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 Wednesday, October 21, 2026, Arizona time.
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CommunityNOV3Community
Registration required.
Teams can test their knowledge at a weekly Tuesday trivia night at Founding Fathers Collective.
Music & nightlifeNOV3Music & nightlife
Music Bingo night at Kimmyz Secret Saloon, the downstairs bar in the basement of Bashford Courts, 7–8 p.m. Cover and prizes are not listed.
Arts & cultureNOV3Arts & culture
Settle in for Raven Café’s Tuesday evening movie screening in downtown Prescott.
Outdoors & natureNOV4Outdoors & nature
A local expert leads a free walk on the Highlands Center’s rocky woodland trails to explore the Central Highlands ecosystem.
Kids & family
Stories, songs and early-literacy play for babies and their caregivers.
Kids & family
Stories, songs and movement designed for toddlers and their caregivers.
Classes & learning
Registration required.
A free seminar on diabetes, prevention, nutrition and local resources, with health screenings and refreshments. RSVP is due October 23.
Kids & family
Registration required.
Young readers practice with a teen book buddy in a friendly library session.
Music & nightlifeNOV4Music & nightlife
Blue Steel (Blues, Rock & Pop) plays the Hassayampa Inn's nightly 5–8 p.m. live music, per the hotel's monthly entertainment calendar. Cover is not listed.
CommunityNOV4Community
Trivia night at Back Alley Wine Bar. Cover charge and age policy are not listed.
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Players of all skill levels can drop in for a free evening of casual chess at Founding Fathers Collective.
Classes & learning
An evening astronomy program explores the night sky and current celestial highlights.
Music & nightlifeNOV4Music & nightlife
Founding Fathers hosts its weekly evening gathering with firelight and a relaxed tavern atmosphere.
CommunityNOV4Community
Families can gather for free tabletop games and an easygoing midweek night out.
Music & nightlifeNOV4Music & nightlife
Local women musicians play songs by top women artists and their own originals on the Kimmyz Secret Saloon stage, 7–10 p.m. The page does not name the performers.
Music & nightlifeNOV4Music & nightlife
Adult poker games run 7-10 PM during the Wednesday family game night at Founding Fathers Collective; the venue awards a $25 gift card to each game's winner.
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Founding Fathers offers its Thursday all-day happy-hour specials from morning through late evening.
Kids & family
Stories, songs and activities for preschool children and their caregivers.
Music & nightlifeNOV5Music & nightlife
College students can gather for a free Thursday social night at Founding Fathers Collective.
Community
Live auction kickoff, 4–8 p.m. at the Jersey Lilly Saloon, for the annual Courthouse Christmas Lighting fundraiser. Complimentary food from El Charro Norte. Bid in person, pre-bid online or watch the stream. An online-only silent auction runs Nov. 2–9. Admission cost is not listed.
Kids & family
Registration required.
A hands-on club invites young people to create, collaborate and connect.
Classes & learning
Students in kindergarten through eighth grade can receive individual homework help.
Music & nightlifeNOV5Music & nightlife
Rick Cucuzza (One man band/Rock) plays the Hassayampa Inn's nightly 5–8 p.m. live music, per the hotel's monthly entertainment calendar. Cover is not listed.
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Live music by Merri McKee & Cory Winder at Back Alley Wine Bar. Cover charge and age policy are not listed.
CommunityNOV5Community
Weekly Thursday poker at Founding Fathers Collective starts at 6 PM, and the venue awards a $25 gift card to each game's winner. Check the venue for sign-up details and any fees.
Music & nightlifeNOV5Music & nightlife
A house band leads Raven Café’s monthly jazz jam, with prepared local soloists invited to sign up.
Arts & cultureNOV5Arts & culture
Registration required.
4th Wall Productions stages the Tony-winning Jason Robert Brown musical about Francesca Johnson and photographer Robert Kincaid, directed by Silas Hall, on the Hazeltine main stage.
Music & nightlifeNOV6Music & nightlife
Registration required.
A guided Friday outing begins at Back Alley Wine Bar and visits downtown Prescott drink destinations.
Community
Readers gather to discuss the month’s selected mystery title.
Community
Registration required.
Park Plaza serves a reservation-friendly elevated dinner menu during its Friday and Saturday evening service.
Religion & TheologyNOV6Religion & Theology
Registration required.
Day 1 of a women's retreat, Courage for the Next Step, with Stephanie & Joel Midthun of Courage Worldwide Tanzania. Doors 4:30 p.m., dinner 5:30, talk 7. $55 with scholarships; register by Nov. 2 at noon; childcare on request.
Music & nightlifeNOV6Music & nightlife
Alicia Previns (Violin Pop Rock) plays the Hassayampa Inn's nightly 5–8 p.m. live music, per the hotel's monthly entertainment calendar. Cover is not listed.
Classes & learningNOV6Classes & learning
Registration required.
Live planetarium program, about 35 minutes, previewing the constellations, planets and meteor showers coming to Prescott skies. Arrive 10 minutes early. Weather permitting, telescopes are available after the shows. Tickets $8.
Music & nightlifeNOV6Music & nightlife
Double Up Duo – Bruce Gustin and Greg Paul – play relaxed rhythms and danceable songs on acoustic and electric guitars at Back Alley Wine Bar, 6:30–9:30 p.m. Cover charge and age policy are not listed.
Music & nightlifeNOV6Music & nightlife
Registration required.
Guitarist Anthony Mazzella pays tribute to legendary guitarists including Hendrix, Clapton, Page and Van Halen at the Elks Theatre.
Arts & cultureNOV6Arts & culture
Registration required.
Yavapai College students and community performers stage the classic Broadway musical about gamblers, showgirls, missionaries and unexpected romance.