Events in Mohave County today

At Rotary Park, the grassy area near the baseball fields becomes the setting for a free, kid-focused, all-ages water balloon battle. Approximately 20,000 balloons are planned for a large-scale splash fest, and participants are encouraged to bring super soakers and towels. The event includes music, prayer, and plenty of playful fun as a full-on water fight unfolds.

Admission to the farmers market is free for attendees. Vendor participation is also free. For vendor information or questions, email info@kingmanfarmersmarketT.com.

An annual float travels from Lazy Harry’s to the Avi Casino. Organizers encourage spreading the word so more can take part. The event is billed as a great time.

Settle in at VFW Post 10005 for a hearty, made-to-order breakfast served in a friendly setting. The menu includes eggs with hash browns, toast and your choice of meat, chicken fried steak and eggs, biscuits and gravy, and a breakfast egg sandwich, with the possibility of a special added by the kitchen. Complimentary self-serve coffee comes with every meal. Attendance is limited to members and their guests, as well as members of the American Legion, AMVETS, and other VFW posts who present a current ID card.

Indian Oven Cuisine & Bar hosts a VIP buffet featuring authentic Indian cooking and warm hospitality. Enjoy fresh-baked naan, rich curries, rice, and a range of dishes that make it easy to explore many flavors in one visit. The buffet is priced at $17.99. During the VIP buffet, guests can also buy a $25 Indian Oven gift card for $20 to use later or share with someone who wants to try the menu. Walk-ins are welcome.

This fundraiser supports TNR in the community. The goal is to raise funds for local TNR efforts.

The Senior Enrichment Center offers Body Moves for Brain Power, a low impact exercise program that blends gentle movement with activities designed to engage the mind and support healthy aging. The focus is on keeping both body and brain active through approachable, enjoyable exercises that build strength and mental sharpness in a welcoming setting.

Complimentary bingo games with prizes take place at the Senior Enrichment Center, sponsored by Family Care Home Health and Hospice. The gathering offers a friendly atmosphere with plenty of laughs and a touch of lighthearted competition.

This weekly poker card game takes place at the Senior Enrichment Center and is sponsored by VooDoo Cove. Two tables are available, providing space to play and mingle. It suits seasoned players as well as those who simply enjoy the company, offering a straightforward way to stay engaged and have fun.

Ease into line dancing with a friendly group class designed for beginners. Learn the basic steps at a comfortable pace while keeping the focus on having fun. The music extends beyond country for a variety of rhythms to dance to. An instructor demonstrates each move and guides you through the steps so you can build confidence on the dance floor.

Explore the essentials of line dancing in an upbeat class that walks you through the steps and keeps the experience fun. The music goes beyond country, offering a mix to move to. An instructor demonstrates every move so participants can follow along with confidence.

Dive into beading and let your creativity shine at a lively circle where crafters of every level gather to explore techniques, share advice, and connect in a friendly, inspiring setting. Attendees should bring their own beads and any supplies needed for their project.

Enjoy a seated Zumba session sponsored by Arizona Advanced Wound Care that keeps impact low while keeping spirits high. Set to upbeat Latin music, this class uses gentle, chair-based dance moves that support flexibility, circulation, and coordination. It is beginner friendly, created with older adults and anyone with limited mobility in mind, and especially geared toward participants over 50. Expect an energizing, social workout that focuses on moving safely and having fun.

A new activity at the Senior Enrichment Center invites participants to enjoy a friendly session of table tennis, welcoming both experienced players and first-timers. It offers a simple way to stay active, boost reflexes, and meet others in the community. No experience is required. Bring plenty of enthusiasm and a friend, along with comfortable shoes and your game face. Paddles and balls will be available.

At the Senior Enrichment Center, art therapy sessions invite participants to create something new each week with guidance from a dedicated craft volunteer. Every gathering features a fresh project designed to lift the spirit and encourage personal expression. Whether you are just beginning or have years of practice, you can relax, tap into your creativity, and appreciate the restorative benefits of making art in a welcoming setting.

A friendly poker card game takes place at the Senior Enrichment Center, sponsored by VooDoo Cove. With two tables available, there is space to play, mingle, and enjoy cards with friends. The gathering welcomes seasoned players as well as anyone who enjoys the social side of the game, offering an easy way to stay engaged and have fun.

Backed by Voodoo Cove, this Hand & Foot gathering at the Senior Enrichment Center features a lighthearted atmosphere with shared laughs and good-natured matchups around this favorite card game.

Hosted by Aimee Miller, this monthly session pairs intentional breathing with the resonant tones of sound bowls to encourage relaxation, ease stress, and support healing for both body and spirit. Sound therapy is associated with lower blood pressure, better sleep, clearer focus, and steadier emotions. The atmosphere is calm and welcoming, offering time to unwind, recharge, and turn inward.

Enjoy a welcoming line dancing class focused on foundational steps and plenty of fun. Music spans more than country, offering a variety of rhythms to move to. Instruction is led by Connette. Sponsored by Arizona Advanced Wound Care.

Experience a gentle tai chi session at the Senior Enrichment Center that blends slow, flowing movements with deep breathing to ease stress, improve balance, and support overall well being. This low impact class welcomes all ability levels and offers a safe, supportive setting to keep the body moving while calming the mind.

Wii Bowling at VFW Post 10005 offers lighthearted competition and a chance to sharpen skills in a laid-back setting. The activity welcomes newcomers and experienced players alike. Entry is open to members and their guests, as well as American Legion, AMVETS, and members of other VFW Posts with current membership ID. For daily drink specials, see the board posted behind the bar.

At Oasis Church Kingman, this faith informed evening helps women make sense of the perimenopause journey by exploring how changing hormones can influence feelings, mental wellbeing, and physical health. It offers practical guidance that translates knowledge into daily habits... improving sleep, easing stress, steadying mood and energy, and strengthening the connection between mind and body. The program also addresses relationships and nutrition, with simple approaches that support more consistent day to day stability. It is intended for women at any point around menopause, whether getting ready for the transition, in the middle of it, or on the other side, providing clear tools when answers are hard to find.

A lively hour of bingo at the Senior Enrichment Center features laughs, lighthearted competition, and unexpected surprises. Winners select a mystery item from a grab bag instead of traditional prizes, so every round brings the chance for a fun find. This popular monthly gathering offers an easy way to socialize and keep the mind active while adding a little extra fun to the morning. Sponsored by Serenity Home Health and Hospice.

This weekly Wii Bowling gathering at the Senior Enrichment Center features friendly play and conversation. The interactive format keeps everyone moving and delivers the feel of bowling without the need to heft a traditional ball. All experience levels are welcome, from first-timers to seasoned players, with a focus on camaraderie, light activity, and a touch of friendly competition.

Electronic dart boards have been added at the Senior Enrichment Center. Enjoy a casual way to stay active and challenge your skills in the Game Room. The boards are simple to use, and the darts are safe with no sharp points.

A hands-on baking and recipe class at the Senior Enrichment Center blends kitchen skills with community care. Guided by a skilled instructor, participants learn a delicious recipe and make a double batch. One portion goes home to enjoy, and the other is prepared for a local Meals on Wheels recipient. Space is limited to 10 participants, and registration is available at the Senior Enrichment Center.

A bereavement support group gathers at the Senior Enrichment Center to provide a safe, welcoming place for anyone grieving the loss of a loved one. Participants can share their experiences, listen to others, and receive compassionate support and gentle guidance among people who understand. The group meets on Wednesdays. For questions or to arrange a one-on-one conversation, contact Ann at (928) 201-0420.

The Senior Enrichment Center has added a second beginner line dancing session because the Monday class has been filling quickly. This additional option provides the same introductory instruction so more people can learn the basics. If you are already able to attend on Mondays, please leave space in the new class so others have a chance to participate.

Hosted at the Senior Enrichment Center, Cue Masters Club and lessons provide a supportive, social setting for both newcomers and seasoned players. Participants can learn essential skills, work on technique, and trade helpful pointers while enjoying casual play. It is a relaxed way for people to build confidence, improve their game, or simply spend time playing with friends.

Enjoy country music with Britnee Kellogg at Don Laughlin's Riverside Resort Hotel & Casino. This is a multi-day event running from August 13 through August 16, featuring Britnee’s energetic performances and viral hits.

A live, chair-based yoga session guided by instructor Sindi Keene focuses on whole-person wellness. Gentle movements aim to support physical and emotional health, encourage social connection, and keep the mind engaged. By strengthening key muscles and improving body awareness, the practice promotes steadier balance and can help lower the likelihood of fall-related injuries. It is a thoughtful option for seniors seeking added stability and a more satisfying daily routine.

Kick off the day with a casual poker get-together that welcomes both longtime players and first-timers. Expect easygoing tables, lighthearted rivalry, and plenty of laughs as you mix with other card fans. Bring your best reads, try out new strategies, and see where the cards take you. It is a low-pressure setting made for conversation, practice, and a bit of good fortune.

A free mini health clinic at Bullhead City’s Senior Enrichment Center provides memory screenings, blood pressure checks, and height and weight measurements, along with resources and referrals. The clinic offers a chance to ask questions, receive guidance, and learn about services available to seniors. Space is limited to six participants, with a sign-up sheet at the Senior Enrichment Center for 20-minute consultations. Sponsored by Beacon of Hope Hospice.

Pool enthusiasts ages 50 and older can spend a relaxed day enjoying friendly competition at the tables. All skill levels are welcome, whether you have a sharp shot or are simply looking for easygoing games. Entry is free, and signups take place at the door. It is an opportunity to meet people in the community and play a few rounds. For questions or to review the house rules in advance, contact Leo Burgos at (562) 340-5230.

A friendly knit and crochet gathering at the Senior Enrichment Center welcomes both beginners and experienced makers. Participants can work on their own projects, exchange ideas, and enjoy conversation in a relaxed, creative setting. Newcomers are welcome.

Mahjong enthusiasts and newcomers gather for a weekly tile game at the Senior Enrichment Center. The setting is social and upbeat, offering friendly competition that keeps minds engaged and energy high. Participants of every experience level can take part, whether already skilled or still learning how the game works. This ongoing activity is sponsored by VooDoo Cove.

Sponsored by VooDoo Cove, this Left, Right, Center dice game brings players together around a table to roll dice with nickels and dimes. Tables accommodate up to eight people. Participants should have $3 in nickels or dimes, and each game begins with three dimes and six nickels placed in the center pot. Players sit in a circle with a surface for rolling, and the middle of the circle is the shared pot where dimes and nickels are placed during play.

This gathering pairs fast-paced rounds of Pass the Trash with a community potluck at the Old Senior Center. Participants can bring a dish to share, find a seat, and enjoy friendly gameplay and conversation. The game is easy to learn, so newcomers and seasoned card players can take part with ease. Expect a relaxed, welcoming setting focused on connection, laughter, and community.

Bullhead City Chess Club offers free, all-ages gatherings at the Bullhead City Optimum Community Center, bringing people together for fun, learning, and community. Activities are organized by experience level. Room 602 is dedicated to newcomers and beginners, with a teacher available to cover the fundamentals. Room 603 is for seasoned players who want in-person challenges and a place to prepare for local competitions. This weekly club provides a friendly setting to build skills, meet fellow players, and enjoy the game one move at a time.