Events in Prescott
Full Body Fitness - Latin Dance Based
A full body fitness class inspired by Latin dance that delivers a complete workout through dance-based movement. Class fee is $7.
Wine Down Wednesdays
At Augie’s Bar and Restaurant, Wine Down Wednesdays with Lenny and Robin features Wine Down Wednesday specials alongside Happy Hour specials. Food, drinks, and music set an easygoing tone for a weekly midweek wind-down.
Augie'sKARAOKE WITH MATT & ALLIE
Wednesday nights feature a standing karaoke session. Participants take the mic to perform favorite songs, creating a relaxed, music-filled evening.
Antelope LanesImprover Line Dance with Beth Raber
Improve your line dancing in a lesson led by award-winning instructor Beth Raber. The session is set at the improver level and includes instruction and practice. Cost is $10 per person.
Musicians With Heart
Musicians With Heart at Jersey Lilly Saloon brings together several performers for live music that gives back. Participating musicians donate their proceeds to the Wrapped in Love Diaper Bank, which helps local community members access essential supplies such as diapers, period products, and incontinence items.
Jersey Lilly SaloonMusicians with Heart Open Mic
This open mic puts community first by turning contributions into support for local charities. Beneficiaries have included Yavapai County Food Bank, with support also going to Guitars for Veterans.
Jersey Lilly SaloonJune Trail Hike Thumb Butte trail
This gathering offers time for networking and friendly company. Snacks and water will be available.
Thumb Butte Recreation AreaMind-Body Reset Walk
Janice leads a mindfulness walk on a quarter mile trail that encourages feeling grounded and centered. The route loops the track several times for a total of up to 1.5 miles, with pauses for gentle stretching and simple movements that activate muscles, improve balance, and get the blood flowing. Standard and Premium members attend free, Basic members pay 3 dollars, and nonmembers pay 15 dollars.
The Center on RosserStrength and Balance with Joy
A class to build balance and strength led by Joy Travers. The class fee is $9, and the rate for non-members is $15.
Low Vision Support Group Meeting
People Who Care, together with Associated Retina Consultants, offers a monthly support group in Prescott for individuals living with low vision and those who care about them. Led by Tom Perski, this gathering provides a welcoming space to share experiences, discover helpful resources, and connect with others facing similar challenges. Space is limited, so call 928-445-2480 and ask for Meredith to reserve a spot.
People Who CareEarly Alzheimer’s Support Group
Prescott Valley Public Library hosts an Alzheimer’s Association support group designed for individuals in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia and their care partners. The group provides a welcoming place to share experiences, build coping strategies, plan for the future, strengthen communication, and connect with community resources. Meetings are held in the Program Room on the first floor. There is no fee to participate, and advance registration is not required.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryTai Chi with Larry - 24 Form
Open to newcomers and continuing students alike, this class focuses on the government-approved Yang style simplified 24-form. You will learn the complete sequence of 24 movements while exploring ways to cultivate Chi, along with essential Tai Chi philosophy, history, and mindful practice. Instruction emphasizes slow, continuous movement with a calm, attentive focus, bringing together meditative movement and gentle, revitalizing exercise. Many students report improved strength and conditioning, better coordination, increased flexibility and balance, more energy, lower stress, less discomfort, improved sleep, and an overall sense of well-being. The fee is $8 with a basic membership and $15 for non-members.
All Levels Yoga w/Katy
Led by Katy, this all-levels yoga class welcomes both beginners and experienced practitioners. The class fee is $9, and non-members pay $15.
Wednesday Special: Half Price Games
Make Wednesdays more fun at In The Game with games at half price all day. Stretch your game card, get in more plays, and rack up extra wins while the savings last. It is a fitting pick for after-school downtime, a family outing, or a casual midweek get-together.
Kids Eat Free
Make family dinner simple at In The Game. Children 12 and younger eat free with an adult entrée purchase, so you can set cooking aside and share a meal together. Enjoy the food and let the kids have some fun while you are there, keeping family night easy and enjoyable.
In The Game Prescott ValleyFairweather Social Club: Drinks, Live Music & More
Located in downtown Prescott, Fairweather Social Club Bar offers a vibrant and meticulously restored atmosphere. You can enjoy craft cocktails, local beers, and live music. They also have curated natural wines and zero alcohol beverages available. The venue has a stage for live performances, which makes it an ideal spot to see local and regional musicians.
Fairweather Social ClubTeen Jurassic Cupcake Wars
Teens are invited to a playful cupcake decorating competition inspired by the age of dinosaurs at Prescott Valley Public Library. All supplies are provided, and prizes will go to the most original designs. This free program takes place in the Crystal Room. Space is limited, and advance registration is required.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryDance in Line
Learn the basics of line dancing in a beginner-friendly class. This is a drop-in session with a $3 fee per class.
Elks Lodge 330Tai Chi with Larry - The Famous 108 “Long Form”
Explore the Yang Style 108 long form in a class that brings together the key lessons and benefits associated with the 24 form, with a clear focus on health, wellness, and cultivating inner chi. Prior Tai Chi experience in any style is recommended, ideally at least four classroom hours, but it is not required. Instruction is inspired by Grand Master Kai Ying Tung and the Tung Family approach to help you absorb essential Tai Chi principles. For a preview of this method, search “Tai Chi Tung” on YouTube and look for the 16:01 video.
StefnRock Thursdays!
This event at Fire & Sword features cocktails, small bites, and dancing.
139th World's Oldest Rodeo Quad-Cities Chamber Mixer
An after-work chamber mixer connected to the 139th World’s Oldest Rodeo brings together members of the Prescott, Prescott Valley, Chino Valley, and Highway 69 Chambers of Commerce. Hosted at the World’s Oldest Rodeo Grounds in the Prescott Rodeo Grounds Grandstands, the gathering focuses on networking among young professionals and chamber members from across the Quad Cities while celebrating a long-standing local tradition.
Prescott Rodeo GroundsPlant to Plate Gardening Series: Harvesting Your Garden
Experience the final session of the six part Plant to Plate gardening series, presented in collaboration with Yavapai County Master Gardeners. This in-person class at Prescott Valley Public Library meets in the Crystal Room on the third floor and focuses on harvesting and making the most of your garden’s bounty. Learn when and how to pick produce at its peak and explore simple ways to turn what you grow into nourishing meals. Topics include gardening for personal wellness, best practices for harvesting and storage with attention to nutrition, and practical tips for cooking with homegrown ingredients. The presenter is Laurin Pause. This program is free and does not require registration.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryThursday Social Run
Participants gather at Mile High Beer Project for a friendly social run. A likely route goes through the square to the Granite Creek Trail, loops around the park, and returns to the starting point. People of every pace are welcome, from relaxed walkers to speedy runners.
Mile High Beer ProjectConnections Recovery Support Group In Person
The NAMI Connection Recovery Support Group offers a free, peer-led, in-person space for adults who have experienced symptoms of a mental health condition. Guided by trained facilitators with lived experience, participants share challenges and successes to learn from one another and build support. This group meets monthly.
Polara Health Integrated Care ClinicKaraoke with Matt & Allie
A karaoke night with Matt and Allie at Tony's Too Bar and Grill, offering the chance to step up to the mic and sing.
Tony's Too Bar and GrillThursday Special: Match Your Spend
Load your game card and make your play go further with a matching credit. Add $25 to $75 for gameplay and the same amount is matched, up to $75, so you can enjoy more games and more chances at prizes.
In The Game Prescott ValleyWest African Music Performance
Experience the sounds of West Africa at Prescott Valley Public Library as Arouna and Zaza Diarra share traditional folk music rooted in Burkina Faso. Arouna performs on the n’goni, balafon, and kora, and together they offer vocals in Bambara that tell stories of love, hardship, and community. Expect layered melodies, moments of improvisation, and lively rhythms that celebrate a living musical tradition. The performance takes place in the Auditorium on the first floor. No registration is required. For details, call 928.759.3040.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryFood Tour in Prescott on a Friday Afternoon
Experience a walking food tour through downtown Prescott that blends generous tastings with local stories. Enjoy a complete meal spread across six to seven restaurants and food shops, starting with appetizers and samples, continuing with two entrees, and concluding with dessert. Along the route, discover highlights of Prescott’s history as Arizona’s original territorial capital, hear about Whiskey Row, and learn ghost stories and local myths. Participants also receive insider tips on where to eat and how to make the most of the area’s award winning farmers market, making for a flavorful and informative outing.
Meet at Courthouse Steps , Prescott, AZ, United States, Arizona 86303Teen RPG Club: Dungeons and Dragons
Embark on a tabletop quest through the Red-Rock Caverns to uncover the source of the rumblings affecting Quarry's Cradle. Players of all experience levels can participate, with character sheets and dice provided on site. Pre-registration is required, and the game takes place in the First Floor Program Room.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryOld Town Cottonwood Farmers Market
Sedona Bee Co LLC brings a selection of raw, locally made artisan honey to the Old Town Cottonwood Farmers Market. Visitors can meet the people behind the jars, sample different styles, and learn about the care that goes into each batch. Offerings include barrel-aged varieties and smooth creamed honey, with fresh work brought directly to the market table. The team also shares appreciation for the community’s ongoing support of local producers.
Quailwood MeadowsThe Prep Kitchen
Park Plaza Liquor & Deli’s Prep Kitchen is accepting reservations for an intimate dining experience featuring refined small plates and a chef-led lineup of dishes. Reservation availability is limited.
Legacy Family Camp 2026
Parenting is challenging, and raising children surrounded by smartphones, social media, and nonstop connectivity brings new pressures for every family. This family camp equips parents to lead with wisdom, confidence, and biblical truth in a hyper-connected world. Rather than chasing the latest apps and trends, the teaching stays grounded in the Bible, sharing timeless principles for using technology well, guarding faith, shaping identity, and strengthening relationships. At UCYC, the weekend combines engaging sessions with meaningful time together and plenty of recreation. Families can take on the climbing wall, zip line, and screaming swing, cool off in the pool, and enjoy outdoor games, all in the mountain setting of Prescott. It provides space to step back from the noise, reconnect as a family, and walk away with practical tools for raising kids who stay rooted in truth in today’s digital age. Early registration discounts are available.
UCYCFlora & Fauna Art Exhibit Opening
At The Art Hive, a new group exhibition invites the Prescott community to slow down and notice the fine details of the natural world. Curated by board member Alina Pellicer, the showcase features four local artists: Cécile Gaunteaume with drawing and fiber works, Tracy Horner with watercolor, and photographers Delisa Myles and Shauna Tewksbury. Their pieces hone in on textures, patterns, and brief moments that are easy to overlook, shaping a quiet space that rewards unhurried viewing. The opening coincides with 4th Friday Art Walk, and more than 30 resident artist studios will also be open during the event.
The Art HiveWine Made Simple
In this intro class, discover the basics of wine in a relaxed atmosphere. You will learn how to taste, discuss, and select wines that you will enjoy. This class promises easy tips and wine sampling.
Total Wine & MoreJ Club's Jammin' Concert Series
Celebrate summer with live music as J Club’s Jammin’ Concert Series brings four local bands to Wilkinson Courtyard. Each act brings its own style. Flashback takes the stage with classic hits. No tickets are needed. Bring a lawn chair or blanket for comfortable seating on the grass. Outside food and drinks are not permitted, and beer and wine will be sold at the bar.
Wilkinson Courtyard80 Proof Live
80 Proof brings a surge of energy to Antelope Lanes with a powerful, full-throttle sound. The set features crowd-pleasing hits and a dialed-in vibe that keeps the party in motion from start to finish. Raise a glass and rock the night away.
Antelope LanesGirls Night Out
This relaxed evening at Oh Babe is designed for women to unwind and be themselves. Expect a supportive, judgment-free atmosphere with plenty of laughter, connection, and candid conversation. Discussion spans sex, relationships, hormones, changing bodies, intimacy, and other topics women often wish were talked about more openly. Whether single, dating, married, or somewhere in between, attendees will find a welcoming circle ready to share stories, ask questions, and offer encouragement. It is an honest, uplifting take on the classic girls night out.
Dusty and the Big Bad World
Dusty and the Big Bad World presents a brisk, biting comedy about what happens when a treasured children’s TV universe meets everyday reality. Dusty, the star of America’s most popular animated PBS children’s series, is known for warmth and cheer, yet a visit to a family with two dads triggers an uproar. The story moves quickly through the intersection of art, politics, and public opinion, using sharp humor to explore free speech, representation, and who gets to decide which stories are told. Bold, witty, and timely, it asks hard questions while keeping the laughs coming.
Cosmos TheatreFriday Special: 50¢ Wings All Day
Fridays at In The Game come with a tasty perk, with wings priced at 50¢ each available throughout the day. Choose the sauces you love, split a basket with friends, and keep the fun going between rounds of play. It is a fit for an easy dinner, a casual game night, or a simple celebration of the weekend kickoff. Fridays and wings belong together.
Friday Special: Half Price Games
Arcade games at In The Game are half the usual price, letting guests play more and collect more tickets while spending less. It is a simple offer... double the gameplay for half the cost.
In The Game Prescott ValleyLast Train to Juarez
Whiskey River Tavern hosts Last Train to Juarez in Prescott, AZ. The prize-winning outlaw country band from Phoenix brings a gritty, true-to-the-roots sound and a high-energy performance. Recognized for authentic songs and electrifying shows, the group delivers a hard-hitting take on outlaw country.
Whiskey River TavernPrescott Gun Show
The Prescott gun show takes place at Prescott Resort and Conference Center and is presented by GunTV. Admission is sold only at the door on the day of the event.
Prescott Resort and Conference CenterYavapai County Tournament 2026
The Yavapai County Tournament is being held with a 2-day, WTN singles & doubles format. Event organizers will create evenly matched groups of players based on their World Tennis Numbers and other ranking criteria. The tournament is limited to the first 48 players.
Yavapai College Tennis CenterJune Sips & Stems Class
Toast the sunny season with Sips & Stems, a hands-on floral workshop that pairs vibrant blooms with refreshing cocktails. Create your own arrangement in a relaxed setting, with all materials included and step by step instruction provided. Cocktails are served as part of the experience. The cost is $89 per person.
Allan's FlowersAuthor Series: Michael F. Blake
A featured presentation with Michael F. Blake highlights his six-decade journey in film and television, concluding with his retirement in 2018. A makeup artist with two Emmy Awards, a film historian, and an author, he has worked on Westworld, X-Men: First Class, Spider-Man 3, Independence Day, Soapdish, Police Academy II, and Happy Days. Earlier in life he appeared as a child actor on The Munsters, Bonanza, Kung Fu, The Lucy Show, and Adam-12. He holds a master’s degree from UCLA and is known for landmark books on Lon Chaney, which contributed to the Turner Classic Movies documentary Lon Chaney: A Thousand Faces. His scholarship on the Western includes Code of Honor: The Making of High Noon, Shane, and The Searchers and Hollywood and the O.K. Corral. The Cowboy President: The American West and the Making of Theodore Roosevelt earned Best Political Biography from True West Magazine and received the Will Rogers Gold Medallion Award for Best Biography or Memoir, followed by Go West, Mr. President: Theodore Roosevelt’s 1903 Great Loop Tour. The presentation shares insights drawn from his career and research. Admission is $15 for non-members and $10 for museum members. RSVP by emailing Katherine.Bartke@SharlotHallMuseum.org.
Sharlot Hall MuseumOne Sky
A new show explores how people around the world find meaning in the night sky. Stories from Greek, Innu (Canadian First Nations), Japanese, and Hawaiian traditions reveal how one group of stars carries unique significance within each culture. The experience concludes with a view of these same stars as seen from Prescott. Tickets are $8.
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Prescott CampusLive Music on The Betsy Patio!
The Betsy Wine Bar hosts live music on the backyard patio featuring Rusty Bullets. Settle in with friends for a relaxed afternoon, enjoy wine by the glass or bottle, and take in the performance in a welcoming setting. Open to the public with no cover charge. Seating is first come, first served.
Camping Fun Parent's Night Out
This parent’s night out brings a camping theme to the evening. Kids will make camping crafts, play games, and wind down with a movie. Campfire-style foods are planned, including the chance to assemble their own s'mores, plus a dinner that matches the camping theme.
Leap & Learn PreschoolCosmic Cowgirl
Ranch Babes Market brings a cosmic cowgirl themed evening to Fairweather Social Club in Prescott. Step into a neon desert vibe with local vendors offering unique finds, live music throughout the night, and handcrafted cocktails at the bar. Guests are encouraged to lean into the theme with western glam, disco desert, or celestial cowgirl outfits and to shop, dance, mingle, or simply enjoy the scene. Expect good drinks, lively tunes, and easygoing energy in a stylish setting.
Fairweather Social Club PrescottHashknife Express
Enjoy live music from Hashknife Express in the beergarden.
Mark's BeerGarden90's Country Dance Party
Celebrate Prescott Rodeo Week with a 90s Country Dance Party at The Bee's Knees Dance Prescott Studio. Enjoy favorite country hits from the 90s and plenty of social dancing. The evening starts with a beginner friendly Arizona Two Step lesson, then continues with open dance time. Boots, hats, and 90s era western outfits are encouraged. Admission is $15 for the full evening or $10 for dance only, cash only.
The Bee's Knees DanceOnly The Brave Benefit Screening
A special screening of Only The Brave is presented as part of the Summer Music Festival to benefit the Eric Marsh Foundation. This single-show event takes place at Harkins Theatres, with tickets priced at $6. All proceeds from ticket sales are directed to the foundation, honoring the legacy of Eric Marsh and the Granite Mountain Hotshots. Support from Harkins Theatres helps keep admission affordable while amplifying the impact for a cause rooted in remembrance, community, and giving back.
Harkins TheaterPFM Market Food Tour
Explore Prescott Farmers Market on a guided food tour that showcases local flavors. Meet a variety of Prescott food vendors and discover what makes the market unique. The experience begins with a short introduction to the market and its organization, along with a hot beverage and a snack to get started. Over about two hours, participants sample foods from eight to ten vendors, enough for a satisfying meal with a sweet finish. An insulated tote is included for carrying additional market purchases. The tour is limited to 12 participants. Tickets are $99 and include a $35 donation to PFM.
Dignity Health, YRMC Miller Valley LotPrescott Area Garden Tour
The Learn from the Masters Prescott Area Garden Tour begins with a pollinator garden that reimagines the role of every plant in the yard. Visitors will see flowers that attract bees and butterflies alongside habitat features that encourage them to stay, all shaped by a host who has invested care and expertise throughout the space. This is the first of five gardens on the tour, with four additional stops to follow. Tickets are $20 and can be purchased in person at The Lookout in Prescott, The Native Garden Prescott, Earthworks Garden Center & Supply in Chino Valley, and Rafter Eleven in Prescott Valley.
University of Arizona Cooperative Extension"Learn from the Masters" Prescott Area Garden Tour
The "Learn from the Masters" Prescott Area Garden Tour invites you to explore five local gardens at your own pace. Begin by checking in at the Prescott Cooperative Extension office to pick up a tour book and wristband, then set out on the self-guided route. The event takes place at Prescott Rodeo Grounds and is presented by the University of Arizona. Tickets are $20 and can be purchased online or at The Lookout, The Native Garden, and Earthworks, Landscape & Supply. A raffle with prizes totaling $3,260 will be available, with tickets sold at check-in for $5 each or five for $20. Cash is preferred, and credit card and Zelle are also accepted.
Prescott Rodeo GroundsJan Alfano parkrun
Jan Alfano parkrun offers a free 5k where participants can run or walk. Dogs are welcome with a limit of one per participant. To record times and track participation, individuals register for a personal barcode. It provides a friendly way to stay active and monitor progress.
Willow Lake Park Jan Alfano TrailPrescott Cars & Coffee | Monthly Car Show
Prescott Cars & Coffee is a monthly community car show where every kind of vehicle is welcome, including classics, exotics, imports, trucks, motorcycles, and daily drivers. There is no need to register in advance. Enthusiasts and spectators gather at Third Shot Coffee in Pine Ridge Marketplace in Prescott, Arizona for a relaxed, family friendly morning centered on great cars and conversation. Complimentary coffee and pastries are offered while supplies last. The event does not run in December and may be canceled due to weather. Presented with support from Findlay Subaru Prescott.
Third Shot CoffeeFlower & Vegetable Dye Workshop
At PFM, a Flower and Vegetable Dye Workshop features the Mountain Spinners and Weavers Guild. Purchase produce bags at the green Information booth, decorate them with dyes made from flowers and vegetables, and let them dry while you shop. Paying with cash or tokens helps avoid a credit card fee.
Prescott Farmers Market80 Proof Live Prescott Valley Summer Festival
This all-day summer festival at Prescott Valley Town Center features food trucks, vendors, and live bands, with more to discover throughout the day. Admission is free. The program includes a headlining performance and is presented in support of a great cause.
Prescott Valley Town CenterPV Freedom Rock - Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
A ribbon cutting will mark the formal opening of the Prescott Valley Freedom Rock. Plankholders, also known as brick holders, are invited to attend the ceremony.
Prescott Valley Civic CenterPrescott Valley Freedom Rock Dedication
Arizona’s first Freedom Rock will be formally dedicated. The SAMS uniform for this occasion is Summer Khaki with a Glengary cover. More detailed information is available.
SAMS Post 1314Free Garden Class: Gardening for Newcomers
This free beginner friendly class welcomes anyone who has recently moved to Arizona or is just getting started with gardening. Learn about planting zones, when frosts are likely, and practical best practices, plus additional guidance to build confidence. The session focuses on clear, useful fundamentals so you can trade a brown thumb for a green one and leave feeling ready to grow.
Watters Garden CenterFairweather Social Club
In downtown Prescott, Arizona, Fairweather Social Club Bar pairs quality drinks with an upbeat, welcoming atmosphere, creating a lively social setting for memorable moments.
Fairweather Social ClubSky Daddy
Sky Conwell, known on stage as Sky Daddy, draws on decades in the Prescott music scene, performing both solo and with bands across many styles. With a calendar that stays full, some even consider him one of Prescott’s hardest working musicians, though opinions differ. His repertoire covers a wide range of American sounds, including rock, country, blues, folk, rockabilly, jazz, surf, and bluegrass.
LazyG BrewhouseSummer Music Festival
A summer music festival features continuous live music, tasty options from local food trucks, and community vendors. Performances unfold across two stages, with sets on the Turf Park and Main Stage by Kicked Outta Cottonwood, Old Town Love, Kailin Kay & Sundown, Alibi, Rose Colored Eyes, Sedona Red, and Colton Burris Music. The Main Stage also hosts two sets by 80 Proof with Nathaniel White performing in between. The event offers a lively mix of sounds, plenty to eat, and unique finds from community vendors from start to finish.
Town Center Turf ParkTucson Sugar Skulls at Northern Arizona Wranglers
The Tucson Sugar Skulls square off with the Northern Arizona Wranglers in an indoor football showdown at Findlay Toyota Center. The compact field and fast tempo set the stage for explosive plays, quick scoring bursts, and hard-hitting stops that can swing momentum in a single series. This high-energy matchup offers a clear look at how these two teams stack up on the field.
Tim's Toyota Sports ArenaSummer of Soul
Ease into a colorful, creative market day that celebrates independent makers, artists, and small businesses. Browse handmade pieces from art and jewelry to decor and thoughtful gifts, then enjoy bites from food trucks and refreshing summer treats. The atmosphere is lively, welcoming, and suitable for families, perfect for a relaxed stroll with community at the center. Vendors can secure 10 by 10 spaces starting at $30 per day, with a seasonal fee of $30, shared space options at $40 per day, and food truck spots at $50 per day. Applications are available for those interested in participating.
Prescott Valley Town CenterSunday Special: Match Your Spend
Load your game card and stretch your play with a match-your-spend promotion at In The Game. Spend between $25 and $75 on gameplay and get the same amount added to your card, up to $75, so you can enjoy more games and collect more tickets.
In The Game Prescott ValleyPop-Up
Mark's BeerGarden hosts a pop-up that pairs cold drinks with a showcase of handmade, small-batch skincare made from grass-fed tallow. Guests can browse richly moisturizing formulas and enjoy standout scents in a relaxed, lighthearted setting centered on beer and thoughtfully crafted skin care.
Mark's BeerGardenTai Chi & Qigong w/Roma
This tai chi and qigong class is led by Roma. The class fee for Basic members is $8. Other membership rates may vary. For details, contact The Center at 928-778-3000. The non-member fee is $15.
Prescott Teen Automotive Workshop
Designed for teens in Prescott, Arizona, this hands-on automotive workshop builds real-world skills and confidence around vehicles in a safe, supportive setting. Students explore two focused topics. In the vehicle electrical systems session, participants learn how the battery, starter, and alternator operate together, review the basics of circuits and wiring, practice safe use of a digital multimeter, test batteries and other components, understand the role of fuses and relays, recognize frequent electrical issues, develop simple troubleshooting strategies, and get an introduction to reading wiring schematics. In the roadside safety and emergency preparedness session, students gain practical know-how for common breakdown situations, including what to do when a car stops running, how to perform pre-trip safety checks, the right way to jump-start a vehicle, changing a flat tire and locating proper jack points, interpreting dashboard warning lights, assembling a roadside emergency kit, communicating clearly with repair shops and towing services, and staying safe while waiting for help. No prior automotive experience is needed and the workshop is recommended for ages 12 and up. Instruction is led by Keith Elsner. The cost is $60 per student for each workshop, with ESA and ClassWallet accepted.
Movin w/June
Movin w/June is a senior fitness class. Member pricing varies, and more information is available by calling 928-778-3000. Nonmembers pay $15.
Vitality, Mobility, & Pain Management Series
A four-part wellness series led by health educator and acupuncturist Pamela Wake focuses on boosting vitality, improving mobility, and building practical pain management skills. Sessions cover common concerns such as headaches, joint and muscle discomfort, stress, inflammation, and difficulty concentrating, with long-term strategies you can begin using right away. Expect guidance on simple nutrition adjustments, stretching, and everyday movement to support your goals. Each meeting introduces clear, step-by-step techniques to enhance overall well-being, and participants receive a therapy tool to use at home. Pricing is $65 for Center Members and $80 for Non-Members, and both options include the Gua Sha tool used throughout the series.
Strength and Balance with Joy
An instructor-led workout designed to build strength and enhance balance, guided by local personal trainer Joy Travers. The fee is $9 for members and $15 for non-members.
In the Middle Line Dance w/Cindy
This line dance class is open to all experience levels, from beginners to seasoned dancers. Member rates vary, and more information is available by calling The Center at 928-778-3000. Non-members pay $15.
Prescott History Tour
Discover the stories and people that shaped Prescott on a two-hour walking tour through downtown. A local guide leads the way to many of the city’s most notable spots, from the energy of Whiskey Row to the Victorian homes of Nob Hill, along with details many visitors miss. Every outing is personalized by a reliable, well-informed storyteller who lives here and is always uncovering new angles. With five generations of Arizona roots and a woman-owned team, the tour offers a deep local perspective on the city’s past.
Whiskey Row, Prescott, AZ 86303, United StatesZumba with Kay
This low impact Zumba class welcomes all levels. The class fee varies for members. For details call The Center at 928-778-3000. Non-members pay $15.
Monday Special
The Monday Special at In The Game bundles one hour of unlimited Green Gameplay with 250 prize tickets for $15. Available every Monday, it offers an easy way to enjoy favorite arcade games, build up tickets, and start the week with fun for both friends and families.
In The Game Prescott ValleyHand and Foot Canasta
This event features Hand and Foot Canasta. The fee is $5, with a $15 rate for non-members.
Integrated Exercise Yoga/Qigong/Pilates w/Roma
This integrated exercise session blends yoga, qigong, and Pilates with instruction from Roma. Basic members pay $8. Non-members pay $15. Rates for other membership types vary, and additional details are available by calling the Center at 928-778-3000.
Camp HONOR Super 7's
For seven-year-olds eager to be old enough, this fun and interactive preview offers a first look at Camp HONOR. Future campers can get comfortable with how camp works and what to expect so they are ready when their turn arrives.
Prescott PinesIntermediate Line Dance
Build on your experience in an intermediate line dance class with Barb. The session is geared toward dancers who already know the basics and want to grow their skills. The class fee is $8 for basic members and $15 for non members.
The Center on RosserOpen Mic Collective
Prescott Valley’s only open mic collective offers a welcoming stage at Tony’s Too Bar and Grill for musicians, solo acts, duets, comedians, poets, and anyone ready to share their talent. Performers can take the mic with optional guitar accompaniment from George Janack. Everyone is welcome, whether participating or enjoying the performances.
Tony's Too Bar and GrillYoga For Every Body
Designed for all bodies and experience levels, this balanced, functional yoga class focuses on building strength, enhancing mobility and flexibility, and moving with greater ease. Sessions highlight balance work, generous stretching, breath awareness, and mindful strength to boost circulation, support the nervous system, and ease anxiety. Through purposeful movement and attentive breathing, participants reconnect with their bodies, release stored tension, and cultivate stability, vitality, and overall well-being. Thoughtful variations welcome beginners while still offering meaningful depth for experienced practitioners. Expect to leave feeling grounded, open, steady, and more at home in yourself. Practiced consistently, it can lead to positive change and a renewed sense of health and well-being. All supplies are provided. Bring a mat if you have one, or one will be provided.
J ClubAll Levels Yoga w/Katy
Enjoy a welcoming yoga session open to all experience levels, taught by Katy. The class costs $9, and the non-member rate is $15. For additional information, contact The Center at 928-778-3000.
Meditation with Peg
A meditation class with Peg is available. The class fee is $5. Non-member pricing is $15. Membership fees may vary, so for more information contact The Center at 928-778-3000.
Beginner Line Dance w/CindyLou
A beginner-friendly line dancing class led by CindyLou that welcomes newcomers. The standard fee is $8, and the nonmember rate is $15. Pricing can vary with membership status, and The Center can provide details at 928-778-3000.
Weights & Balls on Chair with Katy Kolasa
A chair-based class using weights and balls, led by Katy Kolasa. The class fee is $9, and the non-member fee is $15. Questions can be directed to The Center.
Balance Tai Chi Movements with Joy
Enjoy a 30-minute session of Balance Tai Chi movements with Joy Travers. The class fee is $5, and the non-member fee is $15.
Tai Chi Chuan with Bryan
Take part in a Tai Chi Chuan class led by Bryan. Pricing depends on membership status, with a non-member rate of $15. For more details about fees, contact The Center.
Tuesday Arcade Special: 1 Hour Unlimited Gameplay + 250 Tickets for $15
At In The Game, a Tuesday special offers an hour of unlimited Green gameplay plus 250 prize tickets for $15. Spend the hour diving into arcade favorites and piling up tickets for prizes. A fun, budget friendly way for friends and families to turn Tuesday into game night.
Zoo by Moonlight
Spend an evening at Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary during a seasonal program offered from May through October. This experience focuses on observing animals that are active at night.
Heritage Park Zoological SanctuaryFull Body Fitness - Latin Dance Based
Enjoy a Latin dance inspired workout that engages your whole body and focuses on fitness through movement. The class fee is $7.
Wine Down Wednesdays
Every Wednesday, Wine Down Wednesdays at Augie's Bar and Restaurant features Lenny and Robin, with specials for Wine Down Wednesday and Happy Hour, plus food, drinks, and music.
Augie'sFamily Support Group
This free NAMI family support group welcomes adults who have a loved one experiencing mental health symptoms. Attendees share both challenges and successes to learn from others who understand similar situations. Using NAMI’s structured approach, the meeting gives each person time to speak and find the support they need. Held at StoneRidge Centers for Brains.
StoneRidge Centers for BrainsBeginning Line Dance with Beth Raber
Learn line dancing with award-winning instructor Beth Raber. The class fee is $10 per person.
Karaoke with Matt & Allie
Antelope Lanes hosts karaoke with Matt and Allie, where participants can step up to the mic and perform their favorite songs. Held on Wednesday nights, it offers an evening filled with karaoke selections.
Antelope LanesMusicians with Heart Open Mic
An open mic focused on giving back to the community. Every contribution collected is directed to local charitable causes, with past support for Yavapai County Food Bank and additional support for Guitars for Veterans.
Jersey Lilly SaloonStrength and Balance with Joy
Enjoy a focused session centered on strength and balance with instructor Joy Travers. The fee is $9, and nonmembers pay $15.
Mind-Body Reset Walk
A guided mindful walk led by Janice follows a quarter mile loop and is designed to cultivate calm and presence. Expect multiple laps for a total distance of up to 1.5 miles, with unhurried stops for stretching and easy movement that wake up the muscles, support balance, and boost circulation. Standard and Premium members attend free, Basic members pay $3, and nonmembers pay $15.
Tai Chi with Larry - 24 Form
Open to beginners and continuing students, this class centers on the 24-movement Yang style simplified form that is approved by the Chinese government. Participants learn to cultivate the flow of chi through a slow, continuous, relaxed, and focused sequence while exploring tai chi philosophy, history, and mindfulness. Instruction blends moving meditation with gentle, revitalizing exercise that can support strength, conditioning, coordination, flexibility, and balance. Many participants also report increased energy, reduced stress and pain, improved sleep, and an overall sense of well-being. Class fee with basic membership is $8, and the non-member rate is $15.
Zumba with Kay
This Zumba class is led by Kay. The fee for members is $8, and the fee for non-members is $15.
Wednesday Special: Half Price Games
Make the most of your arcade time at In The Game with half price on games, so your game card goes further. Enjoy extra plays and rack up more wins, whether you are planning family fun, an after school treat, or a relaxed hangout with friends.
In The Game Prescott ValleyKids Eat Free
At In The Game, there is a weekly family-friendly dining offer. Children 12 and younger dine at no cost with the purchase of an adult entrée, making it a simple way to skip cooking and share a meal together. Families can settle in for dinner, and kids can have some fun while they are there.
In The Game Prescott ValleyDance in Line
A beginner-friendly line dance class welcomes drop-in participants. Each class is $3.
Elks Lodge 330, Prescott ValleyStefnRock Thursdays!
StefnRock Thursdays brings cocktails, snacks, and dancing to Fire & Sword. The atmosphere is lively, with space to socialize, sip, and spend time on the dance floor.
Tai Chi with Larry - The Famous 108 “Long Form”
Experience Yang style Tai Chi in a class that builds on the lessons and benefits of the 24 Form while guiding you through core principles. Prior Tai Chi practice in any style for about four classroom hours is recommended, but it is not required. The focus is on health, wellness, and cultivating inner chi, with instruction modeled after Grand Master Kai Ying Tung and the Tung Family approach. For a look at this method, search “Tai Chi Tung” on YouTube and select the 16:01 video.
The Center on RosserThursday Social Run
Meet at Mile High Beer Project for a friendly group run. The route will likely pass through the square toward the Granite Creek Trail, circle the park, and return to the starting point. All paces are welcome, from walkers to speedy runners.
Mile High Beer ProjectWillow Shade at the Back Alley Wine Bar
Renee Galella and the Willow Shade Players make an appearance at Back Alley Wine Bar to kick off the holiday weekend early.
Strategic Network Partners
This free morning meeting is presented by Strategic Network Partners. More information is available on the organization’s website.
The Center on RosserAmericana Weekend
Americana Weekend arrives with a lively celebration from Whiskey & Ivory on Whiskey Row, delivering four dueling piano shows alongside festive drink specials. Entry is $10 per person for each show, payable online or at the door. Wearing red, white, and blue is encouraged. Seats go fast and reservations are limited.
Whiskey & IvoryKARAOKE WITH MATT & ALLIE
Tony’s Too Bar and Grill features karaoke with Matt and Allie. Guests can take the mic and sing, creating a fun night centered on audience performances.
Tony's Too Bar and GrillThursday Special: Match Your Spend
Load up your game card with $25 to $75 in gameplay and receive an equal match, up to $75, so you can play even more. It is a simple way to extend the fun with additional games and extra prizes.
In The Game Prescott ValleyPrescott Rodeo Days Fine Arts & Crafts Show
A fine arts and crafts show celebrating Prescott Rodeo Days takes place at Courthouse Plaza. Browse artwork and handmade items in a welcoming setting.
Courthouse PlazaNorthern Az Tattoo Fest
At the Prescott Resort, a full weekend is devoted to tattooing. It is a multi-day gathering centered entirely on tattoos.
Prescott Resort and Conference CenterCigars and BYOB Event
Celebrate America at Ol' Havana with a patriotic gathering. To reserve a spot, email Steve at Steve@OLhavanaCigars.com or call to confirm a reservation.
Ol' Havana Cigar LoungeOld Town Cottonwood Farmers Market
Sedona Bee Co LLC sets up at the Old Town Cottonwood Farmers Market with small-batch local honey in its pure form, highlighting what they are currently crafting, from barrel-aged releases to creamy varieties. Visitors can meet the makers, sample the offerings, and learn about the care that goes into each jar. The team expresses gratitude for the community’s ongoing support of local producers.
Quailwood MeadowsWillow Shade Players
Renee Galella and the Willow Shade Players appear at Elks Lodge #330 for a holiday weekend celebration, bringing a party vibe to the evening.
Elks LodgeRBB
RBB performs an acoustic set at Founding Fathers Collective.
Founding Fathers CollectiveAmerica 250 Grand Highland Heritage Market
At The Grand Highland Hotel in Prescott’s Whiskey Row, a two-day Heritage Market honors the United States’ 250th anniversary with a carefully curated gathering of local merchants and artisans. Explore handmade goods, fine art, and heritage trades that highlight the character of the American West in a historic setting.
The Grand Highland HotelSerial Killer Speakeasy
In Prescott, Arizona, Serial Killer Speakeasy presents a true crime–themed evening guided by mixologists and storytellers. Delve into the histories of Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, John Wayne Gacy, and Ed Gein as each narrative is paired with a cocktail crafted to match the mood of the tale. Expect an atmospheric experience that blends suspense with theatrical storytelling in a speakeasy setting. This popular event often sells out quickly.
The FederalAmerican Heritage Day
Celebrate living history at Sharlot Hall Museum in Prescott as the Pioneer Band performs in the amphitheater with a vintage program of patriotic and period favorites. The repertoire includes National Emblem March, Star Spangled Banner, Yankee Doodle Boy, Gems of Stephen Foster, Ida & Dottie Polka, Cotton Blossoms, King Cotton March, Sweet Old Songs, Impecunious Davis, and You’re a Grand Old Flag. In addition to the concert, activities will be available throughout the museum campus. Admission is $5 for adults, and museum members and youth 17 and under are admitted free.
Sharlot Hall Museum2026 Camp Then And Now
Now in its sixth year, Camp Then And Now takes place at CampWay with a new location and a lower price of $250. Campers ages 8 to 15 are welcome.
CampWayYavapai County Time Capsule Burial
The Yavapai County Free Library District will bury the Yavapai County Time Capsule during a public ceremony at the historic Yavapai County Courthouse Square, following the annual Kiddie Parade. This free event welcomes community members to witness the sealing and burial of the capsule. Those who wish to contribute can send a message using the official postcard template for inclusion, with all postcards due ahead of time and not accepted at the ceremony. The capsule will remain sealed for 50 years and is planned to be opened during the United States Tercentennial celebration.
Yavapai County Courthouse Square - Corner of Goodwin & Cortez St.Friday Special: 50¢ Wings All Day
In The Game kicks off the weekend with wings for 50 cents each, offered all day every Friday. Pick your favorite sauces, share a basket with friends, and enjoy a meal between rounds of play. It is a relaxed option for dinner, a night focused on games, or a simple nod to the start of the weekend.
Friday Special: Half Price Games
In The Game features a Friday special with half price games all day. Enjoy double the gameplay for half the usual price while you rack up tickets throughout your visit.
In The Game Prescott ValleyFree Day at the Museum
Enjoy a special day of free admission at the museum for a single day. Explore engaging exhibits and learn the stories they share about the history and culture of Prescott and Arizona. Admission is free all day as part of the celebration of America’s 250th birthday. Sharlot Hall Museum will also be featured in the Prescott Frontier Days Rodeo Parade.
Sharlot Hall MuseumFreedom Festival
Hosted by the City of Prescott, this festival returns to Pioneer Park to honor the 250th anniversary of the United States. The evening features activities and entertainment, capped by a grand fireworks display. Admission is free.
Pioneer ParkRed, White, & Boom 2026
Prescott Valley’s annual Red, White & Boom returns with a full day of patriotic fun at the Civic Center. Admission is free, with family activities including carnival rides and bounce houses. Explore booths from local market vendors and choose from a variety of food trucks serving local favorites. Attendees may want to bring some spending money for shopping, food, beverages, and face painting. A military flyover is planned, with the exact timing kept as a surprise. Live music fuels the celebration with Satellite Eclipse, The Grant Brothers, and headliner Drew Ryn, a former X Factor finalist and American Idol Top 20 performer. The night wraps up with an extended fireworks display. Road closures are expected throughout the Civic Center area during the event.
Prescott Valley Parks & RecreationBilly Reno
Billy Reno takes the stage for a live show at the Beergarden.
Mark's BeerGardenJan Alfano parkrun
Jan Alfano parkrun features a friendly 5k you can do at your own pace. Choose to run or walk. Dogs are allowed, with a limit of one per participant. There is no cost to take part. Sign up to receive a personal barcode that lets you record your time and track your participation.
Jan Alfano TrailHot Dog Fest!
Hot Dog Fest brings a lively mix of great eats and community fun to Fairweather Social Club in Prescott. Look for creative hot dog specials, chilled beverages, and music all day long, plus vintage sellers and local makers to explore. Families can enjoy face painting, hair tinsel, and lawn games, and there are plenty of chances to share in Independence Day spirit with neighbors. Admission is free, and vendor applications are open. Produced by Hot Dog Moon Productions.
Fairweather Social Club PrescottPrescott Boot Race July 4, 2026 at 12PM
The Prescott Boot Race sends boot-clad runners through downtown Prescott, Arizona in a lively dash through the heart of the city. This patriotic tradition brings upbeat energy and local pride to a spirited street race.
Courthouse PlazaFreedom Festival
The City of Prescott’s Freedom Festival at Pioneer Park features a fireworks show. On-site food and drink options will include signature favorites along with new Sago drinks and desserts.
Pioneer ParkHose Cart Races & Bucket Brigades
An annual Prescott tradition brings the community together for quick, high-energy hose cart races in a welcoming setting for all ages. Teams sprint while hauling classic hose carts, showcasing speed, cooperation, and firefighter pride. The lively crowd fuels the atmosphere as spectators back their favorites and celebrate the spirit and history of the fire service. It is a fun outing for families and friends.
S Cortez St, Prescott, AZ 86303, United StatesSundays with Soul — Stars, Stripes & Sunday Vibes
Hosted by Prescott Valley Community Market, this uplifting community market spotlights local artisans, makers, and small businesses alongside food trucks and sweet treats. Expect a patriotic summer atmosphere with easygoing Sunday vibes, creating a friendly place to explore handmade goods and enjoy tasty bites. Vendor options include standard 10 by 10 spaces starting at $30 per day, a seasonal fee of $30, shared spaces at $40 per day, and food truck spots at $50 per day. Applications and questions can be sent to prescottvalleycommunitymarket@gmail.com.
Prescott Valley Town CenterSunday Special: Match Your Spend
On Sundays at In The Game, loading up your game card pays off. Spend between $25 and $75 on gameplay and receive a matching amount, up to $75, so the fun can continue longer. Enjoy extra play and more chances to collect tickets.
In The Game Prescott ValleyFairweather Social Club
Drinks, live music, and more come together at The Crescent Bar at Fairweather Social Club. Set in the heart of downtown Prescott, AZ, this spot pairs a welcoming vibe with memorable experiences.
The Crescent Bar at Fairweather Social ClubA Girl & A Gun / Prescott Area Chapter
A Girl & A Gun Women’s Shooting League offers a welcoming social gathering for women who enjoy shooting. Created by women in the shooting community for other women, the focus is on connection, encouragement, and support among participants.
Prescott Shooting Range and Gun ClubPHS Boys VB Camp
This all-skills camp welcomes boys entering 8th, 9th, or 10th grade. For full details, refer to the event post.
Prescott High SchoolFairweather Social Club: Drinks, Live Music & More
This event at The Crescent Bar at Fairweather Social Club features drinks, live music, and more. It offers a relaxed atmosphere where beverages and performances come together for a laid-back outing.
The Crescent Bar at Fairweather Social ClubPrescott City Jr Championship
Prescott City Jr Championship takes place at Antelope Hills Golf Course in Prescott, Arizona. The Boys 15 to 18 championship tee is set at 6,812 yards and plays to a par of 71. The course is professionally managed by Billy Casper Golf.
Antelope Hills Golf CourseNAWGA Scotch Play - Partners Championship The Club at Prescott Lakes
Players team up for 18 holes of partner scotch play using the modified Chapman format. Competition is organized into gross and net flights, and every round is played under the 2026 USGA Rules of Golf.
The Club at Prescott LakesEarly Alzheimer’s Support Group
Prescott Valley Public Library hosts an early-stage support group from the Alzheimer’s Association for people living with Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia and their care partners. The group provides a supportive place to share experiences, build coping skills, plan ahead, practice effective communication strategies, and connect with community resources. Meetings are held in the Program Room on the first floor. There is no cost to attend and no registration is required.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryMogollon Highlands Festival
A community festival in the Mogollon Highlands that brings science and art together. It features field trips, presentations, workshops, and a celebration.
Natural History InstituteCreating Compelling Characters In-person Program
Prescott Valley Public Library hosts Writer-in-Residence Janette Rallison for a writing workshop focused on creating characters readers remember. The class explores ways to bring personalities to life and make them engaging and likable on the page. It is part of the library’s Writer-in-Residence writing workshops from May through July and takes place in the Crystal Room on the third floor. This program is open to teens and adults. Registration is separate for each workshop. For more information, call 928.759.3040. Support for this project is provided by the Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records, a division of the Secretary of State, with federal funding from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryThe Owl
Experience a rush of third-wave ska as The Originals channel the music of Reel Big Fish with bright horns, punchy rhythms, and singalong-ready hooks. Whether revisiting Warped Tour memories or discovering these anthems for the first time, the night turns into a skank-friendly celebration with fellow fans. At The Owl in Prescott, expect an upbeat atmosphere with energetic performances and cold drinks. All ages are welcome. Limited tickets are available, with pre-sale at $10 and $15 at the door.
The OwlFree Garden Class: Green Screens: Designing Living Walls for Beauty & Privacy
Get insights on the fastest growing plants for quick, natural screening. Learn how to hide unwanted views and improve your surroundings, with ideas to cut noise and light from nearby sources. Design experts will be on hand to address unique situations.
Watters Garden CenterYES! at Nature Ninos at Antelope Park
This free Nature Niños gathering welcomes families with children from birth to age 8 in the Greater Prescott area. Park Rangers and community partners lead play-focused, child-led activities on a new family-friendly trail each month. Highlights include small giveaways to take home, creative nature crafts, storytime, a raffle, brief Leave No Trace lessons, and healthy snacks. The program is guided by staff with strong backgrounds in child development and extensive experience leading outdoor activities designed for young children.
Antelope ParkWould You Like to Experience God’s Love and Guidance?
Discover ways to experience God’s love and guidance by tuning in to the quiet voice of the Divine Spirit found in dreams, everyday moments, and stillness. This free program at Prescott Public Library focuses on awareness and mindful listening to help participants recognize spiritual insight in daily life.
Prescott Public LibraryFree Mother/Daughter Lesson - Prescott, AZ
Take part in a free chipping lesson led by PGA-LPGA Master Teaching Professional Michele Trimarche. This session welcomes mothers and grandmothers learning alongside their daughters or granddaughters. Participants must be at least 7 years old.
The Club at Prescott LakesArt & Wine w/ Gail Trembly and Linda Scott
At the Phippen Museum, this Art & Wine session with Linda Scott and Gail Trembly focuses on making art with dried plants and the power of sunlight. The experience blends creativity with the outdoors, highlighting natural shapes and light in the finished pieces within a wine-themed setting. Pricing is $35 for members and $40 for non-members.
Phippen MuseumBook Talk with author Gioia Woods
Author Gioia Woods discusses her book City Lights, delving into the story of an avant-garde bookstore associated with literary experimentation and cultural revolution. The focus is on its connections to experimental writing and the broader currents of cultural change.
Peregrine Book CompanyPrescott Valley Community Market
Visitors to the Prescott Valley Community Market will find The Bee’s Knees Natural Skincare & Crafts offering small batch body care inspired by classic apothecary practices. Look for tallow based skincare, herb infused balms and salves, natural soaps, skin nourishing oils, and other distinctive handmade goods. This booth is part of a community of local vendors highlighting thoughtfully crafted, natural products.
Prescott Valley Community MarketFairweather Social Club: Drinks, Live Music & More
At The Crescent Bar inside Fairweather Social Club in downtown Prescott, this event brings together drinks, live music, and more. A relaxed, social setting at the bar pairs beverage service with live performances for an easygoing experience.
The Crescent Bar at Fairweather Social ClubWith Intent Solo
This event takes place in the Peacock Room at the Hassayampa Inn in Prescott.
Peacock Dining Room - Hassayampa Inn16th Annual Prescott Film Festival
The 16th Annual Prescott Film Festival spotlights independent filmmaking with a "Sweet 16" edition spanning six days. The event takes place at the Jim & Linda Lee Performing Arts Center at Yavapai College.
Jim & Linda Lee Performing Arts Center at Yavapai CollegeYES! STEAM Lab - Prescott Public Library
Kids in grades 2 through 5 can dive into solar science in a hands-on STEAM lab at Prescott Public Library. Participants will design and build simple solar ovens, then test them by making s’mores and watching sunlight transform into heat. The session encourages predictions, careful observations, and discussion of how sunlight travels, how energy changes form, and why renewable energy matters. Creativity and problem solving take center stage as each child customizes an oven and experiments with ways to boost its effectiveness, building engineering skills, critical thinking, and scientific discovery. Presented by Prescott Public Library in collaboration with Yavapai Exploration and Science, with support from the Friends of the Prescott Public Library. Registration is available online, at the Youth Desk, or by calling 928.777.1537.
Prescott Public LibraryAlzheimer’s Association Caregivers Support Group
Caregivers supporting someone with Alzheimer’s can connect with peers in a confidential, facilitator-led group at Prescott Valley Public Library. Open only to active caregivers, these meetings provide a welcoming place to share experiences, discuss needs and concerns, and learn practical coping strategies. Trained facilitators offer guidance, point to community resources, and share information to help build skills for caring for a loved one. The group meets on the second and fourth Mondays each month. No registration is required, but space is limited.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryBeginning Meditation and Mindfulness
This beginner-friendly meditation and mindfulness program at Prescott Valley Public Library offers a calm introduction to practices that support relaxation, self-awareness, and appreciation for others. Guided instruction covers straightforward techniques for easing everyday stress and sharpening mental clarity, with research showing that consistent practice can foster lasting benefits for both body and mind, including more restful sleep. The program welcomes first-timers as well as those with some experience, and there is no cost to attend. It is offered on the second and fourth Mondays. Sessions take place in the Program Room on the first floor, with chairs available, and participants may bring a cushion for added comfort. Registration is not required, though space is limited. For more information, call 928-759-3040.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryYES! STEAM Lab - Prescott Valley Library
Kids ages 5 to 12 explore science and engineering by cooking with sunshine in a hands-on STEAM lab at the Prescott Valley Public Library. Participants take on the role of engineers as they design and build simple solar ovens, then test them by making s'mores while watching sunlight convert to heat. They will make predictions, compare results, and see how effectively their designs capture and use solar energy. The session introduces how solar power works, how energy changes form, and why renewable energy is important for the world. Presented in partnership with Yavapai Exploration and Science, this experience encourages curiosity, careful observation, and critical thinking for young scientists who enjoy experimenting and exploring.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryTweens and Teens: Digging Up the Past
Designed for ages 10 to 18, this hands-on program introduces paleontology through activities like a chocolate chip cookie dig, a mini dinosaur excavation, and making fossil molds. All supplies are included. It takes place in the Children’s Program Room on the second floor of Prescott Valley Public Library. Pre-registration is required.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryTeen Canines & Cookies: Dig the Vibes (Therapy Dogs)
Relax with therapy dogs while enjoying cookies, lighthearted games, and a bit of creative chaos. Spend time chilling out, meeting friendly pups, and maybe discovering a great story or a new favorite companion. For teens ages 12 to 18. No registration is needed, and attendance is first come, first served.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryTrails 4 Tatas Fundraiser at Red Robin
Red Robin Gourmet Burgers in Prescott is hosting a Trails 4 Tatas fundraiser. Throughout the day, 20 percent of each food purchase from dine in and takeout will be donated to support the organization. To make sure your order is included, mention the Trails 4 Tatas fundraiser to your server or show the event flyer on your phone when you order. Instructions for placing an eligible online order are provided on the flyer. Come by for lunch or dinner, or stop in for a root beer float, and your meal will contribute to the cause.
Red Robin Gourmet Burgers (Prescott, AZ)Chair Yoga
Unwind with a gentle chair yoga session at the Prescott Valley Public Library. This in-person class welcomes all experience levels, including newcomers and anyone seeking a softer approach. The practice focuses on building strength, flexibility, balance, and relaxation while remaining seated, so there is no need to get on the floor. Instruction is provided by Lori Wallach, who brings more than 15 years of teaching experience spanning power yoga to meditation. The session takes place in the Crystal Room on the third floor. Registration is not required. For more information, call 928-759-3040.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryFamily History Day Activity
Celebrate America 250 at Prescott Valley Public Library with a family history activity day that welcomes families and individuals of all ages. Explore your connections through storytime, historic diamond painting, games, hands-on projects, and beginner-friendly genealogy activities. The gathering is held in the Crystal Room on the third floor, and registration is not required. Enjoy a welcoming setting that encourages reflecting on the past and present while making memories together.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryBarely Contagious
Barely Contagious brings a live performance to the Beergarden.
Mark's BeerGardenAZ/DZ Rocks The Pines
AZ/DZ brings a high-voltage salute to AC/DC to the Elks Theatre and Performing Arts Center, covering the Bon Scott and Brian Johnson eras with a powerhouse set of hits. It is an all-out celebration of the band’s most beloved anthems, delivered with raw energy from start to finish.
Elks Theatre and Performing Arts CenterGolf Like A Girl Women's Golf Clinic - Prescott, AZ
A women’s golf clinic focused on pitching, taught by a PGA-LPGA Master. Golf clubs are available for participants who need them. Each ticket sponsors a complimentary group lesson spot for one mother and one daughter.
The Club at Prescott LakesCallTeks Cornhole Classic
The CallTeks Cornhole Classic brings a full day of friendly rivalry and community spirit to Founding Fathers Collective, benefiting Mighty Oaks Programs, which support veterans and first responders. Competitors will take on a double-elimination format with prizes on the line and plenty of opportunities for bragging rights. Expect music, food, drinks, and a welcoming crowd that makes the tournament accessible for newcomers and seasoned players alike. Whether the goal is to compete, support a meaningful cause, or simply enjoy an energetic outing, this event offers a spirited day of cornhole with purpose. It is one tournament united by a shared mission and a commitment to giving back.
Founding Fathers Collective🌅 Sunday with Soul — Your Sunday Ritual, Crafted with Soul
Hosted by Prescott Valley Community Market, this relaxed community gathering highlights local creativity and flavor. Browse work from local artisans with handmade pieces, enjoy bites from food trucks and sweet treats, and take in a friendly, laid-back atmosphere that encourages conversation and unhurried exploring. It is a welcoming space designed for connection, where neighbors meet and shoppers discover new favorites. Vendor opportunities are available, with 10-by-10 spaces starting at $30 per day, a seasonal fee of $30, shared spaces at $40 per day, and food truck spots at $50 per day.
Prescott Valley Town CenterA Girl & A Gun / Prescott Area Chapter
A Girl & A Gun Women’s Shooting League is a women-led shooting club designed for women shooters. It provides a relaxed, social atmosphere centered on camaraderie and mutual support, giving participants a chance to meet, connect, and enjoy time together.
Prescott Shooting Range and Gun ClubLiving Trust Seminar - Prescott Valley, AZ - July 20, 2026
Learn the essentials of living trusts in a no-cost seminar that explains how proactive planning can help keep your affairs out of court. Designed for homeowners, it highlights ways to bypass probate and provides guidance focused on protecting your family.
Pizza HutThe Teen Lost Mummy Escape Room
An Egypt-themed escape experience awaits at Prescott Valley Public Library. Teens will navigate shadowy tombs and hidden chambers, decipher puzzles, outsmart tricky traps, and uncover long-buried secrets as they work through a lost mummy mystery. This program is intended for ages 12 to 18. It takes place in the Program Room on the first floor. Pre-registration is required.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryLiving Trust Seminar - Prescott, AZ - July 21, 2026
This free seminar on living trusts at Prescott Public Library focuses on planning ahead so court involvement can be avoided later. It is geared toward homeowners who want to learn how to avoid probate and take steps now to help protect their family.
Prescott Public LibraryReading Leaves, Interpreting the Clues
Learn to understand what your plants are telling you in this in-person class at Prescott Valley Public Library. Presenter John Grant guides participants through the basics of leaf structure and function, where to look when something seems off, and how changes in leaf color can indicate nutrient deficiencies or other problems. The session also covers how to spot damage from pests, diseases, and environmental stress, along with practical ways to prevent and manage common issues. Guidance on where to find additional gardening support is included. This free program takes place in the Crystal Room on the third floor. For more information, call 928.759.3040.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryOur Many Moons
Created in honor of the Apollo 11 Moon landing anniversary, this live in-house production from the Jim and Linda Lee Planetarium explores what has been learned about Earth’s Moon and surveys many of the other moons that orbit planets in our solar system. The program blends current discoveries with historical context to guide audiences through the variety, geology, and mysteries of these natural satellites. Tickets are $8.
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Prescott CampusProtecting Pronghorns Display at Natural History Institute
A Protecting Pronghorns display created by the Central Arizona Wildlife Alliance will fill the lobby of the Natural History Institute for two months. The exhibit explores how pronghorns got their name, how fast they can run, and current conservation efforts, including the new wildlife crossing over Interstate 17. During the opening as part of the 4th Friday Art Walk, CAWA members will share information about their work with pronghorns and other local wildlife, along with details on field outings, volunteer projects, and a wildlife survey app for recording sightings. After the opening, the display can be viewed during regular visiting hours at the institute. Previously shown at the Prescott Library Viewerie, this presentation highlights a notable Yavapai County resident often described as the spirit of the grasslands.
Natural History InstituteJuly Sips & Stems Class
Celebrate summer with a creative floral workshop that pairs vibrant flowers with cocktails. All materials and instruction are included, and the cost is $89 per person.
Allan's Flowers5th Annual Cherish the Moments Walk
Flagstaff comes together for a fifth annual community walk at Buffalos Park, organized by NAZADA. The focus is on supporting local families, with all proceeds directed to respite grants that help caregivers across Northern Arizona.
Buffalo Park, Flagstaff ArizonaLast Splash Summer Bash
Last Splash Summer Bash brings the community together for a full day of all-ages activities. Browse goods from local vendors and artisans, meet instructors to learn about available programs, and take part in quick 30-minute fitness workshops. Families can enjoy games and other kid-friendly fun, while food vendors offer plenty of tasty options. Whether the goal is to explore a new interest, get active, support local businesses, or simply spend time with friends and family, this summer celebration offers something for everyone as the season winds down.
The Center on RosserSummer Block Party & Craft Fair
Celebrate the season’s finale with a nostalgic 90s-themed gathering hosted by The Center. This single-day event brings together all ages with games and prizes, familiar throwback music, a petting farm, and plenty of chances to relax and enjoy the last stretch of summer. Tasty food and cool treats will be available, and local vendors will offer unique goods to explore. Guests are encouraged to show off 90s-inspired outfits. Limited vendor spaces are open and food trucks are invited. Sponsorship inquiries can be directed to Morgan at 928-778-3000 ext 104 or mswift@adultcenter.org.
The CenterHenna Body Art Workshop
Prescott Valley Public Library hosts a hands-on henna body art workshop designed to blend creativity with learning in a two-hour session. Participants explore the tradition and cultural background of henna, compare classic motifs with modern styles, and watch a live demonstration showing how the paste is prepared and applied. There is time to ask questions and observe techniques up close. Each attendee receives a small complimentary henna design to take with them. The program is free, and pre-registration is required. Location is the Crystal Room on the third floor.
PAIS ANNUAL RHIZOME SALE
An annual rhizome sale takes place at Mortimer Nursery. Browse and purchase rhizomes during this once-a-year event.
Mortimer NurseryReed Turchi
Reed Turchi appears at The Fairweather Social Club in Prescott. Tickets are available for this event.
The Crescent Bar at Fairweather Social ClubPrescott Farmers Market Summer Season
Now in its 29th year, Prescott Farmers Market offers a Saturday community gathering focused on connecting with local growers and the food they produce. Catch up with neighbors, talk directly with farmers, and learn more about where your ingredients come from.
Prescott Farmers MarketWhiskey River
Enjoy Whiskey River at Whiskey River Tavern in Prescott.
Whiskey River Tavern🌞 Sunday with Soul — Handmade. Homegrown. Heartfelt.
Organized by Prescott Valley Community Market, this community gathering spotlights creativity and connection. Discover handcrafted pieces from area makers, enjoy locally made flavors, and pick up bites from food trucks along with dessert options. The atmosphere is easygoing and welcoming, designed for a soulful summer outing rooted in supporting small businesses. Vendor participation is available with several pricing options. Standard 10 by 10 spaces start at $30 per day, the seasonal fee is $30, shared spaces are $40 per day, and food trucks are $50 per day. For applications or questions, contact prescottvalleycommunitymarket@gmail.com.
Prescott Valley Town Center 7210 E Pav Way, Prescott Valley, AZ, United States, Arizona 86314Teen Pop N Paint
Settle in for a relaxed, creative painting session where participants can work on a canvas while enjoying soda. This program is offered in two sessions, and participants should register to reserve a timeslot. The gathering takes place in the YA Art Room at Prescott Valley Public Library.
Prescott Valley Public LibraryAlzheimer’s Association Caregivers Support Group
At Prescott Valley Public Library, the Alzheimer’s Association Caregivers Support Group offers a confidential, professionally facilitated setting for active caregivers to connect and share. Participants can talk through challenges, express needs and concerns, and learn practical coping strategies while discovering community resources. Sessions also provide helpful information and opportunities to build skills that support caring for a loved one. No registration is required, but space is limited.
Zoo by Moonlight
An evening event at Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary highlights animals that are active at night. Attendees can observe the sanctuary's nocturnal residents in a nighttime setting.
Heritage Park Zoological SanctuaryAARP AZ Policy & Pastries | AARP Events
AARP Arizona hosts an informative session at the Prescott Public Library that explores ways to volunteer as an advocate in the community. Participants can hear about available opportunities and how to take part in local advocacy efforts.
Prescott Public LibraryPrescott Gem and Mineral Show
Now in its 22nd year, this Prescott gem and mineral show takes place at Findlay Toyota Center and is sponsored by the Prescott Gem & Mineral Club. It is described as the largest indoor gem and mineral show in Northern Arizona. More than 75 vendors offer a range of gem and mineral related products.
Findlay Toyota CenterFish Out of Water returns to Prescott, AZ!
Fish Out of Water brings the Can't Stop, Won't Stop Tour to Raven Cafe in Prescott, Arizona with a live set that fuses rock, funk, reggae, hip hop, and acoustic elements into their signature RoPhunkRaeHop.
Raven Café🌶️ Sunday with Soul — Hot Deals, Cool Vibes
A themed edition of the weekly community market hosted by Prescott Valley Community Market turns up the spice while keeping the atmosphere relaxed. Local makers and artisans offer deals alongside handmade and homegrown goods, with food trucks and sweet treats rounding out a welcoming, playful summer vibe. Vendors can participate with 10x10 spaces starting at $30 per day, a seasonal fee of $30, shared spaces at $40 per day, and food truck spots at $50 per day. For applications or questions, email prescottvalleycommunitymarket@gmail.com.
Prescott Valley Town Center 7210 E Pav Way, Prescott Valley, AZ, United States, Arizona 86314Destiny House Restoration Center Golf Tournament Fundraiser
A golf tournament fundraiser offers a day on the course filled with friendly competition, lasting memories, and chances to win prizes. All proceeds benefit Destiny House Restoration Center and its work supporting survivors of human trafficking. For registration details or information about the mission, sponsorships, donating, or volunteering, contact Elisa at (928) 300-1542 or elisa@eonconsultingrd.com.
🦋 Sunday with Soul — Catch the Glow of Community
Hosted by Prescott Valley Community Market, this community-centered marketplace showcases handmade creations and locally grown treats in a relaxed, welcoming setting. The market features artisan vendors, food trucks serving savory bites and desserts, and the lively energy of the Entertainment District that fosters connection and an easygoing pace. Vendor opportunities include 10-by-10 spaces starting at $30 per day, a seasonal fee of $30, shared spaces at $40 per day, and food truck spots at $50 per day. For applications or questions, contact prescottvalleycommunitymarket@gmail.com.
Prescott Valley Town Center 7210 E Pav Way, Prescott Valley, AZ, United States, Arizona 86314Bye Bye Love - A Salute to the Everly Brothers
At Elks Theatre and Performing Arts Center, a tribute concert celebrates the Everly Brothers and the signature harmonies of classic rock and roll duos. Alex Mack and Chach Snook lead the show with favorites such as Wake Up Little Susie, All I Have to Do is Dream, Cathy’s Clown, and Bye Bye Love. The performance blends music and storytelling, tracing the duo’s early influences and the artists they later inspired.
Elks Theatre and Performing Arts CenterPFM Market Food Tour (August 15)
Savor a guided tasting at the Prescott Farmers Market that spotlights local flavors and the people who make them. The experience begins with a brief welcome to the market and the organization, along with a warm drink and a small bite to get you started. Over about two hours, the group visits roughly 8 to 10 vendors to sample a generous spread, finishing with something sweet. Expect enough food to feel comfortably full, plus an insulated tote to carry the rest of your market finds. This is a particularly vibrant moment at the market, with the aroma of roasting chiles in the air and an abundance of summer produce. Participation is limited to 12 people. Tickets are $99 and include a $35 contribution to PFM.
Pancake Breakfast at Applebee's
A pancake breakfast fundraiser at Applebee's in Frontier Village features a starter plate of three pancakes, two slices of bacon, and a drink such as coffee, tea, orange juice, milk, or soda. Pancakes are unlimited and drinks include free refills, and the set menu does not allow substitutions or additions. Tickets are required and should be purchased for each person attending. The price is $10 per ticket for both kids and adults. From each ticket, $5 supports Trails 4 Tatas, and all tips are donated to the cause. Volunteers from the group will be welcoming guests and helping as hostesses, bussers, and servers.
Applebee's Grill + Bar (Prescott, AZ)Free Garden Class: Hot Weather Blooms for Vibrant Prescott Gardens
This free garden class spotlights Crape Myrtle and Hibiscus and how to keep them flowering through the heat in Prescott. It explains how these favorites can do well in the local climate with proper care, and shares practical guidance from Watters to support vibrant summer color.
Watters Garden CenterPTCC Local Trading Card Show
PTCC Local Trading Card Show brings a family-friendly gathering to Prescott High School in Prescott, Arizona, celebrating sports cards, Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, other TCGs, and a range of collectibles. Plans include open trading, a learn-to-play activity, community activations, and on-site food vendors, with additional features and partners to be shared as they are confirmed. Vendor registration is open. Presented by the Prescott Area Trading Card Community (PTCC) in collaboration with Good Game Family.
Prescott High SchoolHigh Desert Health Fair
High Desert Health Fair is a no-cost, family friendly gathering in Prescott that brings the community together around health and wellness. It features practical resources and an emphasis on personalized, root-cause care for every stage of life.
Prescott, ArizonaPronghorns: Spirit of the Grasslands Film Festival
The festival features a series of short documentaries about pronghorns and includes light refreshments. The Spirit of the Grasslands Award will be presented during the event. A raffle will offer pronghorn-themed art and home decor, with tickets sold at the festival and cash or check preferred. Tickets are $12 per person, and proceeds support Central Arizona Wildlife Alliance programs and field projects. Hosted by the Natural History Institute and coordinated by Central Arizona Wildlife Alliance. The Protecting Pronghorns display will also be on view in the Natural History Institute lobby.
Natural History InstituteAugust Sips & Stems Class
Celebrate the season at Sips & Stems, a relaxed floral workshop focused on arranging vibrant blooms. All supplies and guided instruction are included, and cocktails are provided. The cost is $89 per person.
2026 ZUMBATHON support FOJLS Christmas Courthouse Lighting Fundraiser
A Zumbathon led by local instructors raises funds for The Friends of Jersey Lilly Saloon’s Christmas Courthouse Lighting Fundraiser. Participants can dance together while supporting the cause. Admission is $25, with payment available in advance and at entry. Raffle drawings take place throughout the event, and tickets are available at $5 for one, $10 for three, and $20 for eight. For more information, email Fojlszumbathon@outlook.com.
Prescott High School🍦 Sundays with Soul Tagline: Chill Out – Connect – Discover
Sundays with Soul brings a relaxed, community focused atmosphere to the Prescott Valley Community Market. Shaped by a theme of unwinding, connecting, and discovering something new, it creates a welcoming space to slow down, meet others, and explore what the market has to offer.
Prescott Valley Town Center 7210 E Pav Way, Prescott Valley, AZ, United States, Arizona 86314Ponderosa Grove (Trio) at the Highlands Center
An evening of fantastic music unfolds at the beautiful Highlands Center Kiwanis Amphitheater. The musicians express their love for performing at this venue, pairing the scenic setting with the performance.
Highlands Center for Natural HistoryFree Garden Class: Best Plants for Pollinators in Prescott
Learn how to create a welcoming garden for hummingbirds and butterflies with a free class centered on choosing pollinator friendly plants in Prescott. Get straightforward guidance on plant selection and a few simple additions that encourage these visitors to thrive. Turn your backyard into a colorful space filled with the motion of these winged guests using easy, practical ideas.
Watters Garden CenterFree Garden Class: Fast Vines for Quick Garden Coverage
Explore simple ways to cover bare patches and add vertical flair to your landscape. This session highlights standout climbers and dependable fillers, featuring easy-care vines and groundcovers that perform well in the area. Expect practical ideas like training vines to twine up a pergola for welcome shade and choosing dense groundcovers that keep weeds down while helping to anchor the soil.
Watters Garden CenterDancing for the Stars - Season 10
Dancing for the Stars: All Stars celebrates its 10th season, honoring a decade of community spirit, generosity, and memorable performances. Local celebrities team up with professional dancers for choreographed routines that raise funds for Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Arizona. The event is presented by Barrett Floors, Casa Chevrolet of Prescott, Granville Universal Homes, James Family Foundation, and Pinnacle Bank, with media presenters Blushing Cactus Photography, EMI Print Works, and Nei-Turner Media Group. All funds raised directly support youth programs at the local Clubs, and community members can participate through voting, sponsorships, or ticket purchases.
Hendrix Auditorium @Mile High Middle School - Prescott,AZ