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Events checked Wednesday, October 28.
This week in Prescott
All 50 events →7:30 AMPFM Market Food Tour (October 31)Dignity Health, YRMC – Miller Valley Parking Lot, Prescott
Savor a guided tasting at the Prescott Farmers Market that highlights local flavors and the vendors who make this market special. October brings a blend of summer and fall harvests, with watermelons and pumpkins sharing space. This Halloween-themed tour welcomes costumes, and the best one receives a small extra. The experience begins with a short introduction to the market and its organization, then continues with roughly an hour visiting 5 to 6 vendors. Expect ample bites, a sweet finish, and an insulated tote to carry the rest of your market haul. Participation is limited to 12 people. Tickets are $99 and include a $35 donation to PFM.
900 W Iron Springs Rd, Prescott
7:30 AMJan Alfano parkrunJan Alfano Trail, Prescott
This free 5k at the Jan Alfano parkrun welcomes both runners and walkers. Dogs are allowed, limited to one per participant. Registration provides a personal barcode used to record finishing times and track participation.
3179 Willow Creek Rd, Prescott
8 AMTotal 360 Karate classesBoys & Girls Clubs Of Central Arizona, Prescott Valley
Total 360 Karate in Prescott Valley centers its training on the discipline, traditions, and values of Chito Ryu Karate. Led by Sensei Rodgers, with Sensei Whiting as lead instructor, the program offers intermediate classes at the Prescott Valley Boys and Girls Club, a dedicated Saturday session for black belts that is free to black belt holders, and a Saturday class that welcomes both beginners and advanced students at the Civic Center Field in Prescott Valley. Instruction follows a structured, tradition focused approach that serves beginners, advanced students, and black belts.
8201 E Loos Dr, Prescott Valley
9:30 AMFree Garden Class: Brown Thumb BootcampWatters Garden Center, Prescott
If your plants always seem to end up as compost, take heart. Brown Thumb Bootcamp is a friendly, straightforward guide meant to help turn past mishaps into real success in Prescott gardens. It speaks to anyone who has struggled to keep plants alive and provides clear direction so you can finally feel confident in the garden.
1815 Iron Springs Rd, Prescott
10 AMFrontier Dog & Co’s Howl-O-Ween HoedownFrontier Dog and Co, Prescott
Get into the spooky spirit at the Howl-O-Ween Hoedown, a dog-friendly celebration featuring festive activities, a pup costume contest, and pet adoptions. Whether a costume is cute, creepy, or silly, four-legged friends can show off their style. The day also invites the community to support Yavapai Humane Trappers.
1515 West Gurley Street #500, Prescott
4 PMSafe Trick or Treat 2026Findlay Toyota Center, Prescott Valley
A safe Halloween trick or treating experience takes place at Findlay Toyota Center with the Prescott Valley Early Bird Lions Club. Attendees wear costumes, collect candy, and enjoy a spooky evening with the community. Admission is free, with a focus on safety and fun for families. Vendor participation is available for local businesses and organizations.
3201 N Main St, Prescott Valley
6 PMCrawl-O-Ween 2026Summit 4X4 Company, Prescott
The debut of this Halloween celebration brings families together at the HQ shop in Prescott for spooky activities and a friendly community atmosphere. Costumes are encouraged, and trick or treating is part of the plan. It welcomes the whole crew, kids included.
420 Miller Valley Rd, Prescott
6 PMOn The Chopping BlockElks Performing Arts Center - Crystal Hall, Prescott
The Preskitt Mystery Company returns to the Elks Performing Arts Center with a murder mystery dinner set during the semi-finals of the reality cooking competition On The Chopping Block. The final six chefs face the judges while a hidden crime adds suspense, and audience participation helps determine who advances to the finals in Los Angeles. This is an immersive, interactive experience rather than a traditional stage show. Expect close-up character encounters, chances to gather clues, and the opportunity to piece together the whodunit as part of a special celebration.
117 E Gurley St, Prescott