Events in Mohave County today

Enjoy a spirited, low impact Chair Zumba session that keeps everything seated and accessible. Set to lively Latin rhythms, the routine features gentle dance moves that support flexibility, circulation, and coordination. The class is beginner friendly and tailored for adults over 50, and it also suits anyone with limited mobility. Expect an upbeat, social workout that focuses on moving safely and having fun. Sponsored by Arizona Advanced Wound Care.

A friendly beading circle for experienced creators and curious beginners to explore beadwork together. Learn new techniques, exchange ideas, and connect with fellow makers in a creative, welcoming setting. Please bring your own beads and supplies for your project.

Ping Pong Tuesdays is a new offering at the Senior Enrichment Center, featuring a welcoming hour of table tennis each week. All skill levels are encouraged, whether you play regularly or want to try something new, with a focus on staying active, sharpening reflexes, and connecting with others in the community. No prior experience is required, and equipment is provided, including paddles and balls. Wear comfortable shoes, bring your enthusiasm and a friend, and enjoy some friendly play.

Each month, the Senior Enrichment Center hosts a root beer float social sponsored by Mohave Medicare Plans. Attendees can enjoy classic root beer floats while supplies last, offering a sweet break in the middle of the day and plenty of chances to catch up with friends or meet new people.

This community mixer at the Senior Enrichment Center features rotating themes with activities, treats, and entertainment. Each gathering offers a fresh way to meet new people and reconnect with friends through shared fun. Made possible with support from Legacy Rehab and Care Center, it highlights creativity, connection, and a welcoming community spirit.

Voodoo Cove sponsors a Hand & Foot card game gathering at the Senior Enrichment Center. Participants can enjoy a relaxed social setting with plenty of laughs and lighthearted competition while playing this popular card game.

Art therapy sessions at the Senior Enrichment Center provide a welcoming place to relax and create. A dedicated craft volunteer introduces a fresh, creative project at every session to inspire joy and invite self-expression. Artists of all experience levels can unwind, explore new ideas, and enjoy the restorative benefits of making art.

Social poker takes place at the Senior Enrichment Center with two tables set up to keep games moving and leave plenty of space for conversation. This weekly gathering suits experienced players as well as anyone who enjoys friendly company, offering a simple way to stay engaged and have fun over a relaxed game of cards.

Enjoy a basic line dancing class sponsored by Arizona Advanced Wound Care. Learn the steps and have lots of fun while moving to music that is not limited to country. Instruction is provided by Connette.

This tai chi class at the Senior Enrichment Center, sponsored by Arizona Advanced Wound Care, centers on gentle, low impact movement and focused breathing to ease stress, enhance balance, and support overall wellness. Open to all ability levels, it offers a calm, supportive setting to quiet the mind while keeping the body in motion.

Mohave Mental Health hosts the second annual Suicide Prevention and Awareness Walk at Lewis Park in Kingman. This community-focused walk brings people together to increase awareness, encourage action, and offer hope around suicide prevention. Organizers are seeking vendors and food trucks to participate, and interested parties can reach out by messaging the event page. Additional details will be shared by the organizers.

This program explores the six pillars of brain health with a research-based, multi-faceted approach that connects mind and body. It is designed to help keep thinking sharp and resilient while supporting mental and physical fitness. The emphasis is on a healthy lifestyle that enriches daily life and strengthens overall well-being.

At the Senior Enrichment Center, Wii Bowling offers the feel of the lanes without lifting a heavy ball. Participants can stay active, chat with others, and enjoy a touch of friendly competition in a relaxed setting. It suits first-timers and longtime players alike, with plenty of smiles and laughter along the way.

The Senior Enrichment Center offers electronic darts in the Game Room. This low pressure activity helps people stay active while challenging their aim. The boards are simple to use, and the darts do not have sharp tips for a safe experience.

A bereavement support group at the Senior Enrichment Center offers a compassionate setting for anyone mourning the loss of a loved one. Participants can share experiences, listen to others who understand, and find comfort with gentle guidance throughout the healing process. For questions or to arrange a one-on-one conversation, contact Ann at (928) 201-0420.

Designed for women, this club pairs relaxed lessons with casual matches at the Senior Enrichment Center. Beginners and experienced players can build fundamentals, refine technique, and pick up practical tips in a sociable, low-pressure setting. It offers a chance to improve skills, enjoy friendly play, and connect with others who share the same interest. Sponsored by VooDoo Cove.

This chair yoga class with live instructor Sindi Keene, sponsored by Arizona Advanced Wound, highlights physical and emotional wellness while encouraging social connection and engaging the mind. It addresses balance and mood, contributing to a more satisfying daily life. The approach is especially meaningful for seniors, since falls carry a high risk of injury. By building muscle strength and sharpening proprioception, participants can work toward greater stability.

Morning Poker, sponsored by VooDoo Cove, offers a relaxed, social way to kick off the day. Players of every experience level can enjoy lighthearted games, friendly rivals, and plenty of laughter. Polish your strategy, try your luck, and connect with other poker fans in an easygoing setting.

Pool players aged 50 and older are invited to a relaxed day of friendly competition. Newcomers and longtime sharpshooters alike can enjoy casual games in a welcoming setting, with all skill levels encouraged to participate. Entry is completely free, and signups take place at the door. It is a simple way to play a few racks, connect with fellow community members, and have some fun. For questions or to review the house rules beforehand, contact Leo Burgos at (562) 340-5230.

Sponsored by Culver’s, this Ice Cream Sundae Social offers a chance to create a custom sundae with chocolate, caramel, or strawberry syrup, plus fresh fruit, sprinkles, and whipped cream. Enjoy a cool treat, friendly conversation, and a relaxed setting at the Senior Enrichment Center. Available while supplies last.

Crafters gather at the Senior Enrichment Center for a relaxed knitting and crochet meetup that welcomes all experience levels. Bring the project you are working on, connect with fellow makers, trade ideas, and enjoy friendly conversation in a creative setting. Newcomers are welcome.

Bring $3.00 in nickels or dimes for a friendly round table dice game with up to eight players at each table. Players sit in a circle with a shared center pot for coins. To begin, everyone places three dimes or nickels into the middle, and the setup also notes an opening pot of three dimes and six nickels. Choose a starting player, then take turns in clockwise order. The number of dice you roll depends on how many coins you have. With three or more coins you roll three dice, with two coins you roll two, with one coin you roll one, and with none you do not roll but you remain in the game. After each roll, resolve every die. A result that points left means you give a coin to the person on your left, center means you place a coin in the pot, right means you give a coin to the person on your right, and a dot means nothing happens. If using regular six sided dice, treat 1, 2, or 3 as dots, 4 as left, 5 as center, and 6 as right. Pass the dice to the next player after resolving your roll. For example, if you have five coins and your dice show left, center, and a dot, you would give one coin to the left, put one coin in the center, and have three coins remaining. Play continues until only one player still has coins. That player keeps everything in front of them as well as the entire center pot.

At the Senior Enrichment Center, a popular weekly Mahjong tile game brings people together for conversation, friendly competition, and a good mental workout. Beginners and experienced players are welcome, and the environment supports learning at a comfortable pace with plenty of smiles along the way. This ongoing activity is sponsored by VooDoo Cove.

Spend an afternoon playing Double Deck Pinochle at the Senior Enrichment Center in a spirit of good-natured play and community. Beginners and veterans are equally at home, with chances to sharpen their game, trade laughs, and meet others who enjoy this time honored card game. The setting is inviting and social, making it easy to have fun while challenging yourself.

Colorado River Concerts hosts an after hours gathering at the Bullhead Area Chamber of Commerce that offers a social evening built around music and community. Attendees can watch preview videos for the 2027 to 2028 concert season and vote for four favorites. The program includes music themed fun and giveaways. Admission is free and guests are welcome.

Pass the Trash pairs a friendly card night with a shared meal at the Old Senior Center. Participants can enjoy a lively game that is simple to pick up while taking part in a community potluck. Newcomers and seasoned players are both welcome, with plenty of laughs and relaxed conversation around the tables. Guests are encouraged to bring a dish to share, settle in for a few rounds, and connect with others over food and cards.

Discover the BrainSavers approach to a brain and body healthy lifestyle. Drawing on a comprehensive, research-supported framework, it is designed to help maintain mental agility and resilience while enhancing physical fitness and overall wellness. The focus is on everyday habits that enrich life by nurturing both mind and body.

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.