Events in Prescott
Intermediate Line Dance w/Barb
A welcoming intermediate line dance class led by Barb focuses on dancers beyond the beginner level. Basic members pay a class fee of $8, and the rate for non-members is $15.
Self 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 RosserOpen Mic Collective
Celebrate local creativity at the sole open mic collective in Prescott Valley, hosted at Tony’s Too. Musicians, solo performers, duets, comedians, and poets are all welcome to step up and share their talents. Guitarist George Janack will be available to provide accompaniment for those who want it. Expect a relaxed, entertaining atmosphere with a mix of performances from across the community. Signups are available for anyone who wishes to participate.
Tony's Too Bar and GrillAll Levels Yoga w/Katy
Experience a welcoming yoga class suitable for every level, led by Katy. The fee is $9, and nonmembers pay $15. For more information, contact The Center at 928-778-3000.
Meditation with Peg
Unwind and focus your mind in a welcoming meditation class with Peg. The session is available for $5, and the non-member rate is $15. Membership pricing can vary, so call The Center at 928-778-3000 for the most up-to-date details.
Weights & Balls on Chair with Katy Kolasa
Enjoy a chair-based fitness class that incorporates weights and balls, taught by Katy. The class fee is $9, and the non-member rate is $15. For more information or questions, contact The Center.
Beginner Line Dance w/CindyLou
A beginner line dance class led by CindyLou is open to those getting started. The class fee is $8, and pricing varies with membership, with a $15 rate for non-members. For more information about membership and fees, contact The Center at 928-778-3000.
Balance Tai Chi Movements with Joy
Practice tai chi balance work with instructor Joy Travers in a focused 30 minute session. The class fee is $5, and the nonmember rate is $15.
Tai Chi Chuan with Bryan
This is a Tai Chi Chuan class led by Bryan. Fees depend on membership status, and the nonmember price is $15. Reach out to The Center for more information.
Tuesday Arcade Special: 1 Hour Unlimited Gameplay + 250 Tickets for $15
In The Game features an arcade offer focused on maximum playtime. Get a one hour Unlimited Green Gameplay pass plus 250 prize tickets for $15. Enjoy a full hour moving from game to game, collect tickets, and make it a friendly challenge with family or friends. It is a straightforward way to fit plenty of arcade action into one visit for one set price.
Prescott Summer Concert Series: Jazzón
Enjoy the Prescott Summer Concert Series with live jazz from Jazzón at the Courthouse Plaza. The concert runs from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM and is free to attend. Bring a lawn chair or blanket for a comfortable outdoor listen, and check the concert series website for the schedule details.
Yavapai County CourthouseWine Down Wednesdays
Wind down midweek at Augie's Bar and Restaurant with Lenny and Robin during Wine Down Wednesdays. Savor delicious food and drinks, enjoy the music, and take advantage of Wine Down Wednesday specials along with Happy Hour specials.
Augie'sBeginning Line Dance with Beth Raber
This line dance class is taught by award-winning instructor Beth Raber. The fee is $10 per person.
KARAOKE WITH MATT & ALLIE
Matt and Allie host a karaoke night at Antelope Lanes, where guests can take the mic and sing favorite songs in a relaxed setting. This recurring gathering centers on audience performances and a casual night of music.
Antelope LanesMusicians with Heart Open Mic
This open mic channels every donation to local charities. Past efforts have benefited Yavapai County Food Bank, and the next beneficiary will be Guitars for Veterans.
Jersey Lilly SaloonAARP AZ Wednesday Walkabout August
Join AARP for a casual indoor mall walk on August 5, 2026. The event runs from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM, and you can walk at your own pace while relaxing and chatting with others. All abilities are welcome, so come as you are and enjoy a comfortable morning together.
Pine Ridge MarketplaceTai Chi w/ Larry - The 'Simplified' 24 Form
This Tai Chi class with Larry focuses on the Chinese government approved Yang-style Simplified 24 Form and is suitable for newcomers as well as continuing students. Through a sequence of slow, continuous, relaxed, and focused movements, participants explore Tai Chi philosophy, history, and mindfulness while learning to enhance the flow of chi. The practice blends moving meditation with gentle, revitalizing exercise that can support strength, conditioning, coordination, flexibility, and balance. Many students also report increased energy, reduced stress and pain, improved sleep, and a greater sense of well-being. Class fees are $8 with a basic membership, $7 with a standard membership, $6 with a premium membership, and $15 for non-members. A helpful preview is Gao Jiamin 24 Form.
All Levels Yoga w/Katy
Practice yoga with Katy in a session open to all experience levels. The class fee is $9, and the rate for non-members is $15.
Zumba with Kay
A Zumba class led by Kay is available. The fee is $8 for members and $15 for nonmembers.
Kids Eat Free
In The Game turns Wednesdays into an easy family outing. Children 12 and under eat at no cost with the purchase of an adult entrée. Skip the kitchen, enjoy dinner together, and let the little ones have some fun while you are there.
In The GameWednesday Special: Half Price Games
At In The Game, take advantage of Half Price Games that let you get more out of every swipe. Enjoy extra plays, go for more wins, and make your game card last longer. It is a fun option for after school, family time, or a midweek hangout.
In The GameArizona Cowboy Poets Gathering
Get ready for the 38th Annual Arizona Cowboy Poets Gathering, featuring authentic cowboy poetry and music from across the West. You’ll hear both traditional and contemporary cowboy poets and performers sharing stories that celebrate cowboy culture and heritage. Daytime sessions are free, and the evening shows require admission.
Yavapai College Performing Arts CenterDance in Line
A beginner-friendly line dance class is offered at Elks Lodge 330 in Prescott Valley. Walk-ins are welcome, and the fee is $3 per session.
Elks Lodge 330Tai Chi with Larry
Learn the Yang Style 108 Long Form in a class that carries forward the information and benefits of the 24 Form while helping participants absorb the core principles of Tai Chi. Prior experience in any Tai Chi style for at least four hours is recommended, but it is not required. The emphasis is on health, wellness, and cultivating inner chi. Instruction models the approach of Grand Master Kai Ying Tung from the Tung Family tradition, offering a virtual mentorship as you progress. For a preview of this method, search Tai Chi Tung on YouTube and select the video that runs 16 minutes and 1 second.
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 CenterThursday Social Run
Gather at Mile High Beer Project for a friendly group run that will likely head through the square to Granite Creek Trail, loop the park, and return to the starting point. All paces are welcome, from relaxed walkers to speedy runners.
Mile High Beer ProjectStrategic Network Partners
A free morning meeting from Strategic Network Partners. Additional details are available on their website.
The Center on RosserKaraoke with Matt & Allie
Matt and Allie host a karaoke night at Tony's Too Bar and Grill, where guests can take the mic and sing into the evening.
Tony's Too Bar and GrillThursday Special: Match Your Spend
This offer gives players extra value on their game card. Add between $25 and $75 in gameplay and receive a matching amount back, up to $75. Enjoy extended play, more opportunities to win prizes, and plenty of extra fun.
In The GameFairweather Social Club: Drinks, Live Music & More
Fairweather Social Club is a downtown Prescott hangout for great drinks, good vibes, and live music. Stop in for craft cocktails, local beers, curated natural wines, and even zero-alcohol options, with a venue stage that brings in both local and regional performers.
The Crescent Bar at Fairweather Social ClubFood Tour
Explore historic Prescott on a walking food tour that serves a full meal along the way. Get inside tips on where to eat, learn how to make the most of the award winning Farmers Market, and hear an overview of Arizona’s original territorial capital with stories of Whiskey Row, ghosts, and local myths. The route includes visits to 6 to 7 restaurants and food shops downtown. Tastings begin with appetizers and plentiful samples, continue with two entrees, and finish with dessert. Arrive hungry and enjoy a flavorful afternoon with friends.
Courthouse StepsOld Town Cottonwood Farmers Market
Sedona Bee Co LLC brings raw, local, artisan honey to the Old Town Cottonwood Farmers Market, with choices that range from barrel aged to silky creamed varieties. Visitors can meet the team, sample the selection, and learn what goes into each jar as their latest projects are offered straight to the table. The vendor shares appreciation for the community that continues to support local makers week after week.
Quailwood MeadowsDisney's Newsies The Musical
At Elks Theatre and Performing Arts Center, Disney's Newsies brings turn of the century New York City to life with the story of Jack Kelly, a charismatic newsboy who leads a band of teens. When powerful publishers raise distribution prices at the newsboys' expense, he unites crews across the city to strike and stand up for fair treatment. Inspired by real events and based on the 1992 film, the musical features music by Alan Menken, lyrics by Jack Feldman, and a book by Tony Award winner Harvey Fierstein. The score, honored with a Tony Award, showcases favorites like Carrying the Banner, Seize the Day, and Santa Fe. Expect spirited choreography, big ensemble moments, and a message about solidarity that connects with audiences of all ages.
Elks Theatre and Performing Arts CenterNatural History Book Club
Join the Natural History Book Club for an adult-friendly discussion focused on the natural history of the Southwest and natural history in general. The group meets monthly, and for this session it will be held in the Discovery Gardens ramada. Registration is available, and attendance is free. Check the Highlands Center website for the current book and any updates.
Highlands Center for Natural HistoryFriday Special: Half Price Games
Start the weekend at In The Game with games priced at half off. Bring friends, rack up tickets, and enjoy twice the play for half the cost. A fun way to stretch your time in the arcade.
In The GameFriday Special: 50¢ Wings All Day
Start the weekend at In The Game with all-day 50-cent wings every Friday. Pick your favorite sauces, split a basket with friends, and enjoy food while you play. It works for a casual dinner, a game night, or a quick celebration to welcome the weekend... Fridays call for wings.
In The GameRMEF Prescott Big Game Banquet
The RMEF Prescott Chapter Big Game Banquet brings elk country supporters together at Prescott Resort in Prescott, AZ for an evening of dinner, good company, and one of a kind auctions with exceptional prizes. It offers a chance to give back to elk country and help protect hunting heritage. Tickets typically sell out each year.
Prescott ResortDestiny 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 CourseJan Alfano parkrun
Jan Alfano parkrun offers a free 5k that welcomes both runners and walkers. Sign up to receive a personal barcode for timing and participation tracking. Dogs may accompany participants, with a limit of one per person.
Jim McCasland Willow Creek ParkTotal 360 Karate classes
Total 360 Karate in Prescott Valley offers training grounded in traditional Chito Ryu Karate principles. The dojo is led by Sensei Rodgers, with instruction headed by Sensei Whiting. Intermediate sessions take place on Mondays and Fridays at the Prescott Valley Boys and Girls Club. Saturdays at the Civic Center Field feature a free class for black belts and an additional session open to both beginners and advanced students. Options are available for intermediate students, black belts, beginners, and advanced practitioners.
Boys & Girls Clubs Of Central ArizonaArizona Concealed Weapons Permit Class
This four hour Arizona Concealed Weapons Permit class provides instruction on state laws and regulations for concealed carry, appropriate use of force, firearms safety, and proper handling and secure storage. It also explains the specific legal steps and requirements for obtaining a permit in Arizona. The schedule and class details may change, and the organizer indicates the most current information is available on their website.
Sportsman's WarehouseFairweather Social Club
Head to Fairweather Social Club for a fun day and evening of great drinks, good vibes, and live music. The bar’s restored, welcoming atmosphere is a perfect backdrop for craft cocktails, local beers, curated natural wines, and even non-alcoholic options. There’s also a stage set up for live performances, from intimate sets to higher-energy shows.
The Crescent Bar at Fairweather Social ClubSunday with Soul
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 CenterSunday Special: Match Your Spend
Power up your game card at In The Game and stretch your playtime. Add $25 to $75 in gameplay and In The Game adds an equal amount, up to $75, so you can keep playing longer and collect more tickets.
In The GameDirty Cello
Dirty Cello is bringing their music to the Prescott Elks Theater for a live performance on Sunday afternoon.
Prescott Elks TheaterTai Chi & Qigong w/Roma
This session features Tai Chi and Qigong led by Roma. Basic members pay $8 per class, and rates for other membership types may vary. Nonmembers pay $15. For details about membership pricing, call The Center at 928-778-3000.
BINGO - Mondays at Jersey Lilly Saloon
Xtreme Bar Bingo comes to Jersey Lilly Saloon with no cost to participate and a cash jackpot that can reach up to $15,000. Expect weekly giveaways and deluxe prizes, plus happy hour specials available all day and complimentary pizza slices.
Movin w/June
A fitness class for seniors. Member pricing varies, and The Center can provide details at 928-778-3000. Non-members pay $15.
Vitality, Mobility, & Pain Management Series
A four-part wellness series led by health educator and acupuncturist Pamela Wake focuses on boosting vitality, improving mobility, and developing practical pain management strategies. Participants learn sustainable methods they can start applying after the first session to address headaches, joint and muscle discomfort, stress, inflammation, and difficulty concentrating. Each class introduces simple shifts in diet along with stretching and everyday movement practices to help support personal wellness goals. A therapy tool is included, and each session covers targeted protocols to enhance overall well-being. Pricing: Center members $65, non-members $80, and both options include the Gua Sha tool used during the series.
In the Middle Line Dance w/Cindy
This line dance class welcomes all levels. Class fees vary for members, so call The Center at 928-778-3000 for more information. Non-members pay $15.
Prescott History Tour
Discover the stories behind downtown Prescott on a two-hour walking tour led by locals who know the streets and the people who shaped them. The route highlights notable places like Whiskey Row and the Victorian mansions of Nob Hill, with guides pointing out meaningful details that many pass by without noticing. Each experience is tailored by knowledgeable storytellers who live here and continually uncover new pieces of the past. The team brings five generations of Arizona roots, is woman owned, and is known as trusted Arizona storytellers.
Whiskey Row, Prescott, AZ 86303, United StatesZumba with Kay
Zumba with Kay features a low impact class that is open to all skill levels. Nonmembers pay $15. Member pricing varies, and The Center can provide details at 928-778-3000.
Monday Special: 1 Hour Unlimited Gameplay + 250 Tickets for $15 🎮
In The Game has a Monday Special featuring one hour of unlimited Green gameplay plus 250 prize tickets for $15. Guests can enjoy arcade favorites, collect tickets, and make it a fun outing with friends or family.
Fairweather Social Club
Head to Fairweather Social Club for a full day of drinks and a great lineup of live music. The bar is all about good vibes, with craft cocktails, local brews, curated natural wines, and non-alcoholic options too. It’s also set up with a stage for live performances, so you can catch everything from intimate sets to more energetic acts in the downtown Prescott spot.
The Crescent Bar at Fairweather Social ClubACBL Bridge - Sanctioned & Non-Sanctioned
Bridge players can choose between ACBL sanctioned and non-sanctioned sessions. Fees are $8 for members and $23.50 for non-members for sanctioned play, and $7 for members and $10.50 for non-members for non-sanctioned play. For questions, contact The Center at 928-778-3000.
Hand and Foot Canasta
This event features a Canasta card game. The fee is $5, and non-members pay $15.
Integrated Exercise Yoga/Qigong/Pilates w/Roma
This class blends yoga, qigong, and Pilates with Roma for an integrated exercise experience. Basic members pay $8. Pricing for other membership types varies, so call The Center at 928-778-3000 for details. The nonmember rate is $15.
Intermediate Line Dance w/Barb
Build on your skills in an intermediate-level line dancing class led by Barb. This session suits dancers who already know the basics and want to refine steps, improve timing, and enjoy a fun workout to music. The class fee is $8 for basic members and $15 for non-members.
Senior Referral Network
Seniors, caregivers, and professionals who support older adults come together at The Center for an evening centered on connection, collaboration, and care for a dignified aging journey. Expect a warm, casual setting with chances to meet trusted local providers, exchange insights, and build partnerships. A taco dinner is provided courtesy of The Landings, and a bar is hosted by OPCO-AZ. This gathering is free to attend and also acknowledges leadership within the local senior care community.
Open Mic Collective
An open mic night in Prescott Valley welcomes musicians, solo performers and duos, comedians, poets, and anyone ready to share their talent. Hosted at Tony's Too Bar and Grill, the event features guitar accompaniment by George Janack. Participation is open to all, with sign-ups available for those who want to take the stage. The focus is on live creativity and a range of performances.
Tony's Too Bar and GrillAll Levels Yoga w/Katy
All-levels yoga with Katy welcomes both new and seasoned practitioners. The class fee is $9, and the non-member rate is $15. For more information, contact The Center at 928-778-3000.
Meditation with Peg
Peg leads a meditation class. The class fee is $5. Non-member pricing is $15. Membership class fees may vary, and The Center can provide details at 928-778-3000.
Balance Tai Chi Movements with Joy
Take part in a 30-minute tai chi class focused on balance with Joy Travers. The class fee is $5, and the non-member fee is $15.
Beginner Line Dance w/CindyLou
Ease into line dancing with a beginner-friendly class led by CindyLou. The standard fee is $8, and the non-member rate is $15. Fees may vary depending on membership, so for more details contact The Center at 928-778-3000.
Weights & Balls on Chair with Katy Kolasa
This chair-based fitness class uses weights and balls and is led by Katy. The class fee is $9, and the non-member fee is $15. For questions, contact The Center.
Tai Chi Chuan with Bryan
Take part in a Tai Chi Chuan class led by Bryan. Fees vary based on membership; for details on member rates, please contact The Center. Non-members pay $15.
Tuesday Arcade Special: 1 Hour Unlimited Gameplay + 250 Tickets for $15
In The Game offers a special arcade deal that includes one hour of unlimited Green Gameplay plus 250 prize tickets for $15. Spend the hour exploring games, build your ticket total, and take advantage of simple pricing that makes it easy to plan an outing with friends or family.
Fairweather Social Club: Drinks, Live Music & More
Enjoy a laid-back day at Fairweather Social Club with great drinks, live music, and a fun downtown vibe. The bar has a stage for performances, plus a rotating lineup of classic cocktails, local craft beers, curated natural wines, and zero-alcohol options. Drop in for good music and an easygoing social atmosphere.
The Crescent Bar at Fairweather Social ClubWine Down Wednesdays at Augie's with Lenny and Robin
Wine Down Wednesdays at Augie’s Bar and Restaurant features Lenny and Robin, along with music, food, and drinks. The event highlights Wine Down Wednesday promotions alongside happy hour deals.
Augie's100 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 CompanyBeginning Line Dance with Beth Raber
An entry-level line dance class taught by award-winning instructor Beth Raber. The cost is $10 per person.
KARAOKE WITH MATT & ALLIE
Settle in for an evening full of karaoke, with music and singing from start to finish. This is a recurring night devoted entirely to karaoke.
Antelope LanesMusicians with Heart Open Mic
A community open mic pairs live music with charitable giving, with every donation directed to local nonprofits. Contributions have previously aided the Yavapai County Food Bank, and upcoming support is designated for Guitars for Veterans.
Jersey Lilly SaloonStrength and Balance with Joy
This class focuses on building strength and balance with guidance from Joy Travers. The class fee is $9, and non-members pay $15.
Tai Chi w/ Larry - The 'Simplified' 24 Form
Designed for both newcomers and continuing students, this Tai Chi class focuses on the 24 movements of the Chinese government approved Yang style Simplified Form. Instruction explores how to encourage the flow of chi (energy), along with Tai Chi philosophy, history, and mindfulness, practiced through sequences that are slow, continuous, relaxed, and focused. The practice blends moving meditation with gentle, revitalizing exercise and supports strength, conditioning, coordination, flexibility, and balance. Participants also report increased energy, reduced stress and pain, improved sleep, and a general sense of well being. Class fee with basic membership is $8, standard is $7, and premium is $6. Non members pay $15. For a preview, search for Gao Jiamin 24 Form.
All Levels Yoga w/Katy
A friendly yoga session led by Katy that is open to practitioners of every level. The class fee is $9, or $15 for non-members.
Zumba with Kay
Kay leads a Zumba class for members and nonmembers. The fee is $8 for members and $15 for nonmembers.
Kids Eat Free
Make midweek a family night at In The Game. Every Wednesday, children 12 and under receive a complimentary meal with the purchase of an adult entrée. It is a simple way to take a night off from cooking, enjoy dinner together, and let the kids have some fun while you are there.
In The GameWednesday Special: Half Price Games
At In The Game, take advantage of half price games all day, which makes your play card go further and lets you fit in more rounds. This special is suitable for after classes, family outings, or a casual get-together during the week.
Fairweather Social Club: Drinks, Live Music & More
Fairweather Social Club is hosting a day of great drinks, good vibes, and live music. Swing by to enjoy the bar’s rotating selection of classic cocktails, local craft beers, curated natural wines, and non-alcoholic options. There’s also a stage for live performances, so you can catch everything from acoustic sets to higher-energy bands in the downtown Prescott setting.
The Crescent Bar at Fairweather Social ClubACBL Sanctioned Bridge
An opportunity to play bridge in an ACBL sanctioned game.
Dance in Line
This entry-level line dancing class introduces fundamental steps and straightforward routines at a comfortable pace. No advance registration is required, and the cost is $3 per class.
Elks Lodge 330Tai Chi with Larry
This class teaches a Yang style form while covering the information and benefits associated with the 24 Form. Previous experience in any Tai Chi style is recommended, at least four classroom hours, but it is not required. The focus is on health, wellness, and cultivating inner chi. Instruction follows the method of Grand Master Kai Ying Tung from the Tung Family tradition as participants work through core Tai Chi principles. For a demonstration of this approach, search for “Tai Chi Tung” on YouTube and select the 16:01 video.
The Center on RosserThursday Social Run
Gather at Mile High Beer Project for a friendly group run. The route will likely pass through the square to the Granite Creek Trail, loop around the park, and return to the starting point. All speeds are welcome, from relaxed walkers to the fastest runners.
Mile High Beer ProjectStrategic Network Partners
A morning session hosted by Strategic Network Partners is available at no cost to attendees.
The Center on RosserKaraoke with Matt & Allie
Karaoke with Matt and Allie at Tony's Too Bar and Grill offers an evening dedicated to singing. It runs every Thursday night.
Tony's Too Bar and GrillThursday Special: Match Your Spend
On Thursdays, topping up your game card comes with a matching amount. Spend between $25 and $75 on gameplay and your spend is matched, up to $75, so you can play longer and go for more prizes. This offer is available every Thursday.
In The GameFairweather Social Club: Drinks, Live Music & More
Fairweather Social Club is hosting a day of drinks and live music in downtown Prescott. Expect a great atmosphere with rotating craft cocktails, local beers, curated natural wines, and non-alcoholic options too, plus performances from local and regional musicians on the venue’s stage.
The Crescent Bar at Fairweather Social ClubPrescott Doc Hollidaze Weekend
Enjoy a downtown Prescott weekend celebrating local history during Doc HolliDaze. The schedule includes a Victorian Garden Party, a Saloon Crawl, a History Forum, catered lunch, Doc’s Birthday Party, and a Whiskey and Cigar Tasting. You can also join History Walking Tours across various venues around downtown.
Hassayampa InnOld Town Cottonwood Farmers Market
At the Old Town Cottonwood Farmers Market, Sedona Bee Co LLC presents raw, locally produced artisan honey, from honey aged in barrels to smooth creamed styles. The team is on hand so visitors can meet them, try the flavors, and learn what goes into each jar. They appreciate the continued backing from the community.
Quailwood MeadowsAll Line Dance Nights
Experience an evening of line dancing for all levels at The Bee’s Knees Dance Prescott Studio. The event starts with two lessons, one geared toward beginners and another for intermediate dancers, followed by open dancing so everyone can practice and enjoy the floor together. Different instructors lead the sessions each month. Admission is $10 at the door, cash only. No partner is required, and the focus is on lively music, friendly faces, and a welcoming community atmosphere.
The Bee's Knees DanceBye 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 TheaterRBB
Experience a convenient location and delicious food in a welcoming atmosphere. The focus is on tasty fare and an easygoing setting for a relaxed outing.
Whiskey River TavernFriday Special
Start the weekend at In The Game with arcade play at half the usual cost. Gather friends, stack up tickets, and enjoy double the gameplay for half the price.
In The GameFairweather Social Club
Enjoy a laid-back day at Fairweather Social Club with great drinks, local beers, curated natural wines, and zero-alcohol options. There’s also a stage for live music, so you can catch anything from intimate acoustic sets to higher-energy bands throughout the day.
The Crescent Bar at Fairweather Social ClubOld 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
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 MarketJan Alfano parkrun
Start the weekend with a community 5k at Jan Alfano parkrun. This weekly Saturday morning event welcomes both runners and walkers. Participation is free, and dogs may attend with a limit of one per participant. Register beforehand to receive a personal barcode that allows you to log your time and track your participation.
Jan Alfano TrailPancake Breakfast
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 + BarTotal 360 Karate classes
Total 360 Karate in Prescott Valley offers training rooted in the discipline, tradition, and values of Chito Ryu Karate. The program is led by Sensei Rodgers, with Sensei Whiting serving as lead instructor. Intermediate sessions are held at the Prescott Valley Boys and Girls Club and run 1 hour and 15 minutes. Saturday training takes place at Civic Center Field in Prescott Valley, beginning with a one hour class for black belts offered at no cost to black belt participants, followed by a 1 hour and 20 minute session for both beginners and advanced students.
Boys & Girls Clubs Of Central ArizonaPrescott'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
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 FreedomSolstice Flute Camp 2026
Registration is open for Solstice Flute Camp, presented with the theme Heal Your Soul. Created from the original Solstice Flute School and Festival, the gathering is rooted in community built around the Native American style flute. The mission emphasizes respect for its traditions, celebration of its sound, and sharing its healing qualities within a welcoming, inclusive environment. Since launching in 2013 as the Summer Solstice Flute School, the community has grown to welcome award-winning recording artists, Native healers, and learners ranging from beginners to master-level performers from across the globe. After its early years in Utah, the camp relocated in 2023 to Chapel Rock Camp and Conference Center in Prescott, Arizona, where instructors shape the program in keeping with this year's theme.
Chapel Rock Camp and Conference CenterSunday with Soul
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 MarketPrescott Valley Community Market
At the Prescott Valley Community Market, The Bee’s Knees Natural Skincare & Crafts showcases handcrafted, small-batch skincare made with nourishing ingredients and inspired by old-fashioned apothecary traditions. Find tallow-based balms, herbal infused salves, natural soaps, skin-loving oils, and other unique handcrafted goods at their booth. Visitors can sample products, support local makers, and enjoy fresh air and a marketplace with local vendors.
Prescott Valley Community MarketSunday Special
On Sundays at In The Game, adding $25 to $75 in gameplay to your card earns a dollar-for-dollar match, up to $75, so your fun goes further with extra play and more chances to rack up tickets.
In The GameFairweather Social Club: Drinks, Live Music & More
Swing by Fairweather Social Club for a laid-back day of great drinks, good vibes, and live music. The venue is set up for performances, and you can catch everything from intimate acoustic sets to higher-energy bands while enjoying craft cocktails, local beers, natural wines, and zero-alcohol options.
The Crescent Bar at Fairweather Social ClubFairweather Social Club: Drinks, Live Music & More
Swing by Fairweather Social Club for a day of drinks, good vibes, and live music. The venue is known for craft cocktails, local beers, curated natural wines, and even zero-alcohol options, with a stage that hosts everything from intimate acoustic sets to higher-energy performances.
The Crescent Bar at Fairweather Social ClubBack-To-School Slime Lab
Join in for a hands-on back-to-school slime lab at the library. Kids ages 5 to 12 will make themed slime, and caregivers are required for children ages 5 to 8. Registration is required and space is limited, but all supplies are provided. Please bring or wear an old shirt since dye or slime may stain clothing. If you’ll be late, call the library, and registrations may be released to a waiting child if you haven’t arrived or contacted them within 10 minutes of the start time.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryFairweather Social Club: Drinks, Live Music & More
Fairweather Social Club is hosting a day of drinks, live music, and good vibes in downtown Prescott. Expect a rotating menu of craft cocktails, local beers, curated natural wines, and non-alcoholic options, plus a stage for live performances from local and regional musicians.
The Crescent Bar at Fairweather Social ClubAround the World With Alexander Murray
Travel around the world with Alexander Murray, a leading independent bottler from Scotland. You’ll make stops in Ireland, Japan, and Scotland while tasting different styles of whisky and a unique gin. Along the way, you’ll learn about production methods and flavor profiles, then take on a blind whisky tasting challenge with questions answered by an industry expert. Expect plenty of chances to explore new favorites and enjoy trivia as you sip.
Total Wine & MorePronghorns: 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.
Allan's FlowersPrescott Cars & Coffee
This monthly community car show in Prescott, Arizona brings together enthusiasts for an easygoing, family friendly gathering featuring everything from vintage and exotic cars to imports, trucks, motorcycles, and everyday drivers. No pre-registration is needed, and spectators are welcome to come appreciate the variety and conversation. Complimentary coffee and pastries are offered while supplies last. Presented with support from Findlay Subaru Prescott. The event does not occur in December and may be canceled in the event of unfavorable weather.
JCPenney10th Annual Granite Mountain Jewelry & Wearable Arts Show & Sale
Handmade elegance fills the third floor of the historic Elks Theatre & Performing Arts Center in Prescott’s downtown, presenting a milestone showcase of distinctive, high-quality jewelry and wearable art. Meet accomplished local makers, discover one-of-a-kind pieces that span traditional metalwork to bold mixed-media statements, and purchase unique creations directly from the artists. There is no charge to attend. Guests can also enter prize drawings for jewelry and receive instant gift cards to use at the show. Founded in 2012, Granite Mountain Jewelry Artists supports the creative and professional growth of regional jewelers through education and collaboration, and this annual showcase reflects that dedication to craft and continual progress. Marking a decade of exhibitions, the event highlights the community’s growth, cooperation, and skill.
Elks Theatre and Performing Arts Center2026 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 SchoolFree Garden Class: From Newbie to Garden Pro in Arizona
This class walks through the essentials of gardening in Arizona, from identifying your garden zone and planning around frost dates to practical watering techniques and soil preparation tailored to local conditions. It also highlights beginner friendly plants that thrive in Prescott landscapes, helping you get your garden off to a strong start.
Watters Garden CenterTacos & Beer Charity Event for Veterans 2026
Spend an afternoon at Jersey Lilly Saloon with live music, dancing, and a salsa bar, plus tacos, raffles, and giveaways. There will be fun giveaway games like Bag Toss and Spin The Wheel. All ticket proceeds and giveaway/raffle proceeds support the Yavapai College Veterans Scholarship program.
Jersey Lilly SaloonThe Fairweather Social Club
Catch a live performance at The Fairweather Social Club in Prescott, AZ, featuring The Yawpers. Doors open for the show with the performance scheduled for 7:00 PM local venue time.
The Crescent Bar at Fairweather Social ClubRévérence Gala
Experience an evening of classical ballet with live orchestral accompaniment in the historic Elks Theatre. The program features a rich array of variations from the classical repertoire performed by local dancers. VIP guests enjoy premier seating, including elegant opera boxes that overlook the stage like gilded balconies from another era. After the final bow, the celebration moves upstairs to the Crystal Hall ballroom for a post-show fundraising reception with handcrafted cocktails, opportunities to meet the dancers, and time to connect with fellow patrons who value the arts. A live auction concludes the night, supporting YBT’s charitable programs that uplift young artists, expand youth access to ballet, and strengthen the cultural future of Northern Arizona.
Elks Theatre and Performing Arts Center🍦 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 CenterGood Food Forum 2026
The Good Food Forum 2026 is a day-long gathering focused on making local food available to everyone. The program runs from late morning through mid-afternoon and includes conversations aimed at shaping Arizona’s food future, with an emphasis on bringing farmers, students, Tribal communities, and underserved groups into the discussion through scholarship tickets.
Yavapai College Prescott CampusGolf 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 CourseAll in the Timing
Experience six live short plays in one laugh-filled evening, written by David Ives and directed by Albert Hendo Hendeaux.
The Hazeltine TheatrePonderosa Grove
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 CenterCasual Chess
Drop in for the weekly Casual Chess program, welcoming adult and teen players of all levels. Boards and clocks will be available, and you can come to play, learn, and connect with other chess fans. Club membership isn’t required.
Prescott Public LibraryPalomino Band
Enjoy live music with Palomino Band at Whiskey River Tavern. Plan on a fun Saturday evening of performances in the Prescott venue.
Whiskey River TavernForever 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.
Grand HighlandSundays with Soul
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 CenterForever My Girl - A Father Daughter Dance
Join a special father-daughter dance night where dads and daughters can dance, laugh, and make lasting memories together. The evening includes dinner, crafts, a photobooth, and entertainment, with plenty of time to enjoy the celebration as a family.
The Grand Highland - Hotel & Wedding VenueWonderschlautt 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 SquareFree 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 CenterHighland Cow Paint and Sip
Enjoy a creative painting session led by artist Danielle Derois, where participants will paint a Highland Cow. Gather friends for a fun outing and support veterans.
Friends 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 LakesLynx Lake Campout
The Lynx Lake Campout takes place at Lynx Lake Campgrounds in the cool pines at 5,600 feet. The group area is fully paved and centered around a covered, lighted ramada that provides shelter in case of monsoon showers. Amenities include ten picnic tables, six barbecue grills, a large communal fire ring, vault toilets, and two drinking water faucets. Electricity is limited to light device charging, cell service is marginal, and there are no showers. Parking includes thirteen spaces for motorcycles, cars, or tent trailers, plus one accessible space, along with three RV trailer spots for vehicles under 35 feet. Tent trailers must park on paved spaces. Four level group tent pads and several single pads sit near the ramada. RV space is limited and should be coordinated in advance with the IBMC host Carla. Camping fees are shared by campers, about $20 total. Typical conditions bring warm afternoons near 75 degrees and cool nights around 50, so rain gear, a warm sleeping bag, and layered clothing are recommended. Evenings focus on storytelling by the group fire ring, with local coyotes providing their own soundtrack. Nearby conveniences include Costco, Walmart, and Trader Joe’s within 4 miles. Dining options range from German fare at Lynx Lake to Wildflower Bread Company, Panera, In-N-Out Burger, Olive Garden, and many fast-food choices in Prescott and Prescott Valley along Highway 69. Hardware stores are also close. Area highlights include Prescott’s Whiskey Row, antique shops and museums, the Lynx Creek Indian Ruin, and boat rentals at the lake’s north marina. Scenic rides and day trips reach Mingus Mountain and Jerome, Sedona’s red rocks, and Flagstaff’s volcanic peaks, with stops like the Verde Canyon Railroad in Clarkdale, Blazin’ M Ranch in Cottonwood, Verde Valley wineries, Tuzigoot, Montezuma Well and Castle, and historic Fort Verde.
Lynx Lake CampgroundsDancing 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, AZ11th Annual Legacy Ranch Horse Sale
Celebrating its 11th year, this sale showcases experienced ranch horses raised by K4 Ranches and Diamond A Cattle Co. Buyers can expect offerings from these ranch programs featuring horses with real ranch backgrounds.
Olsen'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 SquareGrapes 4 Good
Grapes 4 Good marks its 20th year with a Platinum Anniversary celebration hosted by Prescott Frontier Rotary at Watters Garden Center. It is a signature regional wine tasting benefit that features tastings from twelve wines paired with hearty hors d’oeuvres from El Gato Azul and Torme. Live music by Mood Swing sets a relaxed vibe, and both live and silent auctions, plus raffles, highlight distinctive local experiences and high end items. Over two decades, this community tradition has grown from a small gathering into a major fundraiser, generating more than $500,000 to support education and leadership in Yavapai County. Proceeds sustain math and reading clinics that provide tutoring for local youth, fund annual scholarships at Yavapai College, and expand leadership training for students at Prescott High School and Bradshaw Mountain High School. This milestone honors Rotary’s commitment to service and to helping the next generation thrive. In recognition of the anniversary, early bird tickets and special sponsorship opportunities are available.
Watters Garden CenterForest 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 CenterACA Race #2 // Pioneer Park // Prescott
This two-day race at Pioneer Park in Prescott is organized by conference, with the North Conference competing on the first day and the South Conference on the next. Each day starts with a meeting for head coaches, then middle school boys take the course, followed by middle school girls. A race for first-time participants comes next, leading into high school boys in varsity and JV1. Awards for middle school competitors follow. The program continues with the high school girls race and then high school boys in JV2 and freshman divisions. High school awards bring the event to a close.
Walk to End Alzheimer's - Quad Cities
At Prescott Valley Civic Center, the Alzheimer's Association Walk to End Alzheimer's brings people together to carry flowers that represent their commitment to ending the disease. Participants focus on raising funds and building awareness to drive progress against Alzheimer’s and all other dementia. This local walk is part of a nationwide movement that keeps moving forward with determination and hope.
Prescott Valley Civic 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 PlazaBees Fall Classic Car Auction Prescott AZ
Watch classic and collectible vehicles roll past the crowd and onto the block at a free-admission, free-parking auction at Pine Ridge Marketplace. Families are welcome to browse the lineup, and anyone who finds a favorite can pick up a bid card for a chance to take it home since every car on display is for sale. A preview of entries is available before bidding begins, and the auction features options across many price points, from show-ready cars and easygoing cruisers to projects waiting for a personal touch. In-person bidding is available, with online pre-bidding also offered and an option to bid live online for an additional fee through the organizer’s website. Bidder registration can be completed by contacting the office or by visiting the website to download a bidder packet. Consignments are being accepted for classic and collectible cars and trucks, with a $200 entry fee and a 7 percent seller commission if the vehicle sells, and many consignments can be completed by phone. Bees Classic Car Auctions aims to offer something for everyone and create a lively, high-energy atmosphere throughout the event.
Pine Ridge MarketplaceBirth Into Being - Wild Atlantic, Portugal Reatreat
Set on the wild Portuguese coast in Praia d'el Rey, Portugal, this retreat centers on a Birth Into Being therapeutic workshop that supports deep inner work around birth trauma, early life experiences, and ingrained survival patterns held in the nervous system. Through a guided process, participants safely explore and transform unconscious conflicts and emotional imprints so they can shift responses that are no longer helpful. The work aims to open pathways to healing and balance, including emotional release, nervous system regulation, clearer self-awareness, renewed vitality, and access to untapped inner resources. The setting by the ocean offers a quiet, unspoiled atmosphere, with coastal paths and cliffs and the rhythm of the sea as a natural backdrop. The workshop is facilitated by Monika Lipowska, a holistic therapist and certified Birth Into Being facilitator, as well as a psychologist, psychotherapist, and trauma therapist. Her whole-person approach weaves psychotherapy with body-centered methods and deep spirituality. She accompanies life transitions and ceremonies, values community and tribal qualities, and draws on indigenous traditions, varied states of consciousness, dance, body awareness practices, and ritual. Designed for those ready for meaningful inner change, personal growth, and lasting transformation. Bookings are essential, and support with transport is available once you decide to take part.
Praia De'l Rey, PortugalCouple's Massage Workshop-Sedona and Prescott
This partner-based massage class welcomes both romantic couples and close friends. It begins with gentle breathwork and a short meditation to help you tune in to your own body, then connect with one another. Learn straightforward ways to sustain connection even when intimacy feels distant, and practice checking in with what your body needs through partner touch and self-awareness. With guided, hands-on instruction, you will explore practical massage techniques designed to support relaxation, healing, and arousal. The session also highlights hygiene and how to choose oils or lotions with ingredients that care for yoni health. Wear loose, comfortable clothing that can be massaged over or adjusted to reveal arms and legs. The experience is fully clothed and nudity is not allowed. A massage table, oils and lotion, and a light snack are provided. Please bring a water bottle, a small hand towel, a pillow with a case, and a sheet. Offered in both Prescott and Sedona. Advance registration with prepayment is required. Facilitated by Tiffany Seale of Alchemy & Ether Wellness Sanctuary in Prescott, a wellness practitioner with fifteen years of experience, a BA in Health Sciences and Global Wellness Studies, a spiritual minister, a certified massage therapist, and a Reiki Master Practitioner who leads individual sessions, workshops, and special events across Arizona.
Prescott 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 GroundsPrescott Antique Show and Vintage Market
Explore antiques and vintage finds at the Prescott Rodeo Grounds. Admission ranges from $10 to $15, and all proceeds support historic preservation, restoration, and education. Only a couple of vendor spaces remain for sellers. Prospective vendors can text 814-388-9451, which is preferred, or email vfapply@gmail.com to inquire, and are asked to avoid Facebook Messenger due to scam concerns.
Prescott Rodeo GroundsGary Allan - Prescott Valley
Country artist Gary Allan brings his rugged vocals, emotionally charged songwriting, and seasoned stage presence to Findlay Toyota Center in Prescott Valley. The performance features a blend of country rock and heartfelt ballads, with well-known songs from a catalog built over many years.
Findlay Toyota Center - Prescott Valley, AZBlackthorn Manor: A Haunted Mansion Inspired Immersive Dining Experience
Blackthorn Manor offers a haunted mansion inspired immersive dining experience where the spirits never quite departed and each room reveals a new chapter of the story. Begin in the Grand Foyer, where a haunted staircase frames ghostly arrivals and a welcome cocktail sets the tone. Continue into The Gallery for a multi-course dinner surrounded by unsettling portraits that seem to follow every move. Visit The Séance Room, where Madame Leota whispers from beyond while dessert arrives with unexpected twists. Conclude on The Graveyard Terrace, sipping handcrafted cocktails under moonlight and mist as singing busts provide an otherworldly soundtrack. Expect richly themed environments, signature cocktails, live performers, interactive moments, and standout photo opportunities for a night that lingers long after it ends. Seating is intentionally limited for an intimate experience. It suits a date night, a girls night, an anniversary, or anyone who enjoys spooky, immersive adventures. Presented at Jagged Universe in Prescott Valley, Arizona. Formal or themed attire is encouraged.
Prescott Valley, ArizonaFree Garden Class: Effortless Plants for Busy Gardeners
Discover practical ways to keep a garden looking beautiful without devoting every weekend to yard work. The focus is on easy care plants that flourish in Arizona conditions, helping you create an outdoor space that looks great and gives you more time to relax.
Watters Garden CenterGabriel Iglesias: The 1976 Tour
Gabriel Iglesias returns to Findlay Toyota Center with The 1976 Tour. The performance has been rescheduled, previously issued tickets will be honored, and refunds can be requested at the original point of purchase if you cannot attend. All sales depend on ticket availability, and guests of all ages are welcome. A clear bag policy will be in effect. Bags must be transparent plastic or vinyl without tint and no larger than 12 by 12 by 6 inches. Wallets or small clutches are allowed up to 9 by 5 by 2 inches. Medically necessary items and diaper bags for children under 2 are permitted, and all items will be inspected at security checkpoints.
Findlay Toyota Center2026 Evening Of Destiny
This event features live performances of original compositions alongside talks from invited speakers, all dedicated to a mission that aids survivors of sex trafficking. It also aims to expand awareness and prevention efforts for families and communities in the local area.
Jim & Linda Lee Performing Arts Center