These are upcoming public events whose city is Prescott. Prescott Valley, Chino Valley, and Dewey-Humboldt stay on their own pages. Each card shows the date, Arizona time, venue, and admission, plus registration when the source says it is required. Use the date, category, and free filters to narrow this list. Canceled and postponed events stay on their own pages. A rescheduled event is listed on its new date.
Upcoming events in Prescott as of Tuesday, October 20, 2026, Arizona time.
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Music & nightlifeOCT23Music & nightlife
Registration required.
A guided Friday outing begins at Back Alley Wine Bar and visits downtown Prescott drink destinations.
Kids & familyOCT23Kids & family
Registration required.
Children ages 6–10 explore Seurat’s pointillism and paint fall trees in his style.
Community
Registration required.
Park Plaza serves a reservation-friendly elevated dinner menu during its Friday and Saturday evening service.
CommunityOCT23Community
Registration required.
Spaghetti dinner and bingo in the Fellowship Hall; all are welcome. Donations support ALC youth and children's ministries. Bring cash for bingo cards. Nursery for ages 5 and under. RSVP required via Planning Center or 928-445-4348.
Arts & cultureOCT23Arts & culture
Explore gallery exhibits and artist receptions during the monthly downtown art walk.
Music & nightlifeOCT23Music & nightlife
R&D Project (Rock) plays the Hassayampa Inn's nightly 5–8 p.m. live music, per the hotel's monthly entertainment calendar. Cover is not listed.
Music & nightlife
The duo With Intent (Ed DeCaro on guitar, harmonica and vocals; Steve Fogel on bass and vocals) plays VINO, the wine bar at Prescott Pines Inn, per the band's schedule.
Music & nightlifeOCT23
Music & nightlifeOCT23Music & nightlife
Scott Russo of Unwritten Law plays a ticketed show at the Birdcage Saloon. Doors 6 p.m., music 7 p.m., followed by a DARQ Row after-party from 11 p.m. to close.
Music & nightlifeOCT23Music & nightlife
Ivan Harshman plays live on the #SecretStage at Kimmyz Secret Saloon in the basement of Bashford Courts. Cover is not listed.
Arts & cultureOCT23Arts & culture
Registration required.
Blue Roses presents a theatrical look at the often-overlooked women of early Prescott, blending local history, humor and storytelling.
Music & nightlife
Two pianists take crowd requests in an interactive dueling-piano show on Whiskey Row. The show starts at 8 p.m.; table reservations arrive by 7 or 7:30 p.m. Ages 21+.
Music & nightlife
Hit Squad 17 play live music at Whiskey River Tavern on Friday night, per the venue's own Live Music list. Cover is not listed. The venue is 21+ after 10 PM.
Music & nightlife
The Windsock lists Triple Threat for its weekend live-music night, 7 to 11 p.m., at the Iron Springs Road cocktail lounge.
Music & nightlifeOCT23Music & nightlife
Bobby Joe Bell plays country music for dancing at Matt's Saloon on Whiskey Row, 8:30 p.m. to midnight. Cover is not listed.
Sports & recreation
A free, family-friendly gathering welcomes classics, exotics, imports, trucks, motorcycles and daily drivers, with coffee and pastries while supplies last.
Markets & festivals
Registration required.
A fundraiser for local children in foster care, with a 5K starting at 10am, a fun run, games, music and costume activities.
Classes & learning
Registration required.
Prospective students can meet faculty, staff and students, attend a class, tour campus and join the college for lunch.
Classes & learning
Learn how to use autumn shrubs to bring seasonal color into a garden design.
Music & nightlifeOCT24Music & nightlife
Weekend brunch hours feature Bloody Marys and mimosas, with live music added on Sundays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Music & nightlife
An open acoustic concert and music fellowship where attendees may bring an instrument and join in.
Arts & cultureOCT24Arts & culture
Period interpreters bring late-19th-century Prescott to life, including an 11 a.m. presentation on hatmaker John B. Stetson.
Kids & family
Celebrate fall with a bounce house, maze, photo spots, animal feedings and concessions at the sanctuary.
Kids & family
A free aviation event with aircraft displays, food trucks and family activities.
Community
Teen and adult players of all levels can drop in for friendly chess; boards are provided.
Music & nightlife
Sasquatch Fur Company play live music at Whiskey River Tavern on Saturday afternoon, per the venue's own Live Music list. Cover is not listed. The venue is 21+ after 10 PM.
Arts & culture
Registration required.
Mystery author Mary Tolan presents Mountain Campus Murder, a mystery series set in Northern Arizona, at Peregrine Book Company.
Kids & familyOCT24Kids & family
A free family Halloween event with decorated trunks, candy, a tented haunted house, balloon art and other attractions.
CommunityOCT24Community
Community trick-or-treating at Pine Ridge Marketplace, 3–5 p.m. Starting Point Church offers hot dogs, candy, popcorn, cotton candy, face painting, games and a bounce house, plus a 4:30 p.m. costume contest for ages 4–12. Cost is not listed.
Community
Registration required.
Park Plaza serves a reservation-friendly elevated dinner menu during its Friday and Saturday evening service.
Community
Taste chili from six local chefs at a Rotary fundraiser supporting youth scholarships.
Music & nightlifeOCT24Music & nightlife
Soft Winds (Jazz) plays the Hassayampa Inn's nightly 5–8 p.m. live music, per the hotel's monthly entertainment calendar. Cover is not listed.
CommunityOCT24Community
An open Halloween gathering featuring music bingo, costumes, prizes, food and networking. Music bingo begins at 6 p.m.
Music & nightlifeOCT24Music & nightlife
Kenny James brings rock, blues, funk and reggae with a jam-band feel to Back Alley Wine Bar, 6–9 p.m. The act has played Jerome, Sedona, Clarkdale, Flagstaff and Prescott. Cover charge and age policy are not listed.
Music & nightlifeOCT24Music & nightlife
Registration required.
Lisa Mitts, Brandon Bee, an all-star band and guest speakers support services for Arizona survivors of human trafficking.
Arts & culture
Registration required.
Young performers ages 11–18 compete before a celebrity judging panel in a benefit for the Prescott Conservatory of Performing Arts.