The best things to do in Yavapai County

Local Navajo tribespeople make the selection of rugs available from this popular store.

Spacious art gallery exhibiting classical to modern paintings, sculptures, jewelry & glass art.

Laid-back gallery featuring rotating art exhibits & an outdoor sculpture garden.

Surreal, fantasy landscape paintings by the namesake artist showcased in a rustic cottage.

Need a creative jolt this week? At Ian Russell Gallery of Fine Art, you'll find Prescott originals, handcrafted sculpture, artisan jewelry, glass and mixed media from local and nationally known artists... then you can pretend you planned that wall glow-up all along.

From the Prescott newsletter, September 10, 2026

Sedona Film Festival Theatres keeps the screen lively with indie standouts, classic throwbacks, and offbeat nights that aren’t just movies. Think outdoor Movies on the Move, live concerts, mind-bending magic, and even psychic comedy. Perfect for a midweek reset that feels very Sedona.

From the Sedona newsletter, October 21, 2026

Looking to play, sweat, then eat with a view, The Club at Prescott Lakes pairs a Hale Irwin-designed 18 with a state-of-the-art Athletic Center, indoor and outdoor pools, tennis and pickleball, plus The Grille’s contemporary American plates.

From the Prescott newsletter, October 10, 2026

Modern multiplex chain showing blockbusters & a few independent films; some venues offer childcare.

Family-oriented fixture offering mini-golf, laser tag, arcade games and bowling.

Picture Show at Frontier Village has reserved seating and plush electric recliners, so you can actually relax while catching new releases without driving to the Valley. Perfect for an easy Prescott night out this week, sneak in a midweek flick and thank us when the credits roll.

From the Prescott newsletter, August 30, 2026

Prescott Golf Club hits that sweet spot for locals who want a semi-private par-72 with quick bentgrass greens, generous landing areas and enough undulation to keep you honest. Dial it in at the double-sided practice facility, then reward yourself at Redwoods Grill with mountain views and a worthy burger.

From the Prescott newsletter, September 3, 2026

Craving a quick nine or a full day outside, Antelope Hills Golf Course has 36 holes of championship golf with scenic views and a chill vibe locals love. Tee it up with friends, then refuel at the Manzanita Grille where breakfast through dinner keeps the conversations going.

From the Prescott newsletter, October 27, 2026

Sedona International Film keeps the reels spinning year round with carefully curated indie gems, outdoor Movies on the Move screenings, plus live concerts and comedy that punch above their weight. Check the Now Showing lineup at the Mary D. Fisher Theatre and make a midweek plan that feels nicely un-touristy.

From the Sedona newsletter, October 28, 2026

This week, when you need two hours off the red rocks and into something loud, funny, or unexpectedly artsy, Harkins Theatres Sedona has the current biggies, the occasional indie, and that signature popcorn you swear you won't finish but always do.

From the Sedona newsletter, October 14, 2026

Prescott Outdoors is now exclusively at Lynx Lake with kayaks, canoes, stand up paddle boards, and a pedal boat, plus night paddles with sunset-to-moonrise views and s’mores after. Perfect for a quick after-work float or a mellow weekend reset that feels like a mini vacation without leaving town.

From the Prescott newsletter, August 10, 2026

Capital Canyon Club pairs Tom Weiskopf Signature fairways with the kind of mountain air and Ponderosa views that make a weekday round feel like a mini vacation. Expect Prescott Valley and San Francisco Peaks scenery plus post-round dining that actually feels like a treat, not an obligation.

From the Prescott newsletter, October 20, 2026

Challenging golf course with a desert landscape.