Events in Sierra Vista

Happy Hour!!!!

At Bone Dry Tap House, this happy hour focuses on easing into the week with a relaxed atmosphere, chilled drinks, and a friendly crowd. It offers a simple way to start the week with a few extra perks.

Sunflower and Pollinator Wine Glasses

Create painted wine glasses with guidance from Ashley of Fairbanks, Alaska, founder of Aurora Artistries. All materials are included, with two 12 oz stemless glasses, special glass paint, and step by step instruction to help you complete your pieces. A large TV will display the demonstration so everyone can clearly follow each detail. The session takes place at Tombstone Brewing Company, which welcomes families. Food and drinks are available for purchase at the venue and are not part of the ticket price. If attendance is not possible, credit for a future event is available with 48 hours notice. If the instructor must reschedule and the new date does not work, a future event credit is also provided.

Music Bingo Mondays @ Urban Axe Yard

Music Bingo comes to Urban Axe Yard, presented by King Trivia. Enjoy a fresh mix of playlists that encourage sing-alongs, with prizes for lucky winners. Participation is free. Drafts are $1 off, and service industry guests can access special deals on axe throwing and escape rooms. A relaxed blend of music and friendly competition.

BINGO!

Bingo at VFW Post 9972 features laughs, friendly company, and chances to win prizes, all in support of local Veterans. Suitable for friends, family, and neighbors looking for a lighthearted night out.

Karaoke Night

Urban Axe Yard hosts a lively karaoke night where singers of all levels can step up to the mic and perform everything from beloved classics to the latest hits. The vibe is relaxed and supportive, making it easy to sing along or cheer for friends. Drinks include soda, beer, and wine, with one dollar off draft pours for the duration of the night. Between songs, keep the energy high with axe throwing, plenty of laughs, and moments worth remembering.

Library Lounge - Pause & Play

Unwind with about an hour of a game, conversation, and connection with others. This low-key social time provides a welcome break. Everything you need is provided, so simply bring yourself and relax.

Library Lounge: Pause & Play

This easygoing social gathering focuses on play, conversation, and community. It lasts about an hour and offers a gentle pause in the week. All supplies are provided, with nothing needed beyond yourself. For ages 16 to 160.

S.A.L. Monday Lunch Specials

A relaxed Monday lunch that welcomes everyone and offers an easy, inclusive midday break.

San Miguel vs Bisbee

Tickets are available for a baseball game between San Miguel and Bisbee.

Karaoke Night Every Monday

Get ready to sing your heart out! Mondays are for karaoke, whether youre a pro or just love to belt out your favorite tunes, come join the fun. Expect a wide selection of songs, drinks, and great vibes with friends. If singing isnt your thing, theres still a spot for you and there will be axes and laughter, too.

Crafts -n- Crafts

This relaxed, social meetup brings people together to work on craft projects, sip craft beverages, and keep the conversation flowing. Topics wander, with plenty of conversation centered on crafting. It offers a friendly setting to settle in with a project among others.

Mommy and Me Mother's Day Craft

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a Mommy and Me crafting session focused on creating handmade dried flower bookmarks. Participants can work side by side and leave with a charming keepsake for a favorite book. The workshop takes place at Serenity Learning Center. It is open to everyone. The organizer is an ESA direct vendor, and Venmo payments are accepted with credentials available for ESA reimbursement if needed.

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

Bone Dry Tap House marks Military and First Responders Appreciation Day each Tuesday with a simple thank you. Military personnel and first responders who show valid ID receive $1 off every menu item all day.

Weekly Meetup at RSG

Spend some relaxed time with Riichi mahjong at Rising Sun Games. Participants can learn the rules and jump into casual tables for friendly play. The focus is on approachable games and hands-on practice.

The Simpsons Trivia Night

Urban Axe Yard in Sierra Vista hosts a trivia night devoted to The Simpsons, celebrating the longest-running animated TV series with questions that span Halloween specials, Krusty’s antics, Homer, Bart, Lisa, and the show’s many memorable lines. It is free to play, and participants can compete solo or form a team. Top performers earn prizes, and a standout Simpsons-inspired outfit earns bragging rights. Axe throwing stays open before, during, and after the game, and teams can play from their lane. Closed-toe shoes are required for throwing. Food is available from Doc’s Watering Hole with orders taken and delivered directly to tables or lanes, and outside food is not permitted. The bar serves domestic and import beers, craft options including IPAs, ciders, seltzers, wines, soft drinks, and energy drinks, with bucket specials available. Outside drinks are not permitted. Arriving early is recommended to secure a table or a lane, as trivia nights tend to fill quickly.

Sierra Vista Open Play Soccer

This recurring evening activity takes place at Cyr Southeast twice a week. To help cover field and lighting costs, a suggested minimum donation of $1 is appreciated.

Kindermusic Classes

This 45-minute Kindermusic class welcomes children ages 1 to 5 into music through playful exploration with puppets, simple instruments, songs, movement, games, and early notation. Sessions run in eight-week blocks at $80 per child, with new material each time so families can continue from one series to the next. Children strengthen body awareness, coordination, and fine motor skills while building social and emotional growth, memory, confidence, and self-esteem in a supportive setting with their caregivers. Activities encourage creative expression and sustained attention, fostering a growing curiosity to listen and learn. The program supports early language and reading readiness by engaging the shared pathways between speech and music, using rhymes, word play, careful listening, and vocal exploration across high and low patterns. Moving to music stimulates neural pathways and heightens attention to patterns, which helps develop phonological awareness. Focused listening and active participation provide a strong foundation for skills that support success in school.

Dementia Prevention

At Sierra Vista Public Library, this program focuses on research-backed ways to support brain health. Learn how to build everyday habits that may help maintain cognition and reduce or slow the risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.

River Walk

Southeastern Arizona Bird Observatory presents a river walk at Casa de San Pedro B&B that highlights the San Pedro River, a slim, lush corridor winding through desert grasslands. Considered one of the remaining wild rivers, this green ribbon offers a close look at an oasis landscape set within the desert.

School Age Crafts: Pipe Cleaner People

Kids can craft pipe cleaner people in a creative, hands-on session designed for school-age participants. Build characters such as a dancer, a ninja, or members of your family, and let imagination take the lead. All materials are provided while supplies last. This event takes place at the Sierra Vista Public Library.

Canyon Del Oro vs Buena

See Canyon Del Oro play Buena in a Boys Varsity volleyball game.

Estate Planning Workshop - Sierra Vista

Hosted at Sierra Vista Golf Course, this free, no-obligation seminar is tailored for Arizona homeowners age 55 and older who want to prepare their estate plans before a crisis occurs. Estate planning professional Lenny Trujillo explains wills, trusts, and other essential documents in clear, straightforward language without legal jargon or pressure. Attendees explore practical ways to steer clear of probate and extra court expenses, safeguard a home and other assets for loved ones, reduce delays and confusion, and shape a plan that aligns with personal wishes and values. After the presentation, there is an opportunity for one-on-one conversations with a professional to discuss individual next steps. A special savings option is available on the day of the event. Bring a family member or friend, and if both parties decide to purchase separate living trusts that day, each trust receives a $100 discount. Seating is limited.

Cervéza en español

A casual Wednesday hangout focused on practicing Spanish through conversation, reading, and puzzles. Activities are flexible and can vary based on what the group chooses to do.

Beginning Spanish

Feeling adrift in a new language is common, so this session takes a simple, topic-by-topic approach. You will learn short, useful phrases for everyday moments such as greetings, introductions, travel, and dining, then link those pieces together to begin speaking with more ease. Designed for ages 16 to 160.

San Pedro Bird Walk

Enjoy a free bird walk at the San Pedro House Nature Store and the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area Visitor Information. Take a relaxed stroll dedicated to observing birds.

Xtreme Bar Bingo!

Bingo is on the agenda with no entry fee to play. Stargazer will host the event.

Public Bingo

Public bingo is hosted at Sierra Vista Elks Lodge #2065. This friendly gathering welcomes anyone who would like to play in a relaxed, social setting.

Music Bingo

Bone Dry Tap House sets the scene for a bingo night paired with music, featuring three distinct mixes that keep the energy going. Settle in with a favorite drink and enjoy a relaxed evening of tunes, games, and time with friends.

Dizz Brew and more

Dizz Brew from Mexico shares the bill with Farewell at PC's Lounge. The live set channels raw energy, driven by heavy psych and tribal polyrhythms presented by HGC.

Sierra Vista Open Play Soccer

Hosted at Cyr Southeast, this event uses the field and lighting. To help cover the associated costs, attendees are encouraged to contribute a suggested minimum donation of $1. Contributions are appreciated and support continued access to the field and lights.

Exercise with Us: Sit or Stand

This full-body fitness session blends stretching, yoga, Pilates, and other movements. The focus is on accessible chair-based exercises that can be both effective and invigorating.

Spring Job & Education Fair

The Spring Job and Education Fair at Fort Huachuca is open to transitioning service members, retirees, veterans, spouses, and other civilians. Attendees can connect with over 30 companies and explore thousands of available positions. Support services will be offered, including resume reviews, information about the Career Skills Program, and VA counseling.

Read Around

Read Around is a monthly gathering at The Mall at Sierra Vista, held in Playland and hosted by the Sierra Vista Woman’s Club. Each session starts with a lively storytime, followed by a hands-on activity that connects to the book. One meeting features Oh Say Do You Seed with a planting project, and another spotlights Yes Chef paired with a fun activity. Every family that attends takes home a free book, making it an easy way to encourage young readers.

Spice Club - Amchur Powder

Spice Club explores amchur powder at the Sierra Vista Public Library. Connect with fellow food lovers in a lively discussion where participants share cooking experiences, celebrate successes, and exchange ideas.

Dizz Brew and more

HGC Concerts presents Dizz Brew at P C's Lounge, showcasing a powerful live set that blends heavy psych with tribal polyrhythms for a raw, high-energy experience. Farewell joins the lineup to open the show and build the momentum for an intense evening of music.

Festival of the Southwest 2026

A weekend of live music, carnival thrills, and community fun fills Veterans Memorial Park. The festivities begin with rock from Power Fixx, followed later by Pop-Up Rebellion. The following evening, Time Frame sets the tone before Pyromania takes the stage with a tribute to Def Leppard. Throughout the weekend, explore the City of Fun Carnival along with craft and food vendors. Advance ticket deals will be available soon at Yardley Ticket Office, Ace Hardware, and Safeway. Admission and parking are free. The final day focuses on families with kids activities, an open mic for anyone ready to perform, and the Fresh & Natural Farmers Market. For more information, call 520-533-2404.

Commander Party

This event features Commander play, with a promo available while supplies last.

Frontier & Fiesta at the Shady Lady

The season is warming up and the palette is getting brighter. This First Friday highlights what is arriving for the season ahead, featuring light, airy fabrics, brighter prints, and effortless pieces designed for everyday wear. The shop will showcase a fresh blend of Americana influences, vivid patterns, and a few eye-catching finds throughout. For the evening, a small group of items will be designated as part of a pick your fiesta piece selection, offering the chance to uncover something unexpected. Take your time browsing and enjoy the shift into summer.

PFLAG Monthly Support Meeting

This monthly support meeting includes a virtual attendance option via Zoom. To attend online, request the password by sending a message to the organizers.

First Friday on The Range

Spend an easygoing evening on the range at Sierra Vista Golf Center with live music, food and drink specials, and interactive INRANGE games and contests. Hitting bays are available on a first come, first served basis, and the atmosphere suits everyone, from experienced golfers to complete beginners, as well as those who simply want to enjoy the music. Admission is free, and it is a friendly outing for friends and family.

Sabatrio

Sabatrio brings a classic rock showcase to Urban Axe Yard as part of Live at the Yard. The trio from Hereford and Sierra Vista, Arizona has been performing together since October 2022, delivering energized renditions of favorites from Alice Cooper, AC/DC, Black Sabbath, Dio, Ozzy, Scorpions, Tom Petty, and more. The night pairs electrifying live music with the venue’s axe throwing experience, creating a lively setting for longtime rock followers and anyone who enjoys a spirited evening out in southern Arizona.

Karaoke Nights

Sing your favorites at a lively karaoke night featuring DJ Dante with support from Inferno Entertainment. A professional sound setup and an upbeat atmosphere keep the mic moving and the crowd energized. All ages are welcome. Food and beverages will be available to purchase, and there is no cover charge. Whether you belt ballads or keep it casual, everyone gets a moment to shine. Turn First Fridays into a tradition with this high-energy singalong.

STARGAZER KARAOKE!

KJ Stargazer hosts a karaoke event inviting participants to take the mic and sing their favorite songs. Step onto the stage and make it your moment with a performance all your own.

Spring Music Concert

Celebrate the season with a casual concert of live music featuring performances by choir, jazz band, and orchestra. The program spans vocal and instrumental styles, moving from choral pieces to swinging jazz to full orchestral works, with variety to suit many musical tastes. Admission is free and open to all.

Supernatural Conference

The Sierra Vista Supernatural Conference explores topics related to ufology and the supernatural. Several speakers will be presenting, including Marc DAntonio, Dave Schrader, Mike Ricksecker, Shane Pittman, Michael Schratt, Jim Goodall, Dwight Hull, and Karen Hill. There will be a meet and greet at the Best Western hotel. There are also add-on tickets available for paranormal investigations.

Collectibles & Firearms Show

A showcase of collectibles and firearms takes place at The Sierra Vista Mall in Sierra Vista. This gun show brings these items together under one roof in a convenient mall setting.

WALK AS ONE AT 1: "The Gift of Peace"

A free, public gathering at the Solquest Retreat Labyrinth centers on the theme "The Gift of Peace" as part of World Labyrinth Day. The program features opening remarks from Mark Rodriguez, Sierra Vista City Councilman and mayoral candidate, followed by a welcome and overview from Dean and Lisa Kindle, caretakers of the Solquest Labyrinth and owners of Solquest Retreat. Lisa Kindle then leads a guided walk through the labyrinth. An all-ages art activity invites participants to color a small "Gift of Peace" to take home and share to help pass the peace. Now in its 18th year, this global observance encourages people everywhere to walk for peace and unity at the same local hour, creating a rolling wave of calm connection that can ease stress. As the event affirms, peace is a gift we can offer one another.

Bingo!

A lively Bingo night at VFW Post 9972 offers a chance to share laughs with friends, relatives, and neighbors, enjoy friendly company, and play for prizes, while the event supports local Veterans.

Texas Hold'em Poker

This friendly poker gathering features Texas Hold'em in a tournament format with a $10 buy-in. For questions or more information, call (520) 800-4210.

Mimosa Glitter Collective: Mother’s Day Edition

Celebrate connection and creativity at a private brunch created for a Mother’s Day Edition experience. A glitter art expert provides step-by-step guidance to turn a personal photograph into a luminous, hand-finished Italian glass glitter artwork that is layered, expressive, and completely your own. No prior experience is needed, only a willingness to create and connect. The experience includes all materials packaged in a fun collector’s box to take home, a chef-curated brunch, and a mimosa to start the festivities. Guests are welcome to attend with a mom, best friends, or a loved one to craft a meaningful keepsake or gift. The price is $65 per person plus tax and a 20 percent gratuity. Seating is limited, and reservations can be made by emailing info@pizzeriamimosa.com with first name, last name, and phone number.

Salt & Bone Siren, Tianya Shemanski

Tianya Shemanski, known as the Salt & Bone Siren, performs live at the Lizard. This show is part of a first Saturdays series.

Hops & Harmonies

At Tombstone Brewing Company, cold beer meets driving music that surges like a midnight stagecoach through town. Hops and harmonies blend for a simple pairing of brews and sound.

Cowgirl social 🤠✨🩷

Babe Cave teams up with Doc’s Watering Hole for a Country Glam social that blends denim and diamonds with drinks, shopping, and plenty of fun. A game may be part of the mix as well. Expect a combination of new businesses and returning favorites, plus raffles, swag bags, photo opportunities with friends, and other experiences and details that will be shared as the event approaches. Building on the buzz from a previous Y2K party, this night is promoted as an even bigger celebration with strong girls night vibes.

Music Bingo & Karaoke

Bone Dry Tap House hosts a lively night that pairs two rounds of Music Bingo with karaoke, giving anyone who wants to take the mic a chance to sing. Friends can gather to enjoy drinks and make it a fun tradition with music and camaraderie.

Reiki Training Level 2 (May 2-3)

This practitioner training builds on Level 1 and is designed for those ready to deepen their connection with Reiki and broaden how they work with energy. It takes place over two half-day sessions that combine instruction, discussion, and hands-on practice to help you work with clarity and confidence. In the first session, you will be introduced to traditional Reiki symbols and mantras, learn how they can focus intention, support emotional and mental healing, and be used to offer Reiki across distance. The session also touches on how client sessions can evolve at this stage, professional considerations, and ways to strengthen intuition and energetic awareness. The second session emphasizes application and integration. Participants receive the Level 2 attunement, practice using the symbols in partner exchanges, send Reiki from a distance, and explore approaches that support emotional and mental balance while receiving feedback and support. By the end, you can apply Level 2 tools more intentionally and may choose to offer sessions to others in a professional setting. The training includes the attunement, instruction in the traditional symbols and their uses, distance Reiki methods, guided practice, course materials, and a certificate of completion. Prerequisite: completion of Reiki Level 1.

REPS Sports Training Speed and Agility and Strength and Conditioning Training

A Saturday training session focused on developing speed and agility alongside strength and conditioning. Each class costs $15 and is designed to help athletes stay fit and ready for their next sport.

Birdies Fore Bucks

At Pueblo del Sol Country Club, the second annual Birdies Fore Bucks Golf Tournament blends friendly competition with a mission to fund scholarships for youth golfers. Players of all abilities are invited to a scramble that includes contests for longest drive and closest to the pin, along with a lighthearted challenge for shots landing nearest to gnomes placed around the course. Teams consist of three golfers plus one youth golfer, and a youth player will be provided if needed. The top three teams will earn a scholarship for the youth golfer on their roster. Youth participants ages 12 to 18 who need equipment can borrow clubs at no cost from the Sierra Vista Golf Center. Snacks and lunch are included for all participants. Extras will be available for purchase, including mulligans, string, the option to have a pro hit a drive for you, and a drop positioned across the bridge on a challenging par 5. For sponsorship opportunities contact Alycia at alycia.mccloud@myheraldreview.com or 520-559-0845. For questions about the scramble contact Mark at mark.spirz@myheraldreview.com or 520-255-6996.

Pickleball

This event is for adults only, and all skill levels are welcome. Extra paddles will be available if needed.

Trivia with Vicki

Trivia with Vicki brings a friendly knowledge challenge to Electric Brewing and Bisbee Sodawerks. Scheduled for the first and third Saturday, this recurring trivia night encourages participants to dust off quirky facts from memory in a relaxed setting.

Tombstone Monthly Market

The Discover Tombstone Monthly Market features the Tombstone Craft Fair in the Auto Corral parking lot. The market and craft fair come together in one place.

Festival of the Southwest

Us Too performs a one-hour set featuring their best mix of hit songs as part of the Festival of the Southwest.

Report from Friends of the Huachuca Mountains Scholarship Winners

Friends of the Huachuca Mountains scholarship winners Daniel Torres, Caleb Whitney, and Alex Aguilera share research they developed in their Cochise College Biology 192 course. Each will speak about the topics they explored and summarize key takeaways from their projects.

Union Arena Open Play

Fans can play their favorite anime at this open play gathering.

May 3rd Autocross

The next event takes place at the Sierra Vista Drivers Pad. Capacity is limited, so advance registration is requested.

Faro Demonstrations

Explore the Wild West’s most popular card game through an educational, hands-on demonstration at Tombstone Courthouse. Knowledgeable volunteers teach the rules of Faro and guide participants through live play, sharing the game’s colorful reputation for crafty dealing in a friendly, historically grounded setting. Players who play their cards right might receive a commemorative America250 Arizona Faro chip, available while supplies last, in honor of the nation’s 250th anniversary. This activity is free with paid park admission and is presented for educational purposes only. No real money betting is allowed. Demonstrations are led by volunteers George Howison and Steve Kokx. As part of Outdoors250, this program celebrates America’s 250th anniversary and Arizona’s natural heritage, and participants can enter to win Outdoors250 prizes. Rooted in frontier history, Faro once thrived in gambling halls across the American West and was widespread in the nation’s capital during the Civil War. It was a familiar sight in Tombstone’s saloons, and even frontier lawman Wyatt Earp dealt the game for a time.

Jake Dwyer

Enjoy a solo performance by Jake Dwyer.

EOP Bird Walk

Happy Hour!!!!

Kick off the week at Bone Dry Tap House with a relaxed happy hour. Enjoy refreshing drinks and an easygoing atmosphere with friendly company, a simple way to ease into the start of the week. A small perk to make Monday feel a little brighter.

May the 4th Be with You

Celebrate May the 4th at Desert Lanes Bowling Center with a movie screening, a costume contest with prizes, and a bowling special that includes unlimited bowling, shoe rental, an appetizer excluding the sampler, and party favors. The special is $140 for a group of four or $40 per person. Costumes are encouraged for the contest.

Bingo

An evening of bingo at VFW Post 9972 offers laughs, friendly company, and chances to win prizes, all in support of local veterans. It is a chance for friends, family, and neighbors to spend time together.

Wiggle, Wonder & Play

At City of Sierra Vista Library, Recreation, and Cultural Services, children ages 0 to 5 can enjoy playful exploration while families connect and have fun together. Snacks will be available. This event is free, registration is not required, and drop in attendance is welcome.

S.A.L. Monday Lunch Specials

A welcoming lunchtime gathering held on Monday that is open to everyone.

Crafts -n- Crafts

A relaxed gathering focused on making crafts while enjoying craft beverages. Conversation flows easily across a range of topics, with plenty of time spent chatting about crafting too. A friendly atmosphere makes it simple to settle in and create alongside others.

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

Bone Dry Tap House offers a one dollar discount on every menu item for military members and first responders who present ID. This appreciation day is a thank you for service to the community and the country.

Weekly Meetup

Settle in for a relaxed Riichi Mahjong meetup at Rising Sun Games. New players can get an introduction to the rules, and those with experience can enjoy casual games in a friendly setting.

Southeastern Arizona Bird Observatory: River Walk

Take a guided walk through desert grassland and among cottonwood trees. This tour will introduce you to the birds and other wildlife that inhabit the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area. The San Pedro River is a unique oasis and one of the last wild rivers in the Southwest.

Sierra Vista Open Play Soccer

This recurring event at Cyr Southeast makes use of the field and lights. To help cover those expenses, a suggested minimum donation of $1 is encouraged and welcome.

Taco Tuesday Cinco de Mayo

To celebrate Cinco de Mayo, Pizzeria Mimosa hosts a one-day taqueria takeover. Expect a shift from pizza to tacos, with salsa in place of marinara, all guided by a special menu from Chef Justin Ottervanger, formerly of Street Taco NYC. The vibe leans festive and bold with a few unexpected twists. Tacos are served all day, and margaritas are pouring. Reservations are available through Resy, and the menu is posted in the comments.

Knitting and Crocheting Club

Cervéza en español

An informal Wednesday gathering to practice Spanish through conversation, reading, puzzles, and other simple activities. The focus is on spending time together using the language in different ways.

Weekly 9-Hole Golf Scramble

The 9-hole scramble is back to kick off a new season of fun. For more information, contact Mountain View Golf Course at 520-533-7088.

Wurst Wednesday

This gathering offers bratwurst with classic fixings and a chance to enjoy good company. The Veterans of Foreign Wars, Military Order of the Cooties, and the VFW Auxiliary focus on supporting veterans and their families locally and nationally. Those interested in membership can request direct follow-up or ask in person during a meal or an event.

Southwest Wings: Spring Fling - San Pedro Rivers Specialties Field Trip

Naturalists Gordon and Lori Lam guide a half-day outing along the San Pedro River, setting out from Casa San Pedro. The experience begins with time at the feeders, where many hummingbirds gather.

Southwest Wings Spring Fling

Southwest Wings offers guided field trips to birding hotspots in Southeast Arizona. This is an educational event celebrating the diversity of birds, mammals, reptiles, and insects in their environment, the sky islands in southern Arizona. Registration is conducted online and space is limited.

Spring Fling: Owl Prowl Field Trip

Join a professional guide in the Huachuca Mountains to search for nocturnal birds such as Whiskered and Western Screech-Owls, Common Poorwill, and Mexican Whip-poor-will. Participants should wear dark or khaki clothing and soft, quiet outerwear. A flashlight or headlamp and a field guide are recommended. Cameras are permitted. This outing is best suited for intermediate to advanced birders. The meeting point is the Ramsey Canyon Preserve parking lot.

Public Bingo

Sierra Vista Elks Lodge #2065 hosts public bingo. Everyone is welcome to take part in bingo games at the lodge.

Music Bingo

Bone Dry Tap House hosts a spirited bingo night featuring three mixes that keep the energy high. Settle in with a favorite drink and enjoy a relaxed evening of bingo and laid back vibes.

Wine & Design

Settle into a relaxed painting experience at The Onyx Grounds where creativity pairs with a glass of wine or the beverage you prefer. It suits partners, groups of friends, and moms with kids, and no prior art background is required. Local muralist Noah Hernandez of Desert Dragon Art & Design leads step by step instruction in acrylics, drawing on five years of experience and a portfolio inspired by nature and animals to help everyone finish a piece they feel proud to take home. Admission is $35 per person and covers an 11 by 14 inch canvas, an easel, an apron, brushes and all supplies, plus two glasses of wine with alternative drink options available. For convenience, use the South Lot entrance for parking and entry. This gathering works well for a date night, a friends night out, or a parent and child creative outing.

Sierra Vista Open Play Soccer

This casual open play soccer session takes place at Cyr Soccer Fields. A minimum donation of $1 is suggested to help offset field and lighting costs.

Scrabble Club

The Copper Queen Librarys Scrabble Club meets every Thursday at the Main Library. Boards and dictionaries are provided so come and play.

Business Coffee Hour

A relaxed coffee gathering designed for local entrepreneurs and small business owners who want to grow their network. Connect with peers and chat with the SBDC team in a welcoming setting focused on conversation, idea sharing, and genuine professional relationships.

Cinco de Mayo Fundraiser

Savor tacos, burritos, and more while supporting local youth. This Cinco de Mayo fundraiser at 143 Street Taco directs 25 percent of every sale, along with all tips, to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Sierra Vista. Each purchase helps provide safe spaces, caring mentors, and life-changing programs for kids in the community. Enjoy lunch or dinner with friends, family, or coworkers and turn a meal into meaningful support. Hosted by 143 Street Taco and sponsored by CoolFM.

Southwest Wings: Spring Fling - San Pedro River Trails Field Trip

Explore the lush cottonwood and willow forest along the San Pedro River with naturalist guide Robert Weissler. This area is home to various bird species such as Gray and Zone-tailed Hawks, Northern Beardless-Tyrannulet, Lucy’s Warbler, and Abert’s Towhee. Participants should bring a hat, water, sun protection, and wear trail shoes. The hike is considered easy.

Spring Fling: Ramsey Canyon Field Trip

After nightfall, the Huachuca Mountains reveal a lively scene that most people rarely witness. Guided by Jeff Babson, this outing explores the nocturnal world of moths and other insects, offering a closer look at the creatures that take over once daylight fades. It invites participants to experience how the landscape transforms after sunset as hidden wildlife comes into view.

Library Lounge: Pause & Play

Spend some unhurried time at the library enjoying puzzles, board and card games, and relaxed conversation. Team up on a jigsaw together, try a classic game, or simply connect with friendly faces for a calm break in the week. All materials are provided, so you only need to bring yourself. Intended for ages 16 to 160.

Friday on the Frontier

Big Nose Kate's Saloon in Tombstone, AZ offers a spirited night where history runs deep, the whiskey makes a bold impression, and the music stays timeless from start to finish.

Decades Party

At The Onyx Grounds, DJ Atrix hosts a Decades Party that jumps across eras, spinning hits from the 70s to Y2K and beyond. Guests are encouraged to dress in styles from their favorite decade, from 70s grooves and 80s flair to 90s grunge and 2000s glam, then keep the energy going on the dance floor. This series takes place every second Friday starting in December 2025. Cover is $10 per person or $15 per couple.

No Alibis

No Alibis performs live at Urban Axe Yard, bringing their music to a distinctive venue.

NOMADEN MC **OPEN HOUSE**

Every second Friday of the month, come to the clubhouse to relax and have some fun.

Spring Fling Owl Prowl Field Trip

Participants hike through Hunter Canyon with professional guide Kristy Gallo to see how the 2011 fire in the Miller Peak Wilderness transformed the area. The outing highlights the distinctive mix of habitats that formed afterward, offering a close look at a landscape shaped by fire.

Sing for Hope Karaoke Fundraiser

Sing for Hope Karaoke Fundraiser fills Doc’s Watering Hole with karaoke, prizes, and food, all in support of single mothers and survivors of domestic violence. Attendees can take the stage or cheer from the audience, and every bit of participation supports the cause. Businesses and organizations can assemble teams to compete for prizes while building connections in the community. Capacity is limited. Admission is $25 per person, or $20 per person for teams of three or more. Sponsors include Joyful Noize Karaoke, Doc’s Watering Hole, Foundation Production House, and Legacy Foundation.

Celebrate Sonorasaurus

Celebrate Arizona’s official state dinosaur with a gathering centered on Sonorasaurus. Meet Rich Thompson, the discoverer of Sonorasaurus, which was found in the Whetstone Mountains just north of Sierra Vista. Enjoy dinosaur cookies and browse Sonorasaurus products. Tag three people in the event to receive a free raffle ticket, and show a receipt from The Lavender butterfly or Naturally Eu to receive a free Sonorasaurus model.

Bingo!

A bingo gathering at VFW Post 9972 brings together friends, relatives, and neighbors for lighthearted play and shared laughs. Enjoy a welcoming atmosphere and the chance to win prizes, all in support of local veterans.

Texas Hold'em Poker

This event offers a friendly Texas Hold'em tournament with a $10 buy-in. For details or questions, call (520) 800-4210.

Monthly Women's Healing Circle at MYCC

This monthly circle invites women to gather with intention for sharing, healing, growth, and connection within a trusted, authentic, and spiritually aware space. Participants are encouraged to speak openly from the heart, be seen without judgment, and reconnect with inner wisdom, intuition, and feminine energy. The experience emphasizes compassionate presence to support the release of emotional and ancestral wounds, honors the beauty, power, and natural rhythms of womanhood, and nurtures a felt relationship with the Earth, the Moon, and the stars. It also reinforces a sense of solidarity and uplift, reminding everyone that no one walks this path alone and that women rise together. The fee is $15, and the gathering recurs each month to sustain ongoing connection and healing. Online sign up is available.

Music Bingo & Karaoke

Bone Dry Tap House hosts a lively evening that pairs two rounds of music bingo with karaoke. The night begins with the bingo challenge, then shifts into singing as the mic opens for anyone who wants to perform. Drinks are available, and the relaxed setting makes it easy to turn a casual hangout with friends into a fun tradition.

Walt Johnson’s Battle of the Nations Bull Riding

A high energy bull riding showcase in Tombstone brings top bulls and riders to the arena for a family friendly night. Gates open two hours before the main action, and food and merchandise vendors begin serving when gates open. A preshow gets underway one hour before showtime. This series is presented four times each year, with ticket sales for each event beginning after the previous month’s event concludes. Seats can go quickly, and tickets are offered online as well as at the gate if any remain, with gate prices set higher. Presale prices are $20 for adults, $15 for ages 4 to 12, and free for children 3 and under. The Oh Shoot Zone is $35 and VIP is $100. At the gate, prices are $25 for adults, $20 for ages 4 to 12, and free for children 3 and under. The Oh Shoot Zone is $40 and VIP is $105. Dry RV parking or overnight camping is available for $10 per 24 hours.

Double-Barrel Weekend

At Big Nose Kate's Saloon in Tombstone, this double-barrel weekend turns up the intensity with music that comes in quick and hits the mark. The first night is only the opening salvo. The second raises the stakes and keeps the momentum high, made for anyone who lives for the sound. Two nights in one town with no letup.

It’s A Grand Night for Singing!

Celebrate a lively evening of song featuring beloved music from films alongside other favorite selections. Admission is $15. Tickets are available from Chorus members, at Ace Hardware or Safeway, or purchased at the door.

Trash-a-Thon

Hosted by the Stilwell Academic Foundation, this Trash-A-Thon is a community cleanup in the West End of Sierra Vista that pairs neighborhood care with student support. Families, students, local businesses, and community members work together to clear litter and raise funds for scholarships at Stilwell’s Learning Centers. The effort seeks to raise $5,000 to provide summer learning opportunities for five students, helping them build strong foundations, confidence, and lifelong skills. Participation can take many forms, including volunteering as an individual, with a family, or as a team, involving classrooms or coworkers, sponsoring a student, pledging per bag or pound of trash collected, or contributing as a community sponsor. Each bag collected and each contribution brings the goal closer and helps students grow and thrive through learning opportunities centered on student involvement and benefit. Any amount of time and support makes a difference.

Celebrating Animals

Animal organizations from across Cochise County gather for a day focused on animal welfare and fun. The program features a breed obedience and rally match sanctioned by the AKC, pet adoptions, educational booths, and appearances by alpacas, horses, and reptiles. A petting zoo, demonstrations, raffles, and food trucks round out the activities. An on-site low-cost vaccination clinic will be available, and a limited number of microchips will be offered. Dogs with good manners are welcome to attend.

Online Security Best Practices

Strengthen your online security with practical how-to guidance on passwords, two factor and multi factor authentication, passkeys, and VPNs. Officers from the Mountain View Computer Users Group lead a session on everyday best practices that help deter cybercriminals and protect personal information, finances, and identity. Complimentary coffee, donuts, pastries, and bagels are available, and donations are appreciated to help support MVCUG expenses. The meeting is recorded and the video is made available to members online, with a link emailed to paid members after the session.

Sparrows

Arizona Hops and Vines hosts Liz & Pete’s Sparrows, featuring Liz Cerepanya and Peter Dalton Ronstadt. Performing together since 2019, the duo presents a live set that explores material from past and present.

Day of Service: Community Cookout

At Veteran’s Memorial Park, a potluck gathering brings neighbors together for good food, friendly fun, and a focus on caring for the community.

MomCo MomGlow

In collaboration with Smart Look Salon, this mom-focused celebration offers complimentary haircuts, manicures, pedicures, and other pampering for all mothers during the Mother’s Day weekend. Bags with gifts will be available, and local businesses are contributing giveaways.

Cochise County Community Cookout

RAZE teams up with Orbital Games and Comics for a community potluck at Len Roberts Park, bringing neighbors together to share a meal, make connections, and spread some joy. The gathering also helps fill the weekend gap when The Salvation Army’s weekday meal service is not available, ensuring anyone who needs a plate has a welcoming place to eat. Volunteers handle setup and grill prep to start the day, then the potluck and casual activities follow, and a quick group cleanup wraps things up so the park is left better than it was found. Grilling meat, buns, condiments, paper plates, and napkins are provided. Guests are invited to bring drinks for themselves or to share and, if able, a side, dessert, or snack for the potluck. Everyone is welcome whether or not they bring food. Activities include a shared mural on a canvas drop cloth with paint and permanent markers, a splash pad by the playground, a lighthearted squirt gun battle for older kids, and simple ball toss games for little ones. The focus is community, creativity, and care, with a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere where people can connect and have fun.

Southwest Wings Spring Fling: Carr Canyon Field Trip

Join Jeff Babson, a professional guide, for a tour of Carr Canyon. The tour starts in the lower canyon, where attendees will look for various bird species such as Gambel’s Quail, Rufous-crowned, Chipping and Botteri’s Sparrows, Blue and Black-headed Grosbeaks, and other canyon outlet species. The tour may include a stop at the Carr House Nature Center to observe hummingbird feeders, potentially spotting up to six species of hummingbirds. As the tour ventures to the top of Carr Canyon, participants may see Zone-tailed Hawks, Arizona, Gila and Acorn Woodpeckers, Buff-breasted Flycatchers, Grace’s and Olive Warblers, Painted Redstarts, Yellow-eyed Juncos, Hepatic Tanagers, Scott’s Orioles, and other mountain and canyon specialties. Additionally, the tour will focus on identifying characteristic plants, mammals, and reptiles of the Huachuca Mountains. Participants should be prepared for a slow walk covering a mile or two, with a 200ft elevation gain and uneven terrain. It is recommended to bring a hat, water, sun protection, and wear trail shoes. Lunch is included, with sandwich filling options available on the registration page. The hike is rated as moderate, level 3.

Southwest Wings: Spring Fling - San Pedro River Trails Field Trip

Explore the lush cottonwood/willow forest along the San Pedro River with naturalist guide Robert Weissler. This avian super highway is home to Gray and Zone-tailed Hawks, Northern Beardless-Tyrannulet, low elevation warblers including Lucy’s Warbler and Abert’s Towhee, and many more species. Participants should bring a hat, water, and sun protection, and wear trail shoes. The hike is considered easy.

Spring Fling: Ramsey Canyon Field Trip

Join bird guide Dan Hoobler for a visit to Ramsey Canyon in the Huachuca Mountains. This area, owned by The Nature Conservancy, has been a birding hotspot for decades. Expect to see Montezuma and Gambel’s Quails, Gila and Ladder-backed Woodpeckers, Rufous-crowned, Chipping and Botteri’s Sparrows, Blue and Black-headed Grosbeaks, Arizona and Acorn Woodpeckers, Hepatic Tanager, Grace’s and Red-faced Warblers, Painted Redstart, and various hummingbirds. The hike will be slow, covering two miles with a steep 200-foot elevation gain. Participants should bring a hat, water, sun protection, and wear trail shoes.

Special Event: Rejuvenating Yoga Nidra & Sound Immersion

Experience a 90-minute session that blends guided yoga nidra, a practice of deep rest, with a live sound immersion led by an experienced sound practitioner. The guidance gently settles the nervous system, shifting attention from outer sensations to subtle inner awareness for complete relaxation. After the guided rest, soothing tones and frequencies from a sound healing facilitator create a resonant soundscape to support rejuvenation. Light refreshments are offered once everyone returns to wakeful alertness. The fee is $30. Bring your own mat or borrow a studio mat, and all other props and equipment will be provided.

Bryan Bielanski Live @ Electric Brewing

Acoustic rock and roll singer-songwriter Bryan Bielanski performs at Electric Brewing with an upbeat, high-energy set packed with memorable songs. He has toured for years across the United States and around the world, leaving audiences smiling wherever he plays. Drawing from classic rock and folk influences, he delivers a sound that feels both familiar and new. The show reflects the lively spirit of his release Bryan's Super Happy Fun Time.

Bryan Bielanski

Live Music Sunday features a performance by Bryan Bielanski.

1-Hour Group Holistic Sound Therapy Session (Sound Bath)

Settle into a restorative holistic sound therapy session, also known as a sound bath. The experience is $20 per participant, with zero gravity chairs and light blankets provided for comfort. Reservations are required at least 24 hours in advance. For additional information, call 520-553-7563.

Second Sunday Breakfast

Enjoy an affordable, tasty breakfast at the local VFW post. This community meal is open to the public, and the proceeds help support veterans.

Faro Demonstrations

At Tombstone Courthouse, an educational and interactive demonstration brings the Wild West game of Faro to life through hands-on play with enthusiastic, well-informed volunteers. Keep a close watch on the cards, since Faro was notorious for cheating dealers and the presentation preserves that piece of history. Play your cards well and you may receive a commemorative America250 Arizona Faro chip celebrating the nation’s 250th anniversary, available in limited quantities. Sessions are offered on Sundays, with demonstrations led by George Howison on first and third Sundays and by Steve Kokx on second and fourth Sundays. There is no extra charge beyond park admission. The activity is strictly educational, and wagering real money is not permitted. This program is part of Outdoors250, a celebration of America’s 250th anniversary and Arizona’s natural heritage, and participants can enter to win Outdoors250 prizes. The experience also explores Faro’s remarkable history. The game flourished in gambling halls across the American West for nearly ninety years and was so widespread that about 150 venues in Washington, D.C. offered it during the Civil War. As construction began on what is now Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park, a study by the New York Police Gazette estimated that Faro outpaced all other forms of gambling combined. In Tombstone’s heyday it appeared in saloons large and small, and even Wyatt Earp dealt Faro for a short time at the Oriental Saloon.

EOP Bird Walk

Tarot in Practice $20

At Strega Shop, this hands-on tarot practice session focuses on building confidence with a variety of spreads. Guided by Mama Dee and Linda Sue, the series offers a collaborative way to explore Tarot in Story and strengthen reading skills. It meets on the second Wednesday of each month, and the cost is $20. Participants should bring their own tarot deck. To reserve a seat, call or text Strega at 214.790.5427 or email FlyingMonkeys@StregaShop.com.

Writers Club

Connect with fellow writers in a volunteer-led club that welcomes both emerging and seasoned authors. The focus is on building a lively, supportive community where members help one another, share insights, and learn together in a fun and friendly environment. Suggested for participants ages 16 and up.

Open Mic Night

Open Mic Night welcomes the community to share and enjoy creativity in a relaxed setting at The Onyx Grounds. Writers, musicians, reading enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a pleasant evening can take part. Participants are encouraged to bring original short stories, poems, or music to share, while attendees can support local performers and enjoy food and cocktails. A limited food menu will be available along with a full lineup of coffee and liquor. Hosted by Beth Orozco from Cochise College. Parking is available in the south lot adjacent to The Onyx Grounds.

Stop Renting & Start Building Wealth: Home Buyer Seminar

This home buyer seminar focuses on practical steps to move from renting to building wealth through ownership. Attendees will explore four key strategies tailored to the 2026 market, including how Arizona grants can make a zero down purchase possible, ways to strengthen a credit score, guidance for military buyers to maximize VA benefits, and smart approaches to the 2026 interest rate environment. The setting is R&R Pizza Express in Sierra Vista, and dinner is included with pizza, tea, and water provided courtesy of NOVA Home Loans. The event welcomes families, with coloring pages and crayons available for kids. Capacity is limited. It is presented by Tierra Antigua Realty and Dawn Chism, REALTOR, MRP, PSA, E-PRO.

HOKA Shoe Demo Day w/ Sun & Spokes

Spend an easygoing evening at Garden Canyon Park exploring HOKA road and trail shoes with Sun & Spokes. Try more than one model, head out for a real run to feel how each performs, and receive personalized fitting guidance to fine-tune comfort and support. Road and trail options can be tested back to back, making it simple to compare and choose what fits your goals or curiosity. Suitable for those training for a race, getting started with running, or simply interested in HOKA footwear. If time remains after the demo, a 5k group run may follow, with the final decision made on site.

HGC Presents Metalachi, Fuzz Evil

PC's Lounge hosts a newly announced show featuring Metalachi alongside Fuzz Evil. Metalachi blends heavy metal with mariachi, a crossover they are known for pioneering, and has spent more than a decade performing across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, from intimate bars to major events like Heavy Montreal, Megacruise, and Monsters of Rock Cruise.

Metalachi

Enjoy a performance by Metalachi at P C's Lounge in Sierra Vista.

Puzzle Exchange

A monthly jigsaw puzzle exchange at the library welcomes all ages. This free event offers a friendly way to find new challenges for your collection and meet other puzzle fans. The exchange is not a one-for-one trade.

CJES PTO "End of Year Celebration"

Enjoy food and fun while supporting CJES PTO at the End of Year Celebration fundraiser at Peter Piper Pizza in Sierra Vista. Fifteen percent of all food, beverage, and funpass game credit sales will benefit CJES PTO. Those who cannot attend in person can order online or through the app on the fundraiser date using promo code FRESHDough to contribute. Bring the flyer or mention the fundraiser when ordering.

9th Annual Where They Buck Bull Riding Days - May 15-17, 2026 - Sierra Vista, AZ.

Now in its ninth year, this bull riding showcase returns to Sierra Vista Riding Club and aims to build on its most successful edition so far. It brings high-energy arena action and a return to the original schedule. Additional updates with new elements and key details will be shared as planning progresses.

Jeep Ride w/Friends

Jeep enthusiasts, trail riders, and adventure seekers are gathering for a multi-day ride based at The Carrick Hotel in Old Bisbee. Hosted by General Manager Brad and Adventures with Sir Eli, the event features group trail rides across picturesque Arizona landscapes and a friendly community atmosphere. Vehicles from stock to fully built are welcome, with a focus on enjoying the trails and connecting with fellow Jeep drivers. Lodging is available at The Carrick, a distinctive historic hotel, and plans include time to unwind in Old Bisbee after the trails with a group dinner at a local restaurant.

Latin Night

Latin Night at The Onyx Grounds brings lively rhythms and a friendly atmosphere to the dance floor. The evening starts with complimentary lessons in salsa, bachata, and more, taught by experienced instructors. No prior experience is necessary, and all ages are welcome. After the lessons, keep moving with a high-energy social as DJ Adam Aponte of Atrix DJ spins salsa, merengue, reggaeton, and other crowd favorites. Food and beverages are available for purchase, including a full bar with cocktails and beer. Entry for the party is $10 per person or $15 per couple, and the dance classes are free.

SVDC Spring Dance Showcase

A spring dance showcase features three distinct shows, each offering a different mix of styles, dancers, and routines. A detailed lineup will be announced soon. The event takes place at the Klein Center for the Performing Arts. Tickets are $15 online or $20 at the door, cash only. Children age 2 and under are free. The showcase spotlights local talent across a range of choreography and performances.

Arizona Jr. High School Rodeo Finals & Arizona High School Rodeo — SANTA CRUZ COUNTY FAIR AND RODEO ASSOCIATION

Sunset Landscape Oil Class with Amanda Bethard

Learn to paint a beautiful Arizona sunset on a 5x7 canvas using oil paint. All supplies are included, and the cost is $35 per person. Register at the gallery or by calling 520-803-1078.

The Return of Budget Commander

This event focuses on budget friendly commander deck building with a fixed $50 deck budget. The entry fee to participate is $15.

Beavers on the San Pedro

Collaboratively presented by Friends of Huachuca Mountains and Friends of the San Pedro River, this program highlights current research on the local beaver population, featuring talks by Dr. Steve Merkley and Frank Emanuele. It will be held in the large auditorium of the Sierra Vista Public Library. Please note that the venue is the Sierra Vista Public Library, not Carr House.

Gnawing Questions: What are Beavers doing on the Sand Pedro?

Cochise College researchers present a talk on the American beaver on the San Pedro, drawing on monitoring that began in 2020 and recent biological sampling. Reintroduced in 1999, beavers are altering river habitats and affecting other wildlife, and the team will share evidence of how their activity is shaping the broader ecosystem.

Matt Felix LIVE!

Enjoy a beer while listening to live music from Matt Felix.

Trivia

Trivia is held at Electric Brewing on a recurring schedule. Expect a friendly challenge of questions and answers for anyone who enjoys putting their knowledge to the test.

AllworxPro Cars & Coffee @ livias

A cars and coffee meetup at Livia's Coffee, a locally owned coffee shop, brings together eye-catching vehicles with hot or cold drinks. Parking is available behind the building. Vehicles of every type are invited, including cars, trucks, SUVs, and bikes.

Pilates Immersion Day Retreat at MYCC

Immerse yourself in a full day of mindful movement at MYCC with a Pilates retreat created to refresh body and mind. This inaugural gathering features four progressive classes that build on one another, starting with an energizing session to spark metabolism and clarity, followed by Pilates with props that enhances alignment and strength through resistance bands and rings. After a nourishing breakfast from Warfuel Kitchen, the experience continues with Wall Pilates that uses the wall for guidance, support, and improved posture, then concludes with a flexibility and stress-relief practice centered on breath, spinal mobility, and functional range for everyday life. The day begins with a relaxed check-in featuring tea and infused water, and includes spacious breaks to hydrate, rest, journal, and connect. Fresh, scratch-made breakfast and lunch from Warfuel Kitchen keep energy steady throughout. A closing circle offers time to reflect and integrate. Welcoming to both newcomers and experienced practitioners, this retreat blends challenge, restoration, and community connection. Tickets are $75 and include all classes and meals for the day.

Community Block Party

Len Roberts Park hosts a community block party filled with family-friendly activities, food, games, and music. Admission is free for the public. Activities include a dunk tank, face painting, and a bounce house.

Pet CPR/First Aid Class 6.5 hour

Build confidence for the critical first moments of a pet emergency with a 6.5-hour Pet First Aid and CPR certification course at Safe Hands Sanctuary. Taught through the internationally recognized Pet Tech program, this training offers hands-on practice in CPR, choking response, bleeding control, heatstroke emergencies and more, focusing on what to do before you reach a veterinarian. It is designed for pet parents and professionals alike, including groomers, trainers, pet sitters, and boarding and daycare staff. Participants who complete the class earn a 2-year certification. Space is limited. The address will be provided after registration is complete.

1st Annual GREG "POPS" COVEL Memorial Poker Run

In honor of Greg “Pops” Covel, the Knights of Cochise present their inaugural memorial poker run. All vehicles are welcome to take part. The event features raffles and a 50-50. For additional information, email gmcfie@gmail.com.

Los Milics Chef's Dinner Featuring Chef Christian Padilla

The Chef’s Dinners series continues at the Elgin Tasting Room with a featured appearance by Chef Christian Padilla of Copper Ash Culinary. Padilla is a Tucson-based private chef.

Spring Flowers Paper Craft Workshop

Create spring blooms in a free, family friendly art workshop that turns empty toilet paper and paper towel rolls into handmade flowers. Bring your own saved rolls if you have them, and a selection of styles will be available from Lisa. Start by assembling your flower, then paint it however you like. Finished pieces make thoughtful gifts for family and are fitting for springtime, Mother’s Day, or birthdays. Free and open to the public.

Borderlands Restoration Native Seeds

Presenter Francesca Claverie shares how Borderlands Restoration sources native seeds from wild landscapes under rigorous national guidelines that emphasize ethical collection, low impact harvesting, and broad genetic diversity. Ahead of the program, online orders can be placed for delivery to Carr House on the day of the event. To arrange delivery, add a note that includes Carr House and the event date in your order. Available items include plants, seeds, shirts, and books.

Derek Dickson

Enjoy live music performed by Derek Dickson.

New Moon Ceremony and Holistic Sound Therapy Session

This offering combines a New Moon Ceremony with a one hour holistic sound therapy session, also known as a sound bath, presented by Vista Mind and Body. The fee is $25 per participant. Seating is limited, and reservations must be completed at least 24 hours in advance. The session will be held at Midtown Plaza. Registration and payment are handled online. For inquiries, call 520-553-7563.

Casino Night

This casino-themed evening raises funds for Just Kids Inc. Guests can try their hand at Blackjack, Poker, Craps, and Roulette at Doc's Watering Hole, with a lighthearted focus on friendly play. Each attendee receives $500 to start.

Good Vibes Highway Tour

At Gene’s Place in Bisbee, Arizona, Mark Winters brings an evening of acoustic rock with a positive spirit as part of the Good Vibes Highway Tour. This traveling project shares upbeat, nerdy energy with communities across the U.S. and Canada, blending humor, heart, and harmony into feel-good performances meant to leave listeners smiling and encouraged. Songs that call on everyone to “Shine” together highlight themes of curiosity, kindness, and connection. The show mixes science enthusiasm and storytelling to lift spirits in settings that range from campgrounds and coffeehouses to community stages, inviting a moment to unplug, laugh, and share a little light. Mark Winters is a Texas-based rock singer-songwriter known for pairing poetry with melody to create his signature “rock with a positive vibe.” He first picked up a guitar to serenade his wife on their anniversary, then discovered a deeper passion for connecting through music. Drawing on roots in rock, blues rock, and pop, and influenced by artists like John Mayer, Tom Petty, and Jason Mraz, he crafts songs that often begin as poems. Guided by a structured, creative approach inspired by his science background and the poetic lessons passed down from his grandmother, his work aims to uplift and build community.

Mark Winters

Find tickets for Mark Winters at Gene’s Place in Bisbee.

Summer Thursday Night Concert Series

A series of summer concerts brings live music to the Centennial Pavilion in Veterans Memorial Park. Enjoy performances in the park setting with free admission.

Patterson Observatory Public Night

Enjoy a public night of skywatching at the University South Foundation’s Patterson Observatory. Volunteers from the Huachuca Astronomy Club will be available to answer questions and share images of stars and planets.

Good Vibes Highway Tour

At Hitching Post in Bisbee, Arizona, Mark Winters presents an evening of uplifting acoustic rock that leans into optimism and connection. This stop is part of the Good Vibes Highway Tour, a traveling music journey that shares upbeat, science friendly energy with communities across the United States and Canada. Each performance blends humor, heart, and harmony into feel good acoustic sets designed to leave listeners smiling. The tour highlights curiosity, kindness, and connection. Songs such as Shine encourage sharing positive energy with one another. It mixes science enthusiasm with storytelling, all focused on lifting spirits, whether the stage is a campground, a coffeehouse, or a community venue. Winters is a Texas based rock singer songwriter, poet, entrepreneur, optimist, family man, and a rocket scientist. He first picked up a guitar to play for his wife on their anniversary and discovered how music helps him connect with people. He blends poetry, a science background, and care for community to shape a rock sound centered on positivity. His roots are in rock, blues rock, and pop, with inspirations that include John Mayer, Tom Petty, and Jason Mraz. He often starts with a spark of poetry and uses structured approaches like haiku, a creative path encouraged by his grandmother.

9th Annual Wine, Beer, & Spirits Festival

Sample a wide range of Arizona wines, micro-distilled spirits, and craft beers under the trees while live music plays throughout the day. Explore booths from local artists and makers, and grab food and nonalcoholic drinks available for purchase. Advance festival tasting tickets are $25 through Eventbrite by searching Sierra Vista. The advance tasting option includes a souvenir wine glass and 12 tasting tickets for wine or distilled spirits. A tasting ticket purchased the day of is $30 and includes a souvenir wine glass and 10 tasting tickets. A beer only tasting ticket is offered at the same prices in advance and on the day of the event, and comes with a souvenir beer glass plus three tickets for 16 ounce beers. Additional wine and beer sampling tickets will be available on site. Admission is free. You must be 21 to sample or buy alcohol. Please leave pets at home, and note that only ADA-approved assistance animals are allowed.

Watercolor Cards with Teresa Justice

Explore watercolor techniques to craft your own handmade cards with guidance from Teresa Justice. The cost is $50 per person, and all supplies are provided.

9th Annual Sky Islands Summit Challenge

Take on a choose-your-challenge hiking experience in Sierra Vista’s Huachuca Mountains, where participants can summit one, two, or three peaks. Registration is limited to 250 participants. Every entry includes a swag bag and event shirt, plus two drink tickets for the Wine, Beer, & Spirits Festival. Festival admission is free, and each ticket may be exchanged for one beer or three wine or spirits samples. The single-peak option covers 11.2 miles with approximately 4,319 feet of elevation gain and follows Ramsey Canyon to Hamburg Trail, then Crest Trail and Carr Peak Trail before descending Miller Canyon Trail. The descent through Miller Canyon spans about 3.5 miles with a drop of roughly 3,031 feet. The fee for this route is $50 per person. The double-peak option tags Carr Peak and Miller Peak over about 15 miles. Expect difficult to very difficult terrain with around 4,596 feet of elevation gain along Ramsey Canyon, Hamburg Trail, Crest Trail, Carr Peak Trail, back on Crest Trail to Miller Peak Spur Trail, then Crest Trail to Miller Canyon Trail. The fee for this route is $75 per person. The elite triple-peak option adds Pat Scott to Carr and Miller for approximately 18.1 miles. This route is very difficult to most difficult, suited for extreme athletes, and gains about 5,146 feet while traveling Ramsey Canyon, Hamburg Trail, Pat Scott Trail, a spur to the summit, Crest Trail, Carr Peak Trail, Crest Trail, Miller Peak Spur Trail, Crest Trail, and Miller Canyon Trail. The fee for this route is $100 per person. The challenge proceeds in most weather and may be delayed or canceled only if lightning or flash flood warnings are issued. Dress for changing temperatures with elevation. Participants are responsible for carrying their own water and snacks. Plan to bring at least three liters of water, snacks, sunscreen, a rain poncho, layered clothing, and sunglasses. Limited water may be found along the route if you bring a purification method. Water and electrolytes will be available at the beginning and end of the event, and a route and parking map is included in the swag bag at registration. Dogs are not permitted due to route restrictions in Ramsey Canyon Preserve and the strenuous nature of the hikes. Entry also funds event support such as staffed first aid stations and safety measures not typically available to backcountry hikers. This event is held in partnership with the USDA Forest Service, Coronado National Forest.

Bisbee, AZ | Mussical Outlaw Showcase

A writers round podcast gathers independent musicians at Hitching Post to share their original songs in a round-style format. The showcase is devoted to highlighting self-written work and giving indie artists a platform to be heard.

The Happily Ever After Party

Rally the group chat and get ready for a reception redo with bubbly toasts and a lively dance floor. Pick out a favorite dress, message your friends, and turn it into a full evening out. All relationship statuses are welcome. This event benefits the Miss Sierra Vista Scholarship Foundation.

Kids Day at Carr House!

Explore the world of ancient animals, discover how we know they once lived here, and take part in a hands-on activity to make fossils. Kids must be accompanied by a parent. The program also spotlights Arizona’s official state dinosaur, Sonorasaurus (Sonorasaurus thompsoni), a dinosaur measuring 50 feet long, known from fossil fragments discovered in 1994 in the Whetstone Mountains of Cochise County. It is on display at the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum.

Memorial Day Weekend Crawdad Boil and Clinic

A crawfish clinic and boil hosted by Leigh Muckey and the Arizona Mudbugs takes place at a historic Battle of the Bulls site along the San Pedro River in Cochise County. The program features an introductory session on the basics of crawfishing, then hands-on catching and cooking demonstrations that show the process from the water to the pot. It concludes with a complimentary traditional Southern crawfish boil lunch. The location serves as an access point to the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area, which offers trails, river habitat and wildlife, a closed historic bridge, and the ruins of the Corbin Mill. The experience is designed for families, kids, first-timers, and anyone who enjoys the outdoors or crawfish. Admission is free, and attendees are encouraged to bring water, sun protection, and curiosity.

Discover Tombstone Monthly Market

Discover Tombstone Monthly Market joins Wyatt Earp Days with a mix of handcrafted goods and food offerings. Craft vendors will be set up in the City Park, and food trucks will be in the parking lot next to the Art Gallery on Allen Street. Stroll the market, browse handmade items, and sample a range of foods in an open-air setting.

9th Annual Sierra Vista Wine, Beer, and Spirits Festival

Spend the day enjoying Arizonas best wine, beer, spirits, food, music, and shopping. This in-person event is packed with great vibes and awesome company. Theres something special waiting for every wine lover, beer enthusiast, or spirits fan. Sip, savor, and enjoy an unforgettable experience with friends and fellow enthusiasts. Arizona’s best wines, micro-distilled spirits, and craft brews will be available. Shop local art and craft vendors, and enjoy live music. Food and nonalcoholic beverages will be available for purchase. Presale wine tickets include a souvenir wine glass and 12 wine/distilled spirit tastings. Presale beer tickets include a souvenir beer glass and 3 16-oz beer tickets. Additional wine and beer sampling tickets will be available. Admission to the park is free. You must be 21 to sample or purchase alcohol.

SABRA Spring Spectacular

Camping and stalls can be reserved in advance. For full details and reservation options, consult the SABRA website.

Sky Islands Summit Challenge 2026

Take on a full day of summiting at the seventh annual Sky Islands Summit Challenge, choosing to conquer one, two, or even three peaks in a single push. All participants receive a swag bag and an event shirt, plus the bragging rights that come with the effort.

1-Hour Group Holistic Sound Therapy Session (Sound Bath)

Settle into a calming holistic sound therapy session, often called a sound bath, at Vista Mind and Body. The cost is $20 per participant, and reservations are required at least 24 hours in advance. Zero gravity chairs and light blankets will be provided to support your comfort. For additional information, call 520-553-7563.

Media Literacy: Decoding the Digital World

Build confidence navigating the digital world by learning to spot misinformation and question digital content. The workshop will help you understand digital media, including social media posts, viral videos, online headlines, ads, and AI-generated images. Discover how misinformation spreads, how algorithms shape your feed, and how to ask the right questions before believing or sharing content. This is a relaxed, judgment-free environment to learn and share experiences.

Summer Thursday Night Concert Series

A summertime series of concerts brings live music to the Centennial Pavilion at Veterans Memorial Park. These performances are free to attend and offer a welcoming setting to enjoy music in the park.

Dial "M" for Murder

The K Palace Theater presents Hitchcock's classic thriller about a former tennis star who schemes to murder his affluent wife, only to see the plan unravel into blackmail and betrayal. Phone calls become snares, secrets linger in the shadows, and the search for the truth grows urgent before an innocent woman pays the ultimate price. Directed by Tommy Kelley. Multiple performance dates are scheduled. Tickets are $20 for adults and $17 for military, first responders, guests 55 and older, and children under 16. Tickets can be purchased at the door or online. Kelley's bar inside the theater offers alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages, along with popcorn.

John PayCheck Live at the Bisbee Grand Saloon in Bisbee, AZ

John PayCheck brings a live show to Bisbee Grand Hotel & Bar. This appearance is part of a multi-city tour with stops in places like Newport, Hickory, Worcester, Lindale, Hillsboro, Wadsworth, Yorkville, Milwaukee, Cadillac, New Market, Bend, Kansas City, Burleson, Millersburg, Cordele, Marble Falls, Lexington, Spearfish, St. Cloud with The Haggards, Coltons Point, Hagerstown, Beacon, Beaumont, and Bandera.

Monthly Pinball Tournament

Urban Axe Yard hosts a monthly pinball showdown with group match play qualifying. The top four advance to a final round, and a single decisive game crowns the champion. Players of all skill levels are welcome, from newcomers to seasoned pinball pros. Expect playful banter, a friendly atmosphere, and the chance to earn prizes and bragging rights.

Red's Birthday Bash

PC's Lounge in Sierra Vista, AZ hosts a birthday celebration for Red, highlighted by live music from Pocket Change Band -Az. The band delivers a mix of country and classic rock suited for dancing or simply enjoying the show.

Rocket Yoga Weekend 3 - Full Weekend Intensive Clinic

A two-day Rocket Yoga immersion at MY YOGA Community Center focused on accelerating progress through clear instruction and high-energy practice. Built for practitioners who want to master demanding transitions and shapes, it offers targeted work on arm balances, jump throughs and jump backs, handstands, and deep backbends. Guided by Rocket’s playful, nontraditional approach, each session blends structured learning with repetition so you move with understanding rather than just getting through the flow. Over the weekend, participants explore the method’s foundations and purpose, step-by-step progressions, core and body line strength drills, a full spectrum of inversions from headstand to handstand, progressive balance work from crow to side crow and beyond, plus long-form Rocket "BBQ" sessions that integrate everything in real time. It suits students ready to progress beyond beginner or intermediate flows, anyone building a consistent inversion or arm balance practice, teachers seeking drills and coaching language, and movers who thrive in a supportive, growth-focused space. Expect education, challenge, play, and plenty of breakthrough moments. The full weekend costs $200 and is led by visiting MYCC instructor Emily Pedersen.

Movies in the Park

Pack a lawn chair or blanket and settle in for a free movie. Kettle corn and nonalcoholic drinks will be on sale, and there will be free lawn games and other activities to enjoy.

Date Night Travels - Athens, Greece

Explore the flavors of Athens, Greece through a Date Night that celebrates fresh, hearty cooking. Enjoy a set three-course menu that starts with mini spanakopita triangles, continues with a beef souvlaki plate, and ends with a Greek yogurt honey parfait. The price is $50 per person. This is a fixed menu with no substitutions. For allergen questions, text 520-559-3182.

Once in a Blue Moon Yoga

Experience a serene evening under the moonlight, thoughtfully designed to combine movement, stillness, and connection. Enjoy a guided session featuring yin yoga, yoga nidra, sound healing, and meditation, enhanced by a special aerial yoga demonstration. This event aims to provide relaxation and rejuvenation. Tea service will be offered before and after the session. Mats and props will be provided. Attendees will receive a curated take-home bag including sage bundles and handmade items. It is an opportunity for a peaceful escape and reconnection.

1st Annual Roadrunner Throwdown Cornhole Tournament

Spend a day of cornhole at Sierra Vista Golf Course while supporting Special Olympics Arizona. The competition features a round robin phase followed by double elimination, and raffle tickets will be available for chances at prizes. Entry is $40 per team, and every registration fee and all raffle proceeds benefit Special Olympics Arizona. For details or to register, contact Trish.Harmon@SierraVistaAZ.gov or 520-452-7500.

Special Event: Rejuvenating Yoga Nidra & Sound Immersion

Experience a 90-minute session that combines the deeply restful practice of yoga nidra with a soothing sound immersion. Participants are guided through practices that quiet the outer layers of awareness and gently move inward, inviting complete relaxation throughout the whole being. A sound healing facilitator offers tones and frequencies that support harmony in mind and body. Light refreshments are provided at the conclusion as participants return to wakeful awareness. The fee is $30. Bring your own mat or borrow a studio mat for this practice, and all other props and equipment will be provided.

Southeast Arizona Bird Observatory

Presenter Tom Wood traces the history of the Southeast Arizona Bird Observatory and the Ash Canyon Bird Sanctuary. This talk highlights a local site that features many birds and other animals.

Trashy Annie at The Hitching Post!

Trashy Annie brings unapologetic, loud rock made for packed rooms and after-dark energy to Hitching Post. Expect roaring guitars, hard‑charging grooves, and songs that hit with maximum impact in front of a crowd. The band is led by Annie Davis, the 2023 CMA of Texas Americana Artist of the Year and a Survivor Season 49 alum, guiding a set that is high voltage, sweat soaked, and fully committed. No gloss, no padding, only pure rock and roll.

Snake Avoidance Training

Teach your dog to steer clear of rattlesnakes with a focused avoidance program that builds reliable recognition and retreat. Dogs are carefully introduced to the look, sound, and smell of live venomous rattlesnakes, which are fitted with safety muzzles, so they learn to identify and avoid them in the future. A trained animal expert provides the snakes, and Jill Cruz works directly with each dog throughout the process. An electronic collar is used as part of the training. Dogs must be at least six months old. If your dog has medical concerns such as heart issues or a history of seizures, consult your veterinarian before registering. Each group begins with a brief overview and time for questions, followed by individual sessions for each dog. The cost is $125 per dog. To register or ask questions, call Jill Cruz at 832-216-5875.

Faro Demonstrations

Explore the Wild West’s favorite card game with an educational, hands-on demonstration at Tombstone Courthouse. Volunteers explain the rules of faro and offer interactive play so visitors can learn by doing. Keep a sharp eye on the cards, as the presentation playfully nods to the game’s reputation for dealer trickery. The activity is included with paid park admission. Participants may receive a commemorative America250 Arizona faro chip, while supplies last, in celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary. Demonstrations are for educational purposes only, and wagering real money is not allowed. This program is part of Outdoors250, a celebration of America’s 250th anniversary and Arizona’s natural heritage. Faro once dominated gambling halls across the American West for roughly 90 years, was available in 150 locations in Washington, D.C., during the Civil War, and was a fixture in Tombstone saloons large and small. As construction began on what would become Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park, a New York Police Gazette study estimated that faro surpassed all other forms of gambling. Frontier lawman Wyatt Earp even dealt the game for a short time at the Oriental Saloon.

JUNE Meeting 2025

This card making session is open to all skill levels. No prior experience or supplies are required. Attendees will create handmade cards and can take their finished card home to send to someone and brighten their day.

Monthly Women's Healing Circle at MYCC

A monthly healing circle invites women into an intentional space for sharing, growth, and connection grounded in trust, authenticity, and spiritual awareness. Participants are encouraged to speak from the heart, be witnessed without judgment, and rekindle inner wisdom, intuition, and feminine energy. The gathering supports caring for emotional and ancestral wounds through presence and compassion, honors the power, beauty, and cycles of womanhood, and fosters reconnection with the wisdom of earth, moon, and stars. It also nurtures a spirit of solidarity so no one walks alone. The fee is $15, and the circle meets each month to sustain ongoing connection and healing for women. Registration is available through the event link or via Punchpass.

Dad's Day & Donuts on the Green

Celebrate dads at Sierra Vista Golf Course with a relaxed, family-friendly morning filled with donuts, fresh coffee, and playful golf themed games for all ages. Whether dad loves time on the green or is mainly in it for the treats, the focus is on making him feel special. Admission is $5 per person.

Arizona Territorial Justice Forum

Hosted at The Sage Blossom, this one day forum examines the 1881 dispute between Tombstone Mill and Mining Co., owners of the Good Enough Mine, and the Way Up Mining Co. concerning extra-lateral or apex rights. The program explains how the General Mining Law of 1872 granted owners of veins that apexed on the surface the right to follow minerals beneath the sidelines of an adjoining claim, a provision that fueled complex litigation and detailed testimony from geologists such as William Phipps Blake and John Adams Church. Registration includes a luncheon, a Good Enough Mine tour and trolley tour, a keynote by mining law expert John Lacy, and an explanation of the case aftermath by Robert Palmquist.

June 14th Autocross

This autocross takes place at Cochise College Driving Track. Space is limited, and advance registration is requested.

Inaugural NAACP Golf Tournament

At Sierra Vista Golf Center, the Greater Huachuca Area Branch of the NAACP launches its inaugural golf tournament, uniting participants for a community focused day on the course. The format is a four person scramble with prizes and raffles, complemented by a family friendly lunch. Proceeds benefit programs that advance education, health, youth leadership, and community empowerment throughout the region.

SALSA Float for Bisbee Pride

The SALSA Float for Bisbee Pride brings together creative hands to build the iconic Bisbee Pride float, aiming to make it the biggest and best version yet.

The Fine Print - Live at High Heat

The Fine Print from Sierra Vista returns to High Heat Sports Grill. The show will feature a blend of rock, blues, soul, and funk.

Kids Day at Carr House!!

Talk about the animals that visit Carr House, share which ones you have seen, and make a track box to record who visits. Children must attend with a parent.

Herps, Snakes, Lizards and More

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

Reiki Training Level 1 (June 27-28)

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

Date Night Travels - Morocco

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

Palominas July 4th Parade 2026!

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

Bats!

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

Monthly Women's Healing Circle at MYCC

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

Special Event: Rejuvenating Yoga Nidra & Sound Immersion

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

100 Western Women

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