Jesse Bertel is a videographer and reporter for The Daily Courier, Prescott Valley Tribune and Chino Valley Review, part of the Prescott News Network.
Prescott Empty Bowls has supported local food banks with a grassroots movement of artists who create handcrafted bowls for people to fill with soups from local restaurants — for 26 years. Empty Bowls returns to the courthouse plaza, 120 S. Cortez St., Prescott, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 17.
Internationally acclaimed 2022 Cliburn piano competition finalist, Clayton Stephenson brings his love for music and expressive onstage ease to Prescott. Stephenson is holding a piano recital with a playful mix of classical and jazz at 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 3, at the Jim & Linda Lee Performing Arts Center, located on the Yavapai College Campus, 1100 E. Sheldon St.
Sonic Expressions: Art + Music runs from Sept. 1 through 30, at the Yavapai College Prescott Art Gallery, 1100 E. Sheldon St., with a Public Reception from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 22, featuring a cash bar and free snacks.
Library patrons were treated to a discussion about the Little House Lady, Laura Ingalls Wilder, on Friday, Aug. 25, by presenter Natalie Stewart-Smith, a native of Malone, New York, the town mentioned in “Farmer Boy.”
Dancing for the Stars, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Arizona’s (BGCCAZ) major fundraiser of the year, raised a total of $466,000, topping last year’s record amount of $463,000.
Rachael Beck, aka Rachael Plays Guitar, does more than just play guitar. She also sings, writes songs, co-directs her own music videos and has produced her new album, “Bitter Songs That Sound Sweet.”
The Phippen Museum will offer free admission all day long for Writers of the Purple Sage, a presentation by historian and writer Jim Turner. Offered in cooperation with Arizona Humanities’ Speakers Bureau, AZ Speaks, Turner will discuss stories from Arizona novelists at 1 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 26, at the Phippen Museum, 4701 N. Highway 89, Prescott.
Do you enjoy playing with Legos? Build something fun after school at the library’s new Lego Club, geared toward children ages 6 through 12.
Hundreds of people attended the 11th annual Hope Fest, a faith-based event designed to serve veterans, active military, first responders, their families and those who are vulnerable in Yavapai County, on Saturday, Aug. 19.
Dancing for the Stars — the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Arizona’s major fundraiser of the year — features two nights of dancing, with a Premier Night and Main Event/VIP Reception on the following day.
