Events in Prescott today

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

Dirty Cello is bringing their music to the Prescott Elks Theater for a live performance on Sunday afternoon.

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.

A fitness class for seniors. Member pricing varies, and The Center can provide details at 928-778-3000. Non-members pay $15.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

This event features a Canasta card game. The fee is $5, and non-members pay $15.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

This class focuses on building strength and balance with guidance from Joy Travers. The class fee is $9, and non-members pay $15.

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.

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.

Kay leads a Zumba class for members and nonmembers. The fee is $8 for members and $15 for nonmembers.

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.

An opportunity to play bridge in an ACBL sanctioned game.

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.

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.

An entry-level line dance class taught by award-winning instructor Beth Raber. The cost is $10 per person.

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.

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.

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.

A morning session hosted by Strategic Network Partners is available at no cost to attendees.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Karaoke with Matt and Allie at Tony's Too Bar and Grill offers an evening dedicated to singing. It runs every Thursday night.