Events in Prescott today

At the farmers market in Old Town Cottonwood, a local honey producer showcases raw, locally crafted artisan honey, including barrel aged batches and creamed selections. Visitors can meet the makers, sample the range, and learn about the care that goes into every jar. Appreciation is expressed for the community’s ongoing support of local producers.

Take part in a friendly 5k at the Jan Alfano parkrun, welcoming both runners and walkers. The event is free to participate in. Dogs are welcome with a limit of one per person. Participants can register to receive a personal barcode to track their time and overall participation.

Total 360 Karate in Prescott Valley provides Chito Ryu Karate training grounded in discipline, tradition, and core values. Instruction is led by Sensei Rodgers with lead instructor Sensei Whiting. Intermediate students train at the Prescott Valley Boys and Girls Club on Mondays and Fridays. Saturday sessions are held at the Civic Center Field in Prescott Valley, beginning with a free hour for black belts, followed by a class for both beginners and advanced students. The schedule offers pathways for every level to build technique and understanding with experienced guidance.

Celebrate a love of horses at a free, all-ages gathering at the Prescott Rodeo Grounds. Families will find a no-cost kids area with crafts and friendly critters, and children who weigh 65 pounds or less can enjoy complimentary pony rides. Heritage Park Zoo will be on site with reptiles, and Tiny Tots will bring their petting zoo animals.

Picture a landscape that looks great all year without constant chores. This class highlights eight especially tough, reliable plants that thrive in Arizona gardens and deliver spring blossoms, summer foliage, fall color, and interest even in winter. The focus is on creating year round beauty with less maintenance.

A high-energy rock experience that encourages everyone to let loose and have fun.

At Prescott Valley Community Market, The Bee’s Knees Natural Skincare & Crafts showcases small batch skincare inspired by classic apothecary practices. The booth features tallow based formulas, herbal infused balms and salves, natural soaps, skin nourishing oils, and other unique handmade goods. Products are crafted with care, samples are available to try, and the market setting highlights the work of local makers.

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.

A fitness class designed for seniors. Member pricing varies, and The Center can provide details at 928-778-3000. The non-member fee is $15.

Discover practical strategies to boost vitality, improve mobility, and manage pain in a four-part wellness series led by health educator and acupuncturist Pamela Wake. Sessions introduce sustainable tools you can start using right away to address headaches, joint and muscle pain, stress, inflammation, and difficulty focusing. Learn how simple adjustments to diet, along with stretching and everyday movement, can support your wellness goals. Each session features targeted protocols and includes the Gua Sha tool used during the series so you can continue your practice at home. Registration is available. Pricing: Center Members $65 and Non-Members $80, both including the tool.

Get moving with a line dance class designed for participants of any experience level. Member pricing varies, and The Center can provide details at 928-778-3000. Non-members pay $15.

This fitness class is led by local personal trainer Joy Travers. The member fee is $9, and the nonmember fee is $15.

Explore Prescott on a two hour walking tour that shares the city’s true story with guides familiar with the streets and the figures who influenced them. Stroll through downtown as a local expert points out celebrated landmarks like Whiskey Row and the Victorian homes of Nob Hill, along with meaningful moments and places that are easy to overlook. Every route is tailored by knowledgeable storytellers who are continually uncovering new details, bringing a perspective shaped by five generations of Arizona roots. This woman owned team is trusted across Arizona for customized tours that bring local history into focus.

Enjoy a low impact Zumba class suitable for all levels. Class fees vary for members, so call The Center at 928-778-3000 for details. Non-members pay $15.

Enjoy a session of Hand and Foot Canasta. Admission is $5, with a $15 rate for non-members.

This bridge gathering offers both ACBL sanctioned and non sanctioned games. Fees depend on membership and game type. Members pay $8 for sanctioned play and $7 for non sanctioned play. Non members pay $23.50 for sanctioned play and $10.50 for non sanctioned play. For questions, call The Center at 928-778-3000.

Take part in a class that blends yoga, qigong, and Pilates, led by Roma. Basic Members pay $8, Non-Members pay $15, and rates for other membership types vary. For details on other member pricing, contact The Center at 928-778-3000.

Take part in a Tai Chi and Qigong class led by Roma. Basic members pay $8 per class. Fees for other membership categories may vary, so call The Center at 928-778-3000 for details. The non-member rate is $15.

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.

A welcoming yoga session suitable for every experience level, led by Katy. The standard class price is 9 dollars, and the non-member rate is 15 dollars. For more information, contact The Center at 928-778-3000.

A fitness session focused on strength and balance, led by personal trainer Joy Travers. The class costs $9, and the nonmember rate is $15.

Participate in a meditation class with Peg. The fee is $5, and the non-member rate is $15. Membership pricing may vary, so contact The Center at 928-778-3000 for details.

Designed for beginners, this line dance class is led by CindyLou. The standard fee is $8, and the non-member rate is $15. Fees may vary based on membership, and The Center can share details at 928-778-3000.

This class uses a chair for support and incorporates weights and balls, taught by Katy Kolasa. The cost is $9 for members and $15 for non-members. For questions, contact The Center.

Tai Chi Chuan with Bryan is a class open to members and non members. Class fees vary based on membership, and The Center can provide details. The non member fee is $15.

Barb leads an intermediate-level line dancing class. The cost is $8 for basic members and $15 for non-members.

Promoted as Prescott Valley's only open mic collective, this event at Tony's Too Bar and Grill invites musicians, solo performers, duets, comedians, and poets to take the stage and share their talents. George Janack provides guitar accompaniment. Participation is open to everyone.

A strength and balance focused class with Joy Travers. The standard fee is $9, and the rate for non-members is $15.

This fun class with Larry welcomes both beginning and continuing students. Learn the 24 movements of the most popular Chinese government-approved Yang style Simplified Form while exploring how to maximize the flow of Chi, along with Tai Chi philosophy, history, and mindfulness. The sequence is practiced with slow, continuous, relaxed, and focused movements, combining moving meditation with gentle, revitalizing exercise that supports strength, conditioning, coordination, flexibility, and balance. Students have also reported increased energy, reduced stress and pain, better sleep, and an overall sense of well-being. Class fee is $15 for non-members. Members pay $8 with Basic, $7 with Standard, and $6 with Premium.

Enjoy an upbeat Zumba class with Kay. Open to members and non-members, with a member fee of $8 and a non-member fee of $15.

This is an officially ACBL sanctioned bridge session that offers recognized, formal play.

Held at J Club on the first and third Wednesday of each month, this class focuses on steadier balance, sharper coordination, improved mobility, and increased flexibility to support an active, healthy lifestyle. It welcomes all ages, whether the aim is to ease or prevent stiffness and inflammation, feel more stable on your feet, or move through everyday life with greater comfort. No prior experience is needed. Bring a mat, and all other props are provided. The session offers a friendly, supportive space that encourages learning, mindful movement, and long-term well-being.

Lenny and Robin bring a midweek vibe to Augie's Bar and Restaurant with Wine Down Wednesdays every Wednesday. The evening features Wine Down Wednesday and Happy Hour specials, along with food, drinks, and music.

Settle into a midweek rhythm with a weekly Wednesday night karaoke session. Spend the evening singing from start to finish.

Sharpen your moves at an improver line dancing lesson led by award-winning instructor Beth Raber. Admission is $10 per person.

An open mic with a community focus, where all donations are directed to local charities. Beneficiaries include Yavapai County Food Bank and Guitars for Veterans, so every contribution supports meaningful local work.