Free events in Yavapai County, AZ

Strategic Network Partners presents a free morning meeting. For more information, visit their website.

Experience raw, local, artisan honey at the Old Town Cottonwood Farmers Market as Sedona Bee Co LLC showcases a full range, from barrel aged varieties to smooth creamed options, shared directly with shoppers. Attendees can meet the makers, sample new flavors, and learn about the care that goes into each jar. The booth highlights local production and encourages marketgoers to discover distinctive honey styles.

This free 5k at the Jan Alfano parkrun welcomes both runners and walkers. Dogs are allowed, limited to one per participant. Registration provides a personal barcode used to record finishing times and track participation.

Total 360 Karate in Prescott Valley centers its training on the discipline, traditions, and values of Chito Ryu Karate. Led by Sensei Rodgers, with Sensei Whiting as lead instructor, the program offers intermediate classes at the Prescott Valley Boys and Girls Club, a dedicated Saturday session for black belts that is free to black belt holders, and a Saturday class that welcomes both beginners and advanced students at the Civic Center Field in Prescott Valley. Instruction follows a structured, tradition focused approach that serves beginners, advanced students, and black belts.

If your plants always seem to end up as compost, take heart. Brown Thumb Bootcamp is a friendly, straightforward guide meant to help turn past mishaps into real success in Prescott gardens. It speaks to anyone who has struggled to keep plants alive and provides clear direction so you can finally feel confident in the garden.

A safe Halloween trick or treating experience takes place at Findlay Toyota Center with the Prescott Valley Early Bird Lions Club. Attendees wear costumes, collect candy, and enjoy a spooky evening with the community. Admission is free, with a focus on safety and fun for families. Vendor participation is available for local businesses and organizations.

Summer hours are now in effect for this event.