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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Arts & cultureNOV6Arts & 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
The Dirty Halos Trio (Kenn, Chris and Anton) plays Kimmyz Secret Saloon, per the band's own shows page. It is not yet on the venue calendar. The end time and cover are 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 & nightlife
The Windsock lists Toucan Eddy for its weekend live-music night, 7 to 11 p.m., at the Iron Springs Road cocktail lounge.
Music & nightlifeNOV6Music & nightlife
Tennessee Whiskey plays country music for dancing at Matt's Saloon on Whiskey Row, 8:30 p.m. to midnight. Cover is not listed.
Religion & TheologyNOV7Religion & Theology
Registration required.
Day 2 of the women's retreat: continental breakfast from 8 a.m., worship, a 10 a.m. talk by Stephanie Midthun, lunch and a prayer activity, ending by 4 p.m. $55 total with scholarships; register by Nov. 2 at noon.
Classes & learningNOV7Classes & learning
Registration required.
Decorate a grapevine wreath with supplied crafting materials and foraged natural materials from the local forest. One of three pre-registration sessions.
Religion & TheologyNOV7Religion & Theology
Registration required.
A one-day Christian women's conference with worship, Bible teaching from speaker Robyn Coffman, breakout crafts and games, breakfast and lunch. Doors open 8:15 a.m. $25 per person; registration through the church.
Music & nightlifeNOV7Music & nightlife
Weekend brunch hours feature Bloody Marys and mimosas, with live music added on Sundays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Kids & family
Visit the sanctuary during its annual community appreciation day, with discounted admission for everyone.
Arts & culture
Costumed interpreters demonstrate military and medical artifacts from Fort Whipple’s frontier era.
Arts & culture
Artist Katy Standhardt leads a drop-in nature printing activity at Sharlot Hall Museum, billed as fun for kids and adults alike. Free with general admission.
Classes & learningNOV7Classes & learning
Registration required.
Decorate a grapevine wreath with supplied crafting materials and foraged natural materials from the local forest. One of three pre-registration sessions.
Community
Teen and adult players of all levels can drop in for friendly chess; boards are provided.
Classes & learningNOV7Classes & learning
Historian Dr. Stuart Rosebrook speaks on Route 66 and its connections to Prescott in Sharlot Hall Museum's lecture series.
Arts & cultureNOV7Arts & culture
Registration required.
Yavapai College students and community performers stage the classic Broadway musical about gamblers, showgirls, missionaries and unexpected romance.
Arts & cultureNOV7Arts & 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.
Classes & learningNOV7Classes & learning
Registration required.
Decorate a grapevine wreath with supplied crafting materials and foraged natural materials from the local forest. One of three pre-registration sessions.
Community
Registration required.
Park Plaza serves a reservation-friendly elevated dinner menu during its Friday and Saturday evening service.
Music & nightlifeNOV7Music & 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.
Classes & learningNOV7Classes & 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 & nightlifeNOV7Music & nightlife
Saturday night live music at Back Alley Wine Bar, 7–10 p.m., with Suresh Mathews joined by Cal Greer and DeVell Riley, per the venue's event flyer. The flyer lists free admission and no cover.
Music & nightlifeNOV7Music & nightlife
Registration required.
Cosmic Coyote plays the music of the Grateful Dead at the Elks Theatre. A tribute act, not the original band.
Classes & learningNOV7Classes & 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 & nightlife
The Windsock lists Well Dressed Wolves for its weekend live-music night, 7 to 11 p.m., at the Iron Springs Road cocktail lounge.
Music & nightlifeNOV7Music & nightlife
Tennessee Whiskey plays country music for dancing at Matt's Saloon on Whiskey Row, 8:30 p.m. to midnight. Cover is not listed.
CommunityNOV8Community
Dog owners can stop by for a free Sunday morning social with coffee and canine company.
Religion & TheologyNOV8Religion & Theology
Calvary Chapel of Prescott's Sunday apologetics class, an all-church series equipping believers with biblical answers to hard questions about Christianity. Cost not stated.
Music & nightlifeNOV8Music & nightlife
Weekend brunch hours feature Bloody Marys and mimosas, with live music added on Sundays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Music & nightlifeNOV8Music & nightlife
Zach Dominguez performs on piano with bassist Cozzy Bohrman during Sunday brunch.
Classes & learning
Registration required.
The final Sunday in a four-week dance series offers guided rumba and cha-cha instruction for adult learners.
Classes & learning
Registration required.
Faith-based parenting class, part 3 of the Habits of the Household series. Free, with free childcare for ages 0 through 6th grade. Registration required.
Community
Registration required.
A GriefShare seminar for people facing the holidays after a loss. Registration closes Nov. 2.
Music & nightlifeNOV8Music & nightlife
Sunday Funday afternoon jam with London & Ping Band at Back Alley Wine Bar, 3–6 p.m. The venue bills it as "the coolest jam session in town." Cover charge and age policy are not listed.
Music & nightlifeNOV8Music & nightlife
Registration required.
Billy Mata and The Texas Tradition salute Ray Price with classic western swing and traditional country at the Elks Theatre.
Arts & cultureNOV8Arts & culture
Registration required.
Yavapai College students and community performers stage the classic Broadway musical about gamblers, showgirls, missionaries and unexpected romance.