Events in Sierra Vista

Unseen Realms 2026 - $25

At Strega Shop, this class opens a doorway to hidden realms through a Biblical and Ancient Near Eastern lens. Across a series of sessions, participants explore ancient writings, the structure of occult traditions, hermetic principles, kabbalah and sacred geometry, demonology, and practices for spiritual defense. The experience also considers divination, including how tarot is discussed in relation to the Bible, and engages with perspectives on the supernatural associated with Michael Heiser. It welcomes seekers of every background and requires no prior experience. Instruction is led by Will Spina. Cost is $25.

Strega Shop

Herps, Snakes, Lizards and More

Herpetologist Tom Miscione leads an educational program focused on appreciating reptiles as vital parts of the local ecosystem. With many live specimens on hand, the session offers close-up views of a wide range of snakes and lizards while sharing guidance that replaces fear with informed understanding. The photo features a mountain king snake, a harmless species that closely resembles the venomous coral snake, highlighting how look-alike patterns can cause confusion.

Yu-Gi-Oh Play

Play Yu-Gi-Oh your way, with options for open play or participation in events.

Live Music with Astra Kelly

Enjoy live music by Astra Kelly paired with a monthly potluck built around a salsa bar theme. Bring a dish to share that fits the theme or pairs well with salsa.

Electric Brewing

Ecstatic Dance & Sound Bath

Led by Vilma and Ana, this free community gathering serves as the closing celebration of the Sierra Vista Yoga Festival, centering on community, movement, and joy. The 60-minute experience begins with ecstatic dance, inviting free and authentic expression with no choreography or steps to learn, and encouraging everyone to arrive just as they are. It then transitions into a restorative sound bath as the energy of movement settles into stillness, with gentle vibrations and calming tones supporting deep rest, reflection, and renewal. The event honors the connections and inspiration of the festival weekend and aims to leave participants feeling lighter, more grounded, and more connected. No prior dance or yoga experience is required. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat, a blanket, or anything that helps you relax during the sound bath. Space is limited, so advance registration is recommended.

An Evening in Egypt

An evening at the newly upgraded Warren Peace Cafe features its first-ever backyard dinner. Seating is limited, and advance reservations are required through Warren Peace Cafe.

One Piece Constructed

This One Piece Constructed event features organized, competitive play in a tournament format. Participants can expect structured matches and opportunities to test their strategies against other players.

Outdoor Recreation

Butterfly Walk

Explore the xeriscape garden around the San Pedro House on a relaxed butterfly walk, taking time to look for butterflies and other pollinators among the plants. The route remains within the garden so the distance is short, but it can be sunny and hot, so a hat and water are recommended. Expect the outing to last about an hour. Bring binoculars, and a camera if you would like to take photos. Participants meet at the front porch of the San Pedro House. The San Pedro House is about seven miles east of Sierra Vista along Highway 90 on the south side and can be found in Google Maps.

San Pedro House

Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park

Faro Demonstrations

At Tombstone Courthouse, visitors can explore the classic Wild West card game of Faro through an interactive, educational demonstration. Volunteer dealers walk participants through the rules and gameplay while highlighting the tricks that made Faro notorious in its heyday. Participants may receive a commemorative America250 Arizona Faro chip celebrating the nation’s 250th anniversary, available while supplies last. Sessions are scheduled on Sundays, with George Howison leading on first and third Sundays and Steve Kokx on second and fourth. There is no extra charge beyond regular park entry, and real-money betting is not allowed since the program is for educational purposes only. This activity is part of Outdoors250, a celebration of America’s 250th and Arizona’s natural heritage, and participation provides an opportunity to enter Outdoors250 prize drawings by signing up. Once the dominant game of Western gambling halls for nearly a century, Faro spread with the nation’s growth and was widespread even in Washington, D.C. during the Civil War. In Tombstone, tables were common in saloons of every size, and Wyatt Earp briefly dealt Faro at the Oriental Saloon.

Us Too

Us Too performs in a shaded outdoor setting with food available. The band blends well-known songs across blues, country, and rock, offering a varied mix for listeners of different tastes.

Warren Peace Cafe

Father's Day Potluck & Chili Cook-off

This gathering honors the men who make a difference in our lives, from dads to friends and mentors, with a shared meal and a friendly chili cook-off. It is open to everyone. Participants may bring a dish to share or enter their favorite chili in the competition. The meal will follow the church service. For details about bringing a dish or joining the cook-off, contact the organizers.

Happy Hour!!!!

Bone Dry Tap House hosts a Happy Hour that lightens the start of the week with cold drinks, relaxed vibes, and friendly company. Settle in and enjoy a casual atmosphere created to add a little perk to the beginning of the week.

Tombstone Brewing West End

Arizona Skies

Led by Megan with Aurora Artistries, this family paint night provides all supplies along with step-by-step instruction. The event takes place at Tombstone Brewing Company, a family-friendly setting where food and beverages are available for purchase, though they are not included with the ticket. If attendance is not possible for any reason, a credit toward a future event is offered with at least 48 hours of notice. If the instructor needs to reschedule and the new date does not work, a credit for a future event will also be provided.

BINGO!

Enjoy an evening of Bingo at VFW Post 9972. Invite friends, family, and neighbors for laughs, good company, and prize opportunities, and help support local veterans.

Modern Mondays

A welcoming meetup focused on modern play, offering a chance to prepare for RCQ season.

S.A.L. Monday Lunch Specials

Featuring lunch specials on Monday, this event welcomes everyone.

Crafts -n- Crafts

A casual gathering of friendly people who create crafts, enjoy craft beverages, and chat about all sorts of things, with plenty of conversation devoted to crafting.

Electric Brewing

Sales & Discounts

Military and First Responders Appreciation Day!!!!!!

Bone Dry Tap House hosts a special appreciation day for military members and first responders, offering a one dollar discount on any menu item with ID. The event is a warm thank you to those who serve the community and the country.

Weekly Meetup at RSG

This weekly meetup at Rising Sun Games features relaxed Riichi Mahjong. Participants can learn the basics and take part in casual games.

Free Dinner Mixer

A friendly community mixer at the Huachuca City Lions Club pairs a complimentary dinner with a talk by local artist Jayne Almodovar. Attendees can enjoy hot dogs from the grill with chips, salad, and dessert, then hear from a creative voice from the area. Artists of all experience levels are welcome, with a special invitation to those just starting to paint. It is a relaxed chance to connect with others, share conversation, and find inspiration through art.

Huachuca City Lions Club

Sierra Vista Open Play Soccer

Open play soccer takes place at Cyr Soccer Fields on the southeast field. To help cover field and lighting expenses, a suggested minimum donation of $1 is appreciated, and contributions support continued access to the space.

Cyr Soccer Fields

City of Bisbee Swimming Pool

CQL Program : Splish Splash Story Time at the City...

Children ages 0 to 5 are invited to a story time at the City of Bisbee Baby Pool, located in Higgins Park. Families can enjoy stories filled with laughter, imagination, and water fun.

2000s Music & Movie Themed Trivia

At Urban Axe Yard, friends put their 2000s music and movie knowledge to the test in a lively atmosphere, with throws adding to the fun.

Free

Movie Matinee: 12 Angry Men

Enjoy a free Movie Matinee screening of 12 Angry Men. The event is open to all in a comfortable setting, with complimentary popcorn available while supplies last. This month’s series also includes Fargo.

Conversational Spanish Group

A relaxed Spanish conversation group gathers at Electric Brewing for friendly, real-world practice with speakers of all levels, from total beginners to native speakers. The focus is easygoing conversation with no pressure or tests, and refreshments like craft beer, kombucha, and soda are available. This weekly gathering offers a laid-back setting to build confidence by chatting face to face.

Writers Club

Authors at any stage, from seasoned to just starting out, can connect with a volunteer-run group that nurtures a lively writing community. Participants help one another, share support, and learn together in a friendly, welcoming setting. Open to ages 16 to 160.

One Piece Open Play

Enjoy a casual gathering focused on playing and meeting new people while getting the hang of the game. Decks are available for $5.00 to help you learn as you play.

Outdoor Recreation

Bird Walk at the San Pedro House

Explore the rich birdlife of the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area on a guided walk starting from the San Pedro House. This area supports more than 100 breeding species, and the San Pedro River serves as a vital migration corridor that provides water, food, and shelter for hundreds more migratory and wintering birds. Both new and seasoned bird watchers take part, and it is common to spot 30 to 60 species during the two to three hour outing. Expect moderately challenging sections with uneven ground. Bring water, a hat, and binoculars. All are welcome, though the terrain and pace may not be ideal for very young children. Dogs are not permitted. There is no fee and no reservation is required, and participants will be asked to sign a liability waiver before setting out. Meet at the San Pedro House, which can be found by searching in Google Maps. For more information, call (520) 508-4445 or email fspr@sanpedroriver.org.

San Pedro House

Layered Canvas Experience

Explore mixed media techniques as you build a personalized canvas with layered paint, color, and texture. This hands-on workshop at Ocotillo Hall focuses on creative layering to craft a one-of-a-kind piece. Participation is limited, and tickets are $30 per person, so early purchase is recommended.

Ocotillo Hall

Americas 250th Celebration Tombstone Businesses Window Decorating Contest

Businesses in Tombstone are invited to decorate their storefront windows in celebration of the nation’s 250th birthday. Sponsored by Helldorado Inc, this friendly competition includes cash prizes and judging. To be included in the judging, businesses can confirm their participation with the organizers. All businesses are welcome.

Allen Street

Halo Flashpoint Demo

Learn a new game through a simple, beginner-friendly introduction that covers the basics and helps you get started.

Xtreme Bar Bingo!

Enjoy free-to-play bingo hosted by Stargazer.

Sierra Vista Elks Lodge #2065

Public Bingo

Community members are welcome at Sierra Vista Elks Lodge #2065 for bingo that is open to everyone. Sessions are offered on Thursdays and Fridays, providing a friendly place to play and connect.

Spice Club: Horseradish

Explore new flavors while meeting fellow food lovers from the community. Participants can pick up a sample of the featured spice at the reference desk to experiment with at home, then gather for a lively conversation to trade tips, share cooking wins, and swap ideas with others. Suitable for ages 14 to 140.

Flesh and Blood

Play your favorite Flesh and Blood decks with other FAB players in a relaxed open play setting. Bring the decks you enjoy and jump into friendly matches focused on fun and gameplay.

Pokémon Mania Thursdays

Trainers from every generation can plug in for a casual to competitive Pokémon meetup focused on battling, trading, and teaming up across both modern and classic games. Bring a Game Boy, DS, 3DS, Switch, or mobile phone, along with chargers and any link cables you plan to use. Activities include private lobbies in Pokémon Champions, co-op battles and raids in Scarlet and Violet, local Pokémon Unite matches, and nostalgic link play on vintage handhelds. Whether you are into VGC-level competition or simply collecting and trading, this gathering welcomes everyone.

Nerdtopia

Music Bingo

Music bingo takes over Bone Dry Tap House with three mixes designed to keep the vibe going. Expect a lively blend of songs and lighthearted fun, ideal for relaxing with friends and a favorite drink.

BoneDry Taphouse

Burger Night

Burger Night hosted by the Military Order of the Cooties features a cheeseburger with fries for $8. The event is open to the public, and everyone is welcome.

Summer Thursday Night Concert Series

Part of the community’s summer concert series at the Centennial Pavilion in Veterans Memorial Park, this installment features the Sierra Vista Community Band. Admission is free and open to all. The ensemble is the only year-round concert band in Cochise County, bringing together more than 30 musicians from across the region, with members ranging in age from 17 to 70 and hailing from Sierra Vista, Hereford, Tombstone, Whetstone, and Fort Huachuca. For details, call Parmalee Mitchell at (520) 439-2300.

Veteran's Memorial Park

Pauper Thursdays

Enjoy Pauper format gameplay with decks built from cards that have been printed at common rarity, excluding any that appear on the format’s banned list. Bring a commons-only build and settle in for matches that follow this straightforward rule set.

Sierra Vista Open Play Soccer

Sierra Vista Open Play Soccer offers drop-in games at Cyr Soccer Fields on the Cyr Southeast field. Sessions take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays. To help cover field and lighting expenses, a minimum $1 donation is appreciated.

Cyr Soccer Fields

Southern Arizona Museum of Science and Technology

Microscope Camp 2026

Geared toward ages 7 to 12, this microscope camp is designed for young participants. Advance registration is required to attend.

Read Around

A ReadAround gathering at Playland at the Sierra Vista Mall features a reading of Where Do Butterflies Go At Night? followed by a craft activity. Free butterfly wings, with or without wire, will be available, and attendees can receive a complimentary book to take home, either the one being read or On Beyond Bugs!

Thursday Night Concert Series

A summer concert series fills Veterans Memorial Park with live music centered at the Centennial Pavilion. Bring a blanket or a chair, get comfortable, and enjoy the performances in a relaxed setting.

Veterans Memorial Park

Puzzle Exchange

Bring your love of jigsaws to a monthly puzzle exchange at the library. There is no one-for-one requirement, so you can explore and pick up new challenges with ease. This free, all-ages gathering offers a simple way to refresh your collection and connect with fellow enthusiasts.

Friday Vegan Night

At Urbano Bar & Bistro, a dedicated plant-based evening offers an elevated dining experience centered on fresh ingredients, vibrant flavors, and careful presentation. A chef-driven, streamlined menu rotates weekly, featuring healthy proteins, gluten-free choices, and inspirations drawn from farm-to-table cooking so each visit feels distinct. Reservations are required and seating is limited, and the setting reflects a fine dining environment. The night welcomes vegans, vegetarians, the health-conscious, and anyone who simply enjoys great food in a warm atmosphere. To accommodate mixed parties and different dietary preferences, select dishes can be customized with add-ons such as grilled chicken, shrimp, salmon, or ahi tuna.

Unearthed Trivia Night

At the Ethel H. Berger Center, this trivia challenge invites participants to test their knowledge of fossils, prehistoric creatures, ancient environments, and earth science. Expect friendly competition with a few surprises, along with prizes and refreshments. Participants may bring a team or be matched with one upon arrival. The cost is $5 per person, and pre-registration is required.

Ethel H. Berger Center

Friday Night Magic - Draft and Commander

This Friday Night Magic offers Commander from opening and a scheduled draft afterward. Groups of four can request on-demand Pick 2 drafts.

Electric Brewing & Bisbee Sodawerks

Karaoke with Joe & Natalie

Step up to the mic for a lively karaoke night hosted by Natalie and Joe. Whether you hit every note or lose your place, the crowd is there for the fun and the cheers. Your hosts will line up your favorite tracks, keep the energy high, and support singers of every level. Admission is free.

STARGAZER KARAOKE!

Step into the spotlight for a karaoke night featuring KJ Stargazer. Take the mic and make the stage your own.

Parking Lot Movie - "Beasts of the Southern Wild"

An outdoor parking lot screening presents Beasts of the Southern Wild, a 2012 American magical realism drama directed by Benh Zeitlin. The story centers on a courageous six-year-old who lives in a remote bayou beyond a massive levee, using her vivid imagination to cope with life on the edge of losing her parents. When a powerful storm reshapes everything she knows, she struggles to restore stability, care for her ailing father, and keep their home above water. Set in the fictional Isle de Charles Doucet, known locally as the Bathtub, the film draws inspiration from isolated fishing communities in Louisiana’s Terrebonne Parish that face erosion, hurricanes, and rising seas, notably Isle de Jean Charles, and it was filmed in Montegut. Admission is free. Attendees are encouraged to bring a comfortable chair. Refreshments will be available for a voluntary donation. If high winds or bad weather occur, the film will be shown inside the theater. These free screenings are supported by The Arizona Commission On The Arts and the Community Foundation of Southern Arizona.

Central School Project

Crochet for Adults

An adult-focused crochet session open to ages 16 and older, with a $15 fee.

Friday Family Fun Night: Dinosaur Bingo

This event offers a fun evening of bingo with a dinosaur twist, complete with prizes and a playful prehistoric feel. It is suitable for families. Advance registration is required, and sign-up takes place in person.

Thrashhammer

HGC presents Trashhammer, a trash band from Mexico, at P C's Lounge in Sierra Vista. This event is for metalheads.

P C's Lounge

BINGO!

A lively Bingo gathering at VFW Post 9972 features plenty of laughs, friendly company, and chances to win prizes. Friends, family, and neighbors can enjoy time together while supporting local veterans.

Embodiment of the Elements: Earth $10 One Page At A Time - A Solitary Witch Class

Explore the Earth element in this installment of the One Page At A Time Solitary Witch class series. The session looks at Earth as a feminine, Yin-aligned force characterized by steadiness, fertility, care, grounding, and the sustaining power of the natural world. It covers core traits of Earth and techniques that can support divination within spellwork, with an emphasis on practicality, serenity, and receptivity. Instructor: Sarah. Cost is $10, and prepayment is required to secure a seat. To reserve, call or text Strega at 214/790.5427 or email FlyingMonkeys@StregaShop.com.

Strega Shop

Desert Oil Painting

Participants can create a desert landscape for $35 per person, and all supplies are provided. Register at the gallery.

Huachuca Art Association

Genre Book Challenge: Apocalypse

Readers explore a different genre each month. Pick any book that matches the monthly theme, then gather to discuss your selection and craft a matching bookmark. A display showcases example titles and provides a booklist, or you can choose your own. Open to ages 16 to 160.

Texas Hold'em Poker

A welcoming poker meetup featuring tournament-format Texas Hold'em. The buy-in is $10. For any questions, call (520)800-4210.

Monthly Pinball Tournament

The monthly pinball tournament returns to Urban Axe Yard with a lively mix of friendly rivalry and fast-paced play. Qualifying runs in group match format, the top four advance to a final, and a single deciding game crowns the champion. All skill levels are welcome, from newcomers to seasoned wizards. Expect playful banter, a positive atmosphere, prizes, and plenty of bragging rights.

Festivals

4th Annual Stand Up 4 Freedom Street Fair

Celebrate the spirit of the Fourth at the 4th Annual Stand Up 4 Freedom Street Fair, a community event benefiting Warrior Healing Center. Browse vendor booths, grab snacks from the food court, and let kids enjoy a dedicated play area featuring a bounce house.

Doc's Watering Hole

Public Affairs Office, 3015 Carnahan St, Building 21115, Fort Huachuca, AZ 85613

Civic

Hummingbird Banding

Volunteers are needed to help monitor and band hummingbirds, offering close-up views while contributing to a regional biodiversity study that spans the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Participants support a multi-year project by the Hummingbird Monitoring Network that investigates distribution, migration, and diversity, with findings used to guide conservation efforts. No prior experience is required, since training is provided at the start of each session. This is a scientific program that follows mandatory protocols. Four or more volunteers are needed per session, with roles such as recorder, trapper, and feeder and releaser. These roles call for skills like clear handwriting and accurate data entry, good hand–eye coordination, and confident, careful bird handling. Volunteers must be U.S. citizens to enter Fort Huachuca and be at least 18 years old, or be accompanied by an adult if under 18. Visitors are welcome to observe throughout a banding session. Monitoring typically takes place every other Saturday, beginning before sunrise and running for several hours to allow for equipment setup, trapping, and breakdown. Additional help is also needed to care for five feeders at the PAO monitoring site, which are cleaned and refilled on a regular twice-weekly schedule, and those available weekly or every other week are encouraged to get in touch. To reserve a volunteer opportunity or request the latest details, contact Birgit Johnson at kyanve@gmail.com or Laura Clawson at laura_clawson@yahoo.com. For feeder maintenance specifically, contact Laura at laura_clawson@yahoo.com.

Farm-to-Table Dinner Experience

Enjoy a reservation-only farm-to-table dinner that spotlights seasonal cooking shaped by nearby farms, garden produce, and clean, simple ingredients. The Urbano kitchen builds the menu around fresh herbs and thoughtful pairings, emphasizing a health-minded, green focus throughout each course. Seating is limited, and both the full bar and the coffee bar will be available.

Private Cinema Spa Experience

Enjoy two hours of exclusive relaxation with your favorite people in a setting that blends spa comforts with a cozy cinema feel. The experience includes a warm, aromatic foot soak, 90 minutes of focused foot and leg massage, and a soothing warm towel treatment. Settle in for a private movie screening with fresh popcorn, curated snacks, non-alcoholic beverages, and a welcoming atmosphere designed for unwinding together. Ideal for friends, family, birthdays, celebrations, date nights, or simply taking time to recharge. The package is priced at $495. Enhance the occasion with optional snack and celebration additions, including cheese and crackers, fresh fruit, desserts and chocolates, a birthday tray, or a customized selection priced upon request. Guests are welcome to bring their own favorite snacks and refreshments. Premium trays can be arranged for an additional fee, with pricing provided after a consultation and final choices. Further personalize the spa portion with add-ons such as a mini toenail trim, polish application, a paraffin treatment, or an exfoliating scrub. Additional services are available for an extra fee to tailor the visit. A $20 concierge planning fee may apply for customized celebrations, specialty trays, personalized shopping, or other coordination beyond the standard experience. Relax, unwind, and savor the moment with The Foot Lady LLC.

The Foot Lady

Music Bingo & Karaoke

Bone Dry Tap House hosts a lively mix of music bingo and karaoke for a fun night out. Start with two rounds of music bingo, then keep the momentum going as the mic opens for karaoke and favorite songs take center stage. Bring friends, enjoy drinks, and make it a tradition.

Bone Dry Tap House

Reiki Training Level 1 (June 27-28)

Gain a grounded introduction to Reiki in a two-part Level 1 training built around clear instruction, open discussion, and hands-on practice in a supportive setting. The course is presented over two half-day sessions to help participants absorb the material and build confidence. The first session focuses on the foundations. Participants explore what Reiki is and how it works, the history and guiding principles, and the role of energy in wellbeing. Instruction covers core hand positions for self-care and for working with others, along with conversation about ethics, intuition, and how to create a safe healing space. The second session emphasizes practice and integration. Attendees receive a Reiki Level 1 attunement, give and receive Reiki in guided partner work, and refine hand placement and flow while learning practical ways to bring Reiki into daily life. The training also addresses self-care strategies, common experiences during sessions, and offers time for questions and reflection. By the end, participants are prepared to offer Reiki for themselves, friends, family, and pets, and leave with tools that support balance, relaxation, and wellbeing. The program includes the Level 1 attunement, guided practice, foundational techniques, self-healing methods, course materials, and a certificate of completion. No prior experience is required, only curiosity and an openness to learn.

Solquest Saturday

A monthly yard sale with a twist brings curated finds and creative experiences. Browse thrifted goods, housewares, collectibles, furniture, original art, artisan crafts, handmade jewelry and locally made items. Enjoy live music and homemade food offerings. Explore books by local authors and take part in rotating activities such as drumming, a labyrinth walk, Ki-Gong and singing bowls. A 40 foot labyrinth will be open to walk, with finger labyrinths available to try. Vendors and activities vary each month.

Solquest Retreat

Turning Up the Heat

Us Too takes the stage at High Heat Sports Bar and Grill with a high-energy mix of tunes. Look for a blend of funk, a touch of country, a dose of blues, and plenty of rock, all delivered with an upbeat vibe.

High Heat Sports Grill

Desert Sirens LIVE!

Desert Sirens is back at The Thirsty Lizard for another show.

Dragon's Gait Horseshoeing and Equine Services

Dragon's Gait Horse Owner Farrier Prep Training & Trimming 2-day Clinic

Day 1 offers a hands-on trim clinic priced at $200, focusing on performing a basic DIY trim for the average barefoot horse. Instruction covers essential hoof anatomy, safe body positioning, safety practices, and the use of tools and equipment. New rasps are provided to take home, and chaps, nippers, and stands are available. Participants may bring their own tools if they prefer or would like them evaluated. Horses are provided, though bringing your own is encouraged. Any horse brought should load, lead, tie quietly, pick up its feet, and stand for foot work. Expect frequent bending and squatting and some lifting. Day 2 is a $75 session on preparing mustangs and young or green horses for the farrier, with the goal of setting both the horse and the farrier, or you, up for success so the horse can be trimmed and doctored. Horses can be provided, and participants are encouraged to bring their own. Any horse brought should lead quietly and load. Attendance on both days is not required. A portion of proceeds supports Forever Branded, a 501(c)3 nonprofit dedicated to building community through education, engagement, and the adoption of the country’s wild horses. This is the first clinic at the facility and space is very limited, with only three participant slots available each day. Day 2 also welcomes auditors, limited to five at $20, byoc. To RSVP, email dragonhorseshoeing@gmail.com or call 936-648-9104 and include your name, the day you wish to attend, whether you are a participant or auditor, and whether you are bringing a horse. Payment details will be provided, and a half deposit is required.

Summer Yoga on the Patio

Justin leads a beginner-friendly, feel-good yoga flow on the patio, welcoming adults and teens at any movement level. No pre-registration is needed, so drop-ins are welcome. Suitable for ages 14 to 140.

Unearthing the stories of Fry Pioneer Cemetery

Explore the long overlooked history of the Yaqui and Mexican pioneers who helped build Sierra Vista. For years their graves were unmarked and hidden by overgrowth, leaving their legacies out of sight. This event brings those stories forward with care and recognition.

Henry F Hauser Museum

NBA Players Basketball Camp 8 - 12th grade

A basketball camp for students in grades 8 through 12. Athletes at the varsity, junior varsity, freshman, and sophomore levels are welcome.

Arizona Author's Day at Boot Hill Books - Every Last Saturday!

Arizona Authors Day at Boot Hill Books spotlights local writers with chances to meet them, discover new reads, and purchase their books. Local authors interested in taking part can text 520-310-2112. The focus is on celebrating homegrown talent and supporting independent bookstores.

Adult Day Camp

A playful day camp experience for grown-ups takes place at Arizona Hops and Vines. Expect lighthearted games, prizes, and plenty of laughs. Attendees can sip wine and take a relaxing break, with boxed lunches for adults and a DJ completing the vibe.

Arizona Hops and Vines

ARRL Field Day 2026

Field Day 2026 brings hands-on amateur radio to Veterans Memorial Park in Sierra Vista. A club station will be set up on site, and visitors will have the chance to operate a radio and try making contacts with hams across the United States and around the world. Promoted as the largest operating event of the year, it offers a friendly way to see ham radio in action and learn what the hobby is about.

Veteran's Memorial Park

Union Arena

This event centers on playing with anime-themed decks. Participants use their own decks for games with fellow fans.

Date Night Travels - Morocco

Date Night Travels heads to Morocco, celebrating the country’s aromatic, savory cuisine with a curated set menu. The meal begins with a bright carrot and orange salad, continues with chicken tagine, and concludes with orange blossom almond cake. The price is $50 per person. This is a set menu with no substitutions. For allergen information, text 520-559-3182. Frequent Flyers can reserve by texting the same number. Each installment of this series highlights a different destination through its food.

One Piece Color Event Purple and Yellow

A One Piece color-focused event featuring only purple and yellow decks. The spotlight stays on these two hues for a simple, themed experience.

Rummage Sale

Explore a community rummage sale featuring items from multiple families, including furniture, tools, clothing, dinnerware, and more. To donate items or reserve a seller spot, email clubmanager@vfw9972.org. Four rental spaces are available. Each space is 8 feet by 8 feet and comes with three 8-foot tables for your use, priced at $30.

Last Sunday Breakfast

Enjoy a fresh, cooked-to-order breakfast as the month winds down, perfect for sharing with friends and family. All are welcome, and proceeds go toward supporting veterans and building community.

The Country Divas Live

A live tribute to the women of country music takes the stage at The K Palace Theater. After selling out last year, the concert returns to celebrate their music.

The K Palace Theater

JUN29

Karaoke Night

At the Yard, guests can belt out songs or cheer for their group. There is a place for everyone, with plenty of time to enjoy axes, shared laughter, and memorable moments throughout the event.

JUN30

City of Bisbee Swimming Pool

CQL Program : Splish Splash Story Time

Children ages 0-5 can enjoy Splish Splash Story Time. The event will be held at the City of Bisbee Baby Pool, located in Higgins Park in Old Bisbee. Families can expect story adventures with laughter, imagination, and water fun.

JUL1

4th of July Star

Express your creativity in a hands-on session where you paint a star with a patriotic theme to bring a personal touch to your holiday decor. Advance registration is required, and in-person registration is available at the Oscar Yrun Community Center.

JUL2

Wine & Design - Noah Hernandez

Enjoy a relaxed sip and paint night led by Noah Hernandez of Desert Dragon Art & Design. A local mural artist with five years of experience and a focus on nature and wildlife scenes, Noah provides step-by-step acrylic instruction so participants of any skill level can finish a piece they feel proud of. The experience suits date nights, a friends night out, or a creative outing for moms and kids. Tickets are $35 per person and include an 11 by 14 inch canvas, easel, apron, brushes and supplies, plus two glasses of wine or an alternative beverage. Please enter through the South Lot. Expect a welcoming atmosphere that encourages unwinding, laughter, and creativity as you sip, paint, and create together.

JUL2

Cochise County Corral of the Westerners Campfire

Schieffelin Hall hosts a Campfire gathering presented by the Cochise County Corral of the Westerners, a group that blends enjoyment with a mission to keep the heritage of the frontier era and the Old West alive. As part of their monthly Campfires, this event focuses on celebrating and preserving both documented history and the stories that have become legend.

Schieffelin Hall

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BNK First Friday July: Stars, Strips & Spirits

First Friday at Big Nose Kate’s Saloon brings a Stars, Stripes and Spirits celebration in The Shaft, blending shopping, giveaways, and live music. Shoppers who spend $25 or more in The Shaft earn an entry for a chance to win one of two $25 gift certificates, with winners selected by drawing and no need to be present. Browse merchandise marking America 250 along with patriotic apparel, Tombstone souvenirs, unique gifts, and western accessories, then enjoy live music to round out the festivities. A casual toast, a little shopping, and a salute to the American spirit come together under one roof.

Big Nose Kate's Saloon

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First Friday July: Red, White & Well Dressed

The Shady Lady’s Closet hosts a festive shopping event featuring the latest pieces, patriotic styles, and western-inspired apparel with coordinating accessories, along with marked-down items. An America 250 prize drawing will take place during the event, and complimentary refreshments will be available. It brings together browsing, celebration, and savings in one visit.

Shady Lady's Closet

The Michael Hargis Show

The Michael Hargis Show brings a live set filled with country, light rock, and easy listening favorites. Seating is limited, so reservations are recommended. To reserve a spot, call 520-457-3738.

Karaoke Nights

Step up to the mic at Karaoke Nights with DJ Dante, presented by Inferno Entertainment. This all-ages event features professional sound and a spirited atmosphere with back-to-back songs. It is free to attend. Food and beverages are available for purchase. Whether you are new to the mic or a seasoned singer, you will have a chance to shine.

The Onyx Grounds

Pets & People Promenade

Celebrate America’s 250th with a pet-friendly promenade at Veteran’s Memorial Park in Sierra Vista. Enjoy a casual walk where people and their pets can stroll together. Pets of all kinds are welcome.

Veteran's Memorial Park

Firework Celebration

Tombstone's annual fireworks show takes place at Medigovich Field, filling the sky with color and celebration. Because it is wildfire season, the display depends on fire weather conditions and may be adjusted to ensure safety.

Outdoor Recreation

4th of July night ride party

A nighttime ride party gathers at T Hill, then heads to the Dragoons for a campfire, additional fireworks, and music. The route works for any type of vehicle, even regular cars. Attendees can bring their own beverages and are encouraged to drink responsibly. Tents are welcome for anyone who wants to camp. Expect a relaxed setup with a friendly crowd and good company.

T Hill

Palominas July 4th Parade 2026

A festive community parade in Palominas celebrates 250 years of the country. The recommended viewing spot is by the school near Palominas Road and Route 92. Anyone who wants to be part of the procession can line up at the Fire Station on Palominas Road, with no sign-up or fees required. After the parade, kids can enjoy a free carnival at Palominas Church.

Church of Palominas

Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park

Independence Day Celebration

Celebrate America’s 250th anniversary at Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park with a day of living history. Try your hand at faro, the Old West card game linked to Wyatt Earp, during interactive demonstrations, hear from interpretive guides who add context beyond the exhibits, and take in a historian-led program that connects the area’s past to the American Revolution. Explore a student postcard showcase featuring reflections from Arizona K-12 learners about what they love about the state and their hopes for the nation’s future. Families may request a Junior Ranger activity. All offerings are included with regular museum admission. Faro activities are held on the first floor. A talk by Lisa Howison on Spanish support during the American Revolution takes place in the historic courtroom. An ADA ramp is available, however the second floor, including the courtroom, is accessible only by stairs due to the building’s historic design. The museum does not have air conditioning, and indoor temperatures are typically in the low to mid 80s, so bring water. Only water is permitted inside.

Discover Tombstone Monthly Market July 4th

Discover Tombstone vendors gather in the Tombstone Art Gallery parking lot, set between the Art Gallery and the Distillery, for a market featuring original artwork, locally handcrafted woodwork, handmade stuffed animals, earrings, chokers, and 1880s-style hats, with more to explore. For details on who will be there, see the event’s discussion section.

Tombstone Art Gallery

4th Of July With Chalako The Band @ St Elmo Bar Bisbee AZ

Celebrate the Fourth of July with Chalako The Band at St Elmo Bar.

St Elmo Bar

Sierra Vista Summer Small Business Market

Celebrate community and creativity at the Sierra Vista Summer Small Business Market. Discover local offerings and enjoy a cheerful shopping experience in a warm, upbeat setting.

Tombstone Monthly Market & Craft Fair

The Discover Tombstone Monthly Market teams up with the Tombstone Craft Fair to create a combined marketplace in the Auto Corral parking lot. It brings both happenings together in one convenient spot for an easy, all-in-one market and craft fair experience.

O.K. Corral

JUL5

Tombstone Community Congregational Church

America's Potluck - Celebrating 250th

America's Potluck is part of a nationwide commemoration of the nation's 250th anniversary. Held at the carport by the parsonage on the church's west side, the event will feature hot dogs with fixings provided by the church, and no extra side dishes are requested. It emphasizes shared freedoms and a welcoming sense of belonging.

JUL5

Bats!

Local naturalist Jeff Babson leads a presentation on Arizona’s bats, highlighting the state’s 29 species, a tally exceeded by only one other state. The talk explores the wide range of bat diversity found here and the unique adaptations that help these animals thrive after dark, offering an informative look at the creatures that fill the evening sky.

JUL6

July Summer Camp PM Jewelry from the Earth: Crafting with Care

Young creators ages 7 to 12 can explore jewelry making with an earth-inspired theme in this afternoon summer camp at Oscar Yrun Community Center. The price is $70 per child per week.

JUL7

Inside Archaeology

Archaeologist Dr. Megan Moungey leads a talk on what it truly means to be an archaeologist, covering mammoth finds in the area and the modern tools and methods used in the field. The program offers a clear look at the science behind uncovering the past.

Ethel H. Berger Center

JUL7

CQL Program : Splish Splash Story Time at the City of Bisbee Baby Pool

Splish Splash Story Time is for children ages 0 to 5 and takes place at the City of Bisbee Baby Pool in Higgins Park in Old Bisbee. Families will dive into story adventures.

Bisbee Swimming Pool

JUL8

Henry F. Hauser Museum and Gift Shop

Pottery Puzzle Lab

Kids explore archaeology through a creative, hands-on project. They design their own pottery inspired by traditions of the Southwest, then carefully break and rebuild it to learn how archaeologists reconstruct the past from fragments. This program is free, and pre-registration is required.

JUL8

Tarot in Practice $20

Strengthen your tarot reading skills in a hands-on practice session focused on a variety of spreads and the Tarot in Story approach. The session costs $20 and is part of a monthly series. Instruction is provided by Mama Dee and Linda Sue. Participants should bring their own tarot deck. To reserve a spot in the series, contact Strega by phone at 214.790.5427 or by email at FlyingMonkeys@StregaShop.com.

Strega Shop

JUL9

Free

Open Mic

Enjoy a free community open mic at Urbano Bar & Bistro that welcomes writers, musicians, reading enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a relaxed night out. Participants can share original short stories, poems, or music, while others can cheer on local talent and savor a limited food menu along with full coffee and liquor options. Hosted by Beth Orozco of Cochise College.

JUL9

July Summer Camp PM Jewelry from the Earth: Crafting with Care

This afternoon July camp offers a hands-on introduction to jewelry making with a focus on careful craftsmanship. It is designed for children ages 7 to 12 and is priced at $70 per child per week.

JUL9

Sugar Cookie Day

Celebrate Sugar Cookie Day with a hands-on baking session where participants will form, bake, and decorate their own sugar cookies. Advance registration is required, and space is limited.

JUL10

Dancing

Decades Party

Step into your favorite era at The Onyx Grounds as DJ Atrix spins crowd-pleasers from the 70s through Y2K and beyond. Attendees are welcome to dress in decade-inspired looks, from groovy 70s styles to rad 80s, grunge 90s, or glam 2000s, and enjoy a night on the dance floor. Cover is $10 per person or $15 per couple.

The Onyx Grounds

JUL10

Crochet for Adults

A crochet session open to ages 16 and up. The fee is $15, and the location is the Oscar Yrun Community Center.

Seafood Sensation Experience

Seafood Sensation at Urbano Bar & Bistro presents a relaxed, coastal-inspired dinner built around a classic seafood boil prepared fresh for guests with reservations. The shared spread brings together crab, jumbo shrimp, sausage, sweet corn, and seasoned potatoes simmered in aromatic spices and served family style for a convivial meal. Drinks can be paired from the full bar and wine list, along with specialty cocktails and craft coffee, to round out the evening with friends and family. This Saturday Night Dinner Experience is reservation only and crafted specifically for those who book ahead, with limited seating. Urbano Bar & Bistro also offers rotating Saturday Dinner Experiences throughout the month, including a chef curated multi course Pairings Experience on the first Saturday, Seafood Sensation on the second, a Chef's Cut showcasing premium meats on the third, and a Farm to Table dinner highlighting seasonal, locally sourced ingredients on the fourth.

Monthly Women's Healing Circle at MYCC

This monthly women’s healing circle creates an intentional, caring space for sharing, growth, and connection grounded in trust, authenticity, and spiritual awareness. Participants can speak openly from the heart, be witnessed without judgment, and reconnect with inner wisdom, intuition, and feminine energy. The gathering invites compassion for emotional and ancestral healing, celebrates the beauty, strength, and rhythms of womanhood, and encourages attunement to the guidance of Earth, the moon, and the stars. It also fosters a sense of togetherness so no one feels alone. The fee is $15, and the circle meets each month to support ongoing connection and healing.

Bikes, Cars & Koffee

Coffee and horsepower come together at The Mall at Sierra Vista with a relaxed meetup featuring a mix of cars and motorcycles and the enthusiasts who enjoy them. Expect fresh coffee, friendly conversations, and a casual setting in the Dillard’s parking lot. This monthly gathering is free, open to the public, and requires no registration. It is hosted by The Butterfly Club, a nonprofit that supports people impacted by cancer.

Warren Ballpark - The Nation's Oldest Ballpark

BFBC CO-ED SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT

This fundraiser supports the Bisbee Football Booster Club with a co-ed lite tournament played in a double elimination format. Competition takes place on one field with a maximum of eight teams. The event allows three home runs or the use of home run bands. Participants must be 18 or older, and teams are asked to bring their own Classic M balls. Entry options are listed as $10 per player or $100 for the whole team, and a team fee of $250 is also stated. For details or questions, contact BisbeeFootballBoosterClub@gmail.com.

Jay Faircloth LIVE — AZ Hops & Vines - Not Your Average Winery

Jay Faircloth performs live on stage for a fun Sunday.

Arizona Hops and Vines

Fundraisers

Gal in Sierra Vista with the biggest heart PIN UP CONTEST

O'Dochartaigh Peer Support Incorporated presents a vintage-themed pin-up competition alongside a community car show to raise funds for its non-clinical peer support work and its mission to prevent suicide. The organization offers eight free, peer-led programs in Cochise County that help people facing depression and emotional challenges with hands-on support, including building home hygiene and daily routines, one-on-one sit-in support, and reintegration techniques. It is founded and operated by a state-certified Peer and Recovery Support Specialist. Pin-up contestants may select a favorite Americana era from the 1930s through the 1970s. The focus is compassion, confidence, community spirit, and classic style, with an emphasis on heart, personality, and community involvement rather than appearance. Those who serve the community through care, education, safety, military service, or volunteer work are invited to share what drives them to give back. Looks must stay true to the chosen retro decade and remain family friendly, and modern styles are not allowed. The car show is open to classic vehicles up to model year 1999. Registration fees are $50 for pin-up contestants, $30 for cars, and $25 for vendors, and all proceeds benefit O'Dochartaigh Peer Support programs. Highlights include awards, raffles, vendors, music, and a welcoming community atmosphere. Businesses can support the pin-up competition with items such as grab-bag goodies, sashes, trophies, water, and similar contributions.

Town Center Sierra Vista

San Pedro House Nature Store & San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area Visitor Information

Hummingbird Banding

As many as ten species of hummingbirds travel the San Pedro River's leafy corridor, using it as a pathway between their tropical wintering grounds and nesting areas to the north. The public is invited.

JUL12

Special Event: Rejuvenating Yoga Nidra & Sound Immersion

This returning special event offers a 90-minute experience devoted to relaxation and rejuvenation through a blend of yoga nidra and a soothing sound immersion. A skilled practitioner guides participants through progressive practices that calm the outermost layers of awareness and lead into subtler inner stillness, bringing the whole being into deep rest. Once settled, a sound healing facilitator creates an immersive landscape of rejuvenating tones and frequencies to help bring mind and body into resonance. After returning to wakeful awareness, light refreshments are served. The fee is $30. Bring your own mat or borrow a studio mat, and all other props and equipment are provided. Sign up is available on Punchpass.

JUL12

Tombstone Brewing Company

The Michael Hargis Show

At Tombstone Brewing Company, The Michael Hargis Show brings live music to the patio with a mix of country, light rock, and well-known hits. Enjoy a refreshing beer and food from the diner while you listen. Admission is free and open to all, and tips for the performers are appreciated.

JUL13

July Summer Camp AM Songwriters in the Making: Craft Your Own Hits

Lively, hands-on songwriting sessions geared toward young music fans. Kids can explore their creative potential through creating songs in a playful setting.

JUL14

CQL Program : Splish Splash Story Time at the City of Bisbee Baby Pool

Open to children from birth to age five, this storytime takes place at the City of Bisbee Baby Pool in Higgins Park in Old Bisbee. Families can enjoy story adventures together.

Bisbee Swimming Pool

JUL14

July Summer Camp AM Songwriters in the Making: Craft Your Own Hits

Young music enthusiasts can dive into a lively, hands-on songwriting experience created just for kids. It offers a welcoming space to tap into their creativity and express themselves while crafting songs.

JUL16

Haunt Me

The Bisbee Grand hosts San Antonio band Haunt Me for a night of darkwave and post punk. Listeners who enjoy Interpol, The Cure, and Joy Division will feel right at home, with influences that also span The Smiths, The Strokes, Hers, Arctic Monkeys, Depeche Mode, and New Order. The set highlights songs from their 2025 album Watch You Bleed, a release that earned critical and commercial acclaim, as the group takes its live show on tour.

Bisbee Grand Hotel & Bar

JUL16

Cochise Summer Sticker Design Contest

At the Copper Queen Library in Bisbee, this annual sticker design event offers a creative space for youth ages 13 to 23 to explore community building and imagine what makes neighborhoods in Arizona healthy, safe, and thriving. Participants design an original sticker that reflects their vision, and every submission is entered into a contest. The top three designs receive prizes and will be printed for distribution throughout the year at RAZE community events. To participate, entrants must be between 13 and 23, currently reside in Coconino, Pinal, Yuma, or Cochise County, and attend an in-person event. Designs must be original and not created with AI.

Copper Queen Library

JUL17

The Michael Hargis Show

Enjoy a live performance by The Michael Hargis Show with a blend of country, light rock, and easy listening. Seating is limited, so call 520-457-3738 to reserve.

JUL17

Crochet for Adults

This crochet session is designed for adults. It welcomes participants ages 16 and older and has a $15 fee.

Sierra Vista Collectibles & Firearms Show

A local gun show in Sierra Vista takes place at The Sierra Vista Mall, presented by Arizona Collectibles & Firearms.

Dancing

Learn to Dance Party! Food Drive for Peach's Pantry!

For anyone who has watched the Cupid Shuffle or the Wobble sweep the dance floor and wished they knew the moves, this beginner-friendly dance party at Summit Fitness offers a welcoming way to learn. The session breaks down favorite group dances, beginning with classics like the Electric Slide, the Cupid Shuffle, and the Wobble, then continuing with newer hits such as Copperhead Road, Shivers, Church Clap, Flex, Boots on the Ground, and more. No prior experience is needed. The pace stays simple, the setting is relaxed and supportive, and the focus is on having fun while building confidence for weddings, parties, and community gatherings. Wear comfortable clothing and consider bringing water. Light snacks and water will be available. Admission is a donation of five nonperishable food items to support Peach’s Pantry as supplies are gathered for the back-to-school season. The event welcomes the community and does not require a gym membership, though nonmembers must sign a waiver to participate. Minors must attend with an adult.

Summit Fitness

Prehistoric Movie Night: Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs

Settle in for a family friendly screening of Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs at Oscar Yrun Community Center, complete with a playful ice cave atmosphere. Enjoy themed snacks like Mammoth Munch and Dino Eggs, plus pizza and refreshments during the film. Play along with Movie Bingo for a chance to win prizes. All ages are welcome. Bring a blanket or anything cozy for extra comfort. Admission is $5 per person. Advance registration is required. Register in person at the Ethel H. Berger Center or by calling 520-417-6980.

Live @ Big Nose Kate's in Tombstone AZ

Pocket Change Band brings a lively blend of country and classic rock to Big Nose Kate's Saloon in Tombstone. The music is set to keep dancers moving while also offering plenty for listeners who want to relax and take it in.

Big Nose Kate's Saloon

Special Series: Intro to Yoga

MY YOGA Community Center presents a welcoming five-class introduction to yoga for newcomers and for anyone interested in refreshing the fundamentals. Each 60-minute session focuses on essential postures and movement, blending gentle Hatha holds with Vinyasa-style breath and flow. Classes begin with breathwork and conclude with a short period of meditation or reflection. The environment encourages exploration, questions, and personalized guidance to help participants feel comfortable and prepared for group yoga classes. The series comes with a special offer of a bonus 30-day unlimited pass to make it easier to explore additional classes when ready.

JUL19

100 Western Women

Jan Cleere discusses the women who helped shape Arizona, drawing on more than a decade of profiles from her monthly Arizona Daily Star column, Western Women. Those stories have been gathered in her new book, 100 Western Women: the Bold, Brave, Gutsy Women of Arizona’s Past. The talk focuses on the grit and contributions of figures from across the state. It also notes local history, including John and Ila Healey, residents of the meadow below Carr House from 1936 to 1972. Ila was remembered in Carr Canyon for capturing a live mountain lion and packing it to the ranch tied behind her saddle, while the horse’s reaction went unrecorded.

JUL19

The Bold, Brave, Gutsy Women of Arizona's Past — Jan Cleere

Jan presents stories of Arizona women distinguished by courage, boldness, and grit.

JUL20

July Summer Camp AM Improv Explorations: Unleashing Creative Freedom

This program provides a supportive, structured setting where kids can explore improvisation. With guidance from an instructor, participants collaborate on improvisational sketches and tap into their creativity.

JUL20

Paton Center for Hummingbirds

One shot D&D night

Settle in for a one shot with two DMs hosting two short games across two tables. Start by choosing a randomly generated character, then dive into an adventure designed to wrap up in about three to four hours. The quests change every month, so returning players can expect fresh challenges and new stories each time.

The Horned TOAD

JUL22

Civic

Paton Center Habitat Ambassadors

At the Paton Center for Hummingbirds, this hands-on stewardship effort teams participants with the Tucson Bird Alliance restoration crew to improve and care for habitat across the center’s grounds. The program supports ongoing restoration work by TBA’s restoration department and focuses on maintaining healthy natural areas for wildlife.

JUL22

July Summer Camp AM Improv Explorations: Unleashing Creative Freedom

This morning summer camp focuses on improvisation, giving kids a chance to stretch their creativity and practice spontaneous expression. It is designed for ages 7 to 12. The cost is $70 per child per week.

JUL23

Little King in Bisbee, AZ

Little King brings progressive rock to an intimate venue in Bisbee, Arizona. With nearly three decades and eight albums to its name, the internationally recognized group is known for melodic, dynamic music delivered with both passion and precision. Expect bold stage energy in a close-up setting that showcases their live musicianship. It is a rare opportunity to experience their performance at close range.

Gene's Place

JUL23

Thursday Night Concert Series | Desert Swing

Settle in for live music as part of the Summer Concert Series at the Centennial Pavilion in Veterans Memorial Park. The concerts are free and open to everyone, creating a friendly atmosphere to enjoy performances in the park.

Veterans Memorial Park

JUL23

July Summer Camp AM Improv Explorations: Unleashing Creative Freedom

Designed for ages 7 to 12, this summer camp focuses on improvisation while encouraging creativity and self-expression. The cost is $70 per child per week.

JUL24

Crochet for Adults

This crochet session is designed for adults at the Oscar Yrun Community Center. It is open to ages 16 and older and costs $15.

JUL24

Brady Seals- Full Band

Brady Seals performs live at Tombstone City Hall in Tombstone. This is a ticketed show featuring the artist on stage at the city hall.

Tombstone City Hall

JUL24

July Summer Camp AM Improv Explorations: Unleashing Creative Freedom

This program gives kids a chance to express creativity in a welcoming, organized setting while they try improv. Guided by an instructor, participants take part in improv sketches together.

Miss Sosha LIVE!

This event features free live music from Miss Sosha, a captivating and mysterious performer.

July 25th, 2026 Bull Riding

Experience high-energy bull riding in Tombstone with some of the best bulls and riders, designed for all ages and offered four times a year. Gates open two hours before the event begins, with food and shopping available from vendors at that time, and a preshow starting one hour before the main action. Tickets are released after the previous month’s event concludes, with limited gate sales only if seats remain and higher prices at the gate. Presale prices are Adult 20.00, Kids ages 4 to 12 are 15.00, Kids 3 and under are free, Oh Shoot Zone 35.00, and VIP 100.00. At-the-gate prices are Adult 25.00, Kids ages 4 to 12 are 20.00, Kids 3 and under are free, Oh Shoot Zone 40.00, and VIP 105.00. Dry RV parking and overnight camping are available for 10.00 per 24 hours.

Shoot Out Arena

Kids Day at Carr House!

Explore why Earth’s water supply remains constant even as it changes forms. This Kids Day focuses on how the water cycle works and includes a creative art project to help illustrate the process. All children must be accompanied by a parent.

Slithery Saturday

Slithery Saturday is presented as a free event with no admission fee.

Bull Riding in Tombstone Arizona

Experience live bull riding in Tombstone at the Shoot Out Arena, where powerful bulls and seasoned riders square off in a high-energy showcase. Look for quick bursts of action, daring rides, and the unmistakable excitement of the sport.

Shoot Out Arena

JUL26

Date Night Travels - Argentina

Explore Argentina’s rich, down-to-earth cooking with Date Night Travels. The prix fixe menu features chimichurri crostini, a bistro-style entraña steak, and dulce de leche flan. The cost is $50 per person. This recurring series spotlights a different destination on the last Sunday of each month, offering a flavorful tour of international cuisine. Frequent Flyers can bypass online booking by texting 520-559-3182 with party size and preferred departure hour. The menu is fixed and substitutions are not available. For allergen details, text the number provided.

JUL26

Rattlesnake and Toad Avoidance training

Help your dog learn to steer clear of rattlesnakes and harmful toads with a focused avoidance session at Fur Seasons Pet Manor. Guided by a trained animal expert, dogs are carefully introduced to realistic visual, auditory, and scent cues for either rattlesnakes or toads so they learn to recognize and avoid them in the future. Jill Cruz personally handles each dog, and training is conducted one at a time to keep the focus on safety and learning. Dogs must be at least six months old. An electronic collar is part of the process. If your dog has medical concerns such as heart issues or a history of seizures, consult a veterinarian beforehand. Participants select either rattlesnake avoidance or toad avoidance, and a single dog cannot do both. The cost is $125 per dog. Registration is available by phone at 832-216-5875, and Jill can answer questions and help determine the most suitable option. Space is limited.

JUL27

KARAOKE NIGHT EVERY MONDAYS AT THE YARD

Urban Axe Yard hosts a karaoke night that welcomes both singers and supporters. Guests can take the mic or cheer from the sidelines in a lively atmosphere, with plenty of chances to have fun with the axes, share laughs, and create memorable moments.

JUL30

Festivals

Southwest Wings: Summer Festival

Southwest Wings celebrates the rich variety of birds, mammals, reptiles, and insects that thrive in the sky islands of southern Arizona. This nature festival highlights this distinctive habitat and the wildlife that call it home.

AUG1

Featured Artists Reception Darlene Everhart and Darla St Pierre

This reception offers an opportunity to meet this month's featured artists and discover more about their artwork. Light refreshments will be served.

Huachuca Art Association

AUG5

Henry F. Hauser Museum and Gift Shop

Fossil 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.

AUG7

The Shotgun Cafe presents The 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.

American Legion Post 24 Tombstone AZ

AUG7

Civic

Purol Heart Day

A small ceremony in the Canteen will honor Purple Heart recipients.

AUG8

Monthly 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.

AUG8

Cowboy 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.

AUG9

Tombstone Brewing Company

The Tombstone Brewery presents The 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.

AUG16

Northern 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.

AUG21

The Shotgun Cafe presents The 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.

AUG22

Reiki 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.

AUG29

Epherum Presents: I 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 & Bar

AUG30

Date 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.

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