Events in Prescott
Taiko Drumming and the Musical Instruments of Asia
Prescott Valley Public Library hosts a lively introduction to Japanese taiko drumming with Fushicho Daiko, a group marking 30 years of performances and cultural education across Arizona. The program blends music, movement, and storytelling and highlights thunderous taiko drums alongside bamboo wind instruments and traditional percussion from Japan, China, Korea, and Vietnam. Through live performance and interactive discussion, participants explore the sounds, craftsmanship, geography, and cultural connections behind these instruments. Up to 50 people can take part in hands-on drumming during the session. This in-person program is free and does not require registration, and it takes place in the Auditorium on the first floor.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryOld Town Cottonwood Farmers Market
Sedona Bee Co LLC brings a full spread of raw, locally sourced artisan honey to the Old Town Cottonwood Farmers Market, spanning barrel-aged varieties and smooth creamed selections. Their table features current creations and fresh batches delivered straight from their work to the market. Visitors can meet the makers, sample distinctive flavors, and discover the care that goes into each jar. The team expresses gratitude for the community’s continued support of local producers.
Quailwood MeadowsJoe Baker w/ Steve Elliott
Joe Baker and Steve Elliott bring 1920s jazz and western swing to Raven Café. The set features Baker on guitar and vocals with Elliott on fiddle and clarinet, showcasing the classic sounds of early jazz and swing.
Raven CaféAll Line Dance Nights
Enjoy an upbeat evening of line dancing at The Bee's Knees Dance. The night begins with instruction covering one beginner routine and one intermediate routine, followed by open dancing for all levels. No partner is necessary, and the focus is on music, movement, and community. Admission is $10, payable in cash at the door. Part of a summer series, this event offers a friendly way to learn new steps and spend time on the dance floor.
The Bee's Knees DanceR.O.S. returns to the Windsock!
This show brings four hours of rock from the R.O.S. boys at a spot the band loves to play, paired with quality drinks and a welcoming staff.
The Windsock Cocktail LoungeFriday Special: 50¢ Wings All Day
Start the weekend at In The Game with 50-cent wings available all day each Friday. Choose sauces you love, split an order with friends, and enjoy tasty bites while you play. It fits a relaxed dinner, a lively game night, or simply marking the start of the weekend with something delicious. Fridays and wings go hand in hand here.
Friday Special: Half Price Games
In The Game is featuring a half-price games special that lets your play go twice as far for half the cost. Bring friends and collect tickets as you play in the arcade.
In The Game Prescott ValleyFamily History Day Activity
Celebrate America 250 at Prescott Valley Public Library with a family history activity day that welcomes families and individuals of all ages. Explore your connections through storytime, historic diamond painting, games, hands-on projects, and beginner-friendly genealogy activities. The gathering is held in the Crystal Room on the third floor, and registration is not required. Enjoy a welcoming setting that encourages reflecting on the past and present while making memories together.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryRV Giveaway | Because Every Family Deserves an Adventure
Picture unhurried days on the road, new places to discover, and cozy nights by the fire with the people you love. Campers Inn RV is giving away a free RV to make a family adventure like that possible. Enter by stopping in at any participating Campers Inn RV location and signing up in person. A single winner will be selected from entries across all stores during a live drawing. See your local store for official rules and complete details.
Little Dealer Little PricesSomatic Trauma Release Breathwork
Explore somatic trauma release through breathwork in a session centered on beginning your personal journey inward. The experience focuses on using the breath to release patterns rooted beneath the surface that are no longer serving you, creating space for clarity and renewal.
Barely Contagious
Barely Contagious brings a live performance to the Beergarden.
Mark's BeerGardenR.O.S. back to the Yard
Food trucks and R.O.S. tunes come together for an evening in downtown Prescott, bringing a mix of eats and music in one spot.
The Yard GastroparkAZ/DZ Rocks The Pines
AZ/DZ brings a high-voltage salute to AC/DC to the Elks Theatre and Performing Arts Center, covering the Bon Scott and Brian Johnson eras with a powerhouse set of hits. It is an all-out celebration of the band’s most beloved anthems, delivered with raw energy from start to finish.
Elks Theatre and Performing Arts CenterThe Revolution Tour — Night One: Lewis Av and more
The Revolution Tour arrives at One80° Event Center for Night One, bringing Lewis AV from the UK together with 4THE Soul and California Stop on a single stage. Expect powerful sound, genuine performances, and a lively atmosphere where the artists and audience feed off each other. All ages are welcome, and an espresso bar will be available.
One80° Event CenterPFM Market Food Tour (July 18)
Taste your way through the Prescott Farmers Market on a guided tour that highlights local flavors and the people who make them. The experience starts with a brief overview of the market and the organization behind it, plus a morning drink. Over roughly two hours, participants sample foods from eight to ten vendors, with portions designed to leave everyone comfortably satisfied and a sweet finish to wrap things up. Each attendee heads home with a reusable insulated bag for the rest of the market haul. Group size is limited to 12 participants. Tickets are $99 and include a $35 donation to PFM.
Prescott Farmers MarketJan Alfano parkrun
Jan Alfano parkrun offers a free 5k that welcomes both runners and walkers. Well behaved dogs are welcome, with a limit of one dog per participant. Sign up to receive a personal barcode so you can track your time and participation.
Jan Alfano Trail parkrunNcs Seniors - Bash 4 Bats - Nit Qualifier & Loyalty Rewards Event
The NCS Senior Mountain Championship Series stops in Prescott, Arizona for BASH 4 BATS, an N.I.T. Qualifier and Loyalty Rewards event held across Pioneer Sports Park and Heritage Park. Senior teams compete for championship awards, valuable Mountain Series points, opportunities to qualify for the N.I.T., and manufacturer bat incentives. Divisions include 40 Men’s AAA, 40 Men’s Major, 40 Men’s Major Plus, 40 Women’s AAA, 50 Men’s AAA, and 50 Men’s Major. Top finishers can earn a prize package that features, for first place, a choice of bat brand, an N.I.T. berth, series points, an MVP honor, and all-tournament recognition. Second place receives custom jerseys and all-tournament awards, and third place gains team recognition along with all-tournament selections. Prize offerings are based on 12-team divisions and will be adjusted for smaller fields. Bat choices include Miken, Easton, Proton, Worth, and Suncoast Softball. As an official Series stop, this event provides a pathway to points, N.I.T. bids, and high-level matchups against senior teams from around the Southwest.
Pioneer ParkTotal 360 Karate classes
Rooted in the discipline, traditions, and values of Chito Ryu, this Prescott Valley program is led by Sensei Rodgers with lead instructor Sensei Whiting. Intermediate classes are held on Mondays and Fridays at the Prescott Valley Boys and Girls Club and run for about one hour and fifteen minutes. Saturday training at Civic Center Field in Prescott Valley includes a one hour session for black belts that is free to any black belt, followed by a combined beginner and advanced class lasting about one hour and twenty minutes.
Boys & Girls Clubs Of Central ArizonaBecome a Community Coach
This free volunteer opportunity invites you to become a Community Coach within a mentoring program that supports people returning from incarceration. Volunteers receive training at no cost and learn how to work one on one to offer referrals, emotional support, and connections to helpful resources. The role contributes to stronger communities by fostering support, inspiring hope for the future, and helping participants rebuild their lives. No experience, qualifications, or formal education are required. A genuine desire to help is all that is needed.
MATFORCEAZ Concealed Weapons Permit Class at Sportsman's Warehouse in Prescott, AZ - 10AM to 2PM
This four-hour Arizona Concealed Weapons Permit class offers in-depth instruction on the responsibilities and legal framework of carrying a concealed firearm. Topics include lawful use of force, core safety practices, careful handling, secure storage, and Arizona-specific legal requirements for obtaining a permit. Details may change, so please check the organizer’s website for the most current class information.
Sportsman's Warehouse PrescottPhs Marching Band Props Fundraiser
Get your car cleaned while supporting the PHS marching band. A car wash fundraiser will be set up in the C-A-L Ranch Stores parking lot in Prescott, with funds going toward marching band props.
C-A-L Ranch StoresGolf Like A Girl Women's Golf Clinic
A women’s golf clinic focused on pitching, taught by a PGA-LPGA Master. Golf clubs are available for participants who need them. Each ticket sponsors a complimentary group lesson spot for one mother and one daughter.
The Club at Prescott LakesCallTeks Cornhole Classic
The CallTeks Cornhole Classic brings a full day of friendly rivalry and community spirit to Founding Fathers Collective, benefiting Mighty Oaks Programs, which support veterans and first responders. Competitors will take on a double-elimination format with prizes on the line and plenty of opportunities for bragging rights. Expect music, food, drinks, and a welcoming crowd that makes the tournament accessible for newcomers and seasoned players alike. Whether the goal is to compete, support a meaningful cause, or simply enjoy an energetic outing, this event offers a spirited day of cornhole with purpose. It is one tournament united by a shared mission and a commitment to giving back.
Founding Fathers CollectiveMala Prayer Beads Class with Celeste Holly
Create your own mala with Celeste Holly in a guided class focused on stringing wood beads and adding charms. Choose between string or elastic as you assemble a traditional 108-bead strand used for meditation and prayer, wearable as a bracelet or necklace. The fee is $35. For questions or more information, contact Celeste at (920) 858-2966 or ccholly@gmail.com. The class takes place at Art Hive.
The Art HiveDrew & Anton
Prescott guitarists Drew Hall and Anton Teschner perform live at LazyG Brewhouse. Enjoy an afternoon of guitar music along with beer and food.
LazyG Brewhouse2 for the Show
Two for the Show performs live at the Beergarden.
Mark's BeerGarden🌅 Sunday with Soul — Your Sunday Ritual, Crafted with Soul
Hosted by Prescott Valley Community Market, this relaxed community gathering highlights local creativity and flavor. Browse work from local artisans with handmade pieces, enjoy bites from food trucks and sweet treats, and take in a friendly, laid-back atmosphere that encourages conversation and unhurried exploring. It is a welcoming space designed for connection, where neighbors meet and shoppers discover new favorites. Vendor opportunities are available, with 10-by-10 spaces starting at $30 per day, a seasonal fee of $30, shared spaces at $40 per day, and food truck spots at $50 per day.
Prescott Valley Town CenterSunday Special: Match Your Spend
Sundays get an extra boost at In The Game with a spend match on gameplay. Load your game card with $25 to $75 and the same amount is matched, up to $75, so you can keep playing longer. Expect more rounds, more tickets, and plenty of Sunday fun.
In The Game Prescott ValleyBilly Bond and Kyle Phelan
Enjoy a live set with singer songwriter Billy Bond Jr. alongside guitarist and vocalist Kyle Phelan. Billy, now rooted in Prescott after moving from southern Colorado, returned to performing about three years ago following a long hiatus. Formerly part of the trio Hired Hands that played venues in Taos and Santa Fe, he now appears regularly around Northern Arizona. His shows pair soulful vocals with guitar, dobro, Weissenborn and lap steel, ranging from Hank Williams to Prince, with a focus on rare Southwestern songs and original material. Kyle brings a sound grounded in blues and southern rock, writing and performing with heartfelt intensity. He started gigging as a teenager, spent more than a decade as a full time musician in Phoenix and Chattanooga, and moved to Prescott in 2025. His set blends blues and country, slower grooves, a few soul covers, and a strong lineup of original songs.
LazyG BrewhouseA Girl & A Gun / Prescott Area Chapter
A Girl & A Gun Women’s Shooting League is a women-led shooting club designed for women shooters. It provides a relaxed, social atmosphere centered on camaraderie and mutual support, giving participants a chance to meet, connect, and enjoy time together.
Prescott Shooting Range and Gun ClubTai Chi & Qigong w/Roma
Explore mindful movement and breathwork in a Tai Chi and Qigong class led by Roma. The basic membership fee is $8. Non-members pay $15. Other membership class rates may vary, and The Center can provide current details at 928-778-3000.
YES! at Back to School Health and Wellness Fair
Local families can get ready for the new school year at an annual back-to-school health fair and free backpack giveaway at the Findlay Toyota Center in Prescott Valley. Children may be pre-registered to receive a backpack filled with school supplies, and advance registration is required. The event offers services and activities for all ages, including free haircuts, vaccinations, and family-friendly entertainment. Community vendors and organizations will be available to share helpful resources that support students and their caregivers. Taking place each July ahead of the first day of classes, it is designed to help students begin the year prepared and confident.
BINGO - Mondays at Jersey Lilly Saloon
Xtreme Bar Bingo takes over Jersey Lilly Saloon with no entry fee, a cash jackpot that can reach $15,000, and weekly giveaways with deluxe prizes. Happy hour lasts all day, and complimentary pizza slices are available.
Prescott Haunted History Tour
Discover Prescott’s haunted past on a 90 minute walking tour through downtown. A local guide leads the way to seven storied sites, with highlights that include the Palace Saloon, the Hassayampa Inn, and lesser known legends that many visitors miss. Each tale is drawn from original research by co-founder Susan Johnson. The guides are knowledgeable locals who personalize each outing and continually seek fresh details. This experience is presented by a mother and son team with five generations of Arizona roots, sharing history as trusted Arizona storytellers.
Whiskey Row, Prescott, AZ 86303, United StatesMovin w/June
A fitness class for seniors is available. Member rates vary, and more information is available by calling 928-778-3000. The fee for non-members is $15.
Vitality, Mobility, & Pain Management Series
A four-part wellness series led by health educator and acupuncturist Pamela Wake focuses on boosting energy, improving mobility, and teaching practical strategies for pain management. Sessions cover ways to ease common concerns such as headaches, joint and muscle discomfort, stress, inflammation, and trouble concentrating, using sustainable methods you can begin applying after the first meeting. Participants learn simple nutrition adjustments, stretching, and everyday movement practices, plus targeted protocols to support overall well-being. Each person receives a therapy tool, with the Gua Sha tool included in the fee. Pricing is $65 for Center Members and $80 for Non-Members, and both options include the Gua Sha tool.
In the Middle Line Dance w/Cindy
Enjoy a friendly line dance class designed for participants of all skill levels. Member rates vary, so for details contact The Center at 928-778-3000. Non-members pay $15.
Zumba with Kay
Take part in a low impact Zumba class with Kay that welcomes participants of every experience level. Member pricing varies, so contact The Center at 928-778-3000 for details. The drop-in fee for non-members is $15.
Monday Special: 1 Hour Unlimited Gameplay + 250 Tickets for $15 🎮
Arcade fans can take advantage of the Monday Special at In The Game, which offers one hour of unlimited Green gameplay and 250 prize tickets for $15. Enjoy a variety of machines, build a solid ticket stack, and make it an easy outing for friends and families looking for plenty of playtime at a fixed price.
ACBL Bridge - Sanctioned & Non-Sanctioned
Bridge players can choose between ACBL sanctioned and non-sanctioned games. Sanctioned sessions are $8 for members and $23.50 for non-members. Non-sanctioned sessions are $7 for members and $10.50 for non-members. For questions, contact The Center at 928-778-3000.
Hand and Foot Canasta
Settle in for a friendly game of Canasta. The cost is $5, and the non-member price is $15.
Integrated Exercise Yoga/Qigong/Pilates w/Roma
This integrated movement class weaves together yoga, qigong, and Pilates, guided by Roma. The Basic Membership rate is $8. Rates for other member categories vary. For details, contact The Center at 928-778-3000. The non-member rate is $15.
Living Trust Seminar - July 20, 2026
Learn the essentials of living trusts in a no-cost seminar that explains how proactive planning can help keep your affairs out of court. Designed for homeowners, it highlights ways to bypass probate and provides guidance focused on protecting your family.
Pizza HutGroovin'
An Egypt-themed escape experience awaits at Prescott Valley Public Library. Teens will navigate shadowy tombs and hidden chambers, decipher puzzles, outsmart tricky traps, and uncover long-buried secrets as they work through a lost mummy mystery. This program is intended for ages 12 to 18. It takes place in the Program Room on the first floor. Pre-registration is required.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryIntermediate Line Dance w/Barb
Move to the music in an intermediate line dance class led by Barb. The session focuses on line dance routines at an intermediate level. Basic members pay $8 for the class, and non-members pay $15.
OPEN MIC COLLECTIVE
The sole open mic collective in Prescott Valley welcomes musicians, solo acts, duos, comedians, and poets to take the stage at Tony's Too Bar and Grill. Guitar accompaniment is provided by George Janack. Participation is open to everyone, with sign ups available. The focus is on an enjoyable night of creativity, live performance, and shared talent.
Tony's Too Bar and GrillMeditation with Peg
A meditation class with Peg is available. The class fee is $5, and the non-member rate is $15. Membership class fees may vary; contact The Center at 928-778-3000 for details.
Beginner Line Dance w/CindyLou
Get started with the basics of line dance in a beginner-focused class led by CindyLou. The standard class fee is $8, and the non-member rate is $15. Fees may vary based on membership. For more details, contact The Center at 928-778-3000.
Balance Tai Chi Movements with Joy
Practice balance through Tai Chi movements in a session led by Joy Travers. The class lasts 30 minutes. The cost is $5, or $15 for nonmembers.
Flag Replacement Projects 2 of 3
Help replace flags during a community volunteer project. You can commit to the full session or lend a hand for a shorter portion by arrangement. If you are only available part of the time, email Pilar at HealingFieldPV@gmail.com with your availability. Please park only in the designated area and avoid the spaces in front of or alongside Building G. Sign ups are handled online. For questions, text Pilar at 949.422.6035.
Central Arizona Regional Training AcademyCoping with Change Workshop
Created for veterans and their loved ones, this workshop focuses on moving through life’s transitions with steady confidence. Participants will look at how change affects emotions, learn ways to handle uncertainty, and develop supportive routines that bolster well-being and readiness for what comes next. Hosted by U.S.VETS and presented by Mayra Rios-Martinez, Manager of Mission Advancement at Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona, the session takes place at Veterans Connection Hub.
Veterans Connection Hub, 2825 N. Glassford Hill Rd, Ste A Prescott Valley, AZ 86314Tai Chi Chuan with Bryan
Take part in a Tai Chi Chuan class led by Bryan. Pricing depends on membership, and The Center can provide more details. Non-members pay $15.
Tuesday Arcade Special: 1 Hour Unlimited Gameplay + 250 Tickets for $15
Tuesdays get a boost at In The Game with a straightforward deal. Purchase a one hour unlimited Green Gameplay pass and receive 250 prize tickets for $15. It is an easy way to enjoy a full hour of arcade action while stacking up tickets for prizes, whether the goal is chasing high scores or sampling a variety of games.
Living Trust Seminar
This free seminar on living trusts at Prescott Public Library focuses on planning ahead so court involvement can be avoided later. It is geared toward homeowners who want to learn how to avoid probate and take steps now to help protect their family.
Prescott Public LibraryCoffee, Cards & Camaraderie
Veterans gather at the Veterans Connection Hub for coffee, card games, and relaxed conversation. This casual gathering offers an easy way to make new connections, swap stories, and enjoy a bit of lighthearted competition at the card table.
U.S.VETS Veterans Connection HubWine Down Wednesdays at Augie's with Lenny and Robin
Wine Down Wednesdays at Augie's Bar and Restaurant features Lenny and Robin, along with Wine Down Wednesday specials and Happy Hour deals. Enjoy food, drinks, and music throughout the evening.
Augie'sBeginning Line Dance with Beth Raber
Kick off line dancing in a beginner class led by award winning instructor Beth Raber. The cost is $10 per person.
KARAOKE WITH MATT & ALLIE
Hosted each Wednesday night, this karaoke session offers an evening devoted to singing. Expect karaoke songs and time at the mic.
Antelope LanesMusicians with Heart Open Mic
Musicians with Heart Open Mic at Jersey Lilly Saloon highlights community support through music, with all donations directed to local charities. Beneficiaries have included Yavapai County Food Bank, and support also extends to Guitars for Veterans.
Jersey Lilly SaloonMind-Body Reset Walk
Janice leads a mindfulness-focused walk on a quarter-mile path that encourages participants to feel grounded and centered. The group will circle the track several times, covering up to 1.5 miles, with brief pauses to stretch and add gentle movements that activate muscles, enhance balance, and get blood flowing. Standard and Premium members attend for free, Basic members pay $3, and non-members pay $15.
The Center on RosserStrength and Balance with Joy
Work on stability and overall strength in a guided class taught by Joy Travers. The class fee is $9, and the nonmember rate is $15.
Zumba with Kay
Zumba with Kay is a class with member pricing of $8 and non-member pricing of $15.
Wednesday Special: Half Price Games
Make Wednesday a play day at In The Game, where games run at half the usual price from open to close. Get more value from your game card, stack up extra plays, and aim for more wins without spending as much. It is a great pick for an after school outing, family time, or a casual midweek hangout.
Kids Eat Free
Turn Wednesday into an easy family night at In The Game. With the purchase of an adult entrée, children 12 and under receive a free meal, making it simple to skip cooking and share dinner together. Enjoy a relaxed bite and let the kids have some fun while you are there.
In The Game Prescott ValleyDance in Line
Learn the basics of line dancing in a relaxed, beginner-friendly class. This drop-in session welcomes newcomers and anyone looking to review foundational steps at their own pace. Admission is $3 per class.
Prescott Elks Lodge #330Squeeze the Day: Teen Lemonade Lab & Tote Bag Art
Customize a fabric tote with paint, then experiment with mix and match lemonade flavors in a fun, hands-on lab. Sip while you create and take home a bag that is entirely your own. This program is for ages 12 to 18 and meets in the Crystal Room on the third floor of Prescott Valley Public Library. Pre-registration is required.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryTai Chi with Larry - The Famous 108 “Long Form”
Explore the famous 108 Long Form in a Yang style class centered on health, wellness, and cultivating inner chi. Instruction integrates the key lessons and benefits of the 24 Form while helping you absorb fundamental Tai Chi principles. Some prior experience in any Tai Chi style is recommended, about four classroom hours, though it is not required. The method follows Grand Master Kai Ying Tung of Tung Family Tai Chi. For a look at this approach, search “Tai Chi Tung” on YouTube and choose the video that is 16:01 long.
Investor Lounge Tour: Prescott at Founding Fathers
Led by AZREIA owners Michael and Dominique Del Prete, this summer series of networking gatherings travels around Arizona and swaps formal meetings for easy conversation. The Founding Fathers Collective stop offers investors a comfortable setting to meet peers, collaborate on ideas, and keep their momentum going.
Founding Fathers CollectiveReading Leaves, Interpreting the Clues
Learn to understand what your plants are telling you in this in-person class at Prescott Valley Public Library. Presenter John Grant guides participants through the basics of leaf structure and function, where to look when something seems off, and how changes in leaf color can indicate nutrient deficiencies or other problems. The session also covers how to spot damage from pests, diseases, and environmental stress, along with practical ways to prevent and manage common issues. Guidance on where to find additional gardening support is included. This free program takes place in the Crystal Room on the third floor. For more information, call 928.759.3040.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryThursday Social Run
Participants meet at Mile High Beer Project for a relaxed social run. The route often goes through the square to the Granite Creek Trail, circles the park, and returns to the start. All abilities are welcome, from easygoing walkers to speedy runners.
Mile High Beer ProjectStrategic Network Partners
Strategic Network Partners hosts a morning meeting at no cost to attendees. Additional details are available on their website.
The Center on RosserKaraoke with Matt & Allie
Matt and Allie host karaoke at Tony's Too Bar and Grill. Every Thursday night, it is an evening of singing for anyone who wants to step up to the mic.
Tony's Too Bar and GrillThursday Special: Match Your Spend
Load a game card for gameplay and receive an equal match when spending between $25 and $75, with the match capped at $75. It is a simple way to extend play time and take more shots at prizes while keeping the fun going.
In The Game Prescott ValleyFriday Afternoon Food Tour
Meet at the Courthouse Steps in Prescott for a guided walking food tour filled with generous tastings and local stories. Visit and eat at 6 to 7 restaurants and food shops around downtown while getting the inside scoop on where to eat and tips for enjoying the award winning farmers market. The experience serves a complete meal, beginning with appetizers and samples, continuing with two entrees, and finishing with dessert, so arriving hungry is encouraged. Along the way, hear about Arizona’s original territorial capital, explore the history of Whiskey Row, and learn about local ghosts and myths. Bring friends for lots of food and plenty of fun.
Downtown PrescottOld Town Cottonwood Farmers Market
Sedona Bee Co LLC sets up at the Old Town Cottonwood Farmers Market with locally produced, raw honey offered in both barrel-aged and creamy styles. Visitors can meet the team, sample different flavors, and learn about the care that goes into each jar. This market stop showcases their latest work and appreciation for community support of locally made goods.
Quailwood MeadowsOur Many Moons
Created in honor of the Apollo 11 Moon landing anniversary, this live in-house production from the Jim and Linda Lee Planetarium explores what has been learned about Earth’s Moon and surveys many of the other moons that orbit planets in our solar system. The program blends current discoveries with historical context to guide audiences through the variety, geology, and mysteries of these natural satellites. Tickets are $8.
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Prescott CampusCouple's Massage Workshop
Designed for intimate partners and platonic friends alike, this couples massage workshop blends mindful connection with practical bodywork. The session begins with brief breathwork and meditation to help participants attune to their own bodies, then connect with a partner. Learn simple ways to nurture closeness even when desire feels low, and practice checking in with personal needs through supportive partner touch and self-awareness. The hands-on portion introduces approachable massage techniques intended to encourage relaxation, healing, and, when appropriate, arousal. Discussion also covers hygiene and how to choose lotions and oils with ingredients that support yoni health. Wear loose, comfortable clothing that can be massaged over or adjusted to access arms and legs. This is a fully clothed experience and nudity is not allowed. A massage table, oils and lotion, and a light snack are provided. Please bring a water bottle, a hand towel, one pillow with a pillowcase, and a sheet. Advance registration with pre-payment is required. The workshop is facilitated by Tiffany Seale, owner of Alchemy & Ether Wellness Sanctuary in Prescott, a wellness practitioner with 15 years of experience, a BA in Health Sciences and Global Wellness Studies, and training as a Spiritual Minister, Certified Massage Therapist, and Reiki Master Practitioner. She offers one-on-one sessions, healing workshops, and special events across Arizona.
Oh BabeRunning on Empty
A brand new concert from Alex Mack Music explores the Southern California sound, where country, rock, folk, and West Coast pop come together to define a distinct musical moment. The story focuses on the era shaped by artists such as Jackson Browne, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, America, and the Eagles, a soundtrack whose spirit continues to resonate decades later. Alex Mack and Chach Snook lead the performance at Elks Theatre and Performing Arts Center.
Prescott Elks TheaterFriday Special: 50¢ Wings All Day
Kick off the weekend at In The Game with 50¢ wings available all day every Friday. Choose your favorite sauces, share a basket with friends, and enjoy good food while you play. It is a great pick for a casual dinner, a game night, or a simple way to celebrate Friday.
Friday Special: Half Price Games
Start the weekend at In The Game with a Friday special that cuts game prices in half. Bring friends, rack up tickets, and enjoy more play for less.
In The Game Prescott ValleyProtecting Pronghorns Display
A Protecting Pronghorns display created by the Central Arizona Wildlife Alliance will fill the lobby of the Natural History Institute for two months. The exhibit explores how pronghorns got their name, how fast they can run, and current conservation efforts, including the new wildlife crossing over Interstate 17. During the opening as part of the 4th Friday Art Walk, CAWA members will share information about their work with pronghorns and other local wildlife, along with details on field outings, volunteer projects, and a wildlife survey app for recording sightings. After the opening, the display can be viewed during regular visiting hours at the institute. Previously shown at the Prescott Library Viewerie, this presentation highlights a notable Yavapai County resident often described as the spirit of the grasslands.
Natural History InstituteJuly Sips & Stems Class
Celebrate summer with a creative floral workshop that pairs vibrant flowers with cocktails. All materials and instruction are included, and the cost is $89 per person.
Allan's Flowers7th Annual Luau Party
This luau returns with favorite food and lively games for a laid-back celebration. Music will be handled by Matt & Allies Entertainment Services, promoted as the best DJs in Yavapai County, spinning a mix of familiar tunes. Dress for fun and be ready for a festive, island-inspired vibe.
Tony's Too Bar and GrillAn Author’s Life (And How You Can Become One Too, You Know, if Ninja Doesn’t Work Out as a Career)
Prescott Valley Public Library hosts Writer-in-Residence Janette Rallison for a writing workshop that explores what an author’s day-to-day work really involves. Participants will hear about the central role of revision, practical ways to handle tough feedback from publishing professionals, and techniques for turning memorable life moments into compelling story ideas. Open to teens and adults, the session takes place in the Children’s Program Room on the second floor. This program is supported by the Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records, a division of the Secretary of State, with federal funds from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryThe Yard Gastropark - July 25
Renee Galella and the Willow Shade Players perform at The Yard, a new venue for the group in the heart of Prescott on Whiskey Row. Look forward to rock tunes paired with food and drinks in a lively setting.
The Yard Gastropark1970s Disco Dance Party
This disco themed dance party at The Bee’s Knees Dance Prescott Studio celebrates the 1970s with music, dancing, and retro style. Attendees are encouraged to dress in bell bottoms, fringe, bold prints, and platform shoes to match the theme. The evening starts with a line dance lesson in the Hustle, followed by plenty of social dancing. It is suitable for both seasoned dancers and newcomers who want to learn something new and connect with the Prescott dance community. Admission is $15 for the full event or $10 for dancing only, payable in cash, and it all takes place in a friendly downtown Prescott studio.
The Bee's Knees DanceJan Alfano parkrun
Jan Alfano parkrun hosts a free 5k open to both runners and walkers. Each participant may bring one dog. Register to receive a personal barcode that lets you record results and track participation.
Jan Alfano TrailPrescott Cars & Coffee
A monthly cars and coffee gathering in Prescott, Arizona brings enthusiasts together at the Pine Ridge Marketplace JC Penny parking lot for a relaxed, family friendly morning centered on great vehicles and conversation. All types of rides are welcome, from classics and exotics to imports, trucks, motorcycles, and daily drivers, and no advance sign up is needed. Spectators are encouraged. Complimentary coffee and pastries are offered while supplies last. Presented with support from Findlay Subaru Prescott. There is no December edition and weather can lead to cancellations.
Pine Ridge MarketplaceTotal 360 Karate Classes
Total 360 Karate in Prescott Valley focuses on the discipline, traditions, and values of Chito Ryu Karate. Classes are led by Sensei Rodgers with Sensei Whiting serving as the lead instructor. Training includes intermediate sessions at the Prescott Valley Boys and Girls Club, along with black belt training and a separate beginner and advanced class at the Civic Center Field in Prescott Valley. Intermediate classes run 1 hour and 15 minutes, the black belt session lasts one hour and is free for any black belt, and the beginner and advanced class runs 1 hour and 20 minutes.
Boys & Girls Clubs Of Central Arizona80 Proof Live
Returning to Birdcage Saloon, 80 Proof brings a high energy set steeped in 80s music and feel good party vibes. Expect retro anthems, upbeat grooves, and a lively atmosphere that keeps the celebration going late into the night.
Birdcage SaloonSaddle Up
Bo Peep And The Backbeat returns to The Cortez in downtown Prescott, Arizona.
The Cortez5th Annual Cherish the Moments Walk
Flagstaff comes together for a fifth annual community walk at Buffalos Park, organized by NAZADA. The focus is on supporting local families, with all proceeds directed to respite grants that help caregivers across Northern Arizona.
Buffalo ParkLast Splash Summer Bash
Last Splash Summer Bash brings the community together for a full day of all-ages activities. Browse goods from local vendors and artisans, meet instructors to learn about available programs, and take part in quick 30-minute fitness workshops. Families can enjoy games and other kid-friendly fun, while food vendors offer plenty of tasty options. Whether the goal is to explore a new interest, get active, support local businesses, or simply spend time with friends and family, this summer celebration offers something for everyone as the season winds down.
The Center on RosserFree Garden Class: Designing Poolside Paradise
This free gardening class shares how to arrange heat-tolerant tropical plants in containers to bring a resort vibe to your outdoor space. Learn simple ways to place lush container plantings that can refresh a poolside, deck, or patio and turn it into an inviting oasis.
Watters Garden CenterSummer Block Party & Craft Fair
Celebrate the season’s finale with a nostalgic 90s-themed gathering hosted by The Center. This single-day event brings together all ages with games and prizes, familiar throwback music, a petting farm, and plenty of chances to relax and enjoy the last stretch of summer. Tasty food and cool treats will be available, and local vendors will offer unique goods to explore. Guests are encouraged to show off 90s-inspired outfits. Limited vendor spaces are open and food trucks are invited. Sponsorship inquiries can be directed to Morgan at 928-778-3000 ext 104 or mswift@adultcenter.org.
The Center on RosserHenna Body Art Workshop
Prescott Valley Public Library hosts a hands-on henna body art workshop designed to blend creativity with learning in a two-hour session. Participants explore the tradition and cultural background of henna, compare classic motifs with modern styles, and watch a live demonstration showing how the paste is prepared and applied. There is time to ask questions and observe techniques up close. Each attendee receives a small complimentary henna design to take with them. The program is free, and pre-registration is required. Location is the Crystal Room on the third floor.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryPais Annual Rhizome Sale
An annual rhizome sale takes place at Mortimer Nursery. Browse and purchase rhizomes during this once-a-year event.
Mortimer Nursery2026 AFA Summer Picnic
Enjoy a relaxed potluck picnic at the Thumb Butte Recreational Area, Picnic Site A. The gathering welcomes Arizona falconers as well as anyone interested in learning about falconry, creating a friendly space to socialize, share knowledge, and make connections. Food will be provided, and attendees are encouraged to bring a side dish for a communal lunch. Leashed dogs are allowed, and attendees may bring falconry birds. The setting is outdoors with shade, picnic tables, and restrooms, so plan for comfort and remember to bring water or other beverages for hydration. Advance RSVPs are requested to help with food planning.
Thumb ButteDirty Halo Trio
The Dirty Halos Trio from Prescott, Arizona performs a mix of original music and cover songs, moving from Americana to indie pop to rock and roll within just a few tunes. The lineup features Kenn Duncan, Chris Bennett, and Drew Hall.
LazyG BrewhouseJersey Lilly Saloon Charity Event
Jersey Lilly Saloon and Spicy Streats are partnering on a charity event that supports local first responders through Prescott Firefighters Charities. Half of all food and bar sales during the event will be donated to the organization. Expect live music throughout the day along with plenty of food and drinks.
Jersey Lilly SaloonReed Turchi
Reed Turchi appears at The Fairweather Social Club in Prescott. Tickets are available for this event.
The Crescent Bar at Fairweather Social ClubPrescott Farmers Market Summer Season
Now in its 29th year, Prescott Farmers Market offers a Saturday community gathering focused on connecting with local growers and the food they produce. Catch up with neighbors, talk directly with farmers, and learn more about where your ingredients come from.
Prescott Farmers MarketWhiskey River
Enjoy Whiskey River at Whiskey River Tavern in Prescott.
Whiskey River TavernSunday with Soul
Organized by Prescott Valley Community Market, this community gathering spotlights creativity and connection. Discover handcrafted pieces from area makers, enjoy locally made flavors, and pick up bites from food trucks along with dessert options. The atmosphere is easygoing and welcoming, designed for a soulful summer outing rooted in supporting small businesses. Vendor participation is available with several pricing options. Standard 10 by 10 spaces start at $30 per day, the seasonal fee is $30, shared spaces are $40 per day, and food trucks are $50 per day. For applications or questions, contact prescottvalleycommunitymarket@gmail.com.
Prescott Valley Town CenterBrushes & Brunch
Brushes & Brunch offers a welcoming morning of guided painting led by artist and Youth Leadership and Opportunities Director Joy Goff. Create art while enjoying a brunch spread with mimosas, Bloody Marys, and coffee. All proceeds benefit The Launch Pad’s Women’s Empowerment Breakthrough conference, a weekend event for young women where art making is a key part of the WEB experience. It is a creative celebration with a grown up twist, and capacity is limited.
The Launch Pad Teen CenterSunday Special: Match Your Spend
Sundays at In The Game come with a boost for your game card. Load $25 to $75 for gameplay and the same amount is added, up to $75, so your play lasts longer and you can go for even more tickets. A straightforward way to make Sunday play extra fun.
In The Game Prescott ValleyThe Howling Coyote Tour
The Howling Coyote Tour comes to the LazyG for a live music showcase featuring Jim Sobo, Ricci Hardt, and Leslie Earl Lyman.
LazyG BrewhouseTeen Pop N Paint
Settle in for a relaxed, creative painting session where participants can work on a canvas while enjoying soda. This program is offered in two sessions, and participants should register to reserve a timeslot. The gathering takes place in the YA Art Room at Prescott Valley Public Library.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryAlzheimer’s Association Caregivers Support Group
At Prescott Valley Public Library, the Alzheimer’s Association Caregivers Support Group offers a confidential, professionally facilitated setting for active caregivers to connect and share. Participants can talk through challenges, express needs and concerns, and learn practical coping strategies while discovering community resources. Sessions also provide helpful information and opportunities to build skills that support caring for a loved one. No registration is required, but space is limited.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryMENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID Training
Mental Health First Aid training will take place in the Training Room at the Prescott Valley Police Department. Participants learn practical ways to recognize signs of mental health and substance use challenges in adults, respond with care, and connect people to support. The course covers the MHFA Action Plan, known as ALGEE, which focuses on assessing risk of suicide or harm, listening without judgment, offering reassurance and helpful information, encouraging appropriate professional help, and promoting self-help and other support strategies. Registration is free. For information about registering, contact MATFORCE at (928) 708-0100 or info@matforceaz.org.
Prescott Valley Police DepartmentZoo by Moonlight
An evening event at Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary highlights animals that are active at night. Attendees can observe the sanctuary's nocturnal residents in a nighttime setting.
Heritage Park Zoological SanctuaryPrescott July Business Mixer
Local business owners, entrepreneurs, professionals, nonprofits, and community leaders gather at Augie’s Restaurant for an evening focused on networking, collaboration, and building relationships. Expect opportunities to meet fellow professionals, exchange ideas and referrals, discover new resources, learn about upcoming community projects and events, and grow connections throughout Prescott and Yavapai County. Admission is free and registration is encouraged, and participants are encouraged to bring plenty of business cards for meaningful conversations. Hosted by The Prescott Times Media Network to support local businesses and foster a more connected community.
Augie'sAARP AZ Policy & Pastries | AARP Events
AARP Arizona hosts an informative session at the Prescott Public Library that explores ways to volunteer as an advocate in the community. Participants can hear about available opportunities and how to take part in local advocacy efforts.
Prescott Public LibraryPrescott Gem and Mineral Show
Now in its 22nd year, this Prescott gem and mineral show takes place at Findlay Toyota Center and is sponsored by the Prescott Gem & Mineral Club. It is described as the largest indoor gem and mineral show in Northern Arizona. More than 75 vendors offer a range of gem and mineral related products.
Findlay Toyota CenterSummer Concert Series
Well Dressed Wolves takes the stage as part of the Summer Concert Series at Prescott Valley Town Center Turf Park, located opposite In The Game. Doors open before the performance, with the concert following.
Town Center Turf ParkFish Out of Water
Fish Out of Water brings the Can't Stop, Won't Stop Tour to Raven Cafe in Prescott, Arizona with a live set that fuses rock, funk, reggae, hip hop, and acoustic elements into their signature RoPhunkRaeHop.
Raven CaféFree Garden Class: Fast Growing Trees for Quick Landscapes
Waiting years for a landscape to mature is not always ideal. Learn about fast growing trees that deliver shade quickly, create privacy screens sooner, and give a new garden a fuller look in less time.
Watters Garden CenterWhole Food Plant Based cooking class.
Discover whole food, plant based cooking in a hands-on class at Prescott Seventh Day Adventist Church. Expect live demonstrations and generous tastings that often add up to a full plate, so plan to arrive hungry. Volunteer assistance is welcome for those interested in helping.
Prescott Seventh Day Adventist Church🌶️ Sunday with Soul — Hot Deals, Cool Vibes
A themed edition of the weekly community market hosted by Prescott Valley Community Market turns up the spice while keeping the atmosphere relaxed. Local makers and artisans offer deals alongside handmade and homegrown goods, with food trucks and sweet treats rounding out a welcoming, playful summer vibe. Vendors can participate with 10x10 spaces starting at $30 per day, a seasonal fee of $30, shared spaces at $40 per day, and food truck spots at $50 per day. For applications or questions, email prescottvalleycommunitymarket@gmail.com.
Prescott Valley Town CenterSelf Defense Awareness Workshop
Strengthen everyday safety skills at a self defense awareness workshop held on the first Tuesday of the month. The session is led by Rafael Merle, a 10th degree black belt, with a focus on building situational awareness and learning fundamental techniques. Personal safety items will be available for purchase. Cost is free for Standard and Premium members, $3 for Basic members, and $15 for nonmembers.
The Center on RosserPrescott/Tombstone Connections
At Prescott Centennial Center, independent historian Bradley G. Courtney presents an exploration of the intertwined histories of Prescott and Tombstone. Drawing from his research on Prescott's Whiskey Row, he follows figures such as Doc Holliday, Virgil Earp, John Behan, and Frank Stillwell to trace the many links between the two communities. He is developing a series of books and articles on these connections and will share recent findings with the Prescott Corral of Westerners. Courtney taught in Phoenix for nineteen years and on the Navajo Indian Reservation in northern Arizona for twelve. For six of those years he piloted and guided riverboat tours through the canyons of the Colorado River. He holds a master's degree in history from California State University, has written five books on Whiskey Row, and is currently working on Doc Holliday in Prescott.
Prescott Centennial CenterDestiny House Restoration Center Golf Tournament Fundraiser
A golf tournament fundraiser offers a day on the course filled with friendly competition, lasting memories, and chances to win prizes. All proceeds benefit Destiny House Restoration Center and its work supporting survivors of human trafficking. For registration details or information about the mission, sponsorships, donating, or volunteering, contact Elisa at (928) 300-1542 or elisa@eonconsultingrd.com.
StoneRidge Golf Course🦋 Sunday with Soul — Catch the Glow of Community
Hosted by Prescott Valley Community Market, this community-centered marketplace showcases handmade creations and locally grown treats in a relaxed, welcoming setting. The market features artisan vendors, food trucks serving savory bites and desserts, and the lively energy of the Entertainment District that fosters connection and an easygoing pace. Vendor opportunities include 10-by-10 spaces starting at $30 per day, a seasonal fee of $30, shared spaces at $40 per day, and food truck spots at $50 per day. For applications or questions, contact prescottvalleycommunitymarket@gmail.com.
Prescott Valley Town Center100 Men Who Care – August Event
An evening with 100 Men Who Care focused on collective giving and community impact. In one hour, members hear from local nonprofits, vote, and collectively support a deserving organization making a difference in the community. The gathering highlights ongoing impact throughout Yavapai County.
Summit 4X4 CompanyBye Bye Love
At Elks Theatre and Performing Arts Center, a tribute concert celebrates the Everly Brothers and the signature harmonies of classic rock and roll duos. Alex Mack and Chach Snook lead the show with favorites such as Wake Up Little Susie, All I Have to Do is Dream, Cathy’s Clown, and Bye Bye Love. The performance blends music and storytelling, tracing the duo’s early influences and the artists they later inspired.
Prescott Elks TheaterOld West Casino Night
An Old West themed casino night fills the Elks Crystal Ballroom with classic games and lively extras. Try your hand at blackjack, roulette, craps, poker, and faro, and take a spin on a large prize wheel. The evening also features raffles with prizes, a 50/50 drawing, and a saloon-style photo area to capture the fun.
Prescott Elks TheaterDoc Holliday's Birthday Dinner/Lecture - Kate Elder of Prescott: The Pursuit of "Mrs. Holliday"
The occasion marks Doc Holliday's 175th birthday with a seated dinner followed by a talk in the Marina Room at the Hassayampa Inn, presented during the second year of Prescott's Doc HolliDaze. Whiskey Row historian Bradley G. Courtney will explore Kate Elder of Prescott and the effort to document Mrs. Holliday's story within the Pioneers' Home. The program examines how Kate crafted her memoirs there using three distinct methods and outlines how that account took shape. Courtney is an independent historian with a master’s degree in history from California State University. He lived and taught in Phoenix for nineteen years and on the Navajo Indian Reservation in northern Arizona for twelve years, and for six of those years he piloted riverboats and guided tours through the canyons of the Colorado River. He has recorded three albums of original music and has appeared on CNN, the Travel Channel, and other stations nationwide. He has written five books on the history of Whiskey Row and is currently working on Doc Holliday in Prescott, with a tentative release in early 2027. Attending only the birthday dinner is an available option.
Hassayampa InnPFM Market Food Tour (August 15)
Savor a guided tasting at the Prescott Farmers Market that spotlights local flavors and the people who make them. The experience begins with a brief welcome to the market and the organization, along with a warm drink and a small bite to get you started. Over about two hours, the group visits roughly 8 to 10 vendors to sample a generous spread, finishing with something sweet. Expect enough food to feel comfortably full, plus an insulated tote to carry the rest of your market finds. This is a particularly vibrant moment at the market, with the aroma of roasting chiles in the air and an abundance of summer produce. Participation is limited to 12 people. Tickets are $99 and include a $35 contribution to PFM.
Prescott Farmers MarketPancake Breakfast at Applebee's
A pancake breakfast fundraiser at Applebee's in Frontier Village features a starter plate of three pancakes, two slices of bacon, and a drink such as coffee, tea, orange juice, milk, or soda. Pancakes are unlimited and drinks include free refills, and the set menu does not allow substitutions or additions. Tickets are required and should be purchased for each person attending. The price is $10 per ticket for both kids and adults. From each ticket, $5 supports Trails 4 Tatas, and all tips are donated to the cause. Volunteers from the group will be welcoming guests and helping as hostesses, bussers, and servers.
Applebee's Grill + BarPrescott's Doc HolliDaze Wild West History Forum
Prescott's Doc HolliDaze Wild West History Forum presents a full program at Elks Theater with morning and afternoon sessions focused on frontier figures and publications. The morning features Roy Young on Newton Earp in Prescott, Anastasia Sitnina on Doc Holliday's early life, family and education, and Michael Paul Mihaljevich on Doc Holliday's Tombstone escapades. The afternoon continues with Mark Boardman on the history of The Tombstone Epitaph and Peter Brand with Bradley G. Courtney on Josephine "Sadie" Earp in Prescott, contrasting harsh truth with romantic fiction. Admission is $25. The forum is presented in partnership between the Prescott/Tombstone Connection Project and the Wild West History Association.
Prescott Elks TheaterFree Garden Class: Hot Weather Blooms for Vibrant Prescott Gardens
This free garden class spotlights Crape Myrtle and Hibiscus and how to keep them flowering through the heat in Prescott. It explains how these favorites can do well in the local climate with proper care, and shares practical guidance from Watters to support vibrant summer color.
Watters Garden CenterPTCC Local Trading Card Show
PTCC Local Trading Card Show brings a family-friendly gathering to Prescott High School in Prescott, Arizona, celebrating sports cards, Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, other TCGs, and a range of collectibles. Plans include open trading, a learn-to-play activity, community activations, and on-site food vendors, with additional features and partners to be shared as they are confirmed. Vendor registration is open. Presented by the Prescott Area Trading Card Community (PTCC) in collaboration with Good Game Family.
Prescott High SchoolHigh Desert Health Fair
High Desert Health Fair is a no-cost, family friendly gathering in Prescott that brings the community together around health and wellness. It features practical resources and an emphasis on personalized, root-cause care for every stage of life.
Arizona Healthcare FreedomSunday with Soul – Feel the vibe, find the treasures!
Spend a soulful day at a community market featuring local makers and fresh finds. Wander booth to booth to discover handmade goods, enjoy something to eat, and take in the mountain breeze. The atmosphere welcomes families and pets, with raffles held each hour, music with a soulful groove, and plenty of community cheer. It is an easy way to reset your weekend and uncover treasures that feel just right.
Prescott Valley Community Market, LLCPronghorns: Spirit of the Grasslands Film Festival
The festival features a series of short documentaries about pronghorns and includes light refreshments. The Spirit of the Grasslands Award will be presented during the event. A raffle will offer pronghorn-themed art and home decor, with tickets sold at the festival and cash or check preferred. Tickets are $12 per person, and proceeds support Central Arizona Wildlife Alliance programs and field projects. Hosted by the Natural History Institute and coordinated by Central Arizona Wildlife Alliance. The Protecting Pronghorns display will also be on view in the Natural History Institute lobby.
Natural History InstituteAugust Sips & Stems Class
Celebrate the season at Sips & Stems, a relaxed floral workshop focused on arranging vibrant blooms. All supplies and guided instruction are included, and cocktails are provided. The cost is $89 per person.
2026 ZUMBATHON support FOJLS Christmas Courthouse Lighting Fundraiser
A Zumbathon led by local instructors raises funds for The Friends of Jersey Lilly Saloon’s Christmas Courthouse Lighting Fundraiser. Participants can dance together while supporting the cause. Admission is $25, with payment available in advance and at entry. Raffle drawings take place throughout the event, and tickets are available at $5 for one, $10 for three, and $20 for eight. For more information, email Fojlszumbathon@outlook.com.
Prescott High School🍦 Sundays with Soul Tagline: Chill Out – Connect – Discover
Sundays with Soul brings a relaxed, community focused atmosphere to the Prescott Valley Community Market. Shaped by a theme of unwinding, connecting, and discovering something new, it creates a welcoming space to slow down, meet others, and explore what the market has to offer.
Prescott Valley Town Center 7210 E Pav Way, Prescott Valley, AZ, United States, Arizona 86314Golf FORE Homes 2026
Registration is open for the 24th annual Golf FORE Homes tournament at StoneRidge Golf Course in Prescott Valley. This community tradition raises funds for Prescott Area Habitat for Humanity, helping build safe, affordable homes for local families. The day includes breakfast, a round with a cart, access to the driving range, lunch, and opportunities to win tournament prizes and giveaways, all as part of a full day of golf and games. The format features a shotgun start. All skill levels are welcome, from seasoned players to those coming out to support the cause.
Stoneridge Golf CoursePonderosa Grove (Trio) at the Highlands Center
An evening of fantastic music unfolds at the beautiful Highlands Center Kiwanis Amphitheater. The musicians express their love for performing at this venue, pairing the scenic setting with the performance.
Highlands Center for Natural HistoryFree Garden Class: Best Plants for Pollinators in Prescott
Learn how to create a welcoming garden for hummingbirds and butterflies with a free class centered on choosing pollinator friendly plants in Prescott. Get straightforward guidance on plant selection and a few simple additions that encourage these visitors to thrive. Turn your backyard into a colorful space filled with the motion of these winged guests using easy, practical ideas.
Watters Garden CenterForever My Girl: A Father-Daughter Dance
Celebrate the bond between fathers, father figures, and their daughters at a special evening centered on connection and memories. The night features dinner, dancing, photo opportunities, crafts, and time set aside for meaningful moments in a friendly, welcoming setting. It also offers a chance for fathers to model care, respect, and love. Dressing up is encouraged, thoughtful touches enhance the experience, and there will be plenty of opportunities to capture memories along with lots of dancing. Tickets are on sale, with limited seats available. Each ticket includes dinner, a welcome bag, crafts, dancing, and more.
🌵 Sundays with Soul – Celebrate the soul of the Southwest
Celebrate the spirit of the Southwest at a warm, community-centered market featuring handcrafted goods, fresh bites, and creative flair. Set within the Prescott Valley Community Market, this gathering brings together local vendors, soulful tunes, and a welcoming atmosphere for families and pets alike. Browse unique finds, enjoy the music, and take in the desert-inspired charm while connecting with a community full of heart.
Prescott Valley Town Center 7210 E Pav Way, Prescott Valley, AZ, United States, Arizona 86314Wonderschlautt 2026
Scheduled for the Saturday before the ACA race season begins, this mountain biking festival welcomes students, coaches, parents, and enthusiasts of all kinds. Attendees can take part in group rides, visit vendor booths, and enjoy food, drinks, and games for an upbeat community gathering on the trails.
Thumb Butte MountainPrescott Labor Day Arts and Crafts Show
This three day craft fair includes a live performance on Saturday and a photo booth on Sunday. Raffle tickets for a gun will be available.
Courthouse Square, PrescottFree Garden Class: Fast Vines for Quick Garden Coverage
Explore simple ways to cover bare patches and add vertical flair to your landscape. This session highlights standout climbers and dependable fillers, featuring easy-care vines and groundcovers that perform well in the area. Expect practical ideas like training vines to twine up a pergola for welcome shade and choosing dense groundcovers that keep weeds down while helping to anchor the soil.
Watters Garden CenterThe Dahlia Faire
Returning one year after the inaugural books and tattoos gathering, this celebration expands into the largest edition yet. The Dahlia Faire brings a dark romantasy atmosphere to The Warehouse Event Center with flash tattoos featuring bookish designs, professional piercing services, author signing sessions, and a curated mix of fantasy and literary vendors. Local food options and a full bar will be available on site. Applications for authors and vendors will open soon, with additional event details to follow.
The Warehouse Event CenterFriends of Foster Children Charity Golf Tournament
Golfers gather at The Club at Prescott Lakes for the second annual charity tournament benefiting the Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation. Set against Prescott’s scenic backdrop, this event offers a day on the course while raising support for children and youth impacted by foster care across Arizona. Sponsorships are available; email events@affcf.org to learn more.
The Club at Prescott LakesDancing for the Stars - Season 10
Dancing for the Stars: All Stars celebrates its 10th season, honoring a decade of community spirit, generosity, and memorable performances. Local celebrities team up with professional dancers for choreographed routines that raise funds for Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Arizona. The event is presented by Barrett Floors, Casa Chevrolet of Prescott, Granville Universal Homes, James Family Foundation, and Pinnacle Bank, with media presenters Blushing Cactus Photography, EMI Print Works, and Nei-Turner Media Group. All funds raised directly support youth programs at the local Clubs, and community members can participate through voting, sponsorships, or ticket purchases.
Hendrix Auditorium @Mile High Middle School - Prescott,AZPages & Pines Camp Retreat - Arizona
An adult bookish summer camp retreat awaits in the pine forests of Prescott. Set at Prescott Pines' Village, the experience blends reading-centered community with classic camp fun, including a zipline, wooded trails, and quiet places to soak in the outdoors. Pages & Pines offers a friendly atmosphere for both solo attendees and pairs of friends.
E Friendly Pines Rd, Prescott, AZ 86303, United StatesFarm to Table Dinner
At Fairweather Social Club in Prescott, the Farm to Table Dinner serves as a signature fundraiser for Prescott Farmers Market, uniting five local chefs with area growers to create a meal that showcases the region’s harvest. The focus is on the bond between the land, the people who cultivate it, the culinary teams who shape its bounty, and the community that gathers to share it. Chef stations will be set around the courtyard, and guests can visit them in any order to enjoy four courses plus dessert. The menu remains a surprise and reflects the season, with ingredients sourced from dedicated farmers and ranchers. Choices are planned to accommodate a variety of needs, including vegan, vegetarian, and gluten free. The Crescent Bar will offer cocktails, beer, wine, and non-alcoholic specials. Seating will be available for those who want to rest. From seed to shared plate, the evening highlights seasonal abundance and the care that helps it grow.
Fairweather Social Club Prescott, AZOlsen's Equifest Arizona & The Legacy Ranch Horse Sale
Established in 2002 by the Olsen family, this free family event brings people together for a full day centered on horses, animals, and community. Families can enjoy bounce houses, slides, and games, sample food from local vendors, watch arena action, and browse goods from nearby sellers. The Legacy Ranch Horse Sale is a highlight, presented in collaboration with two historic Arizona ranches, K4 Ranch and Diamond A Ranch. The sale offers the public a chance to purchase horses that carry the brands of long-standing outfits with a history of producing quality horses and cattle.
Prescott Rodeo GroundsFree Garden Class: Fast Plants for Secret Garden Privacy
Learn about fast-growing plants that build a natural privacy screen in this free garden class. New and experienced gardeners explore how to quickly block unwanted views, reduce noise and light, and transform a backyard into a secluded haven.
Watters Garden Center14th Annual Hope Fest Arizona
Hope Fest Arizona marks its 14th year at Yavapai County Courthouse Square with a full day centered on recovery, resources, and community connection. Launched in 2012 when Celebrate Recovery leaders Jaye Lene and David Long took their outreach to the streets to share hope and freedom from hurts, habits, and hang-ups, the gathering has grown into a vibrant network that serves with compassion and joy. Guests can explore the Hope Serves Resource Fair, where local businesses, service organizations, and advocates come together alongside the Fun Zone, live music, guest speakers, and a car and bike show. A highlight of the program is the locally nominated Fostering Hope Award, revealed during a surprise on-stage announcement. The Resource Fair aims to connect people with practical support in areas such as education, housing, recovery, domestic violence services, mental health, social services, healthcare, veteran and first responder family services, PTSD awareness and suicide prevention, youth advocacy, adoption, foster care, elder care, employment, and volunteer opportunities. Last year nearly 9,000 guests attended, more than 160 service providers participated, and over 150 volunteers offered their time. The event welcomes everyone, with a dedication to serving veterans, active military, first responders, their families, and those most vulnerable in Yavapai County. Hosted by HOPE Serves, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit managed by an all-volunteer team, the festival is supported by donors, corporate sponsors, and trade relationships. Music artists and guest speakers will be announced closer to the event.
Yavapai County Courthouse SquareForest of Shadows
Explore an eerie, fully immersive world under the canopy, where shadows seem to move, creatures stir, and the woods feel alive. The experience takes place at the Prescott Valley Town Center Turf Park, across from In The Game.
Town Center Turf ParkMile High Bull Bash
Experience an adrenaline-charged night of bull riding at Findlay Toyota Center in Prescott Valley as the Mile High Bull Bash enters its third year. This single-evening showcase brings together standout riders from the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association, Professional Bull Riders, and top local competitors, each facing powerful bulls for bragging rights and prize money. Enhance the view with Dirt Side seating, featuring tables set just beyond the arena fence by the bucking chutes for an exceptionally close perspective. Planning for a crowd is easy with private suites available for groups of 10 or more, offering a comfortable setting for family, friends, clients, or coworkers. Secure tickets early, since the most sought-after seats tend to go fast.
Findlay Toyota CenterPerfect Poise AZ Cruise to the Pines 2026
Set at Watson Lake in Prescott, AZ, this multi day gathering blends a relaxed kickoff with a group cruise and a full Saturday show. Thursday welcomes early arrivals with a host setup day and reserved overnight camping at the showgrounds, plus easy access to nearby bars, restaurants, and shops. Friday features the official cruise from Phoenix to Prescott, meeting at the Shell station at Lake Pleasant and Carefree Highway, with reserved camping available that night. Grass parking is offered for the Saturday show, and groups should arrive together because spots are not saved. Saturday is the main event day with vendors, food trucks, judging, a raffle, and trophies, followed by a post event hangout and camping. Campsites are to be cleared by Sunday. The most recent updates are shared on Facebook.
Watson Lake Rd, Prescott, AZ 86301, United StatesOTTMAR LIEBERT & LUNA NEGRA
A live concert by Ottmar Liebert & Luna Negra is on the way to Elks Theatre. Stay tuned for more information as the event approaches.
Elks TheatrePrescott Fall Arts and Crafts Show
This two day craft fair includes a Saturday performance, gu raffle tickets available both days, and a membership booth to visit.
Courthouse PlazaPrescott Antique Show and Vintage Market
This antique show and vintage market takes place at the Prescott Rodeo Grounds across two days. Admission ranges from $10 to $15, and all proceeds support historic preservation, restoration, and education.
Prescott Rodeo Grounds