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Tim Clarke Creative Director
Terry Scheib Northern Arizona Distribution Lead
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Calendar of Events
August
1st
Virtual Events & Online
Resources at Prescott Public Library - The library is currently closed due to COVID-19 concerns, but some programs are being offered online. Stay connected from home by attending virtual events hosted by Prescott Public Library. Check out the online calendar for upcoming virtual events. The library also offers online reading and learning resources. For more information: http:// www.prescottlibrary.info/virtual-events
1st
Garden Class at Watters Garden Center – 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM — Topic: Edible landscape with trees & berries. Garden classes are free and each session lasts approximately 1 hour. Classes are usually very well attended, so you might want to bring a chair or come early to be sure you get a seat. If you can’t join us in person, each class is livestreamed on our Facebook page. For more information: http://wattersgardencenter.com
1st
Prescott Farmers Market at Yavapai College – 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM — The first hour of the market is reserved for seniors, disabled, and immune-compromised individuals. Please see the market’s website for social distancing and other public health precautions. The market takes place in the parking lot at Yavapai College. For more information: 928-713-1227; https://www. prescottfarmersmarket.org
Aug 4th Summer Concert
Series at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza – 6:30 PM — Jazz by Leonard Interior.
Aug 1st
Squares: Dancing on the Courthouse Square
Courthouse Plaza – 06:00 PM - 9:00 PM — Bring a chair and water and join us. Everyone is welcome–bring the family and have fun! Mainstream, plus and line dancing between tips. Caller: Lee Hailey. For more information: 805-444-0440; https://mile-hisquares.org
1st Current Exhibits
Art Center and Gallery – 10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
— Continuing through Aug. 14 In the Mezzanine Gallery: “HO’OPONOPONO: A Celebration of Life. A collection of paintings, wearable art and home decor by Debra Sutherland Core. Also continuing through Aug. 25 in the Main Gallery, “Eclectic Works in Various Mediums” by Prescottarea artists. For more information: 928-775-0223; https://www.tisartgallery.com
Aug 11th Summer Concert
Series at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza – 6:30 PM — Northern Arizona Big Band.
Aug 1st
Grow Native!
Plant Sale (Online Only) at Highlands Center for Natural History - Due to the Success of the Spring ONLINE Native Plant Sale, we are adding a Fall ONLINE Grow Native! Plant Sale, featuring hardy trees and shrubs. Place orders by Tuesday, Sept. 1. Trees will include native willows, walnut, sumac and more! See website for details. For more information: 928-776-9550; https://highlandscenter.org/grownative-plant-sale
7th Annual Hold Your Horses! Invitational Exhibition & Sale at Phippen Museum – 10:00 AM - 04:00 PM — The exhibition runs from Aug. 1 through Sept. 20. Horse lovers, art enthusiasts, and Western art collectors will all be enthralled with this annual exhibition and sale. Hold Your Horses! is a tribute to the horse, that powerful, loyal, and hardworking companion of all mankind, and in the same tradition as classic Western artists of the past, please join us as we present this thrilling invitational exhibition and sale offering artwork focused entirely on the horse. For more information: 928-778-1385; http:// phippenartmuseum.org
Aug 14th Summer Concert
Series at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza – 6:30 PM — Candace Devine, Drew Hall, and My Favorite Mixtape.
Aug 21st Summer Concert
Series at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza – 6:30 PM — The Cheektones.
Presented by the Prescott Downtown Partnership. For more information: 928-443-5220; https://prescottconcertseries.com/full-concert-schedule
Aug 9th
CANCELLED
Mountain Music Festival at Highlands Center for Natural History – 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM — Some of Arizona’s finest Americana musicians perform an afternoon concert in the Outdoor Amphitheater. Featuring Eric Ramsey, Nancy Elliott, Linda Bilque, Corn Smut, and Tom & Christa Agostino. Seating is limited for this concert. Tickets are $25 and available online at http://mountainmusicfest.eventbrite. com For more information: 928-776-9550; https://highlandscenter.org
1st Discovery Stations at Highlands Center for Natural History – 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM — Discovery Stations are educational carts that provide visitors with a brief look into the rocks, plants, or animals that make the Arizona Highlands so unique! All ages will leave learning something new in these walk-up programs. Each is only five to 10 minutes in length and occur on our patio or in our Discovery Gardens. Come out for a hike, bring the kids out to Forest Play, and learn a little something new this weekend. No registration required. For more information: 928-776-9550; https://highlandscenter.org
2nd Prescott Valley Farmers Market at Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM — The Prescott Valley Farmers Market takes place every Sunday. Located on the SE corner of Glassford Hill Road and Florentine Road, across from Fry’s. For more information: 928-925-4619; https:// prescottvalleyfarmersmarket.wordpress.com
7th Friday Night Barn Dance at Mortimer Farms – 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM — Mortimer Farms in Dewey hosts a dinner and country music barn dance every Friday night during the spring, summer, and fall. All ages welcome. For more information: 928-830-1116; https://www. mortimerfarmsaz.com/BarnDance
8th Garden Class at Watters Garden Center – 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM — Topic: Proper planting for success. Garden classes are free and each session lasts approximately 1 hour. Classes are usually very well attended, so you might want to bring a chair or come early to be sure you get a seat. If you can’t join us in person, each class is livestreamed on our Facebook page. For more information: http:// wattersgardencenter.com
Aug 8th-9th 70th Annual
Fine Art & Crafts Festival at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza –9:00 AM - 05:00 PM — The Fine Art & Crafts Festival is sponsored by the Mountain Artists Guild. For more information: 928-445-2510; https:// www.mountainartistsguild.org
8th Breakfast With the Animals at Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary – 9:00 AM10:30 AM — Breakfast with the Animals includes a continental breakfast in front of the spotlight animal, a special animal feeding and keeper talk, and an animal craft for the kids. It is the best way to learn more and feel closer to your favorite sanctuary residents! Breakfasts run from 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM on Saturday mornings. After breakfast, you’re welcome to roam the park at your leisure. Reservations are required and go quickly! Upcoming schedule: August 8–Mountain Lion, and August 29–Eagles. For more information: 928-7784242; https://www.heritageparkzoo.org
8th Prescott Farmers Market at Yavapai College – 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM — The first hour of the market is reserved for seniors, disabled, and immune-compromised individuals. Please see the market’s website for social distancing and other public health precautions. The market takes place in the parking lot at Yavapai College. For more information: 928-713-1227; https://www. prescottfarmersmarket.org
8th Discovery Stations at Highlands Center for Natural History – 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM — Discovery Stations are educational carts that provide visitors with a brief look into the rocks, plants, or animals that make the Arizona Highlands so unique! All ages will leave learning something new in these walk-up programs. Each is only five to 10 minutes in length and occur on our patio or in our Discovery Gardens. Come out for a hike, bring the kids out to Forest Play, and learn a little something new this weekend. No registration required. For more information: 928-776-9550; https://highlandscenter.org
9th Prescott Valley Farmers Market at Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM — The Prescott Valley Farmers Market takes place every Sunday. Located on the SE corner of Glassford Hill Road and Florentine Road, across from Fry’s. For more information: 928-925-4619; https:// prescottvalleyfarmersmarket.wordpress.com
14th
Friday Night Barn Dance at Mortimer Farms – 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM — Mortimer Farms in Dewey hosts a dinner and country music barn dance every Friday night during the spring, summer, and fall. All ages welcome. For more information: 928-830-1116; https://www. mortimerfarmsaz.com/BarnDance
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WOMEN IN BUSINESS & LEADERSHIP
As a woman-owned and managed publication, we appreciate and salute you! To showcase fellow female accomplishments, Prescott LIVING Magazine will feature a special section within our Leadership Edition: Women in Business. We encourage you to tell our readers about YOU, your accomplishments, successes and goals.
Reserve your spot in this year’s Women in Business edition of Prescott LIVING Magazine. Full and 1/2 page features will be included in the front cover fold-out. A custom photo shoot is available for all participants.
We look forward to having you in this year’s Women in Business and Leadership.
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15th Olsen’s 2020 Saddle Series at Olsen’s Grain – 8:00 AM — The Olsen’s 2020 Saddle Series & Open 4D Barrel Race is an annual pole and barrel racing series which showcases the best equine athletes and saddle riders in Northern Arizona. For more information: https://www. olsensgrain.com/news-updates/2020-saddleseries-2020-02-9423. For more information: 928636-2321; https://www.olsensgrain.com/events-2
15th Garden Class at Watters Garden Center – 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM — Topic: Wildlife and bug prevention. Garden classes are free and each session lasts approximately 1 hour. Classes are usually very well attended, so you might want to bring a chair or come early to be sure you get a seat. If you can’t join us in person, each class is livestreamed on our Facebook page. For more information: http://wattersgardencenter.com
15th Prescott Farmers Market at Yavapai College – 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM — The first hour of the market is reserved for seniors, disabled, and immune-compromised individuals. Please see the market’s website for social distancing and other public health precautions. The market takes place in the parking lot at Yavapai College. For more information: 928-713-1227; https://www. prescottfarmersmarket.org
15th New Exhibit: “Undersea, Underfoot and Pure Prescott” at Tis Art Center and Gallery – 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM — Sculpture and floor cloths by Jana Whittington, with photography by Pati Watkins. Exhibit runs from Aug. 15 to Sep. 14 in the Mezzanine Gallery. For more information: 928-775-0223; https:// www.tisartgallery.com
Aug 15th
Aug 15th
CANCELLED
Arthropalooza–A Family Nature Fest at Highlands Center for Natural History – 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM — Party down with all things creepy and crawly at this Highlands Center favorite family festival. If you’ve ever wondered about the little big world of insects, this festival is for you! Explore the wild world of insects and take a closer look than ever before at these aliens on earth. Bring the whole family! From beetles to butterflies, it’s guaranteed to turn your world upside down. See website for event details and cost. For more information: 928-776-9550; https:// highlandscenter.org
15th
Sweet Corn Fest at Mortimer Farms –10:00 AM - 3:00 PM — Saturday & Sunday, August 15-16. Kick off the sweet corn season at Mortimer Farms Sweet Corn Fest. Includes entertainment, The Gardens, The Farm Park, hayrides, contests, and of course ... lots of corn! See website for tickets and event details. For more information: 928830-1116; https://www.mortimerfarmsaz.com/ SweetCornFestival
16th Crossroads of the West Gun Show at Findlay Toyota Center – 9:00 AM04:00 PM — During the last year, Crossroads of the West Gun Shows attracted more than half a million guests, more than any other gun show in America. Crossroads of the West Gun Shows are America’s best gun shows. All of our shows offer hundreds of tables to meet the needs of everyone, from the once-a-year hunter to the avid collector. Tickets are $10 at the Box Office. For more information: 928-772-1819; http://crossroadsgunshows.com
16th Prescott Valley Farmers Market at Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM — The Prescott Valley Farmers Market takes place every Sunday. Located on the SE corner of Glassford Hill Rd. and Florentine Rd. across from Fry’s. For more information: 928-925-4619; https:// prescottvalleyfarmersmarket.wordpress.com
18th Summer Concert Series at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza – 6:30 PM — Mike Vax Quintet. Presented by the Prescott Downtown Partnership. For more information: 928-443-5220; https://prescottconcertseries. com/full-concert-schedule
2Oth
Summer Concert Series: at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza – 7:00 PM — Central Arizona Concert Band. Presented by the Prescott Downtown Partnership. For more information: 928-443-5220; https:// prescottconcertseries.com/fullconcert-schedule
Crossroads of the West Gun Show at Findlay Toyota Center – 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM — During the last year, Crossroads of the West Gun Shows attracted more than half a million guests, more than any other gun show in America. Crossroads of the West Gun Shows are America’s best gun shows. All of our shows offer hundreds of tables to meet the needs of everyone, from the once-a-year hunter to the avid collector. Tickets are $10 at the Box Office. For more information: 928-772-1819; http://crossroadsgunshows.com
21st Friday Night Barn Dance at Mortimer Farms – 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM — Mortimer Farms in Dewey hosts a dinner and country music barn dance every Friday night during the spring, summer, and fall. All ages welcome. For more information: 928-830-1116; https://www. mortimerfarmsaz.com/BarnDance
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Over the past 31 years 114,000 procedures have been successfully performed at POSC, saving patients more than $160 million! Of that amount, $21 million would have been out of pocket expenses.
Over the past 30 years, POSC has saved patients more than $150 Million! Of that amount, $20 Million would have been out of pocket.
ORTHOPAEDIC SPECIALISTS
Invest Your Healthcare Dollars Wisely!
Over the past 31 years 114,000 procedures have been successfully performed at POSC, saving patients more than $160 million! Of that amount, $21 million would have been out of pocket expenses.
The choice is yours. Choose one of our excellent Prescott based surgeons for your outpatient surgical needs and you will not only save money, but will have the best possible environment and care available.
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Overall Patient Satisfaction 9.9 out of 10!
Dr. Daniel Burchfield 778-9250
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“When I need surgical help, I will always come here. My phone call from Karen was a real delight. When I saw her in recovery I told her she sounded like a song. My anesthesiologist was just great and took time with my questions. I really liked my visit!”
Dr. Bertrand Kaper 778-9250
Dr. Judah Pifer 778-9250
Over the past 30 years, POSC has saved patients more than $150 Million! Of that amount, $20 Million would have been out of pocket.
Dr. Bradley Williams 445-7085
“Thank you for all the great care you gave me, everyone was awesome made me feel like I was the most important person in there! Thank you all so very much for taking care of me.”
PLASTIC SURGEON
Bradley Williams 445-7085
NOSE AND THROAT
PLASTIC SURGEON
Dr. Derek Hewitt 778-9190
Dr. Brian Brantner 776-0325 PHYSICAL MEDICINE
Dr. Brian Brantner 776-0325
The choice is yours. Choose one of our excellent Prescott based surgeons for your outpatient surgical needs. You will save money and have the best possible care available.
The choice is yours. Choose one of our excellent Prescott based surgeons for your outpatient surgical needs and you will not only save money, but will have the best possible environment and care available.
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“Joanne the pre-op nurse is awesome, really made me feel at ease. The head anesthesiologist was really terrific and put me completely at ease.”
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SPINE SPECIALIST
Dr. Daniel Noble 778-9250
UROLOGISTS
Overall Patient Satisfaction: 9.8 out of 10!
Dr. Bradley Benson 445-4818 SPINE SPECIALIST
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Dr. Mark Strasser 778-9190 GENERAL SURGEONS
Dr. Thomas Hirasa 771-1011
Dr. Daniel Noble 778-9250
Dr. Donald Huang 771-1011 Dr. Frank Iorio 776-8212
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Dr. Jeffrey Sanwick 771-5282
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“The best I have experienced! POSC even topped Duke Medical Center which I have always rated highly. Thanks to the staff.”
“Everything about the place was excellent. Very clean, very professional, very organized and efficient. Thank you for the great care!”
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Dr. Paul Nguyen 771-5282
GYNECOLOGISTS
Dr. Katie Campuzano 778-4300
Dr. Adam Feingold 776-8428
Dr. Luis Fernandez 776-8428
Dr. Josephine Kim 583-1000
Dr. Melinda Martin 777-0070
Dr. Richard Ohanesian 778-4300
Dr. Jeffrey Osburn 778-4300
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Dr. Jeanette Pilotte 583-7887
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Dr. Jonathon Gruneich 778-9770
Dr. Bradley Benson 445-4818
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Dr. Bertrand Kaper 778-9250
Dr. Judah Pifer 778-9250
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Dr. Brian Brantner 776-0325
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UROLOGISTS
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REWIND
Prescott Frontier Days®World’s Oldest Rodeo®
The World’s Oldest Rodeo® kept traditions alive by hosting the 133rd year of world-class rodeo that ran from June 29 through July 5. Contestants and animal athletes were truly a sight to see! Audience size was much smaller due to the pandemic but crowd participation was fantastic. The top title of the All-Around was given to JC Mortenson, JC Trujillo’s grandson.
40th Annual Prescott Rodeo Days
Fine Arts & Crafts Show
This juried fine arts and crafts show, held concurrently with the World’s Oldest Rodeo® for the last 40 years, was also able to return this year. It attracted artists and vendors showcasing oil and
acrylic paintings, scratchboard artists, sketch artists, creative metal arts, home décor, jewelry, ceramics, photography, furniture, stained glass and many more media forms.
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22nd Pronghorn Golf Tournament
2020 at Prescott Golf Club – 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM — 8 AM shotgun start. $350 per foursome or $100 for individuals. See the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce for registration details. For more information: 928-772-8857; http://pvchamber.org
22nd Garden Class at Watters Garden Center – 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM — Topic: Best evergreens for mountain landscapes. Garden classes are free and each session lasts approximately 1 hour. Classes are usually very well attended, so you might want to bring a chair or come early to be sure you get a seat. If you can’t join us in person, each class is livestreamed on our Facebook page. For more information: http:// wattersgardencenter.com
22nd Prescott Farmers Market at Yavapai College – 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM — The first hour of the market is reserved for seniors, disabled, and immune-compromised individuals. Please see the market’s website for social distancing and other public health precautions. The market takes place in the parking lot at Yavapai College. For more information: 928-713-1227; https://www. prescottfarmersmarket.org
22nd Discovery Stations at Highlands Center for Natural History – 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM — Discovery Stations are educational carts that provide visitors with a brief look into the rocks, plants, or animals that make the Arizona Highlands so unique! All ages will leave learning something new in these walk-up programs. Each is only five to 10 minutes in length and occur on our patio or in our Discovery Gardens. Come out for a hike, bring the kids out to Forest Play, and learn a little something new this weekend. No registration required. For more information: 928-776-9550; https://highlandscenter.org
23rd Prescott Valley Farmers Market at Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM — The Prescott Valley Farmers Market takes place every Sunday. Located on the SE corner of Glassford Hill Road and Florentine Road, across from Fry’s. For more information: 928-925-4619; https:// prescottvalleyfarmersmarket.wordpress.com
Aug 28th, 29th& 30th
The Merry Wives of Winslow at Highlands Center for Natural History - 6:00 PM - The Highlands Center for Natural History and Laark Productions present the 7th Annual Shakespeare in the Pines–The Merry Wives of Winslow. The incredible meal from El Gato Azul will be a delicious boxed picnic. Guests will be invited to dine on small tables scattered throughout the entirety of the James Family Discovery Gardens, to provide for an intimate dining experience within the beauty of nature. For more information: 928-776-9550; https://highlandscenter.org/ shakespeare-in-the-pines
25th Summer Concert Series: Jazz at
Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza – 6:30 PM — Goodwin Street Gang. Presented by the Prescott Downtown Partnership. For more information: 928-443-5220; https://prescottconcertseries. com/full-concert-schedule
27th
New Exhibit: “”Black and White with a Splash of Color 2020” at
Tis Art Center and Gallery – 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM — Exhibit by Prescott area artists runs from Aug. 27 through Sep. 22 in the Main Gallery. For more information: 928-775-0223; https://www. tisartgallery.com
28th
Friday Night Barn Dance at
Mortimer Farms – 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM — Mortimer Farms in Dewey hosts a dinner and country music barn dance every Friday night during the spring, summer, and fall. All ages welcome. For more information: 928-830-1116; https://www.mortimerfarmsaz.com/BarnDance
28th Prescott’s 4th Friday Art Walk in Downtown Prescott – 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM — Beginning at 5 PM on the 4th Friday of every month, the public is invited to visit participating gallery venues. Each month features signature events and exhibits produced by the galleries and the artists are always onsite to meet and greet. For more information: 928350-2341; https://www.artthe4th.com/ https:// www.dropbox.com/sh/ilqw0mvniguihyk/ AABW9zvIQuei4Adq3boGoO5na?dl=0
29th Garden Class at Watters Garden Center – 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM — Topic: Gardening for newcomers. Garden classes are free and each session lasts approximately one hour. Classes are usually very well attended, so you might want to bring a chair or come early to be sure you get a seat. If you can’t join us in person, each class is livestreamed on our Facebook page. For more information: http://wattersgardencenter.com
29th Prescott Farmers Market at Yavapai College – 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM — The first hour of the market is reserved for seniors, disabled, and immune-compromised individuals. Please see the market’s website for social distancing and other public health precautions. The market takes place in the parking lot at Yavapai College. For more information: 928-713-1227; https://www. prescottfarmersmarket.org
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Pavers
Fire Pits
Patios
Irrigation
Water Features
Ponds
Hardscapes
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August
29th Discovery Stations at Highlands Center for Natural History – 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM — Discovery Stations are educational carts that provide visitors with a brief look into the rocks, plants, or animals that make the Arizona Highlands so unique! All ages will leave learning something new in these short, walk-up programs. Each is only five to 10 minutes in length and occur on our patio or in our Discovery Gardens. Come out for a hike, bring the kids out to Forest Play, and learn a little something new this weekend. No registration required. For more information: 928-776-9550; https://highlandscenter.org
29th Prescott Antique Show & Vintage Market at Findlay Toyota Center –10:00 AM - 4:00 PM — You can expect to see not only the traditional fine antiques and memorabilia but also trending items like ceramics, old farm tables, and rustic doors, nostalgia from mom’s kitchen, vintage Christmas and holiday ornaments, linens, relics from the garden, fine art to vintage posters, authentic Native American and fine costume/bakelite jewelry, antique and vintage toys, old advertising and so much more! Admission is $5. Free parking. For more information: 928443-1862; http://prescottantiqueshow.com
3Oth Prescott Valley Farmers Market at Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM — The Prescott Valley Farmers Market takes place every Sunday. Located on the SE corner of Glassford Hill Road and Florentine Road, across from Fry’s. For more information: 928-925-4619; https:// prescottvalleyfarmersmarket.wordpress.com
3Oth Prescott Antique Show & Vintage Market at Findlay Toyota Center –9:00 AM - 3:00 PM — You can expect to see not only the traditional fine antiques and memorabilia but also trending items like ceramics, old farm tables, and rustic doors, nostalgia from mom’s kitchen, vintage Christmas and holiday ornaments, linens, relics from the garden, fine art to vintage posters, authentic Native American and fine costume/bakelite jewelry, antique and vintage toys, old advertising and so much more! Admission is $5. Free parking. For more information: 928443-1862; http://prescottantiqueshow.com
Sept 4th MacDougal Street West at Highlands Center for Natural History - 7:00 PM - MacDougal Street West, a Peter, Paul and Mary Experience, perform under the stars in the Highlands Center outdoor amphitheater. Quickly becoming one of Arizona’s favorite groups, Ron Skelton, Mary Alberts, Rick Shore and Bill Rice bring the the sounds of the Greenwich Village of the early 1960’s, and the now legendary folk singers and songwriters of that era, to Arizona audiences. With Tom & Christa Agostino. For more information:; http://www.folksessions.com
September
1st Zoo By Moonlight at Heritage Park
Zoological Sanctuary – 8:00 PM - 9:30 PM — Zoo By Moonlight is an evening event held at Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary from May through September. It provides a great opportunity to see the sanctuary’s nocturnal residents. Enjoy our clouded leopards, wolves, coyotes and much more by the light of the full moon. It’s a howling good time! The zoo by night is a unique experience. Don’t forget to bring your flashlights, your curiosity and enjoy the sights and sounds of the animals. Docents will be available to provide direction and answer questions. For more information: 928-7784242; https://www.heritageparkzoo.org
4th Sequins & Saddles 2020 at Horses
With Heart – 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM — Horses with Heart and the Chino Valley Area Chamber of Commerce present Sequins & Saddles. Come out and enjoy a community barn dance and BBQ dinner. Don’t know how to dance? No problem. We will have a line dance instructor come out and teach everyone. Live music by the Rusty Pistols, pie and western auction. Don’t miss this western event! For more information: 928-636-2493; https://www.horseswithheartaz.org
4th Friday Night Barn Dance at Mortimer Farms – 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM — Mortimer Farms in Dewey hosts a dinner and country music barn dance every Friday night during the spring, summer, and fall. All ages welcome. For more information: 928-830-1116; https://www. mortimerfarmsaz.com/BarnDance
5th Garden Class at Watters Garden Center – 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM — Topic: Top 10 trees and how to plant them. Garden classes are free and each session lasts approximately one hour. Classes are usually very well attended, so you might want to bring a chair or come early to be sure you get a seat. If you can’t join us in person, each class is livestreamed on our Facebook page. See the website for details about upcoming garden classes in September. For more information: http:// wattersgardencenter.com
5th Discovery Stations at Highlands Center for Natural History – 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM — Discovery Stations are educational carts that provide visitors with a brief look into the rocks, plants, or animals that make the Arizona Highlands so unique! All ages will leave learning something new in these walk-up programs. Each is only five to ten minutes in length and occur on our patio or in our Discovery Gardens. Come out for a hike, bring the kids out to Forest Play, and learn a little something new this weekend. No registration required. For more information: 928-776-9550; https://highlandscenter.org
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by Fred Veil, director Sharlot Hall Museum
Amid the Summer sunshine and before youngsters become too immersed in classroom studies, experience the “Arizona History Adventure” and discover a glimpse of the past at Sharlot Hall Museum.
For more than a quarter-century on the second Saturday monthly (April to November), the “Living History” program at the Museum has provided a blast-from-the-past feature designed to enhance the experience of visitors, guests, and youth (of all ages).
In August (weather permitting) learn the challenges with frontier cooking at the ‘Pioneer Living’ presentation area near the Ranch House. Peek into the pioneer past with “living history” interpreters providing insights on cooking on the wood-burning stove or outdoors over the open fire and with a Dutch oven. Throughout the campus additional discovery events are presented, from a day-in-the-life of a frontier merchant to blacksmithing and print making.
Most months of the year, “Arizona History Adventure” provides a learning opportunity, from life skills to creativity. One month may be sewing clothes (there wasn’t a Wal-Mart back then to grab finished garments off-the-rack!). Another month may be first aid on the frontier featuring home remedies and basic survival skills and techniques from a time long-past when there wasn’t a nearby medical clinic or emergency response ambulance available.
Each “Living History” presentation is interactive and entertaining, and provides an educational look into the past with a smorgasbord of subjects that can help develop one’s understanding and appreciation of life on the frontier and Prescott’s not-too-distant past.
Perhaps more important, it is an opportunity for today’s young people to set down their iPads and smartphones, and
experience first-hand a different pace and style of living — a perspective of living off the land and within the close-knit network of family and friends (instead of the ‘web’).
Imagine a slate board and chalk instead of a hi-tech tablet for completing school “homework” assignments… or a new set of hand-sewn knickers ‘n’ boots instead of the latest “distressed Levi’s” and Nike flip-flops… or the challenge of grabbing a pail and pumping water from the well instead of turning on the water faucet… or gathering eggs out of the hen-house instead of the Kenmore.
A new program is featured monthly that begins at 10 a.m. and runs to about 3 p.m. (second Saturday). Each is an engaging and entertaining learning experience for all ages. Call the Museum (928-445-3122) for the featured topic.
“Arizona History Adventure”—Arizona’s story as you’ve never experienced before—is at Sharlot Hall Museum, two blocks west of the Courthouse Plaza at 415 West Gurley. Open 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday, and 12 noon4 p.m. on Sunday (closed Monday). Since 1928, the Museum has been preserving the past for our present and future.
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5th Faire on the Square Arts & Crafts Show at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza –9:00 AM - 5:00 PM — Enjoy vendors, snacks and shopping on the Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza. Sponsored by the Prescott Chamber of Commerce. For more information: 928-445-2000; https:// www.prescott.org
5th Prescott Farmers Market at Yavapai College – 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM — The first hour of the market is reserved for seniors, disabled, and immune-compromised individuals. Please see the market’s website for social distancing and other public health precautions. The market takes place in the parking lot at Yavapai College. For more information: 928-713-1227; https://www. prescottfarmersmarket.org
6th Faire on the Square Arts & Crafts Show at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza –9:00 AM - 5:00 PM — Enjoy vendors, snacks and shopping on the Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza. Sponsored by the Prescott Chamber of Commerce. For more information: 928-445-2000; https:// www.prescott.org
6th Prescott Valley Farmers Market at Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM — The Prescott Valley Farmers Market takes place every Sunday. Located on the SE corner of Glassford Hill Rd. and Florentine Rd. across from Fry’s. For more information: 928925-4619; https://prescottvalleyfarmersmarket. wordpress.com
7th Faire on the Square Arts & Crafts Show at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza –9:00 AM - 3:00 PM — Enjoy vendors, snacks and shopping on the Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza. Sponsored by the Prescott Chamber of Commerce. For more information: 928-445-2000; https:// www.prescott.org
1Oth Toby Keith: Country Comes To Town Tour with special guest Laine Hardy at Findlay Toyota Center – 7:00 PM — Toby Keith will bring his Country Comes To Town Tour to the Findlay Toyota Center with special guests Laine Hardy and Waterloo Revival! For more information: 928-772-1819; http://www. findlaytoyotacenter.com
12th Discovery Stations at Highlands Center for Natural History – 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM — Discovery Stations are educational carts that provide visitors with a brief look into the rocks, plants, or animals that make the Arizona Highlands so unique! All ages will leave learning something new in these short, walk-up programs. Each is only five to ten minutes in length and occur on our patio or in our Discovery Gardens. Come out for a hike, bring the kids out to Forest Play, and learn a little something new this weekend. No registration required. For more information: 928-776-9550; https://highlandscenter.org
12th Prescott Farmers Market at
Yavapai College – 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM — The first hour of the market is reserved for seniors, disabled, and immune-compromised individuals. Please see the market’s website for social distancing and other public health precautions. The market takes place in the parking lot at Yavapai College. For more information: 928-713-1227; https://www. prescottfarmersmarket.org
13th Prescott Valley Farmers Market at Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM — The Prescott Valley Farmers Market takes place every Sunday. Located on the SE corner of Glassford Hill Road and Florentine Road, across from Fry’s. For more information: 928-925-4619; https:// prescottvalleyfarmersmarket.wordpress.com
13th Empty Bowls of Prescott Arizona at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza –11:00 AM - 2:00 PM — Empty Bowls is an annual event in which committee members from the Unitarian Universalist Congregations in Prescott organize local artists and local chefs to raise money for local food banks to feed the hungry. Guests are invited to a simple meal of soup and bread. In exchange for a cash donation of $20, guests are asked to keep a bowl as a reminder of all the empty bowls in the world. The money raised is distributed among local food banks.
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17th John Prine: A Celebration at Highlands Center for Natural History – 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM — A John Prine tribute concert will be held at the Highlands Center outdoor amphitheater. Featuring Ramsey Roberson (Eric Ramsey and Robby Roberson), The Angels from Montgomery, and special guests. For more information: http://www.folksessions.com
18th Pumpkin Fest & Corn Maze at Mortimer Farms – 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM — Runs from Sep. 18 through Nov. 1. This year you’ll enjoy exclusive entertainment, the gardens/pumpkin patch, farm park, corn maze, farm animals, and on the weekends there will be hayrides, engaging shows, vendors, and more. For more information: 928-830-1116; https://www.mortimerfarmsaz. com/PumpkinFestival
19th Discovery Stations at Highlands Center for Natural History – 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM — Discovery Stations are educational carts that provide visitors with a brief look into the rocks, plants, or animals that make the Arizona Highlands so unique! All ages will leave learning something new in these short, walk-up programs. Each is only five to ten minutes in length and occur on our patio or in our Discovery Gardens. Come out for a hike, bring the kids out to Forest Play, and learn a little something new this weekend. No registration required. For more information: 928-776-9550; https://highlandscenter.org
19th 2020 Legacy Ranch Horse
Sale at Prescott Rodeo Grounds – 8:30 AM - 8:30 PM — Selling ranch-raised horses from three historic ranches: K4 Ranch, Campwood Cattle Company and Diamond A Ranch. Held at the historic Prescott Rodeo Grounds. For more information: 520-360-9524; https://www. ranchhorsesale.com
19th Prescott Farmers Market at Yavapai College – 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM — The first hour of the market is reserved for seniors, disabled, and immune-compromised individuals. Please see the market’s website for social distancing and other public health precautions. The market takes place in the parking lot at Yavapai College. For more information: 928-713-1227; https://www. prescottfarmersmarket.org
19th
Prescott Indian Art Market at
Sharlot Hall Museum – 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM — Held annually at the Sharlot Hall Museum, The Prescott Indian Art Market features outstanding Native American sculpture, paintings, ceramics, jewelry, hand-woven baskets, blankets, and more. Features more than 100 juried artists, representing 30 tribes and pueblos. It also includes cultural demonstrations, musical performances, children’s activities, and a juried art show. In its two decades, the festival has grown to become one of the top five Indian art markets in the Southwest. Watch native artists reinterpret and present their colorful heritage! For more information: 928-445-3122; https://www.sharlothallmuseum.org
19th
Behind-the-Scenes Photography Tour at Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary –9:00 AM - 10:30 AM — Do you think you have an eye for photography? Do you wish you could get special access to the grounds and animals for photos? If so, this photography tour is just the thing for you! In the morning, an hour before the park opens, bring your best camera and get some amazing behind-the-scenes photos of the Sanctuary that you wouldn’t be able to get otherwise! You will tour the zoo for a special look at some of your favorite animals with one of our zoo keepers. They will provide special access to give you those once-in-a-lifetime photos. We’ll bring animals out when we can, allow you into enclosures we’re able, and take you beyond the barriers when it’s acceptable. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to take your lens truly behind the scenes! Pre-registration is required and space will be extremely limited. For more information: 928778-4242; https://www.heritageparkzoo.org
2Oth Prescott Indian Art Market at Sharlot Hall Museum – 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM — Held annually at the Sharlot Hall Museum, The Prescott Indian Art Market features outstanding Native American sculpture, paintings, ceramics, jewelry, hand-woven baskets, blankets, and more. Features more than 100 juried artists, representing 30 tribes and pueblos. It also includes cultural demonstrations, musical performances, children’s activities and a juried art show. In its two decades the festival has grown to become one of the top five Indian art markets in the southwest. Watch native artists reinterpret and present their colorful heritage! For more information: 928-445-3122; https://www.sharlothallmuseum.org
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2Oth
Prescott Valley Farmers Market at Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM — The Prescott Valley Farmers Market takes place every Sunday. Located on the SE corner of Glassford Hill Road and Florentine Road, across from Fry’s. For more information: 928-925-4619; https:// prescottvalleyfarmersmarket.wordpress.com
25th
Prescott’s 4th Friday Art Walk in Downtown Prescott – 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM — Beginning at 5 PM on the 4th Friday of every month, the public is invited to visit participating gallery venues. Each month features signature events and exhibits produced by the galleries and the artists are always onsite to meet and greet. For more information: 928-350-2341; https://www. artthe4th.com
26th
Prescott Valley–Team Up to Clean Up 2020 at Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce – 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM — Meet at the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce office — 7120 Pav Way. For more information: 928-7728857; http://pvchamber.org
26th
Discovery Stations at Highlands Center for Natural History – 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM — Discovery Stations are educational carts that provide visitors with a brief look into the rocks, plants, or animals that make the Arizona Highlands so unique! All ages will leave learning something new in these short, walk-up programs. Each is only five to ten minutes in length and occur on our patio or in our Discovery Gardens. Come out for a hike, bring the kids out to Forest Play, and learn a little something new this weekend. No registration required. For more information: 928-776-9550; https://highlandscenter.org
26th Prescott All Corvette Car Show at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza –10:00 AM - 3:00 PM — The Prescott Vette Sette is gearing up for the 14th annual Corvette Car Show. Over 280 gorgeous cars entered and lined the streets surrounding the historic courthouse last year. Sponsored by the Prescott Vette Sette Charitable Foundation, Inc. For more information: 602-725-6246; https://prescottvettesette.com/ pvs-car-show.asp
Sept 27th 12th Annual Wander the Wild Fundraiser at Windmill House – 2:30 PM - 6:30 PM — Wander the Wild: Live Auction and Dinner. The 12th Annual Wander the Wild event, the Highlands Center’s signature fundraiser which directly benefits our children’s education programs which touch 10,000 youth annually, will be held at the beautiful and welcoming Windmill House in Chino Valley. For more information: 928-776-9550; https://highlandscenter.org
26th Prescott Farmers Market at Yavapai College – 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM — The first hour of the market is reserved for seniors, disabled, and immune-compromised individuals. Please see the market’s website for social distancing and other public health precautions. The market takes place in the parking lot at Yavapai College. For more information: 928-713-1227; https://www. prescottfarmersmarket.org
27th Prescott All Corvette Car Show at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza –10:00 AM - 3:00 PM — The Prescott Vette Sette is gearing up for the 14th annual Corvette Car show. Over 280 gorgeous cars entered and lined the streets surrounding the historic courthouse last year. Sponsored by the Prescott Vette Sette Charitable Foundation, Inc. For more information: 602-725-6246; https://prescottvettesette.com/ pvs-car-show.asp
27th Prescott Valley Farmers Market at Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM — The Prescott Valley Farmers Market takes place every Sunday. Located on the SE corner of Glassford Hill Road and Florentine Road, across from Fry’s. For more information: 928-925-4619; https:// prescottvalleyfarmersmarket.wordpress.com
28th Prescott All Corvette Car Show at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza –10:00 AM - 3:00 PM — The Prescott Vette Sette is gearing up for the 14th annual Corvette Car Show. Over 280 gorgeous cars entered and lined the streets surrounding the historic courthouse last year. Sponsored by the Prescott Vette Sette Charitable Foundation, Inc. For more information: 602-725-6246; https://prescottvettesette.com/ pvs-car-show.asp
3Oth Prescott Plein Air Festival at Highlands Center for Natural History - The Highlands Center and the City of Prescott are presenting the Prescott Plein Air Art Festival, Sept. 30 through Oct. 4. Plein Air artists paint outdoors, capturing the spirit and essence of a landscape by incorporating natural light, color, and movement into their art. Painting locations include Goldwater Lake, Watson Lake, Willow Lake, Lynx Lake, the Granite Dells, Granite Mountain, and Highlands Center. For more information: 928-776-9550; https://highlandscenter.org/upcoming-event/ prescott-plein-air-festival Continued on page
Northern Arizona Suns depart Prescott Valley home for Phoenix
The Northern Arizona Suns basketball team announced July 7 the team will be leaving the Findlay Toyota Center in Prescott Valley.
NAZ Suns Public Affairs Advisor Maria Baier said the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic led to the Phoenix Suns’ decision to consolidate operations by moving its G-League team to its metro area.
She added, “We found a loyal, supportive fan base that made our organization,
its players, coaches and staff feel welcome, and we are eternally grateful for all the support. Unfortunately, without the ability to host live events, the economic realities are stark.”
Prescott Valley Mayor Kell Palguta said, “The goals and commitment of the arena staff will be to continue to put on great entertainment and events for our community. We hope to have a long-term tenant in place as soon as the opportunity presents itself.”
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The Kiwanis Club of Prescott, a group of community minded men and women dedicated to serving the Youth in our community since 1928 announce the Kiwanis Community Service Scholarship Recipients for the year 2020. This years recipients exemplified their Community Service and Volunteerism throughout their High School careers. We congratulate them for their achievements and wish them success in the future.
Congratulations!
Joshua Inman
BASIS PrescottKayla’s Hands Memorial Scholarship
Aaron Gordan
Bradshaw Mountain High School
Ellen Joseph Chino Valley High School
Phoenix Swiacki Chino Valley High School
Rudy Rodriguez Chino Valley High School
Caleb Brownlie Home School, Eagle Scout
Bella Gallardo
Prescott High School
Camryn McKelvey Prescott High School
Carsten Kimball
Prescott High School, Eagle Scout
Erin Kennedy Prescott High School
Geneva Raber
Prescott High School
Hope Olsen
Prescott High School
Katelyn Canedo Prescott High School
Madison Jackson Prescott High School
Matthew Katischuck Prescott High School
Nathan Goligoski
Prescott High School
Ann Bracety, Tri-City High School
Natalie D’Angelo Tri-City High School
Tristan Talosi Tri-City High School
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1st Pumpkin Fest & Corn Maze at Mortimer Farms – 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM — Runs from Sept. 18 through Nov. 1. This year you’ll enjoy exclusive entertainment, the gardens/pumpkin patch, farm park, corn maze, farm animals, and on the weekends there will be hayrides, engaging shows, vendors, and more. See website for hours and event details. For more information: 928-830-1116; https://www.mortimerfarmsaz.com/PumpkinFestival
1st Prescott Plein Air Festival at Highlands Center for Natural History - The Highlands Center and the City of Prescott are presenting the Prescott Plein Air Art Festival, September 30 through October 4. Plein Air artists paint outdoors, capturing the spirit and essence of a landscape by incorporating natural
light, color, and movement into their art. Painting locations include Goldwater Lake, Watson Lake, Willow Lake, Lynx Lake, the Granite Dells, Granite Mountain, and Highlands Center. For more information: 928-776-9550; https:// highlandscenter.org/upcoming-event/prescottplein-air-festival
2nd Friday Night Barn Dance at Mortimer Farms – 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM — Mortimer Farms in Dewey hosts a dinner and country music barn dance every Friday night during the spring, summer, and fall. All ages welcome. For more information: 928-830-1116; https://www. mortimerfarmsaz.com/BarnDance
3rd Discovery Stations at Highlands Center for Natural History – 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM — Discovery Stations are educational carts that provide visitors with a brief look into the rocks, plants, or animals that make the Arizona Highlands so unique! All ages will leave learning something new in these walk-up programs. Each is only five to 10 minutes in length and occur on our patio or in our Discovery Gardens. Come out for a hike, bring the kids out to Forest Play, and learn a little something new this weekend. No registration required. For more information: 928-776-9550; https://highlandscenter.org
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Judy Bluhm
Dear Judy,
My husband wants to list our house now before we entirely lose the “summer season” for selling. I worry about strangers coming into the house and touching things when we are in the middle of a pandemic. I have diabetes. My husband and I are both in our sixties. I think we should wait to sell the house . . . maybe till after we have a vaccine for this virus. What do you think?
~ Worried in Prescott
Dear Worried,
I understand your reservations about strangers going through your house while we are in a pandemic. However, we realtors are using “safe practices” and follow the CDC guidelines. When a realtor and buyers come through, they may be asked to mask up, wear gloves and shoe booties and limit touching surfaces. Prior to showing, I suggest that lights are left on and internal doors are open to minimize the need to touch anything in your house. It is not necessary for large groups to come through your house, since realtors are equipped to do virtual open houses, showings and remote tours with their clients. I just closed on a house in Prescott and the buyers never saw it in person until two days prior to closing! Technology at its best! There is still plenty of pent up demand from buyers, so if you decide that selling is what you would like to do, it can be done safely. And I am happy to help!
~ Judy
Calendar of Events
Oct 1st Zoo By Moonlight at Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary – 8:00 PM - 9:30 PM — Zoo By Moonlight provides a great opportunity to see the Sanctuary’s nocturnal residents. Enjoy our clouded leopards, wolves, coyotes and much more by the light of the full moon. It’s a howling good time! The zoo by night is a unique experience. Don’t forget to bring your flashlights, your curiosity and enjoy the sights and sounds of the animals. Docents will be available to provide direction and answer questions. For more information: 928-778-4242; https://www.heritageparkzoo.org
3rd
42nd Annual Folk Music
Festival at Sharlot Hall Museum – 10:00 AM4:00 PM — Arizona’s longest-running folk music festival features musicians performing on four stages. Includes educational workshops on musical history, musical styles and iconic musicians. More than 100 performers will be participating in the festival, and there will be plenty of opportunities for visitors to jam on the museum grounds. If you are a musician, be sure to bring your instrument –all levels are welcome. For more information: 928445-3122; https://www.sharlothallmuseum.org
3rd FallFest in the Park Arts & Crafts Show at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza –9:00 AM - 5:00 PM — Browse vendor goods under the shade trees of the Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza. For more information: 928-445-2000; http://prescott.org
3rd Prescott Farmers Market at Yavapai College – 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM — The first hour of the market is reserved for seniors, disabled, and immune-compromised individuals. Please see the market’s website for social distancing and other public health precautions. The market takes place in the parking lot at Yavapai College. For more information: 928-713-1227; https://www. prescottfarmersmarket.org
4th FallFest in the Park Arts & Crafts Show at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza –9:00 AM - 5:00 PM — Browse vendor goods under the shade trees of the Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza. For more information: 928-445-2000; http://prescott.org
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42nd Annual Folk Music
Festival at Sharlot Hall Museum – 10:00 AM4:00 PM — Arizona’s longest-running folk music festival features musicians performing on four stages. Includes educational workshops on musical history, musical styles and iconic musicians. More than 100 performers will be participating in the festival, and there will be plenty of opportunities for visitors to jam on the museum grounds. If you are a musician, be sure to bring your instrument –all levels are welcome. For more information: 928445-3122; https://www.sharlothallmuseum.org
4th Prescott Valley Farmers Market at Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM — The Prescott Valley Farmers Market takes place every Sunday, and is located on the SE corner of Glassford Hill Road and Florentine Road, across from Fry’s. For more information: 928-925-4619; https:// prescottvalleyfarmersmarket.wordpress.com
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Big Sting–It’s a Country Thing Music Festival at Watson Lake - Festival performers for 2020 will include Shenandoah, Restless Heart, Ned Ledoux, Cory Marks, and Roger Clyne & the Peacemakers. General admission tickets with open lawn seating. Camping available. The festival benefits the Shadows Foundation. For more information: 928-235-6599; https://www.thebigsting.com
1Oth Chino Valley Harvest Festival at Yavapai College–Chino Valley – 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM — Fun for the entire family. Come enjoy hay rides, tractor show, pumpkin patch, face painting, corn maze, kid zone area, vendors, Yavapai College demos, crafts and so much more!! For more information: http://www.chinovalley.org
1Oth Discovery Stations at Highlands Center for Natural History – 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM — Discovery Stations are educational carts that provide visitors with a brief look into the rocks, plants, or animals that make the Arizona Highlands so unique! All ages will leave learning something new in these walk-up programs. Each is only five to 10 minutes in length and occur on our patio or in our Discovery Gardens. Come out for a hike, bring the kids out to Forest Play, and learn a little something new this weekend. No registration required. For more information: 928-776-9550; https://highlandscenter.org
1Oth Big Sting–It’s a Country Thing Music Festival at Watson Lake - Festival performers for 2020 will include Shenandoah, Restless Heart, Ned Ledoux, Cory Marks, and Roger Clyne & the Peacemakers. General admission tickets with open lawn seating. Camping available. The festival benefits the Shadows Foundation. For more information: 928-235-6599; https://www.thebigsting.com
1Oth Prescott Farmers Market at Yavapai College – 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM — The first hour of the market is reserved for seniors, disabled, and immune-compromised individuals. Please see the market’s website for social distancing and other public health precautions. The market takes place in the parking lot at Yavapai College. For more information: 928-713-1227; https://www. prescottfarmersmarket.org
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39th Annual Prescott Bluegrass Festival
The Prescott Bluegrass Festival returned for its 39th edition at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza with its familiar format of firstclass fiddlers, guitarists, banjo players, bassists and other musicians playing in a relaxed setting, with many festivalgoers joining in on their own instruments. The Greg Blake Band, Arizona Wildflowers, Sonoran Dogs, Quicksand Soup and the Fossil Creek Ramblers were featured during a two-day extravaganza, filling the heart of downtown with some much-needed music!
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Fun in the Sun!! Annual Pronghorn Golf Classic
Prescott Golf Club - Saturday, August 22
7 a.m. Registration - 8 a.m. Shotgun start
4 person scramble format
$100 per person - $350 per foursome
Includes green and golf fees, cart, BBQ lunch, goody bags, prizes, awards and raffles.
Holes in One sponsored by Pitzer’s One Hour
Heating and AC and Arizona Ranch and Resort Cars.
Register online at pvchamber.org or call Gloria at 928-772-8857
The Prescott Golf Club and the Prescott Valley Chamber will be following health department and Covid-19 safety guidelines.
— OPEN FOR BUSINESS! —
The Covid-19 pandemic continues to pose its challenges for our business community. As they come up with new and innovative ways to do business we are there to support them and let you know that they are “OPEN FOR BUSINESS!”
Classes include: Finance, Human Resources, Customer Service, Communications/Marketing, Networking, Technology/Social Media Classes held at the Prescott Valley Chamber office. Registrations now being takenMembers $35 materials fee, General business community $250 tuition For more information visit pvchamber.org Come
Valley Chamber Business Academy 14
8 week business education course Aug. 26 through Oct. 14 - 5:30 to 8 p.m.
Calendar of Events continued... October
11th Prescott Valley Farmers Market at Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM — The Prescott Valley Farmers Market takes place every Sunday, and is located on the SE corner of Glassford Hill Road and Florentine Road, across from Fry’s. For more information: 928-925-4619; https:// prescottvalleyfarmersmarket.wordpress.com
17th Discovery Stations at Highlands Center for Natural History – 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM — Discovery Stations are educational carts that provide visitors with a brief look into the rocks, plants, or animals that make the Arizona Highlands so unique! All ages will leave learning something new in these short, walk-up programs. Each is only five to 10 minutes in length and occur on our patio or in our Discovery Gardens. Come out for a hike, bring the kids out to Forest Play, and learn a little something new this weekend. No registration required. For more information: 928-776-9550; https://highlandscenter.org
Oct 17th Sharlot’s WineFest at Sharlot Hall Museum – 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM — Eighth annual fundraising event features tastings of premium wines, craft brews, spirits and gourmet hors d’oeuvres at this specialty event on the picturesque museum campus. Prescott’s premiere wine-tasting event. Limited admission event–maximum 350. Tickets are $75. Advance tickets are on sale at the museum or by phone. For more information: 928-445-3122 ; https://www. sharlothallmuseum.org/events/list
17th Prescott Farmers Market at Yavapai College – 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM — The first hour of the market is reserved for seniors, disabled, and immune-compromised individuals. Please see the market’s website for social distancing and other public health precautions. The market takes place in the parking lot at Yavapai College. For more information: 928-713-1227; https://www. prescottfarmersmarket.org
18th Prescott Valley Farmers Market at Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM — The Prescott Valley Farmers Market takes place every Sunday, and is located on the SE corner of Glassford Hill Road and Florentine Road, across from Fry’s. For more information: 928-925-4619; https:// prescottvalleyfarmersmarket.wordpress.com
23rd Prescott’s 4th Friday Art Walk in
Downtown Prescott – 5:00 PM — Beginning at 5 PM on the 4th Friday of every month, the public is invited to visit participating gallery venues. Each month features signature events and exhibits produced by the galleries and the artists are always onsite to meet and greet. For more information: 928-350-2341; https://www.artthe4th.com
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Discovery Stations at Highlands Center for Natural History – 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM — Discovery Stations are educational carts that provide visitors with a brief look into the rocks, plants, or animals that make the Arizona Highlands so unique! All ages will leave learning something new in these walk-up programs. Each is only five to 10 minutes in length and occur on our patio or in our Discovery Gardens. Come out for a hike, bring the kids out to Forest Play, and learn a little something new this weekend. No registration required. For more information: 928-776-9550; https://highlandscenter.org
24th Prescott Farmers Market at Yavapai College – 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM — The first hour of the market is reserved for seniors, disabled, and immune-compromised individuals. Please see the market’s website for social distancing and other public health precautions. The market takes place in the parking lot at Yavapai College. For more information: 928-713-1227; https://www. prescottfarmersmarket.org
25th Halloween Happening at Highlands Center for Natural History – 5:00 PM7:00 PM — Ghouls, ghosts, and… grubs? There is so much more to Halloween than tricks-or-treats! The Highlands Center’s take on this spooky holiday is all about the creepy crawlies that make our hair stand on end. Put on your Halloween costumes for this annual spooky celebration as you dissect owl pellets, learn about spiders, and explore the James Family Discovery Gardens after dark. Other activities: Have your face painted, roast marshmallows by the campfire, listen to stories by candlelight, and meet animals from the Heritage Park Zoo! For more information: 928-776-9550; https://highlandscenter.org
25th Prescott Valley Farmers Market at Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM — The Prescott Valley Farmers Market takes place every Sunday, and is located on the SE corner of Glassford Hill Road and Florentine Road, across from Fry’s. For more information: 928-925-4619; https:// prescottvalleyfarmersmarket.wordpress.com
31st Prescott Farmers Market at Yavapai College – 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM — The first hour of the market is reserved for seniors, disabled, and immune-compromised individuals. Please see the market’s website for social distancing and other public health precautions. The market takes place in the parking lot at Yavapai College. For more information: 928-713-1227; https://www. prescottfarmersmarket.org/
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