Events in Yavapai County, AZ

Strategic Network Partners holds morning meetings. Attendance is free.

A collaboration between Verde Canyon Railroad and Liberty Wildlife in Phoenix offers a chance to see birds of prey at the depot, including hawks, owls, falcons, vultures, and eagles. On certain dates each month, volunteers from Liberty Wildlife introduce rescued animals used for education to passengers on the patio before the afternoon train departs, sharing insights about these species. The program is open to all. From June through August, the focus shifts to Reptiles at the Rails.

Afternoon Recess offers adaptive recreation for adults with different physical and intellectual abilities. Parks and Recreation staff will be on-site to facilitate activities. Participation is free with a Recreation Center membership or available with a $5 day pass. Parents, guardians, or caregivers must remain on-site.

Learn the basics of line dancing in a beginner-friendly class. Drop in for $3 per class.

Explore the 42 Combination Form, which brings together movements from the Chen, Wu, and Sun styles with Yang Family Style. At a comfortable pace, participants can develop balance, flexibility, coordination, concentration, and mindfulness through graceful movements that blend gentle exercise with moving meditation. No prior Tai Chi experience is required. The course is suitable for beginners and those who have practiced another form, and the session covers the first 18 to 20 postures.

Ladies are invited to a girls’ night out at Badger’s Den. Scan to reserve a spot.

Meet at Mile High Beer Project for a social run, with a likely route through the square to Granite Creek Trail, around the park, and back. All paces are welcome, from walkers to speedy runners.

Hands-on automotive workshops focus on two core topics. The electrical systems session introduces batteries, fuses, and circuits, offers practice with a multimeter, and covers how to troubleshoot common issues. A separate brakes session explains how braking systems function, identifies key components, and shows what to look for when inspecting brake pads and rotors. No prior automotive experience is required, and questions are welcome. Space is limited, so advance registration is recommended.

Experience a three-day mountain biking celebration in Sedona, Arizona that brings together a central expo, bike demos, shuttled rides, and gear vendors. Enjoy a beer garden, live bands, and food trucks, and take part in skills clinics. The event centers on riding Sedona's red singletrack, creating a full lineup of trail time, learning, and entertainment for MTB enthusiasts.

The Tumbleweed Vintage Market returns to Chino Valley for two days of shopping and food. Visitors can support local small businesses, with more details to come.

At SpiritQuest Sedona Retreats, this intimate weekend program offers a supportive space to explore what may feel missing in life, quiet inner chatter and the ego-driven mind, and reconnect with a deeper sense of purpose. Guided by the retreat team, sessions emphasize peace, balance, and mindfulness, sharing practical tools to re-center and cultivate love at a deep level of consciousness. Group size is intentionally limited to encourage meaningful connection and ease everyday stress. In a world that often pushes people into constant survival mode, the experience encourages slowing down, being present, and living with gratitude while becoming more aware of the people and moments around you. Participants may also arrange optional one-on-one sessions by arriving a day early or staying a day after the retreat.

Explore BELLARRI jewelry featuring gemstones, vibrant colors, and fine craftsmanship, with special pricing during the trunk show. Ten percent of proceeds will benefit the Yavapai Humane Society, and the event is pet-friendly. Visitors can enter a giveaway by stopping in for a chance to win a custom 14-karat rose gold teddy bear pendant with genuine diamonds from the TEDDY Collection. The featured pendant has an estimated retail value of $2,400.

A retreat in Sedona focused on fun, relaxation, and nature. A few spaces are available.

Explore a selection of raw, local, and artisan honey from Sedona Bee Co LLC, including barrel-aged and creamed varieties. Visitors can meet the makers, sample the honey, and learn what goes into each jar.

Freehub partners with the Sedona Mountain Bike Festival and the Sedona International Film Festival to present a special premiere of Freehub PRESENTS: A Mountain Bike Film Festival at the Sedona International Film Festival Theatres. This curated program features films from renowned creators and talented newcomers in mountain biking, all crafted for the full big screen experience. As a traveling series, it highlights influential filmmakers, riders, leaders, and storytellers who are shaping the sport’s future. These cinematic gatherings celebrate community, culture, and film while supporting nonprofit trail advocacy organizations. Two screenings are planned.

Enjoy a free 5K that you can run or walk, with one dog permitted per participant. Sign up for a barcode to track your time and participation.

Total 360 Karate focuses on the discipline, traditions, and values of Chito Ryu Karate. Classes are led by Sensei Rodgers, with lead instructor Sensei Whiting. The intermediate classes at the Prescott Valley Boys and Girls Club are 1 hour and 15 minutes long. Saturday offerings include a one-hour class for black belts, free to any black belt, and a 1-hour-and-20-minute class for beginners and advanced students.

Lace up and take part in the annual Hike for Hounds Fall Festival fundraiser. A $25 ticket includes a go-at-your-own-pace hike on the Peavine Trail, a picnic lunch, a variety of vendors and exhibitors, dog-focused activities, games, face painting, photo opportunities, and more. Spend $50 in any combination of tickets and donations to receive one complimentary tote bag, and spend $100 in tickets and donations to receive a free T-shirt. Friendly dogs on nonretractable 6 foot leashes are welcome. Proceeds support programs that help animals in need by finding homes for homeless cats and dogs and by funding community services that provide low cost spay and neuter for pets, no cost spay and neuter for feral cats, nutritious pet food for households with limited income, and veterinary assistance for critically ill or injured pets in low income households.

Help shape the future of trails in Greater Yavapai County at a hands-on regional planning workshop at Prescott Valley Public Library. Participants will use interactive maps and feedback stations to highlight trail priorities, improve links between communities and nearby public lands, and contribute to conservation efforts that keep nature accessible. The session takes place in the library’s Crystal Room. Complete a passport-style agenda during the meeting for a chance to win local prizes.

Explore a gathering of Verde Valley wellness practitioners, health professionals, educators, and local businesses. Discover offerings in bodywork, personal care, mindfulness, fitness, nutrition, integrative health, coaching, spiritual practices, wellness products, and retreats. The festival also features mini sessions, talks on health topics, food trucks, and activities for kids. Admission is free.

A Día de los Muertos celebration transforms Prescott Valley Town Center into an immersive festival where remembrance and joy meet. Guests move through a walkable experience featuring large scale art, marigold-lined paths, towering skull sculptures, and vivid floral displays, with quiet spaces for reflection woven throughout. Highlights include a marigold bridge, giant illuminated calavera installations, a community ofrenda where attendees can honor loved ones, live mariachi, traditional folklórico dance, a Catrina contest with a community parade, interactive art, and augmented reality surprises. Local vendors, food options, and family friendly activities round out the day. The event is designed to celebrate life, honor legacy, and uphold cultural traditions through art, storytelling, and connection. Attendees are invited to bring photos or small mementos to place on the community altar as a shared tribute. Admission is free and all are welcome.

Curious about the night sky around Prescott? This live planetarium presentation spotlights the constellations, visible planets, upcoming meteor showers, and other celestial highlights on the way. The show runs about 35 minutes. Arrive a little early, at least 10 minutes before the show listed on your ticket, to get settled. If the weather cooperates, telescopes will be available for viewing after the program. Tickets are $8. Additional details are available in the Frequently Asked Questions.

NIGHTSHIFT 002 brings FORMA together with Prescott Public House for a night dedicated to all things EDM. Electronic beats and dance-floor energy take over after dark.

The Sedona Community Farmers Market is welcoming the summer season with summer hours.

Gripstone Climbing - Prescott offers complimentary rock wall climbing for participants of any age with special needs, both physical and intellectual. This includes individuals who are blind or have low vision, are deaf or hard of hearing, or have Down syndrome or autism.

Set at Sky Ranch Lodge in Sedona, this Wild Grace retreat cultivates a joyful field of soulful spark and inner play, blending spiritual depth, mystical exploration, and embodied empowerment in the red rock high desert. Inspired by the Wild Grace spiral, a symbol of emergence, flow, and uplift, the journey interweaves movement, rest, renewal, connection, discovery, and adventurous play. Participants gather in a small circle for intuitive ritual and renewing practices, share wholesome meals, and step onto the land for experiences aligned with the region’s well known vortex energy. A surprise offering called SHINE brings an activation of joy, clarity, and inner elevation. Hosted by Nina Roberts Salveson of Midstream Momentum Unlimited, creator of the Interwoven Momentum Method, and Kelly Wagner, owner and publisher of The EDGE Magazine.

Billy Mata & The Texas Tradition bring a salute to Ray Price, the Ol' Cherokee Cowboy, to the Elks Theatre and Performing Arts Center. Led by Billy Mata, well known in independent music with many awards across five decades, the band is celebrated for authentic western swing and traditional country heard in dancehalls across Texas and beyond. This performance offers a museum quality homage unlike their typical dancehall shows, featuring favorites such as "Crazy Arms," "Release Me," and "Please Talk To My Heart," along with stories and history from Price’s legendary career. The ensemble includes fiddler Jordan Brambila of Prescott.

The buying event returns to Raskin’s Jewelers in Prescott with on-the-spot payment for a wide range of valuables. Items considered include fine art and other luxury pieces, watches, diamonds, scrap gold and silver, coins and paper currency, sterling silver, rare and fine jewelry, and designer purses. A 20 percent bonus is offered when opting for store credit. It is a chance to turn meaningful keepsakes into value while holding on to the memories they represent.

This free presentation offers a supportive discussion about family caregiving, with tools and guidance for people who are currently caregivers or preparing for the future. The session will be led by Susan Wielechowski, a Positive Care Consultant.

This monthly member meeting brings together car enthusiasts from Sedona and nearby communities to connect over a shared love of motor vehicles and community. The club welcomes a wide range of interests and vehicle preferences, with activities that span local happenings and tours across Arizona and beyond. Members take part in the St. Patrick's Day Parade, the Sedona Car Show and Airport Day, festive brunches and dinners during the holidays, an annual picnic, spirited road rallies, and a cleanup effort along Route 89A.

Downtown Prescott hosts a parade honoring veterans, filled with community spirit and gratitude. Spectators are encouraged to cheer as participants pass by and share a hearty yee haw in appreciation. This celebration in Prescott, AZ centers on respect and recognition for those who have served.

Over three days, this introductory workshop invites participants to explore flower essences and plant medicine while building a foundation in the energetics of plants. Topics include the Doctrine of Signatures and the idea of an arcana, or hidden property, perceived through the spiritual eye. The experience covers how plants nourish and replenish, support the treatment of illness, and are used in rituals, along with traditions that attribute sacred or magical qualities alongside medicinal ones. Participants learn to understand each plant’s field of energy and to connect with the vibrational medicine of plants, trees, and flowers. The human vibrational system, known as the chakras, is explored, as are the signatures of plants, their growing conditions, surrounding communities, and the environments they call home. Those seeking a pathway forward receive concrete steps and pointers for moving toward work as an energetic plant medicine facilitator with further training, while others may simply deepen personal knowledge. The workshop also addresses how to hold space for others and for oneself. Upon completion, participants receive an achievement certificate for their credentials. There is also an option for one-on-one single sessions a day early or a day after the workshop.

Experience the next chapter of UK rock with a tribute led by Alex Mack, Tyler Wright, and Brian Hicks. The program traces how, after the Beatles first captivated the United States in 1964, a new wave of British groups kept the airwaves buzzing, from the hard hitting sounds that shaped early hard rock and heavy metal to the bold reinvention of the original hitmakers. Expect nods to bands such as Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, and Queen, alongside the evolving creativity of the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, and the Who. This energized concert serves as a follow up to an earlier British Invasion tribute, shining a spotlight on the powerhouse British bands of the 1970s.

A candlelit program at The Federal celebrates the sounds of 90s Unplugged with the Listeso String Quartet performing string renditions of era-defining hits. The tentative set includes Everlong, Don't Speak, Zombie, Ironic, Wonderwall, High and Dry, Enter Sandman, Under the Bridge, Fly Away, Hallelujah, Tears in Heaven, and Smells Like Teen Spirit. The experience lasts 60 minutes, with doors opening 30 minutes before the performance and no entry once it begins. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. The ambiance is enhanced by the gentle glow of candlelight for a multi-sensory live music experience in Prescott.

One of Sedona’s signature celebrations returns for a family friendly afternoon filled with activities, entertainment, and treats. Last year it drew more than 1,500 people from Sedona, the Village, and across the Verde Valley, and this year brings another full afternoon of fun, food, and festivities. Highlights include an extreme slide obstacle course, a baseball speed pitch, a bungee run and joust in a bounce house, and an inflatable maze. Live music by Sugar Moon sets the tone, with face painting and hair braiding also on offer. Enjoy popcorn, cotton candy, beverages, and complimentary tacos from Nana’s Tacos, plus the chance to roast giant marshmallows. Free parking is available at Red Rock High School with trolley service every 5 to 10 minutes, and magicians performing on board. Admission is free for all.

The Johnny Malo Band brings a classic rock dance party to the 10-12 Lounge in Clarkdale. Enjoy live classic rock made for dancing.

Celebrate World Falconry Day with an in-depth program led by Dr. Michele Losee, a raptor ecologist, master falconer, and executive director of the International Raptor & Falconry Center. Rather than a standard lecture, this session offers a candid portrait of modern falconry through photographs, video, and field stories gathered over more than two decades. It explores raising and training young birds and hunting in partnership with hawks and falcons, providing insight into one of humanity’s oldest relationships with wildlife. The program concludes with an open question and answer segment inviting inquiries about falconry practice, raptor training, conservation, hunting, and daily life alongside birds of prey. Featured avian guests include Enedina the Saker Falcon and Lennox the American Kestrel, highlighting both traditional falconry and microfalconry and how different species have adapted to distinct hunting styles. The presentation delves into the traditions, ethics, science, and practical realities of this time-honored practice.

ASkySoBlack and 0 Miles Per Hour perform alongside Commoner and Sunthrown for an evening featuring shoegaze music at Queen B Vinyl Cafe in Cottonwood. The show is part of ASkySoBlack’s West Coast tour. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door.

The Old Town Mission is offering eligible local households a free holiday food option. Participants can choose either a turkey box with items to prepare a holiday meal or a gift card to purchase food their family needs. First-time visitors will receive a turkey box rather than a gift card. Participants must have a verified local address and provide proof of current address by mail, although people already in the Mission’s system may not need to bring proof. If supplies run out on a giveaway day, they will be restocked for the next scheduled day. Donations help the Old Town Mission provide holiday food to neighbors in need.

Afternoon Recess offers adaptive recreation for children with different physical and intellectual abilities. Parks and Recreation staff will be on-site to facilitate activities, and parents, guardians, or caregivers must remain on-site. Participation is free with a Rec Center membership or available with a $5 Rec Center day pass.

Finding balance when life feels out of sync can be challenging. This men-only retreat focuses on realignment through connection, context, right action, stress management, and appreciation. Guided by SpiritQuest Sedona Retreats master guides, it offers insights and practical tools to regroup and rebuild, cultivating tranquility, self-worth, a positive outlook, and meaningful connection. Programming unfolds both indoors at the retreat center and outdoors at a medicine wheel, encouraging a shift from ego-driven patterns to a more heart-centered way of living. A key element is the Well of Wisdom, which supports personal growth and deep empowerment of the soul. The experience also works with shadow aspects, inviting compassion, empathy, and love to take the lead. Optional one-on-one sessions can be added by arriving a day early or staying a day after the retreat.

Explore how small rocks traveling through the Solar System, including asteroids and comets, have shaped and may continue to affect our place in space. This approximately 35-minute live show is a new production created by the Jim and Linda Lee Planetarium team.

Dirty Red & The Soul Shakers deliver a high-energy blues show at Birdcage Saloon, blending modern fire with classic foundations. Their set leans into raw, gritty tones and soulful musicianship, all fueled by a shared passion for the rough-and-ready side of the blues.

The Dirty Halos take the stage at The Point Bar & Lounge with an indie rock set that combines original songs and covers. Admission is free, and the event is for ages 21 and up.

Explore how the smallest travelers in the Solar System can have outsized effects. This live planetarium presentation investigates asteroids, comets, and other space rocks across the past, present, and future, showing how these fragments shape our place in space. It marks the debut of the newest live show from the Jim and Linda Lee Planetarium team. The program runs about 35 minutes. Attendees are asked to arrive at least 10 minutes before the time printed on their ticket. Tickets are $8. More information is available in the Frequently Asked Questions.

Enjoy a pre-Thanksgiving celebration under the stars.

Dirty Red & The Soul Shakers bring a contemporary, powerhouse blues sound to Birdcage Saloon, drawing on classic influences and a shared love for gritty, down and dirty styles. Their live performance blends old-school roots with a modern edge for a dose of raw, soulful blues.

Experience a sweeping giant-screen celebration of the diverse natural worlds of the United States and the conservation movement that has helped preserve them.

Caregiving can bring complex family dynamics and emotional challenges. This free presentation, led by Positive Care Approach Consultant Susan Wielechowski, offers practical guidance for managing the emotional side of caregiving and handling difficult conversations with greater confidence and grace.

Prescott Cars & Coffee is a monthly, family-friendly car show that welcomes all makes and models, from classic and exotic cars to imports, trucks, motorcycles, and daily drivers. Spectators are encouraged, and no pre-registration is required. Enjoy a relaxed morning of vehicles, conversation, and community, with free coffee and pastries available while supplies last. The gathering is held monthly except in December and may be canceled due to weather.

Prescott, known as Arizona's Christmas City, kicks off the season with a lighted parade, and this food tour offers a convenient way to experience it. Attendees can bring lawn chairs to reserve a viewing spot, then head through the historic downtown for a progressive meal of four courses, a helpful approach on Parade Day when restaurants are especially busy. Guests also receive a Santa themed goodie bag with treats and a snack or two to enjoy as Santa makes his way down Whiskey Row. The tour is popular and tends to sell out, and there is also a Friday option.

A festive marketplace celebrates small businesses and local makers with artisan crafts, holiday decor, and sweet seasonal goodies. Shoppers can discover one of a kind gifts not found in big box stores, along with cozy holiday vibes and a welcoming community feel. Families and friends can stroll the market as the season gets underway. The event takes place at the Prescott Valley Community Market.

This four-day NASDA event features 12 trials, with Den Hunt offered on Thursday and Friday for opportunities to practice tunnel work. The Arizona Earthdog Club will also hold earthdog trials at the same venue on Saturday and Sunday. Participants can earn year-end NASDA points and titles, with earthdog opportunities as well.

Mistletoe Madness Craft takes place at Del Rio Elementary School Gym in Chino Valley.

A supportive group retreat in Sedona centers on personal healing and mental wellness. Guided by the team at SpiritQuest Sedona Retreats, the program encourages strength, courage, and a renewed sense of spiritual vitality through self-healing, forgiveness, and empowerment. Participants from many places gather with a shared commitment to emotional and spiritual growth, creating a compassionate community where old patterns can be released and a greater sense of freedom and joy can take root. Sessions are thoughtfully curated to ease stress, open the heart, and build confidence and communication skills, drawing on a blend of methods, settings, and experienced healers to align with individual goals. Many guests form meaningful bonds supported by deep, shared intention. Private one-on-one sessions can be scheduled before or after the group experience, and a fully private retreat option is also available.

Explore Prescott's layered past on a two hour guided walk in and around Prescott Courthouse Square in downtown Prescott. A local guide leads you to hallmark sites such as Whiskey Row and the Victorian mansions of Nob Hill while bringing to light the stories and details many visitors miss. Every tour is adapted to the group by knowledgeable, trusted storytellers who live here and keep uncovering new pieces of the city’s story. With five generations of family roots in Arizona and woman owned leadership, this experience offers an engaging look at the people and places that shaped these streets.

Historic downtown Waynesville transforms into a festive village filled with lights, music, and seasonal cheer. Streets glow with luminaries as visitors enjoy sweet treats, warm drinks, strolling characters, and live entertainment. The open-air Christmas Market showcases local artisans, crafters, and makers with handmade gifts and holiday goodies, making seasonal shopping easy and enjoyable. Shops and restaurants across downtown welcome guests to browse, dine, and celebrate together. The weekend invites families and friends to slow down and savor simple holiday traditions. Admission is free. Parking is convenient with on-street options and a nearby lot, and some restaurants provide parking for their guests. Benches are available throughout downtown for a quick rest, and public restrooms are accessible in the district. A limited number of vendor spaces remain, and participation is first come, first served. Presented by the Waynesville Merchant Association and the Waynesville Chamber of Commerce. More details will be shared as the event approaches.

The Hub hosts Sedona Parks and Recreation’s annual free family gathering. The program features favorite sing-along songs, and children are welcomed on stage.

Build cornering skills on the varied terrain of the Granite Dells, where riders can practice everything from flowing berms and broad arcs to flat turns, tight switchbacks, and rocky technical sections. Mastering corners boosts confidence and control, adds speed, conserves energy, and makes time on the trail more enjoyable. This small-group clinic is designed for strong beginners through strong intermediate mountain bikers. Participation is capped at six to allow focused coaching, individualized feedback, and plenty of chances to repeat and refine each technique. Presented as one of Arizona Mountain Bike Academy’s signature Granite Dells sessions, space is limited and often fills quickly.

The Yavapai College Choral Union presents Handel’s Messiah with choir, soloists, and orchestra. This beloved musical masterpiece moves from the triumphant “Hallelujah” chorus to moments of profound reflection, offering a cherished holiday musical tradition.

Celebrate the holiday season at a gathering in Old Town Cottonwood.

The 18th season continues with its second slam, presented for one night in the Alice Gill-Sheldon Theatre, located in the same complex as the Mary D. Fisher Theatre. With the holidays approaching, expect a mix that ranges from witty takes on gift giving to thoughtful end-of-year reflections. A poetry slam features fast-paced, three-minute solo performances scored by five randomly selected audience members. Competitors include traveling performers from Phoenix, Tucson, Prescott, and Flagstaff, together with local voices from Sedona and Cottonwood, college poets from Northern Arizona University, and youth poets from Verde Valley high schools. Every style is welcome, from narrative storytelling and hip hop to political fire and confessional work. Poets compete for a $75 top prize and $25 for second place, each bringing three original pieces under three minutes. No props, costumes, or musical accompaniment are allowed. Those wishing to compete can sign up in advance by email or at the door on the day of the show, and should purchase a ticket in case the roster fills. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door. For details, call 928-282-1177. Prize support comes in part from Verde Valley poetry supporters Jeanne and Jim Freeland.

Celebrate the season with a free holiday concert highlighting Acappella Sedona, with a spotlight appearance by Red RockAppella.

This three-day introductory breathwork workshop offers a welcoming start for anyone curious about the power of conscious breathing. Begin by exploring how breath affects the body and mind, including ways it can ease stress, reduce tension, and help shift difficult thoughts. Learn beginner-friendly techniques that support a personal practice and provide a foundation for those considering future facilitation. The curriculum covers a range of breathing styles, from everyday patterns to chest and belly breathing, along with more vigorous approaches. It includes calming, balancing, and energizing breaths, examines how breathing influences the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems, and concludes with an introduction to the Rebirthing breath. There is also guidance on the basics of holding space for others. Created by SpiritQuest, the training delivers initial tools and insights rather than a full certification, with suggestions available for continued study. Optional one-on-one sessions may be scheduled just before or right after the workshop. Participants who complete the training receive a certificate of achievement to recognize their progress.

CHKLZ delivers a live, analog house set at Spirit Room in Jerome, AZ. The show centers on live electronic grooves and the spirit of dance music culture for the Verde Valley community. Admission is free.

Celebrate the season with an outdoor winter showcase themed “A Season to Dance” at the Civic Center Amphitheater, Theater on the Green, at the Prescott Valley Civic Center. Expect a mix of beloved holiday music and dance-inspired tunes, featuring an award-winning dance program alongside Footlight Production’s Triple Threat musical theatre students for a lively performance. Guests are welcome to bring folding chairs and blankets to relax on the lawn. Movement Dance Team parents will offer sweet treats for purchase as a fundraiser, with cash sales appreciated. A Disneyland drawing will take place at the end of the show. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome. For performers, participation is $30 per dancer and $25 for each additional sibling, which includes a themed shirt for the costume.

At the Phillip England Center for the Performing Arts, The Nutcracker: Symphony of Lights reshapes the classic story with an inventive theatrical approach. High level athleticism pairs with state-of-the-art illuminated wearables, shaping the stage into a dynamic, digitally driven environment. Carried by Tchaikovsky's celebrated music, luminous costumes and elite performers turn the narrative into a striking visual odyssey. This production invites complete immersion in a tale of wonder and transformation, conveyed through light, motion, and sound. See The Nutcracker from a new perspective... a legend renewed with brilliant spectacle and emotional richness.

Produced by Bellydance artist and artistic director Carrie Konyha, this theatrical showcase features a curated group of celebrated Arizona dancers and company dance members. The family-friendly performance takes audiences on a journey along the historic Silk Road, blending traditional Middle Eastern dance with modern stagecraft, shimmering costumes, and hypnotic world rhythms.

A longstanding holiday tradition returns with a festive program of favorite holiday songs, unaccompanied vocal harmonies, and abundant seasonal spirit. Enjoy familiar melodies, resonant voices, and the classic sounds that define this time of year.

Set among the red rocks of Sedona, this shamanic group retreat at SpiritQuest Sedona Retreats welcomes those seeking self-healing, mental clarity, and a life with more depth. Guided by a neo-shamanic approach, the program focuses on personal empowerment and realignment with nature. Experiences unfold both at the retreat center and outdoors, engaging with the elements of earth, sky, water, fire, and ether. The Medicine Wheel serves as a framework for exploring wholeness, courage, and self-love, with attention to discovering the inner shaman and living in harmony with inner truths. Participants step away from the pull of screens and artificial spaces to reconnect with natural rhythms, listen to inner guidance, and renew a sense of tribal roots. Optional one-on-one sessions are available before or after the group experience.

Honky Tonk Christmas brings a festive country spin to the season, blending toe tapping holiday favorites with songs popularized by country stars. Expect a lively showcase with plenty of twang, perfect for families ready to two step around the Christmas tree. Alex Mack and Kaci Bays lead the music for an evening filled with cheerful, down home holiday entertainment.

Northern Arizona band The Fey serves up an alternative glam rock sound with a plush, nocturnal edge. Led by vocalist and guitarist Amy Winter, the group blends 80s and 90s alternative, post-punk, glam, and rock and roll into music that shifts from shadowy and atmospheric to raw and propulsive. The lineup brings together Winter, Karl Jones on guitar, Steve Warren on bass and vocals, and D.L., whose steady pulse anchors the songs, reflecting seasoned musicianship with a hint of theatrical flair. Echoes of Blondie and The Pretenders meet a hazy Cowboy Junkies vibe and a touch of desert-rock swagger... moody, magnetic, and distinctly their own.

Celebrate New Year’s Eve on East Coast time at Vino di Sedona with live music from the Johnny Malo Band. Enjoy an evening of wine and dining throughout the festivities.

Welcome the new year at The Point Bar & Lounge in Prescott, AZ with The Offbeats for a festive New Year's Eve celebration.

Flagstaff’s DuB & Down with the Blues brings a seven-piece lineup to Spirit Room, mixing hip hop with R&B, funk, jazz, blues, and rock for a soulful, rhythm-forward show. Jerry “Dub” Nichols leads on the microphone, with Alexi Kimiatek on bass, Shane Haberstroh on drums, Jake Lee on guitar, Beth Pickens on vocals, Marley Wall on piano, and Angelo Sorrentino on saxophone completing the band. Backed by live players, Dub’s flow meets powerful vocals, tight grooves, and lots of improvisation, creating a big, groove-driven, genre-blending sound intended to keep the room moving.