Events in Prescott today

An all-levels yoga session guided by Katy welcomes beginners and seasoned practitioners alike. The class fee is $9, and the non-member rate is $15. For more details, contact The Center at 928-778-3000.

Take time to center the mind in a meditation session led by Peg. The class fee is $5, and the non-member rate is $15. Membership pricing can vary, so contact The Center at 928-778-3000 for details.

This fitness class focuses on strength and balance and is led by personal trainer Joy Travers. The class costs $9, and non-members pay $15.

Explore balance through tai chi in a half-hour session led by Joy Travers. The class fee is $5, and the non-member fee is $15.

Take part in a class that uses weights and balls on a chair, led by Katy. The class fee is $9, and the non member fee is $15. For questions, contact The Center.

Get started with line dancing in a welcoming class taught by CindyLou. The standard class fee is $8, and the non-member rate is $15. Pricing can vary with membership status, so for details please contact The Center at 928-778-3000.

A Tai Chi Chuan class led by Bryan. Pricing depends on membership status, and the rate for non-members is $15. For more details about member rates, please contact The Center.

This is an ACBL sanctioned bridge event. For more details, contact The Center at 928-778-3000.

Barb leads an intermediate line dance class focused on building skills at a mid-level pace. Class fee for basic members is $8, and non-members pay $15.

Prescott Valley’s sole open mic collective takes place at Tony’s Too Bar and Grill. Musicians, solo performers, duets, comedians, and poets are welcome to share their talents on stage, with guitar accompaniment by George Janack. Sign ups are available, and participation is open to everyone for a friendly showcase of live performance and creativity.

Bike and kayak alongside High County Adaptive Sports and Ability360 Outdoors. This combined cycling and kayaking experience brings two activities together in one outing. Registration information will be shared soon.

A fitness session focused on strength and balance, taught by Joy Travers. The class fee is $9, and the non-member rate is $15.

Led by Larry, this welcoming Tai Chi class guides both newcomers and continuing practitioners through the 24-movement Yang style Simplified form, a sequence endorsed by the Chinese government. You will practice calm, continuous motions that emphasize relaxation, focus, and the flow of chi while exploring core elements of philosophy, history, and mindfulness. The session blends gentle, revitalizing exercise with meditation in motion, supporting strength, overall conditioning, coordination, flexibility, and balance. Participants often report more energy, less stress and pain, better sleep, and a general sense of well-being. To preview the sequence, search online for Gao Jiamin 24 Form. Pricing: $8 with a basic membership, $7 with a standard membership, $6 with a premium membership, and $15 for nonmembers.

A yoga class open to participants of any experience level, led by Katy. The fee is $9, and non-members pay $15.

This is an officially recognized bridge session sanctioned by ACBL. It provides a structured environment for playing bridge in a formal setting.

Lenny and Robin host a midweek Wine Down at Augie’s Bar and Restaurant each Wednesday. The evening features Wine Down specials and happy hour offers, along with food, drinks, and music.

This line dance class is led by award-winning teacher Beth Raber. Admission is $10 per person.

This weekly Wednesday night karaoke session runs through the evening. It is dedicated entirely to karaoke and offers a relaxed, music-filled way to spend the night.

This open mic centers on giving back to the community. Every donation is directed to area charities, with recipients including Yavapai County Food Bank and Guitars for Veterans.

Take the next step in line dancing with an improver lesson led by award-winning instructor Beth Raber. The cost is 10 dollars per person.

This free morning meeting is presented by Strategic Network Partners.

Explore the basics of line dancing in a beginner-friendly class. Drop-ins are welcome, and the cost is $3 per session.

Learn a Yang style tai chi form while also covering the lessons and benefits typically included in the 24 Form. Some prior experience in any tai chi style is recommended, about four classroom hours or more, but it is not required. The focus is on health, wellness, and cultivating inner chi. Instruction follows the approach of Grand Master Kai Ying Tung and the Tung Family tradition to help you absorb essential tai chi principles. For a demonstration of this method, search YouTube for Tai Chi Tung and select the video that is 16 minutes and 1 second long.

Participants set out from Mile High Beer Project for a relaxed social run. The planned path will likely pass through the town square toward the Granite Creek Trail, loop the park, and finish back where it started. People of all speeds are encouraged, from an easy walk to a faster pace.

Step into the spotlight for a karaoke night backed by a full live band, with stage lights and real instruments setting the scene. Sing solo or cheer on friends, and secure a spot through a first-come sign-up. The event runs every third Thursday, offering repeat chances to perform with a full backing band. Attendees must be 21 or older.

Matt and Allie host a weekly Thursday karaoke night at Tony's Too Bar and Grill, with songs chosen and sung by the audience.

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.