Events in Sierra Vista, AZ

Experience a throwback night at The Onyx Grounds as DJ Atrix spins favorites spanning the 1970s to Y2K and beyond. Dress from any era you love and dance the night away to hits across multiple decades. Cover is $10 per person or $15 per couple.

Enjoy a karaoke session hosted by KJ Stargazer. Step onto the stage and take the mic for your own performance, with the spotlight ready for your turn.

A focused training for practitioners seeking to deepen their Reiki practice and broaden how they work with energy. Held over two half days, this course blends instruction, conversation, and hands-on practice to build confidence and clarity of intention. The first session explores the next stage of practice with an introduction to traditional symbols and their mantras, showing how they can sharpen intention, support emotional and mental well-being, and make distance sessions possible. Participants also discuss how sessions may evolve at this level, considerations for professional work, and ways to strengthen intuition and sensitivity to energy. The second session centers on integration through guided practice. Attendees receive an attunement for Level 2, work with the symbols in partner exchanges, practice distance Reiki, and explore approaches for emotional and mental balance, all with feedback and support to encourage ease with the new tools. By the end, participants leave more assured in intentional Reiki practice and may choose to begin offering sessions in a professional setting if that path resonates. The training includes an attunement for Level 2, instruction in the traditional symbols and their applications, distance techniques, guided practice, course materials, and a certificate upon completion. Prerequisite is completion of Reiki Level 1.

Settle in for a friendly evening of bingo at VFW Post 9972. Enjoy plenty of camaraderie and the chance to win prizes, all in support of local veterans.

This monthly circle welcomes women into a mindful, caring space to share, heal, grow, and build connection in an atmosphere of trust, sincerity, and spiritual attention. Participants are invited to share from the heart, be seen without judgment, and reconnect with innate wisdom, intuition, and feminine energy. The experience centers on compassionate presence to support the mending of emotional and ancestral patterns. It honors the strength, beauty, and natural cycles of womanhood, invites a renewed relationship with the wisdom of the Earth, the moon, and the stars, and affirms that no one is alone... we rise together. The fee is $15, and the circle meets monthly to sustain ongoing connection and growth for women. Registration is available through the event link or via Punchpass.

Bone Dry Tap House features two rounds of music bingo followed by karaoke, giving guests a chance to take the mic and sing. Drinks are available.

The next event takes place at the Sierra Vista Drivers Pad. Registration will open in advance, and capacity is limited, so early sign-up is recommended. There is also a monthly car club meeting at Pueblo Del Sol Golf Club that is open to everyone. Questions are welcome.

Tombstone Brewing Company hosts The Michael Hargis Show on the patio, featuring live performances of country, light rock, and popular hits. Enjoy a cold beer along with eats from the Diner while the music plays. There is no admission fee and everyone is welcome. Tips for the performer are appreciated.

Public stargazing at Patterson Observatory offers a chance to explore the night sky through a 20-inch Ritchey-Chretien telescope housed in a 16-foot dome. The observatory is a NASA Space Place and part of the NASA Night Sky Network, and the telescope can reveal objects up to a million times fainter than what the unaided eye can see. Admission is free, but registration is required and capacity is limited. Groups of ten or more should contact info@hacastronomy.org in advance. This event depends on clear weather. For cancellation updates due to clouds, call 520-626-6649.

Test your knowledge of cats, coffee, and C.C.H.S. at a trivia event that supports a non-profit’s lifesaving animal rescue work. Tickets are 25 dollars per person, quantities are limited, and your first coffee or tea is included with purchase. To buy tickets, call Renee at 520-508-6083 and leave a message. Ticketholders will also have the chance to meet adoptable cats during the event.

Latin Night at The Onyx Grounds features complimentary beginner dance lessons taught by experienced instructors, with styles like salsa, bachata, and more. No prior experience is required, and all ages are welcome. After the lessons, the celebration continues with a dance party led by DJ Adam Aponte of Atrix DJ, spinning salsa, merengue, reggaeton, and additional Latin favorites. Food is available for purchase, and the full bar offers cocktails, beer, and other beverages. Admission details: dance classes are free, and party entry is $10 per person or $15 per couple.

A workshop dedicated to natural building, offering an approachable introduction to the topic and a chance to learn in a supportive setting. It is suitable for anyone interested in understanding the basics and exploring how this craft takes shape in practice.

Enjoy beer and live music from Matt Felix. Settle in with a drink and take in the performance.

The third annual beach-themed fundraiser brings Mark Mulligan and friends to Tombstone Brewery in Sierra Vista. Expect laid back, good‑vibe tunes with Jimmy Buffett favorites and songs that celebrate sailing, sandy shores, lively bars, family, and simple fun. Proceeds support the Sierra Vista Symphony, helping fund main orchestra performances throughout the year. General admission is $35. Priority reserved seating is limited and offered as a table for four at $180, placed in the first two rows for an up‑front view of the concert. Food and drinks will be available for purchase separately, and all tickets are non-refundable. Tickets can be purchased in Sierra Vista at Safeway, Ace Hardware, and Dillard’s.

This fundraiser supports local students as they pursue higher education. Guests can enjoy dinner from Pizzeria Mimosa, music by Bipolar Weather, and an evening of stargazing at the Patterson Observatory. The event also features both live and silent auctions with a curated selection of items to explore.

Hosted at Strega Shop, this class explores hidden realms through a biblical and ancient Near Eastern lens. Led by instructor Will Spina, it connects early manuscripts, spiritual warfare, occult frameworks, and contemporary perspectives into an accessible learning experience. Topics include a biblical reading of an early magical text, how occult systems are organized and what that might mean today, hermetic teachings and the relationship between seen and unseen realities including where physics may intersect, Kabbalah and sacred geometry, demonology and the dynamics of spiritual conflict, practical approaches to protection, insights from Michael Heiser on the supernatural, and how practices like tarot are discussed alongside the Bible. All spiritual backgrounds are welcome, and no prior experience is required... just an open mind and a willingness to learn. Admission is $25.

Wiggle, Wonder & Play is a relaxed playtime for families with children from birth to age 5 at the City of Sierra Vista Library, Recreation, and Cultural Services. Little ones can move, explore, and discover while caregivers connect and enjoy time together. Snacks are available. The program is free, there is no registration, and drop-ins are welcome. It is now offered twice each month to create more opportunities for learning, play, and community.

Deepen your Tarot practice with a hands-on workshop led by Dee, designed for experienced readers. Each session begins with a brief discussion on the ethics of divination, then moves into a focused practicum where participants work together to broaden techniques and refine personal reading styles. Bring a Tarot deck of your choice. The cost is $20. This series is held at Strega. To reserve a seat, call or text Mama Dee at 520.249.9109 or email FlyingMonkeys@StregaShop.com.

Families can enjoy a monthly storytime in the Play Area at The Mall at Sierra Vista. The Sierra Vista Woman's Club leads each session, which features a read-aloud, a hands-on craft, and a book to take home. Attendance is free for children and their families.

Reiki Level 3 training supports practitioners who are ready for the Master Practitioner level to deepen their spiritual practice, expand their healing capacity, and embody leadership with Reiki. Presented across two half-day sessions, the experience focuses on integration, refinement, and meaningful personal transformation. The first session centers on the Master symbol and how it can broaden energetic awareness and enhance healing presence. Participants learn advanced methods to enrich sessions, engage with subtle energetic patterns, and foster spiritual growth for themselves and others, with attention to responsibility, ethics, and ongoing self-development at the Master level. The second session emphasizes hands-on practice and embodiment. Attendees receive the Level 3 attunement, refine intuitive skills through guided work, explore advanced applications of Reiki, and practice holding space with clarity and grounding. There is also discussion of pathways to teaching if desired, mentorship skills, and approaches for cultivating a sustainable and aligned Reiki practice. By the end, participants strengthen their connection to Reiki as a lifelong path and a way of being. The training includes the Master Practitioner attunement, instruction in the Master symbol and advanced techniques, guided practice with feedback, discussion of professional and ethical considerations, and course materials with a certificate of completion. Prerequisite: completion of Reiki Level 1 and Level 2.

Learn how to create pictures without a camera by making prints using only sunlight. This Kids Day activity is designed for children, and a parent must accompany each participant.

Urban Axe Yard hosts a high energy monthly pinball tournament that invites both first timers and seasoned wizards to compete. Qualifying runs in group match play, then the four highest scorers advance to a final where one decisive game crowns the champion. Expect a lively atmosphere where playful smack talk is welcome and good sportsmanship is required. Prizes are on the line alongside valuable bragging rights.

Ruta VERBENA makes a return appearance at The Shady Dell, bringing Latin rhythms shaped by South American musical traditions. Energetic grooves and warm melodies set a lively mood throughout the performance.

Date Night Travels spotlights Peru with a fixed, three-course menu that showcases the country’s bold, varied flavors. The meal begins with a mini causa limeña, continues with aji de gallina as the main course, and finishes with alfajores for dessert. The price is $50 per person. Each installment in this series highlights a new destination through its cuisine. The menu is set with no substitutions. For allergen information, text 520-559-3182. Frequent Flyer guests can skip online booking by texting 520-559-3182 with the number of people traveling.

At The Horned TOAD, guests can play the Rock Band video game on a big screen with friends. In partnership with RAGE QUIT GAMES, the evening features jam sessions.

Test your knowledge of horror-themed TV during this multi-week trivia series at American Legion Riders Post 52 in Sierra Vista. Each week spotlights different shows. The first focuses on Supernatural, American Horror Story, and The X-Files. The second centers on Stranger Things, The Twilight Zone, and Penny Dreadful. The third features Evil, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and Angel. The fourth covers Grimm, The Walking Dead, and Dexter. The final week highlights shows about witches.

This monthly support meeting offers two ways to take part, in person or online through Zoom. The Zoom Meeting ID is 947 0798 0223. A passcode is required and is available upon request.

Marking its twelfth year, this annual event combines an induction ceremony with a celebratory party. It offers a warm, festive way to recognize the occasion.

Celebrate the work of Featured Artists Leilani Ledesma and Joyce Genske at a welcoming reception. Meet the artists, learn about their art, and enjoy light refreshments. Please note that this month the reception takes place on the second Saturday.

Women gather for a monthly healing circle that offers a confidential, heartfelt space rooted in intention, trust, authenticity, and spiritual awareness. The circle invites honest sharing, compassionate witnessing without judgment, and a return to inner wisdom, intuition, and feminine energy. Experiences may include caring attention to emotional and ancestral patterns through presence and compassion, honoring the power, beauty, and natural rhythms of womanhood, and reconnection with the guidance of Earth, the moon, and the stars. The gathering affirms that no one walks this path alone, and that women rise together in community. The fee is $15, and it recurs each month to support ongoing connection and growth. Registration is available through the event link or on Punchpass.

Settle onto the patio at Tombstone Brewing Company for The Michael Hargis Show, featuring live country, light rock, and popular favorites. Enjoy a cold beer and food from the diner during the performance. There is no cover and the event is open to the public. Tips for the entertainment are appreciated.

This 97th annual Helldorado celebration takes place on Allen Street in Tombstone. The Sunday parade will feature a theme celebrating America’s 250th birthday. More activities are planned, with further details to come.

Cast members and collaborators from Little House on the Prairie gather at Hotel Tombstone for a three day event held in the pizza parlor. Jennifer Steffin and Michelle Ann Steffin, who portrayed young Rose Wilder, are relatives of the Ingalls family and serve on the board of the Society of the Ingalls family. Sidney Robyn Greenbush of Greenbush Twins & Company, known for playing Carrie Ingalls and as an author, will also take part. Charlotte Randall Yerke, a dialogue coach and script supervisor, is part of the lineup. Attendees can meet these guests in a Wild West setting.

Now in its 35th year, this Bisbee stair-climbing challenge welcomes both runners and walkers to take on a 4.5 mile route through some of Old Bisbee’s most picturesque areas. The course links nine stairways, totaling more than a thousand steps, with curving road sections connecting each climb. Participants can expect steady ascents, rewarding views, and a touch of European-style charm as the path moves up the stairs and along the streets. Registration is online only, and the experience offers a heart-healthy way to test your fitness, whether you choose to push the pace or enjoy a friendly walk.

Get your bull riding fix in Tombstone with a family-friendly event featuring top bulls and skilled riders. Gates open two hours before the start, with vendors ready at that time for food and shopping, and a preshow beginning one hour before the main event. Tickets are released after the previous month’s event ends. Buying online in advance offers lower prices, while gate sales are only available if seats remain and will cost more. Pre-sale prices are Adults $20, Kids 4-12 $15, Kids 3 and under free, Oh Shoot Zone $35, and VIP $100. At-the-gate prices are Adults $25, Kids 4-12 $20, Kids 3 and under free, Oh Shoot Zone $40, and VIP $105. Dry RV parking and overnight camping are available for $10 per 24 hours. This series takes place four times a year, and tickets tend to sell quickly.

The 10th annual bull riding event takes place in Sierra Vista, Arizona, with an expanded production planned. Additional details will be announced soon.

Date Night Travels journeys to Egypt for a culinary experience featuring wholesome, traditional flavors. Enjoy a set menu that starts with a hummus trio, continues with a chicken shawarma plate, and concludes with honey pistachio semolina cake. The price is $50 per person. Departures are available, and Frequent Flyer participants can text the number of guests and preferred departure hour to 520-559-3182. Substitutions are not offered, and those needing allergen information can text for details. Each installment of this series highlights a different destination through its cuisine.

Play the Rock Band video game on a large screen with group play at The Horned TOAD. In partnership with Rage Quit Games, this event features jam-style sessions where friends can play together.

A Halloween prefiesta featuring Ruta Verbena brings festive energy to Bisbee Social Club. It offers an early taste of the holiday spirit.

A Halloween fiesta featuring RUTA VERBENA takes place at the historic Bisbee Grand Hotel.

The Michael Hargis Show offers a live mix of country, lite rock, and easy listening favorites. Seating is limited, so reservations are recommended by calling 520-457-3738.

Set on the high desert plains of southeast Arizona, this 14th annual event in Sierra Vista features a half marathon, a 5K, and a 1M fun run and walk. The courses begin around 4,500 feet with the Huachuca Mountains in view, weaving through country neighborhoods. The half marathon climbs to a turnaround at the entrance to Ramsey Canyon Preserve near 5,500 feet, then returns with wide views of the San Pedro River valley to the finish. Both the half marathon and 5K are certified by USA Track & Field. Due to the altitude and significant elevation changes, half marathon participants should be prepared to finish within three hours. Course maps are available under the Race Info tab. Five first aid and water stations support runners along the half marathon.

A full day of state championship racing unfolds at Wren Arena, featuring middle and high school divisions with meetings, multiple races, and awards. The schedule opens with a meeting for middle school head coaches, followed by the middle school boys race and the middle school girls race. A separate meeting for high school head coaches leads into the boys varsity and JV1 race. Middle school awards are presented, then the girls all categories race takes place. Competition continues with the boys JV2 race and the boys freshman race, and the day wraps up with high school awards.

The Michael Hargis Show performs live on the patio at Tombstone Brewing Company with a setlist spanning country, lite rock, and popular hits. Cold beer and food from the diner are available during the show. There is no cover and it is open to the public. Tips for the entertainment are appreciated.

A friendly card making meeting at TMC welcomes all skill levels. No experience or supplies are needed, and attendees can simply show up. Enjoy a creative session making cards, then take your finished piece home to send to someone and brighten their day.

Bisbee's music festival returns for its thirteenth edition, presenting around 500 shows over three days at more than 20 venues. The lineup includes 150 bands covering a wide range of genres, including many artists you may not have heard before.

Discover practical and spiritual ways to weave herbal wisdom into a solitary witchcraft practice. This session explores how intention, folklore, and energetic correspondences meet the real-world use of plants, treating them as living allies. Learn how qualities such as scent, color, and traditional medicinal properties can mirror their symbolic and magical roles in spells, teas, and ritual baths. Led by Frances. The cost is $10, and prepayment is required to reserve a seat. To secure a spot in the One Page At A Time class series for solitary witches, contact Strega by call or text at 214-790-5427 or email FlyingMonkeys@StregaShop.com.

A cowboy sing-along led by Buck Helton brings light, joyful storytelling together with time-honored tunes at Urbano Bar & Bistro. Based in Tucson, this traditional western singer, songwriter, and award-winning yodeler is known for classic Silver Screen-era cowboy songs and poetry.

This community tree lighting, presented by the Tombstone Chamber of Commerce, features caroling and hot cocoa before the town tree is illuminated. Alongside the celebration, the Chamber and the City of Tombstone team up for Stuff the Stagecoach, a toy drive collecting gifts for children from infancy through age 12 that will be shared at the Tombstone Chamber Santa in the Park event. Old Tombstone Tours provides the stagecoach in support of this community effort. Additional information about sponsors and supporters will be shared.