Events in Mohave County today

Motley Inc. fires up a high-energy salute to Mötley Crüe with a powerhouse roster. Timmy, the 'Voice of The Dirt Movie,' joins Scott, Daniel, and Frankie from The Atomic Punks to recreate the group’s peak-era look, sound, and attitude. Expect a true arena-scale rock show. Tickets are 30, 35, and 45.

The second annual glow in the dark paddle on the Colorado River is open to everyone. This is an informal gathering with no group affiliation, and participation is at your own risk. Bring your own kayak, paddle board, or float. Gear can be rented from Az Wacko in Lake Havasu.

At the Senior Enrichment Center, Body Moves for Brain Power provides a low impact workout that blends movement with activities that challenge the mind. The focus is on healthy aging by strengthening the body and stimulating mental fitness. It offers a friendly, engaging way to stay active both physically and mentally.

Free bingo games with prizes are happening at the Senior Enrichment Center, made possible by sponsorship from Family Care Home Health and Hospice. This recurring weekly gathering creates a friendly space for laughs, conversation, and lighthearted competition. Admission is free, and prizes add extra excitement to every round.

Sponsored by VooDoo Cove, this event centers on Mexican Train, a domino game where players aim to play all the tiles from their hand by creating one or more trains that branch out from a central station. In addition to each player’s personal train, there is an optional shared line known as the Mexican Train that everyone can use, adding a collaborative twist to the strategy.

Enjoy a friendly poker card game at the Senior Enrichment Center. Two tables offer plenty of space to play, mingle, and share a relaxed session of cards with friends. All experience levels are welcome, whether you play regularly or simply appreciate the social side of the game. This ongoing gathering is a simple way to stay engaged and connect with others. Sponsored by VooDoo Cove.

The Senior Enrichment Center hosts a pinochle gathering supported by VooDoo Cove. The setting features friendly competition and camaraderie for both seasoned players and those learning the game. Participants can sharpen strategic thinking, socialize with others, and pick up new tips from fellow players.

A beginner friendly line dancing class focuses on easy to follow steps and a fun atmosphere. Music features more than just country, and the instructor demonstrates each move to help participants follow along and build confidence.

A beginner-friendly line dance session where you pick up core steps while keeping it enjoyable. The playlist is not restricted to country, and an instructor demonstrates each move so everyone can follow.

Roll the dice for a lively night of Bunco at the Miracle Mile Event Center. It is $10 to play, with proceeds benefiting Meals on Wheels, and this fundraiser has already contributed over $22,000. Prizes recognize the most Buncos, the most wins, and even the most losses. Score a Bunco to earn a free drink, and watch for the progressive jackpot for natural Buncos. A full bar is available, dinner can be ordered from the Shriners Kitchen, seating is plentiful, and all are welcome.

Enjoy a creative beading circle for crafters of all levels. Bring your own beads and supplies, then settle in to work on your project while swapping ideas, learning fresh techniques, and meeting fellow creators in a welcoming, inspiring atmosphere.

Experience a seated Zumba session designed for older adults and anyone with limited mobility. Upbeat Latin rhythms accompany gentle, chair based dance movements that support flexibility, circulation, and coordination. The pace is beginner friendly and geared to those over 50, creating a welcoming way to work out alongside friends. The class is sponsored by Arizona Advanced Wound Care.

Ping Pong Tuesdays is a new offering at the Senior Enrichment Center, featuring a welcoming session of table tennis that encourages activity, quick reflexes, and social connection. All experience levels are welcome, from first timers to seasoned players. Paddles and balls are provided. Wear comfortable shoes, bring your enthusiasm, and feel free to invite a friend.

Art therapy sessions at the Senior Enrichment Center offer a friendly setting to unwind and get creative. A dedicated craft volunteer guides a brand-new project each week that encourages personal expression and a sense of uplift. Suitable for beginners and seasoned artists alike, these sessions provide a gentle way to explore creativity and experience the restorative benefits of making art.

With sponsorship from Voodoo Cove, Hand & Foot players gather at the Senior Enrichment Center for friendly gameplay, lighthearted laughs, and a touch of competition around this popular card game.

A friendly poker card game takes place at the Senior Enrichment Center. Two tables are set to provide plenty of space to play, chat, and share a relaxed game with friends. Whether you are an experienced player or simply appreciate the social atmosphere, this weekly get together offers an easy way to stay engaged and have fun.

This basic line dancing class focuses on learning steps and having fun. The music is not limited to country, offering variety as you practice. Instruction is provided by Connette.

Unwind and refocus with a Relaxation and Mindfulness Tai Chi class at the Senior Enrichment Center. This approachable, low-impact session features slow, flowing sequences paired with deep, intentional breathing to ease stress, enhance balance, and support overall wellness. Open to every ability level, it provides a calm setting where you can settle the mind while keeping the body gently in motion.

At the Senior Enrichment Center, a popular ladies-only Bunco gathering offers lively dice games, lighthearted competition, and friendly conversation. Newcomers and long-time players are equally welcome, creating an easy way to relax, meet people, and enjoy a fun evening in a warm, welcoming setting. For information about participating, contact Rachel Migneault at Toots99502@hotmail.com.

Explore the six components of brain health through a research-backed, multi-faceted program. It highlights lifestyle habits that unite mind and body to help preserve cognitive sharpness and resilience, while enhancing mental and physical fitness and overall well-being.

Enjoy a weekly Wii Bowling gathering at the Senior Enrichment Center. It offers light activity, plenty of conversation, and the fun of going for strikes without lifting a heavy ball. The atmosphere stays upbeat with easygoing competition and lots of laughter. Both newcomers and experienced players are welcome.

This casual happy hour, sponsored by WellCare, is hosted at the Senior Enrichment Center. It offers a welcoming space to unwind, connect through conversation, and enjoy a sense of community.

Explore your roots with the Genealogy Club at the Senior Enrichment Center. Led by family history expert Kate Sprague, this welcoming group offers guidance on building a family tree, practical strategies for research, and ways to locate and interpret historical records. Whether you are just beginning or have years of experience, participants learn together in a friendly, supportive setting where every level is encouraged.

Try electronic darts in the Game Room at the Senior Enrichment Center. This relaxed activity is an easy way to stay active and set your own challenges. The boards are simple to operate, and the darts have no sharp points, making them safe to use.

At the Senior Enrichment Center, this bereavement support group provides a safe and welcoming place for anyone grieving the loss of a loved one. Attendees share their experiences, listen to others, and find comfort among people who understand, with compassion and gentle guidance to support the healing journey. For questions or to arrange a one-on-one, contact Ann at (928) 201-0420.

Build skills and enjoy lighthearted competition with the Cue Masters Club at the Senior Enrichment Center. This welcoming group suits both beginners and seasoned participants, offering guidance on fundamentals, technique practice, and practical tips in a relaxed, social environment. Whether the goal is to improve your game or simply share a fun session with friends, this club provides a friendly space to do it.

This gentle, chair-based yoga session features live guidance from instructor Sindi Keene. The practice supports physical and emotional health, encourages social interaction, and engages cognitive skills. By working on balance and mood, it can contribute to a more fulfilling daily life. The approach is especially helpful for seniors, since falls present a significant risk of injury. Strength-building movements and improved proprioception, the body's sense of position, can lead to better stability.

Start the morning with a relaxed poker gathering sponsored by VooDoo Cove. Players of all experience levels can settle in for lighthearted rivalry, skill building, and a few good laughs in a welcoming, social setting with fellow card fans.

The 2026 Mohave County Fair will be held at The Fairgrounds. The fair includes an expo and a carnival with scheduled hours across the event. The fair will offer wristbands priced at $45 at the gate and $35 for pre-sale, with updates on availability to follow. Gate admission is $10 for adults. Children 4 and under are free. Children ages 5 to 12 are $5. Seniors 65 and older with ID are $5. Veterans and first responders are $5. Vendor applications are available.

Designed for pool enthusiasts aged 50 and older, this casual gathering features friendly competition and relaxed games. All experience levels are welcome. Entry is free, and signups take place at the door. Attendees can connect with others in the community. For questions or to review house rules in advance, contact Leo Burgos at (562) 340-5230.

Enjoy a relaxed knit and crochet group at the Senior Enrichment Center that welcomes both beginners and seasoned crafters. Bring a work in progress, swap tips, and connect over casual conversation in an inviting, creative setting. First-timers are welcome to participate.

At the Senior Enrichment Center, players gather for an afternoon of Double Deck Pinochle. The event welcomes both first-timers and longtime fans, offering relaxed competition, a supportive setting to sharpen your strategy, and plenty of chances to connect, swap stories, and share a laugh. Expect a sociable pace and a classic card game that brings people together.

At the Senior Enrichment Center, a weekly Mahjong tile game brings people together for friendly competition and plenty of laughs. Open to both newcomers and seasoned players, it offers a relaxed way to challenge the mind while socializing. This activity is sponsored by VooDoo Cove.

Monthly Bingo at the Senior Enrichment Center creates a relaxed setting with good-natured rivalry and prizes. Experienced players and first-timers alike can unwind, share a few laughs, and connect with others. Anticipate the moment that winning word rings out... BINGO!

Enjoy a lively bingo fundraiser at The Venue 837, supporting Tri-State Cares. Expect classic games along with popcorn, treats, drinks, prizes, and a 50/50 raffle. Admission is $30 per person and includes bingo cards and a dauber. Add an extra set of cards for $10. The lineup includes five games with six chances to win, plus a blackout game with four additional chances. Tickets can be reserved by calling 928-758-4808, and cash or cards are accepted at the door.

Enjoy an evening of Pass the Trash paired with a community potluck at the Old Senior Center. This fast paced, easy to learn card game creates a relaxed setting where friends and neighbors can meet, laugh, and play. All experience levels are welcome, from first timers to seasoned players. Attendees can bring a dish to share and settle in for cards, conversation, and community.