Events in Sierra Vista
Crafts & Crafts Group
A relaxed crafting get-together where people bring a project of their choice and create in friendly company. To take part, simply bring something to work on. Cold craft-made beverages are available and prepared on site.
Military and First Responders Appreciation Day!!!!!!
Bone Dry Tap House is honoring military personnel and emergency responders with a simple thank you. Guests in these groups who present valid identification can take one dollar off any menu item. This gesture expresses appreciation for the service they provide to the community and the country.
Weekly Meetup at RSG
This relaxed Riichi Mahjong meetup at RSG welcomes newcomers interested in learning as well as players looking for casual games.
Rising Sun GamesSierra Vista Open Play Soccer
Activities take place at Cyr Southeast, and to help cover field and lighting expenses, a suggested minimum donation of $1 is appreciated.
Cyr Soccer FieldsFossil Files Lab
Kids become fossil detectives in an interactive excavation lab at the Henry F. Hauser Museum and Gift Shop. They will investigate fossil clues, think like paleontologists, and piece together the story of a prehistoric creature. This program is free, and pre-registration is required. To reserve a spot, call (520) 417-6980.
Henry F. Hauser Museum and Gift ShopThe Michael Hargis Show
Doc Holiday’s Bar presents The Michael Hargis Show, featuring Michael and Christi performing a mix of country, lite rock, and pop favorites. Enjoy the music with a cold drink from the bar, and please bring a tip for the band.
Historic Allen StreetStephen Vaughn: Jewels of the Desert Sky: Arizona’s Hummingbirds
Stephen Vaughn presents a free program on Arizona’s hummingbirds, made possible by support from Dutch Nagle through Southwest Wings’ Free Programs. Arizona hosts 18 species, the greatest variety of any state, and they range from low desert to high-elevation sky islands. The presentation looks at how seasonal changes, altitude, and flowering plants shape where each species occurs, highlighting differences between year-round residents and migrants. Topics include mating displays, territory defense, and the traits that help hummingbirds succeed in arid habitats. Photographs gathered from across the state accompany the talk, offering close views that illuminate behavior and connections to their surroundings. Intended for birders and nature enthusiasts, it offers a welcoming overview of these birds. No registration is required. The program will be held at Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Sierra Vista.
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Sierra Vista35th Annual Southwest Wings Birding & Nature Festival
Join birding expert David Simpson for a guided field trip to Miller Canyon in the Huachuca Mountains. The area is known for species like Red-faced Warblers, and there may even be a chance to spot a Mexican Spotted Owl. You’ll also visit Beatty’s B&B to see the hummingbird feeders, with the possibility of up to 10 hummingbird species including the rare White-eared Hummingbird. If time allows, there’s also an optional stop at Ash Canyon Bird Sanctuary. Lunch is included, and you’ll want to bring sun protection and wear trail shoes.
The MallSouthwest Wings: Summer Festival
Go on a guided birding and nature field trip exploring the cottonwood and willow forests along the San Pedro River. Naturalist guide Robert Weissler will lead you as you look for species like Gray and Zone-tailed Hawks, Northern Beardless-Tyrannulet, Yellow-billed Cuckoo, and other low-elevation warblers. You’ll also have time to check out the garden and feeders around San Pedro House. Come prepared with a hat, sun protection, walking shoes, and water. The hike level is described as easy.
San Pedro House Nature StoreSouthwest Wings: Summer Festival
After dark, join a guided nighttime adventure at the Huachuca Mountains to discover moths and other insects using a black (UV) light. Meet at Carr House, set near the entrance to Carr Canyon, for an easy, casual field trip where you may even hear owls. Bring a camera, flashlight, light jacket, and a hat.
Carr HouseJoe Cicero: Arizona Fireflies and Related Luminescent Groups
Joe Cicero presents a talk on Arizona’s fireflies, noting that they are part of the local fauna and that some emit flashes while flying at night similar to those found in the eastern states. These insects occur in the state’s sky island ranges, notably the Huachucas. The program covers core topics about our resident fireflies, including ways to identify their larvae, what the larvae eat, and the distinguishing traits and mating behavior of the adults. Admission is free thanks to support from Dutch Nagle through Southwest Wings' Free Programs.
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Sierra VistaRating new players 1st & 3rd Thursday's starting at 2 pm
New players can be evaluated by the ratings committee at High Heat Sports Grill. Please bring a driver’s license or ID card for identification verification. If you are unable to attend this session, a later appointment can be arranged for your rating.
High Heat Sports GrillPublic Bingo
Everyone is welcome to play bingo hosted by Sierra Vista Elks Lodge #2065. This public event is held on Thursdays and Fridays.
Sierra Vista Elks Lodge #2065Music Bingo
Kick off the evening at Bone Dry Tap House with music bingo. Three mixes keep the soundtrack rolling all night. Bring friends, choose a favorite drink, and settle in for a relaxed blend of tunes, games, and good times.
BoneDry TaphouseEric Moore: Focus on Optics - FREE Bird Walk Sponsored by Swarovski Optik
Explore local birdlife while learning how to get the most from binoculars and spotting scopes during this free walk sponsored by Swarovski Optik and presented as part of Southwest Wings’ free programs. Eric Moore, owner of The Lookout, previously known as Jay’s Bird Barn, will guide the outing and share fundamentals of selecting and using optical gear to enhance time in the field. Participants can try complimentary loaner Vortex and Swarovski binoculars and spotting scopes, and the session includes a practical digiscoping demonstration with tips for capturing digital photos through modern spotting scopes. No registration is required.
Garden Canyon ParkSierra Vista Open Play Soccer
Sierra Vista Open Play Soccer offers casual matches at Cyr Soccer Fields, using the Cyr Southeast field. To help cover field and lighting expenses, a $1 minimum donation is suggested and appreciated.
Cyr Soccer FieldsBusiness Coffee Hour
This relaxed networking meetup brings together entrepreneurs, small business owners, and the SBDC team for coffee and conversation. Attendees can trade insights, spark new ideas, and build genuine connections in a low-pressure setting. The gathering takes place at the Downtown Center in Room J103.
Cochise College Downtown CenterSouthwest Wings: Summer Festival – T5 Lake Cochise and Pinery Canyon Field Trip
Spend the day birding with an expert guide on a field trip to Lake Cochise and the nearby Pinery Canyon area. You’ll explore the lake and surrounding habitat looking for waterbirds and other species, then head toward the Chiricahua Mountains to search for canyon birds, including the Mexican Chickadee if it’s around. Lunch is included. Bring a hat, water, sun protection, and wear comfortable trail shoes. Hiking difficulty is rated as easy.
The MallSouthwest Wings: Summer Festival – T7 Hunter Canyon Field Trip
Go on a half-day, guided birding hike up Hunter Canyon with professional guide Kristy Gallo. You’ll explore habitats shaped by the 2011 Miller Peak Wilderness fire, with a chance to spot a variety of bird species in oak-scrub and then among higher conifers. Bring a hat, water, sun protection, and wear trail shoes. Meeting is at the car park next to Sierra Grill restaurant just north of the Highway 92 and Hereford Road junction.
La Sierra Grill Steakhouse and Authentic Mexican CuisineCochise County Corral of the Westerners Campfire
Enjoy a monthly campfire gathering with the Cochise County Corral of the Westerners. It is focused on having fun while celebrating the history and legendary stories of the American Frontier and the Wild West.
Schieffelin HallThe Michael Hargis Show
The Michael Hargis Show delivers a live set blending country, light rock, and easy-listening tunes. Seating is limited, and reservations are recommended by calling 520-457-3738.
Stampede RV ResortPurol Heart Day
A small ceremony in the Canteen will honor Purple Heart recipients.
American Legion Post 24Kathe Anderson: Introduction to Birdwatching FREE Bird Walk Sponsored by Swarovski Optik
This free bird walk is sponsored by Swarovski Optik as part of the Southwest Wings Free Programs. Kathe Anderson leads an introductory outing for beginning adults interested in the local birds that may visit their backyards. Participants follow an easy route while learning to recognize common species, listen for vocalizations, and note typical behaviors. The walk concludes indoors with a review of the birds observed and time for questions. Walking difficulty is easy. No registration is required.
Garden Canyon Park, St Andrew's Drive Parking LotKaraoke Nights
Step up to the mic at a high-energy karaoke night hosted by DJ Dante and powered by Inferno Entertainment. Open to all ages, this event features professional sound that keeps the music flowing and the crowd energized. There is no cover charge, and food and drinks are available for purchase. Whether you are a shower singer or a seasoned showstopper, it is a chance to take the spotlight and share your favorite songs.
The Onyx GroundsSTARGAZER KARAOKE!
Grab the mic for karaoke hosted by KJ Stargazer. Step into the spotlight and make the stage your own.
The Thirsty Lizard Bar & GrillWilliam Schumacher
This free program highlights William Schumacher, known as The Snake Guy, made possible by the generous support of Dutch Nagle through Southwest Wings' Free Programs. It will be held at Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Sierra Vista. Bill brings over 45 years of experience working with both venomous and nonvenomous snakes, and he holds a license from the Arizona Game and Fish Department to capture and relocate them. No advance registration is required.
Fairfield Inn & Suites by MarriottPirate Meet and Greet
Come meet the Pirates of the Sky Islands Crew and get the scoop on what’s happening throughout Bisbee Pirate Weekend. There will be food and drink specials, plus time to chat, mingle, and rabble-rouse with other adventurers. You can also pick up a swag bag while supplies last. This event is for ages 21+.
Bisbee Grand HotelSouthwest Wings: Summer Festival
Join guided birding in Miller Canyon with professional guide Jennie MacFarland. The day focuses on finding local canyon birds, with possible sightings including red-faced warblers and a chance at Mexican spotted owls, plus other SE Arizona specialties. You’ll also stop at the famous hummingbird feeders at Beatty’s B&B, where up to 10 hummingbird species may be spotted, including a chance for the rare white-eared hummingbird. If there’s time, the group may also visit Ash Canyon Bird Sanctuary. Lunch is included, and participants should bring a hat and sun protection and wear trail shoes.
The MallTamela Birdle: Bird Tales, Songs and Stories of the San Pedro
Tamela Birdle presents an interactive musical program for children at The Mall at Sierra Vista, featuring bird tales, songs, and poems that highlight the San Pedro. The performance includes a lighthearted treasure-hunt theme that encourages discovery. Admission is free thanks to support from Dutch Nagle through Southwest Wings' Free Programs, and no registration is required.
The Mall at Sierra VistaBINGO!
Enjoy an upbeat bingo gathering at VFW Post 9972 with laughs, good company, and chances to win great prizes. Friends, family, and neighbors can come together to play while supporting local Veterans.
James R. "Bob" Currieo VFW Post 9972Watercolor Pour with Elizabeth Line
Explore watercolor pour techniques in a four week series led by Elizabeth Line. The cost is $80 per person, and all supplies are provided. In the first week, participants will draw their chosen subject. The second week focuses on preparing those drawings for pouring. The third week features the first pour. The final week concludes with the last pour and a constructive critique.
Huachuca Art AssociationLive Music with The Feel Goods
Bisbee's own The Feel Goods deliver an eclectic, blues-infused set on the indoor stage at The Mall at Sierra Vista. Admission is free, made possible by support from Dutch Nagle through Southwest Wings' Free Programs. The lineup features Danielle Panther, Brenda Pratt, Beca Reyes, and DJ Eric & The Mule.
The Mall at Sierra VistaSeafood Sensation Experience
Seafood Sensation brings bold coastal flavors to Urbano Bar & Bistro with a classic seafood boil served family style. The spread features crab, jumbo shrimp, sausage, sweet corn, and seasoned potatoes simmered together in a flavorful spice blend for a shared dining experience. Drinks are available from the full bar, along with a wine list, specialty cocktails, and a craft coffee menu to pair with the meal. This reservation-only Saturday Night Dinner Experience is prepared specifically for guests who book ahead. The series rotates themes throughout the month, including chef-curated pairings on the first Saturday, a focus on premium cuts and creative preparations on the third, and a farm-to-table menu built around seasonal ingredients sourced as locally as possible on the fourth.
Urbano Bar & BistroHummingbird Banding
Volunteer support is welcome for hummingbird banding and monitoring, offering close views of these birds while contributing to a regional biodiversity study spanning the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The work supports the Hummingbird Monitoring Network’s long-term research into hummingbird distribution, migration, and diversity, with findings used to aid conservation and protection. Experience is not required, since training is provided at the start of each session. Volunteers must be U.S. citizens to access Fort Huachuca and be 18 or older, and anyone younger than 18 must come with an adult. Sessions follow strict scientific protocols, and visitors may stop by during banding activities. Each session relies on at least four volunteers, with roles such as recorder, trapper, and feeder and releaser. Recorders need clear handwriting, careful attention to detail when taking spoken data, and basic computer familiarity. Trappers use good timing to drop the trap curtain and gentle handling to move a bird safely into a mesh bag. Feeders and releasers help offer a quick feed and return each bird after processing, which calls for steady hands and confidence with bird handling. There is also an ongoing need for feeder maintenance at the PAO monitoring site, where five feeders are cleaned and refilled twice weekly from early March through early October. Help once a week or every other week is appreciated. For feeder maintenance, contact laura_clawson@yahoo.com. To reserve a volunteer opportunity or get current information on openings, contact Birgit Johnson at kyanve@gmail.com or Laura Clawson at laura_clawson@yahoo.com.
Public Affairs Office, 3015 Carnahan St, Building 21115, Fort Huachuca, AZ 85613Super Smash Bros Ultimate Tournament
This event invites competitors of all experience levels, welcoming both first-timers and past participants. The competition will continue on an ongoing basis, offering a friendly setting to test skills and enjoy the action.
NerdtopiaMonthly Women's Healing Circle at MYCC
A monthly women’s healing circle at MYCC offers an intentional space for sharing, growth, and genuine connection grounded in trust and spiritual awareness. Participants are welcomed to speak openly, be compassionately witnessed without judgment, and reconnect with inner wisdom, intuition, and feminine energy. The gathering emphasizes gentle healing of emotional and ancestral wounds through presence and care, celebrates the power, beauty, and natural cycles of womanhood, and invites a renewed relationship with the wisdom of the Earth, the Moon, and the stars. It also affirms a sense of solidarity, reminding everyone that they are not alone... women rise together. This circle meets each month, and the fee is $15.
MY YOGA Community CenterCowboy Sing-Along with Buck Helton
Buck Helton presents old-school cowboy tunes alongside lighthearted, cheerful storytelling. The Tucson-based traditional western singer and songwriter is an award-winning yodeler known for performing vintage Silver Screen era cowboy songs and poetry.
The Onyx GroundsMusic Bingo & Karaoke
Bone Dry Tap House offers a lively night of music bingo and karaoke. Two rounds of bingo start the evening, then karaoke keeps the energy going. Drinks are available, making it an easy place to gather with friends and enjoy music centered games and performances.
Bone Dry Tap HouseClay Taylor: Beginner Birders Fun-damentals! FREE Bird Walk Sponsored by Swarovski Optik
Explore the basics of birding on a free guided walk sponsored by Swarovski Optik, presented as part of the Southwest Wings Free Programs. Clay Taylor from Swarovski Optik leads a relaxed, 90-minute outing suited to beginners and seasoned birders, with time to enjoy fresh air, connect with other nature lovers, practice binocular skills, and try identifying a few birds. Meet at the parking lot at Garden Canyon Linear Park. No registration is required.
Garden Canyon Park, meet at St Andrew's Dr Parking LotReturn of the Mermaids
In Bisbee, Arizona, mermaids make their return as the monsoon season inspires a spirited, pirate-themed celebration. A community parade glows after dark and puts participants at the heart of the spectacle. Featured acts include Flam Chen, Lykiska Dance, Captian Oblivous, Pirates of the Sky Islands, and more. Part of Bisbee Pirate Weekend, this gathering mixes oceanic whimsy with swashbuckling energy for a festivity set on becoming legendary.
Iron Man StatueSpecial Series: Intro to Yoga
MY YOGA Community Center offers a beginner focused five session series that introduces the essentials of yoga in a welcoming environment. Each weekly 60 minute class builds from the ground up, covering foundational postures and movement so participants feel prepared for a group yoga class. Instruction blends gentle Hatha holds with Vinyasa style breath linked movement, allowing time to explore alignment and receive guidance. Every session begins with breathing practices and wraps up with a brief period of quiet reflection or meditation. This series suits those new to yoga as well as anyone interested in revisiting the fundamentals with a fresh perspective.
Maritime Market
Bisbee Pirate Weekend spotlights its main event with the Maritime Market, transforming City Park into a lively pirate haven filled with family friendly fun. Expect live performances, upbeat music, sea-themed vendors, mermaids, and surprises tucked throughout the grounds. Pirate attire is encouraged for a buccaneer-style costume contest, and anyone is welcome to enjoy the festive atmosphere in casual wear. Vendors and the chance to meet a mermaid are available throughout the day. Adventurers can take on a scavenger hunt by picking up a map and clues at the Bisbee Pirate Weekend Information Booth, with participation limited to 20 people. A full schedule will be shared soon. Admission is free.
City ParkInformational Meeting: Miss Sierra Vista & San Pedro Valley Competition
This informational meeting introduces the Miss America Opportunity and highlights how participants can make a positive impact while competing for scholarships, strengthening confidence, and creating lifelong memories. It also outlines what it takes to become a future titleholder and the wide range of opportunities available.
Sierra Vista Police DepartmentSouthwest Wings: Summer Festival
Spend the day birding in Arizona’s Patagonia region with professional tour leader Scott Olmstead. The outing is focused on local riparian and grassland habitats, with a planned itinerary that may include Harshaw Canyon, Patagonia Lake State Park, and the Paton Center for Hummingbirds, plus a short visit near Sonoita’s open grasslands. You’ll take a lunch break along the way, and lunch is included. Plan to bring water, sun protection, and wear trail shoes. The hike difficulty is rated as moderate.
The Mall at Sierra VistaMermaid Meetup
Mermaid Meetup brings a wave of playful fun to Bisbee City Pool for swimmers and fans of mermaid magic. Wear a tail if you have one and glide through the water, or come as you are and enjoy the pool. The focus is on swimming, shimmering, and meeting fellow mermaid enthusiasts, welcoming experienced merfolk and curious beginners alike. Admission follows regular pool rates: $1.25 for kids, $4.00 for adults, and $3.00 for seniors 65 and older.
Bisbee Swimming PoolThe Michael Hargis Show
Enjoy a live patio performance at Tombstone Brewing Company as The Michael Hargis Show delivers country favorites, lite rock, and popular hits. Pair the music with a cold beer and bites from the diner. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome. Tips for the performers are appreciated.
Tombstone Brewing CompanySunsets and Signatures
Join for Sunsets and Signatures, a full-day event featuring beautiful sunset moments plus a chance to get your favorite items signed by authors. The event runs on Sunday and is designed for adults, with doors opening before the start time.
Red Barn Event CenterAugust 9th Autocross
The next event is scheduled for the Sierra Vista Drivers Pad. Capacity is limited, so advance registration is encouraged. An earlier start is possible, so arriving ahead of time and being prepared is recommended. Questions are welcome.
Cochise College Driving TrackHappy Hour!!!!
Ease into the week at Bone Dry Tap House with a laid-back happy hour featuring cold drinks, relaxed vibes, and good company. It is a simple way to add a few perks to the start of the week.
Sunflower and Pollinator Wine Glasses
Enjoy a hands-on wine glass painting session led by Megan of Aurora Artistries. All materials are provided, and participants receive two glasses to decorate with step-by-step guidance. The workshop takes place at Tombstone Brewing Company, a family-friendly setting where food and beverages are available for purchase, and refreshments are not included in the ticket. If you cannot attend, a credit toward a future event is available with a minimum of 48 hours notice. If the instructor reschedules and the new date does not work, a credit will be provided.
Tombstone Brewing West EndBINGO!
A lively bingo night at VFW Post 9972 offers laughs, friendly company, and chances to win prizes. Friends, families, and neighbors come together for a relaxed, community-focused evening that supports local veterans. Classic bingo fun is at the heart of this event.
James R. "Bob" Currieo VFW Post 9972Crafts & Crafts Group
This casual crafting meetup offers a friendly place to focus on your own project alongside others. Attendance is simple, bring a craft to work on and you are in. Cold craft made beverages are available, made right here.
Electric BrewingMilitary and First Responders Appreciation Day!!!!!!
At Bone Dry Tap House, this appreciation event honors military personnel and first responders. Eligible guests can present service identification to receive a one dollar discount on all menu items as a thank you for the commitment and service provided to the community and the country.
Weekly Meetup at RSG
Take part in a relaxed Riichi Mahjong meetup at RSG, with chances to learn the game and enjoy casual play.
Rising Sun GamesSierra Vista Open Play Soccer
Taking place at Cyr Southeast, this gathering uses the field and lighting, which come with costs. To help offset expenses, a minimum donation of $1 is encouraged and appreciated.
Cyr Soccer FieldsKindermusic Classes
A welcoming 45 minute kindermusic class for children ages 1 to 5 invites little ones and their caregivers to explore music with puppets, child friendly instruments, songs, playful games, movement, and a gentle introduction to musical notation. Each program runs for eight weeks, costs $80 per child, and is designed to be different from the last so families can participate in successive sessions. Through musical play, children build body awareness, coordination, fine motor skills, memory, and social interaction while strengthening emotional development and the bond with their caregivers. The experience encourages confidence, self esteem, creativity, and the ability to focus. Music led activities also support language growth and early reading by engaging the brain’s attention to patterns and sound. Wordplay, rhymes, poems, singing, careful listening, and playful exploration of high and low voice patterns help develop phonological awareness. Since the brain processes speech and music in related ways, these skills contribute to learning and readiness for school. Classes take place at Francie’s Piano Lessons and are offered in ongoing eight week cycles.
Francie's Piano LessonsTarot in Practice $20
Practice tarot in a hands-on setting focused on a variety of spreads and the storytelling side of the cards. This recurring session takes place on the second Wednesday of each month and is guided by Mama Dee and Linda Sue. Participants should bring their own tarot deck. The cost is $20 and the event is held at Strega Shop. To reserve a seat, call or text 214.790.5427 or email FlyingMonkeys@StregaShop.com.
Strega ShopPublic Bingo
Sierra Vista Elks Lodge #2065 hosts public bingo for the community. Anyone interested in playing is welcome, with a friendly setting to enjoy the game and connect with others.
Sierra Vista Elks Lodge #2065Open Mic
A free open mic invites writers, musicians, reading enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a relaxed evening. A limited food menu is available, along with a full selection of coffee and liquor. Guests can share original short stories, poems, and music, or simply cheer on local performers while enjoying food and cocktails. Hosted by Beth Orozco from Cochise College at Urbano Bar & Bistro.
Urbano Bar & BistroMusic Bingo
Music bingo takes over BoneDry Taphouse with three lively mixes setting the tone. Enjoy a relaxed, social night with friends and favorite drinks as the music guides the game.
BoneDry TaphouseSierra Vista Open Play Soccer
Regular sessions take place at Cyr Southeast. To help cover the expense of field access and lighting, a suggested minimum donation of $1 is appreciated to support these costs.
Cyr Soccer FieldsThursday Night Concert Series
Bring your friends and enjoy a free evening concert in Veterans Memorial Park featuring The Cover Ups. They play a mix of cover rock and pop hits spanning from the 1970s through 2000, with something for all ages. The concert runs during the Thursday night summer series at the Centennial Pavilion.
Veterans Memorial ParkArtifact Mystery Night: Show & Tell
Slip into the role of a field researcher at Artifact Mystery Night, part of the Unearthed Series. Bring an intriguing item from your life, perhaps something you discovered, kept, or inherited, and place it under thoughtful investigation. At interactive analysis stations, examine each find, sketch what you see, and connect clues to piece together its past. Decide whether it points to ancient origins, a modern tale, or something in between. Arrive with a mystery of your own or simply a sharp eye for detail. The evening centers on curiosity, conversation, and discovery, and every object carries a story ready to surface.
Ethel Berger CenterDecades Party
DJ Atrix spins a Decades Party at The Onyx Grounds, showcasing music from the 70s to Y2K and beyond. Costumes from any era are welcome, from 70s groove to 80s flair, 90s grunge to 2000s glam, with the dance floor set to throwback favorites. Cover is $10 per person or $15 per couple.
The Onyx GroundsSTARGAZER KARAOKE!
Sing your heart out at a karaoke night hosted by KJ Stargazer. The spotlight is yours onstage to perform and enjoy the moment.
The Thirsty Lizard Bar & GrillBINGO!
This lively bingo night at VFW Post 9972 offers laughs, friendly company, and prizes, all in support of local veterans. Friends, family, and neighbors are welcome to take part.
James R. "Bob" Currieo VFW Post 9972Matt Felix LIVE!
Experience live music by Matt Felix while sipping a beer.
The Thirsty Lizard Bar & GrillSuper Smash Bros Ultimate Tournament!
Competitors, both new and returning, are welcome to take part. The competition continues beyond the initial start, offering ongoing opportunities to participate.
NerdtopiaMusic Bingo & Karaoke
Bone Dry Tap House presents a lively combo of two rounds of music bingo followed by karaoke. Drinks are available to pair with the games and singing in a relaxed, social setting. Match songs during bingo, then step up to the microphone to perform and keep the energy going.
Bone Dry Tap House25th Annual Hummingbird Triathlon
Sierra Vista’s 25th Annual Hummingbird Triathlon features a 400-yard swim, a 13-mile bike ride, and a 5K run. Athletes ages 10 and up can participate solo or as part of a team in female, male, or coed divisions, with chip timing capturing results. Both the start and finish take place at The Cove. Registering early can lower costs and secures an event T-shirt along with sponsor swag. Split timing delivers detailed results for each leg plus both transitions. For more information or assistance with registration, call (520) 515-4999 or email Sports@SierraVistaAZ.gov.
The CovePocket Change Band
Pocket Change Band returns to Big Nose Kate's Saloon in Tombstone to play a mix of country and classic rock songs. The performance delivers great tunes from both genres.
Big Nose Kate's SaloonSpecial Series: Intro to Yoga
MY YOGA Community Center offers a beginner friendly yoga program designed for those new to the practice as well as anyone returning to the basics. Across five 60 minute classes, participants build a foundation in essential postures and movement, learning step by step in a welcoming setting. Each session blends the steady holds of Hatha with the breath linked flow of Vinyasa, giving plenty of time to explore alignment, feel each shape, and receive guidance and assistance. Classes begin with focused breathing exercises and conclude with a brief period of meditation or reflection. The series aims to prepare participants for group yoga classes and includes a bonus 30 day unlimited pass to explore additional classes when ready.
MY YOGA Community CenterIsland Style
Come enjoy island vibes with live music from Island Style LIVE. It’s a relaxed afternoon at Az Hops and Vines, perfect for settling in and soaking up the atmosphere.
Arizona Hops and VinesPatagonia Lumber Co presents Dust Live!
Catch DUST Band for a live set at Patagonia Lumber Company. The show runs from 6:00 to 8:00 PM and there’s a $3 cover.
Patagonia Lumber Co.Lynn Crossett
Catch Lynn Crossett live at Gene’s Place in Bisbee. The show starts at 7:00 PM, and tickets are available through Bandsintown.
Gene’s PlaceUnseen Realms 2026
Explore the hidden realms through a biblical and Ancient Near Eastern lens in a twelve part class series at Strega Shop. Each session delves into the meeting point of ancient texts, spiritual warfare, esotericism, the occult, and modern understanding. Topics include the Arbitel of Magick viewed through scripture, how occult systems are organized and why that matters today, Hermetic teachings and questions about the relationship between the visible and invisible, Kabbala and sacred geometry, demonology, practical approaches to spiritual protection, perspectives influenced by Michael Heiser on the supernatural, and how divination and Tarot intersect with the Bible. This class welcomes participants from every spiritual background, with no prior experience required, and is led by instructor Will Spina. Admission is $25.
Strega ShopNorthern Jaguar Project
Cholla Rose Duir, Assistant Director of the Northern Jaguar Project, shares the mission of the NJP to safeguard and restore the world’s northernmost jaguar population, the distinctive natural habitats it depends on, and the native wildlife protected alongside it. The presentation underscores the jaguar’s role as a flagship, keystone, and umbrella species guiding this protection.
Carr HouseMike Presley & Jeanette's Oldies and Classic Country Show
Mike and Jeanette return to Doc's with a set of dance music made for moving and mingling. The atmosphere centers on shared time with friends, along with food and a fun, social vibe.
Doc's Watering HoleButterfly Walks
Join for a relaxed butterfly walk through the xeriscape garden surrounding the San Pedro House. We’ll slowly stroll and look for butterflies and other pollinators. The walk stays in the garden, so the distance is minimal, but it can still be sunny and hot, so bring a hat and some water. Binoculars are recommended, and a camera is a great idea too. Meet right in front of the San Pedro House front porch, and plan on about an hour.
San Pedro House Nature StoreSunset Ferns
Megan with Aurora Artistries leads a wine glass painting night with all supplies provided and step by step instruction. Each participant receives two glasses to decorate. The event will be held at Tombstone Brewing Company, a family-friendly venue with food and beverages available for purchase, and food and drinks are not included in the ticket price. If you cannot attend, a credit toward a future event is available with at least 48 hours notice. If the instructor needs to reschedule and the new date does not work for you, a credit for a future event will be provided.
Tombstone Brewing West EndOne Shot D&D Night
Begin by choosing a randomly generated character, then dive into a quick one shot intended to finish in about three to four hours. Quests rotate each month, so there is always something new.
The Horned TOADUrbano Book Club
The Urbano Book Club creates a welcoming space to connect over stories, coffee, and thoughtful conversation. It is open to devoted bookworms as well as anyone looking for a fresh reason to read. Each month a single title is selected, followed by an easygoing group discussion. Drinks, coffee, and light snacks are available for purchase during gatherings. Book Club Facilitator Ellen Grant Walker leads the conversations, coordinates reading plans, and fosters an inclusive environment where participants feel comfortable sharing ideas. Meetings take place monthly at Urbano.
Urbano Bar & BistroThursday Night Concert Series
Enjoy a free country music night with Dustoff at Veterans Memorial Park, held at the Centennial Pavilion. This summer concert series takes place on Thursday evenings in August, and all performances are open to the public. Bring a good attitude, get ready to sing along, and settle in for boot-stomping country hits.
Veterans Memorial ParkThe Michael Hargis Show
Experience live music with The Michael Hargis Show, featuring a mix of country, light rock, and easy listening. Seating is limited, and reservations are available.
Stampede RV ResortUnearthed Trivia Night
Put your fossil and Earth science smarts to the test at a friendly trivia competition at the Ethel H. Berger Center. Questions explore prehistoric creatures, ancient environments, and the geologic past beneath our feet. Come with a team or connect with one when you arrive. Expect a spirited atmosphere, a few surprises, and the chance to see how your knowledge stacks up. Prizes and refreshments will be available. Registration is required and costs $5 per person. To register, call (520) 417-6980. All ages are welcome.
Ethel H. Berger CenterLatin Night
The Onyx Grounds hosts a Latin dance night featuring free classes that welcome all ages and beginners. Learn salsa, bachata and more with guidance from experienced instructors, then transition into a social dance party with music across salsa, merengue, reggaeton and additional styles. DJ Adam Aponte of Atrix DJ provides the soundtrack. Food and drinks are available for purchase, including a full bar with cocktails, beer and more. Admission details include free dance classes and party entry priced at $10 per person or $15 per couple.
The Onyx GroundsBisbee Varsity Football @ Benson
Bisbee varsity football heads to Benson for an away, non-region matchup. The game is scheduled for Friday evening at Benson High School.
Benson High SchoolReiki Training Level 2 (August 22-23)
Deepen Reiki practice and expand energy work in a two-part Level 2 practitioner training designed for those who have completed Level 1. The program spans two half-day sessions that weave together teaching, conversation, and hands-on experience to build confidence and clarity. The first session introduces traditional symbols and mantras, showing how they can focus intention, support emotional and mental healing, and make distance sessions possible. It also looks at how client work can evolve at this stage, along with professional considerations and ways to strengthen intuition and energetic awareness. The second session emphasizes application. Participants receive the Level 2 attunement, practice using the symbols in partner exchanges, send Reiki across distance, and explore techniques that encourage emotional and mental balance, all with guidance and feedback to help integrate the new tools. By the end, practitioners are better prepared to use Reiki intentionally and may feel ready to begin offering sessions in a professional context. The training includes the Level 2 attunement, instruction in traditional symbols and their uses, methods for distance practice, guided practice time, course materials, and a certificate of completion. Prerequisite: completion of Reiki Level 1.
MY YOGA Community CenterBonidanza Live
Come see how green Sonoita is getting at Bonidanza LIVE, featuring live music and award-winning wine. Plan for an afternoon at Az Hops & Vines with great vibes and local flavor.
Arizona Hops and VinesArizona Author's Day
Every fourth Saturday at Boot Hill Books brings a lively Arizona Authors Day that spotlights local voices and offers a chance to meet the writers and pick up their books. The shop is known for its focus on Arizona, the Southwest, and the Old West, while stocking a wide range of other compelling reads. Featured guests are scheduled to include Terrilyn M. Trejo, a retired special education teacher and author of “I Love America Because…” and The Traveling Tales of Nacho & Lola series, with stories such as The Grand Canyon, Touring Tombstone, Día de los Muertos Celebration, and The Spirit of Christmas. AJ Mullican is a queer, neurospicy, multi-genre romance author whose work spans a broad mix of tropes and pairings, from MF romance to queer and poly relationships, alongside creative hobbies like gaming, sewing, and resin crafting. Liz Severn brings decades of experience as a freelance writer, ghostwriter, and editor, with a portfolio that includes ghostwritten young adult science titles and both contemporary and historical romances, plus numerous original historical romances and romantic intrigues. Marc Crowley is a retired American history and government teacher from southeastern Arizona who has taught multiple subjects, is an avid hiker and trumpet player, holds a degree in religious studies, and has writing credits that include a poem in the anthology Dear Vaccine, with The Coyote Writings as his first book. F. Matthew Johnson, author of “It Started WIth the Letter,” is retired from the US Army and the Department of the Army Civil Service, spent many years in Europe, enjoys genealogy, jigsaw puzzles, and travel, and now makes his home in Southern Arizona with a large family. Rob Roberts presents “A Submariner’s Tale,” a memoir tracing a journey from a difficult childhood into the demanding world of nuclear submarines and through the long-term challenges of health, bureaucracy, and resilience that followed military service. This gathering offers readers a warm way to connect with authors across children’s literature, romance, history, memoir, and poetry while exploring a bookstore with strong regional roots.
Boot Hill BooksPlanty Sundays at the Tree
Planty Sundays at the Tree sets up in the old Mesquite Tree restaurant parking lot on the hilltop where Carr Canyon Rd meets Hwy 92. The selection grows from week to week, with new plants added regularly, so returning visitors can discover something different each time.
Old Mesquite Tree Restaurant parking lotGarden Gnome
Megan with Aurora Artistries leads a wine glass painting night that includes all supplies and guided, step by step instruction. Each participant will paint two provided glasses. The event takes place at Tombstone Brewing Company, a family friendly venue where food and beverages are available for purchase, and they are not included with the ticket. If you cannot attend, a credit toward a future event is available when at least 48 hours notice is given. If the instructor must reschedule and the new date does not work, a credit for a future event will be issued.
Tombstone Brewing West EndRock Band Night
Participants can play Rock Band, the video game, on a big screen with friends. In partnership with Rage Quit Games, the event centers on group jam sessions and collaborative play.
The Horned TOADTarot Topics with Dee Let’s spread our Tarot knowledge base together! $20
Designed for seasoned Tarot practitioners, these interactive workshops with Dee focus on collaborative skill building. Sessions begin with a brief conversation about ethical considerations in divination, followed by a practical study topic where participants work together to sharpen techniques and deepen their personal practice. Held at Strega every fourth Wednesday of the month. Please bring your preferred Tarot deck. Cost is $20.
StregaRead Around
A no-cost, monthly story time takes place in the Play Area at The Mall at Sierra Vista, organized by the Sierra Vista Woman's Club. Each gathering features a read-aloud, a hands-on craft children can make there, and a book they get to bring home. It is intended for children and their families and supports shared reading in a friendly setting.
The Mall at Sierra VistaFriday Family Fun Night: Hummingbird Bingo
Get ready for a fun bingo night with a hummingbird twist, with plenty of chances to win prizes. Pre-registration is required, and you can sign up at the Oscar Yrun Community Center, by phone, or online.
Oscar Yrun Community CenterSt. David Girls Varsity Volleyball @ Tombstone
St. David’s girls varsity volleyball team heads to Tombstone for an away, non-region matchup. The game is scheduled for Friday evening at Tombstone High School.
Tombstone High SchoolPhoenix Christian Varsity Football @ Benson
Phoenix Christian’s varsity football team is on the road for a non-region matchup at Benson. The game is scheduled for Friday, August 28 at 7:00 PM (MST).
Benson High SchoolBuena Colts vs Cienega Bobcats
Catch the Buena Colts take on the Cienega Bobcats in a boys varsity football matchup at Buena High School. Tickets are available as general admission, and all purchases are non-refundable.
Buena High SchoolMonthly Pinball Tournament
The monthly pinball competition returns to Urban Axe Yard with a friendly yet competitive format. Players start in group match play to qualify, and the top four move on to a final where a single game decides the champion. Newcomers and seasoned players are both welcome. Expect lively banter, a positive atmosphere, prizes, and plenty of bragging rights.
Urban Axe YardI Know what You did in Bisbee Last Summer
Epherum teams up with Evasion for a night of music in Bisbee, welcoming friends from New Mexico. Alium arrives from Albuquerque and Taj from Grants, and Shrike plays Bisbee for the first time. Hosted by Evasion, with entry at 10 dollars at the door.
Bisbee Grand Hotel & BarDamon McLaughlin Live
Come start off your weekend in beautiful Sonoita with live music, wine, and cheese. It’s a relaxed, enjoyable hangout with wine-focused fun, including wine tasting and pairing.
Arizona Hops and VinesDate Night Travels - Thailand
An evening inspired by Thailand celebrates bright, zesty, and fresh flavors through a fixed Date Night menu with no substitutions, priced at $50 per person. The meal begins with Thai fresh spring rolls, continues with red curry chicken, and concludes with a coconut mango rice cup. This experience is part of a series that explores a different destination each time through its cuisine. For allergen information, text 520-559-3182. Frequent Flyers can handle arrangements by text rather than booking online.
Urbano Bar & BistroThe Michael Hargis Show
Hosted by Doc Holiday’s Bar, this live show features Michael Hargis and Christi performing a mix of country, lite rock, and pop favorites. The bar highlights its ice cold drinks to enjoy with the music. Attendees are encouraged to bring a tip for the band.
Allen StreetLabor Day Weekend with Pocket Change
Back to back shows are set for Labor Day weekend in Tombstone, Arizona, with performances at Big Nose Kate's on both Friday and Saturday evenings.
Big Nose Kate's SaloonMiss Sosha LIVE!
Experience free live music with Miss Sosha, bringing a captivating and mysterious vibe. Settle in and enjoy the show at no cost.
The Thirsty Lizard Bar & GrillBikes, Cars & Koffee
Bikes, Cars & Koffee brings car and motorcycle fans together at The Mall at Sierra Vista for a relaxed meet that pairs fresh coffee with a wide range of rides. Bring a vehicle to display or stroll through and talk with fellow enthusiasts. The gathering takes place in the Dillard’s parking area across from Jack in the Box. It is free to attend, open to everyone, and no sign up is needed. The event is organized by The Butterfly Club, a nonprofit that supports people impacted by cancer.
The Mall at Sierra VistaSmall Business Market
Inside The Mall at Sierra Vista, this indoor marketplace brings together more than 40 small businesses with handmade goods, treats, direct sales offerings, services, and more. Visitors can meet local makers, uncover unique finds, and enjoy a relaxed day of shopping under one roof. Scheduled on first Saturdays with additional select weekends during the year, the market also features occasional seasonal editions. It offers an easy way to support local businesses while discovering new favorites.
The Mall at Sierra VistaMonthly Women's Healing Circle at MYCC
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.
Reiki Training Level 2 (September 12-13)
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.
The Michael Hargis Show
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.
Tombstone Brewing CompanySeptember 13th Autocross
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.
Cochise College Driving TrackPatterson Observatory Public Night
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.
Beach Party with Mark Mulligan and Friends.
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.
24th Annual Dine Under The Stars
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.
Natural Building Workshop: Cob & Hyperadobe
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.
Outlaw Acres Farm, Tombstone, AZRUTA VERBENA returns to The Shady Dell Bisbee a
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.
The Shady DellReiki Training Level 3 (September 26-27)
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.
Kids Day at Carr House!
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.
Carr HouseDate Night Travels - Peru
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.
Rock Band Night
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.
The Horned TOADBMHOF Induction Ceremony and Party
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.
St. Elmo BarFeatured Artists Reception Leilani Ledesma and Joyce Genske
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.
Huachuca Art AssociationMonthly Women's Healing Circle at MYCC
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.
The Tombstone Brewery presents The Michael Hargis Show
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.
Tombstone Brewing Company97th Annual Helldorado Days!
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.
Allen Street, Tombstone, AZ35th Annual Bisbee 1000
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.
Bisbee Vogue, Inc.Dick Gravance Memorial Bull Riding
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.
Shoot Out Arena10th Annual Where They Buck Bull Riding - Oct. 23-24, 2026 - Sierra Vista, AZ.
The 10th annual bull riding event takes place in Sierra Vista, Arizona, with an expanded production planned. Additional details will be announced soon.
Sierra Vista Riding ClubDate Night Travels - Egypt
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.
Rock Band Night
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.
The Horned TOADRUTA VERBENA live at Bisbee Social Club
A Halloween prefiesta featuring Ruta Verbena brings festive energy to Bisbee Social Club. It offers an early taste of the holiday spirit.
Bisbee Social Club