division uses shorter distances at a gentler pace so the ride can be completed in a single day. Riders check in before heading out, cover 8 to 12 miles, and receive awards that same day. Camping is optional and offered with or without corrals. Participants may enter one day or both, since each day is a separate ride with its own scorecards and awards. A silent auction supports ride expenses, with bidding open on both days and the highest bid taking each item at the close. Payments are accepted by PayPal, Venmo, or check. Items won must be picked up at the event site unless other arrangements are made with the Ride Manager. The route begins and ends with two miles on flat, sandy jeep trails. The middle section follows sandy washes, cattle paths, and mountain trails with expansive views. Stock tanks along the way supply water for the horses.

The Meins-Walema Memorial Tournament returns for its fourth year, officially confirmed to proceed. Competition will include Men's and Crazy Coed divisions. Merchandise vendors and food trucks are welcome to set up during the tournament.

At the Senior Enrichment Center, a baking and recipe class pairs culinary learning with community giving. Guided by an experienced instructor, participants make twice the usual amount, keeping one portion and sharing the other with a person served by the local Meals on Wheels program. The format combines practical instruction with an opportunity to support the community. Space is limited to 10 participants, and registration takes place at the Senior Enrichment Center.

Local businesses, vendors, and residents come together for a fall-themed business expo that blends networking, shopping, and seasonal fun. Presented in collaboration with Mohave Valley News, with Billet Health as the title sponsor, the event features booth raffles and giveaways, food, and plenty of chances to connect. Families are welcome, and attendees can meet local entrepreneurs, explore products and services, and support the community. For more information, contact support@bhcmvaor.org or 928-758-4808.

Queen of the Mother Road Pinup Contest 2026 celebrates the Route 66 Centennial with a 1920s glamour theme. Registration is limited to 20 contestants, with 10 places reserved for participants from Mohave County. The top title, Queen of the Mother Road, includes a $250 cash prize, first runner up Miss 66 Fest receives $150, and second runner up Miss Cutie receives $100. Additional honors include Miss Route 66 Rebel, The Heart of Route 66 for local contestants, and Most Charitable for the entrant who raises the most for the designated cause. The schedule is tentative and may change. The weekend opens with a meet and greet, then contestants choose their preferred vintage trailer for photos and staging, with Perla available to answer questions and offer assistance. The next day features check in, on-stage bios and question presentations, a brief intermission, a pose off competition, the announcement of winners, and photos for title holders and all contestants. For more information, contact Miss Elvi Pearl at Lmdephx@gmail.com.

Back for its second year, the Lizard Peak Scramble returns to the desert hills of Lake Havasu with three ways to take on the terrain. Choose a 10k that circles the mountain on a new course sampling everything these trails offer without the steep push to Lizard Peak, including single track, rocky technical sections, a smooth flat mesa, sandy and gravelly washes, modest elevation changes, and a trip toward the blue green waters of Balanced Rock cove. Tackle the 5k that reaches the only summit, combining running and scrambling for panoramic views in every direction. Or opt for the 5k Fun Run or Hike, a loop of just over three miles that welcomes newcomers to trails as well as anyone seeking a quick, runnable challenge. Expect an energizing morning on desert dirt and a chance to test your limits.

Little runners hit the dirt at SARA Park Trails in a kid-friendly dash that is part of the Lizard Peak Scramble Trail Runs. Participants receive a custom numbered bib and an official finisher medal at the finish. It is a lively morning on the trails for families and marks the event’s second running. Capacity is limited.

Final Option MC returns for the fifth year of the Sleeping Bag Poker Run. Attendees can bring a sleeping bag, blankets, or other warm items to help people experiencing homelessness stay warm this winter, and they will receive a free poker hand. All proceeds benefit the local Catholic Charities organization. The run begins and concludes at MegaToppers pizza in Bullhead City and is open to everyone.

Celebrating its 20th year, the Walk Away from Drugs and Keep Kingman Safe Expo brings participants together for a community walk and safety focused gathering that promotes a united stand against substance abuse. Staging areas include the parking lot west of El Pollo Loco, Mother Road Harley-Davidson, and Firefighters' Memorial Park. The walk culminates at Centennial Park, where attendees can enjoy complimentary food, informational vendors, and activities for all ages. It is free for the community.

Greequel: A Nutshell Story takes the stage as the next production, serving as a follow-up to Greek Mythology (In A Nutshell). Written once again by artistic director Andrew Arends, this comedic play is set to deliver plenty of laughs.

Cornfest at Gary Keith Civic Park is the main fundraiser for Kiwanis of the Colorado River. This community tradition supports local kids by directing proceeds to college scholarships, school clubs and organizations, and the B.E.D. Project.

An uplifting evening of music and community unfolds at Journey Church as local bands take the stage to benefit Cornerstone Mission. This community-wide gathering brings together churches, families, businesses, and supporters for a night centered on hope and unity. Bands from across the community compete for top honors, including crowd favorite recognition and fundraising awards, while creating a high energy concert atmosphere that celebrates generosity. Attendees can vote for their favorites, take part in live fundraising challenges, see giving thermometers rise in real time, and hear stories that highlight the mission’s impact. Food trucks, a Remix Sips specialty soda station, bakery and dessert offerings, VIP experiences, and event merchandise add to the celebration. Every dollar raised supports Cornerstone Mission’s ongoing work with individuals and families experiencing homelessness and hardship. It is a night focused on music, fellowship, and hope.

The 3rd Annual Lake Havasu Halloween Scream brings youth baseball back to Sara Park for a Halloween-themed tournament. Geared toward 9U through 14U teams, it pairs competitive play with a Halloween backdrop in Lake Havasu. Each team is guaranteed three games, with divisions arranged for balanced competition and a championship-style atmosphere from first pitch to final out. Teams from Arizona, California, and Nevada are expected to compete under the lights, creating a lively setting for players and families. Standout performances are recognized with Player of the Game nods, MVP honors, and team awards.

Colorful hot air balloons in distinctive shapes lift into the sky above Bullhead City, set against desert scenery and the Colorado River. At Rotary Park in Bullhead City, the festival offers morning balloon launches, evening glow displays, and a mix of local food, vendor booths, and entertainment. Photographers can find plenty of photo opportunities, families can enjoy on-site shopping, live music, and a dedicated kids zone, and balloonists take in scenic flights over the river. It all adds up to a weekend filled with sky-high sights and shared fun.

Bullhead City gathers to honor those who served at the 18th Annual Paul Walsh Veterans Day Parade. Veterans, local organizations, community groups, and colorful floats make their way through the heart of the city in a long-standing tradition that celebrates the men and women who have served our country. Those interested in entering a float or with questions can contact Janie Figueroa, Recreation Supervisor, at (928) 763-0188 or jfigueroa@bullheadcityaz.gov. For sponsorship details, contact Shauna Cates at (928) 763-9400 ext. 8358 or scates@bullheadcityaz.gov. Spectators can bring the family, find a comfortable viewing spot along the route, and show appreciation to veterans as the procession passes by.

Nirvanish brings a tribute to Nirvana to Beale Street Theater, delivering the gritty sound and surging intensity associated with the band. The performance features start-to-finish renditions of Nevermind, In Utero, and MTV Unplugged in New York, along with familiar singles and deeper cuts for dedicated grunge fans. Ticket prices are 30, 35, and 45.

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.

Hosted at The Venue 837 in Bullhead City, this festive charity gathering showcases decorated Christmas trees and wreaths that are auctioned to benefit Casa Council Helping Children of Mohave County. Proceeds from bids support local children in need. Activities include photos with Santa, vendor booths, kids crafts and activities, and plenty of holiday shopping to keep the seasonal spirit bright.

Celebrate a long-standing Tri-State holiday tradition with the 28th annual Boom Box Parade presented by the Colorado River Women’s Council. Festive floats, decorated vehicles, marching groups, and participants from businesses, schools, nonprofits, and first responders fill the route with lights, music, creativity, and holiday spirit for all ages. The parade begins at River Gardens Drive and Hancock Road, travels west on Hancock Road to Trane Road, continues south on Trane Road, and concludes at Alona Way. The parade theme will be announced following community participation and voting, and additional information about registration, sponsorships, volunteer opportunities, and judging categories will be shared throughout the year. The event recognizes the many volunteers, sponsors, participants, public safety partners, and community members who have supported this tradition since 1998.

The fourth annual Holly Jolly Holiday Bazaar returns to Bullhead City at Anderson Auto Group Fieldhouse, bringing festive activities for all ages. Visit the Cookie Decorating and Craft Zone, stop by the Santa Zone and Kids Zone, take part in a toy giveaway, pose for photos with Santa, and enjoy gift wrapping and a hot cocoa bar. Vendors and food trucks will be on site, with more activities planned. Hosted by Murphy Broadcasting and sponsored by Mohave College, Anderson Auto Group Fieldhouse, and Suzi Bounce Party Rentals. Admission is $5 for ages 12 and up, and free for children under 12. Updates and vendor registration details will be shared on the event’s Facebook page.