Events in Prescott, AZ

At Quailwood Meadows, the Old Town Cottonwood Farmers Market features a booth from Sedona Bee Co LLC offering locally made artisan honey, including barrel-aged options and creamed varieties. Attendees can meet the team, sample the honey, and learn about what goes into each jar. The selection showcases their latest work brought straight to the market, with appreciation for the community’s continued support of local makers.

Hiking Through Grief returns with a supportive group outing on the Schoolhouse Gulch and 396 Trail Loop in the Prescott area. This hike focuses on being in nature, fostering connection, and moving together at a comfortable pace. Sign-up is requested so the organizer knows who to expect and can wait for the group before heading out. Please arrive a little early to gather and begin together. Bring plenty of water, use sunscreen or other sun protection, and wear comfortable hiking shoes.

Jan Alfano parkrun offers a friendly 5k where you can run or walk at your own pace. Participation is free, dogs are welcome with a one-per-participant limit, and signing up provides a personal barcode to record your time and participation.

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.

The Dirty Halos perform live at The Point Bar & Lounge. The set features indie rock originals alongside cover songs. Admission is free, and this event is for ages 21 and over.

Prescott Cars & Coffee is a monthly community car show at the Pine Ridge Marketplace JC Penney parking lot in Prescott, Arizona. The gathering welcomes all vehicles, including classics, exotics, imports, trucks, motorcycles, and daily drivers. No advance signup is required. Expect a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere with conversation and plenty of eye-catching rides. Spectators are welcome, and complimentary coffee and pastries are available while supplies last. The event does not run in December and may be canceled due to weather. Powered by Findlay Subaru Prescott.

Total 360 Karate in Prescott Valley focuses on the discipline, traditions, and values of Chito Ryu Karate under the guidance of Sensei Rodgers with lead instructor Sensei Whiting. Training is offered for all levels, with intermediate classes on Mondays and Fridays at the Prescott Valley Boys and Girls Club. Saturday sessions take place at the Civic Center Field in Prescott Valley, starting with a black belt practice offered at no cost to black belt holders and followed by a class that brings together beginners and advanced students.

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.

Create container gardens that will catch your neighbors’ attention. Bring a favorite pot from home or choose a new one from the available selection. Potting stations will be open, offering plenty of inspiration for planting and design.

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.

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.

A free, family friendly gathering focused on community, culture, and connection brings together residents, local businesses, community organizations, and law enforcement to build trust and open dialogue. Expect live music and other entertainment, folkloric dance performances, food and retail vendors, resource booths, opportunities to speak with local officers, complimentary face painting for children, and activities for all ages. A horseshoe tournament is planned, with registration details to be announced. Presented by the Prescott Valley Police Department in collaboration with the Hispanic Business Association.

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.

Big Sandy and His Fly-Rite Boys make a Prescott stop at The Point for a night steeped in Americana and roots sounds. Founded in Southern California in 1988, the group taps country, doo wop, and rhythm and blues influences that frontman Big Sandy, born Robert Williams, embraced as a teenager when he started singing. His personal archive of more than 75,000 records continues to shape the songs and vocal style audiences know him for. A tribute album to Tex-Mex hero Freddy Fender, released at the start of the 2020 lockdown, signaled a fresh chapter in their ongoing evolution. After nearly 35 years on the road and over two dozen releases, the band remains a staple of the Americana circuit on recordings and on stage. The Joe Bob Trio opens the evening.

At Elks Theatre and Performing Arts Center, It Don't Come Easy focuses on what followed the Beatles. Alex Mack, Tyler Wright and Brian Hicks explore the solo music of John, Paul, George and Ringo, tracing how each artist moved in new directions after the group ended. The performance highlights McCartney's period with Wings, Lennon's work around Imagine, Harrison's distinctive songwriting and success, and Starr's approachable anthems, showing how their later hits carried the legacy forward while standing strong on their own.

This two day craft fair includes a Saturday performance, gu raffle tickets available both days, and a membership booth to visit.

Make the most of your landscape with an easy-to-use fall plant checklist that guides seasonal care. It emphasizes boosting autumn color, controlling bugs, and setting the stage for a vibrant garden when spring arrives.

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.

A live concert by Ottmar Liebert & Luna Negra is on the way to Elks Theatre. Stay tuned for more information as the event approaches.

Enjoy live music from GrooveTrain, a popular local act. Admission is free, and entry is restricted to ages 21 and over.

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.

Develop practical self-protection skills in a workshop offered on the first Tuesday of each month. The session is led by Rafael Merle, a 10th degree black belt, and emphasizes staying alert along with core self-defense techniques. Personal protection items will be available for purchase. Pricing is as follows: Standard and Premium members are free, Basic members are $3, and non-members are $15.

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.

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.

Designed for intimate partners as well as platonic friends, this small-group workshop in Prescott focuses on connection and relaxing touch. Attendance is limited to six pairs, and the fee is $88 per couple. The evening begins with gentle breathwork and a brief meditation to help you tune into your body, then turn attention to your partner. Learn simple ways to cultivate connection even when intimacy does not come easily, check in with what your body needs through partner touch, and practice practical massage techniques that can support both healing and arousal. Conversation also covers hygiene and how to choose lotion and oil ingredients that support yoni health. This is a fully clothed experience. Wear loose clothing that can be massaged over or adjusted to uncover arms and legs, and note that nudity is not permitted. A massage table, oil and lotion, and a light snack are provided. Please bring a water bottle, a hand towel, one pillow with a case, and a sheet. Advance registration and pre-payment are required. The session 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, ordination as a spiritual minister, certification in massage therapy, Reiki Master training, Level 1 FasciaBlasting, a background in athletic training, and more than 36 years of anatomy study. She offers one-on-one sessions, healing workshops, and special events across Arizona.

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.

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.

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.

Hosted at the Northern Arizona VA Health Care System in Prescott, this watercolor weaving themed event is reserved for women who have served in the military. Registration is required by emailing eventreg@veteransfirstltd.org. Sponsored by Veterans First LTD.

Enjoy live music from The Well Dressed Wolves, a Northern Arizona power trio delivering a mix of alternative rock and neo classic rock. The band began in 2004 under the name THE MODS and hails from Camp Verde. The lineup features Travis Eaton on guitar and vocals, Louis Occhiline on bass and vocals, and Gabriel Rhodes on drums and vocals. There is no cover charge, and the event is for ages 21 and over.

Gabriel Iglesias appears at Findlay Toyota Center.

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.

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.

Savor a guided tasting at the Prescott Farmers Market that highlights local flavors and the vendors who make this market special. October brings a blend of summer and fall harvests, with watermelons and pumpkins sharing space. This Halloween-themed tour welcomes costumes, and the best one receives a small extra. The experience begins with a short introduction to the market and its organization, then continues with roughly an hour visiting 5 to 6 vendors. Expect ample bites, a sweet finish, and an insulated tote to carry the rest of your market haul. Participation is limited to 12 people. Tickets are $99 and include a $35 donation to PFM.

If your plants always seem to end up as compost, take heart. Brown Thumb Bootcamp is a friendly, straightforward guide meant to help turn past mishaps into real success in Prescott gardens. It speaks to anyone who has struggled to keep plants alive and provides clear direction so you can finally feel confident in the garden.

The Offbeats bring a Halloween-themed night to The Point Bar & Lounge with spooky, festive vibes.

In Prescott, this monthly workshop welcomes novice guitarists who can comfortably switch between basic open chords. The session offers a relaxed, supportive environment where amateur players learn and make music together, with an emphasis on confidence, collaboration, and having fun.

At Prescott Valley Town Center, this Día de los Muertos celebration unfolds as an immersive tribute that blends remembrance with color, music, and tradition. Guests move through larger than life installations, glowing marigold pathways, towering calavera figures, vibrant floral scenes, and interactive moments that invite reflection. Highlights include a striking marigold bridge installation, giant illuminated calaveras, a communal ofrenda to honor loved ones, live mariachi performances, traditional folklórico dance, a Catrina contest with a community parade, interactive art installations, and playful augmented reality touches throughout. Local vendors and food are available, and activities are suited for families. Attendees may bring photos or small mementos to place on the shared altar, creating a collective tribute to those they hold dear. Admission is free. Designed to celebrate life, honor legacy, and uphold cultural traditions through art, storytelling, and community connection, this welcoming experience invites participation from anyone curious about or connected to Día de los Muertos.

Gripstone Climbing - Prescott offers complimentary rock wall climbing for participants of any age with special needs, both physical and intellectual. This includes individuals who are blind or have low vision, are deaf or hard of hearing, or have Down syndrome or autism.

Billy Mata & The Texas Tradition bring a salute to Ray Price, the Ol' Cherokee Cowboy, to the Elks Theatre and Performing Arts Center. Led by Billy Mata, well known in independent music with many awards across five decades, the band is celebrated for authentic western swing and traditional country heard in dancehalls across Texas and beyond. This performance offers a museum quality homage unlike their typical dancehall shows, featuring favorites such as "Crazy Arms," "Release Me," and "Please Talk To My Heart," along with stories and history from Price’s legendary career. The ensemble includes fiddler Jordan Brambila of Prescott.

Experience the next chapter of UK rock with a tribute led by Alex Mack, Tyler Wright, and Brian Hicks. The program traces how, after the Beatles first captivated the United States in 1964, a new wave of British groups kept the airwaves buzzing, from the hard hitting sounds that shaped early hard rock and heavy metal to the bold reinvention of the original hitmakers. Expect nods to bands such as Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, and Queen, alongside the evolving creativity of the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, and the Who. This energized concert serves as a follow up to an earlier British Invasion tribute, shining a spotlight on the powerhouse British bands of the 1970s.

A candlelit program at The Federal celebrates the sounds of 90s Unplugged with the Listeso String Quartet performing string renditions of era-defining hits. The tentative set includes Everlong, Don't Speak, Zombie, Ironic, Wonderwall, High and Dry, Enter Sandman, Under the Bridge, Fly Away, Hallelujah, Tears in Heaven, and Smells Like Teen Spirit. The experience lasts 60 minutes, with doors opening 30 minutes before the performance and no entry once it begins. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. The ambiance is enhanced by the gentle glow of candlelight for a multi-sensory live music experience in Prescott.

This community holiday celebration features a curated marketplace, caroling, photos with Santa, local food trucks, prize raffles, student art displays, a children's pageant, and special entertainment. The festivities also support Yavapai College students and programs focused on workforce development and community success.

Dirty Red & The Soul Shakers deliver a high-energy blues show at Birdcage Saloon, blending modern fire with classic foundations. Their set leans into raw, gritty tones and soulful musicianship, all fueled by a shared passion for the rough-and-ready side of the blues.

Dirty Red & The Soul Shakers bring a contemporary, powerhouse blues sound to Birdcage Saloon, drawing on classic influences and a shared love for gritty, down and dirty styles. Their live performance blends old-school roots with a modern edge for a dose of raw, soulful blues.

King Copper brings traditional hot jazz from the 1920s to The Point Bar & Lounge, filling the room with vintage melodies and classic swing. There is no cover charge. This event is for ages 21 and over.