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MAY

1st

Prescott Farmers Market at Yavapai Regional Medical Center Miller Valley Lot – 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM – First Summer Market - note the new hours. See your neighbors. Meet your farmers. Know your food! Every Saturday you can find fresh specialty produce, meat, eggs, bread, baked goods, delicious ready-to-eat foods and more. We accept cash, credit, debit and double EBT/SNAP benefits! Located at the YRMC Miller Valley Lot. For more information: 928-713-1227 | www.prescottfarmersmarket.org

1st

Team Up to Clean Up 2021Prescott Valley at Town of Prescott Valley – 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM – The Prescott Valley Public Works Department is organizing the popular Spring Clean-Up Day Event. This event falls on the 1st Saturday in May. All residents of the Town of Prescott Valley, Castle Canyon Mesa, the Prescott Country Club and Dewey-Humboldt are invited to participate in this cleanup event. See website for details. For more information: 928-759-3000 | www.pvaz.net/174/Clean-up-Day-Event

1st Community Appreciation Day

2021 at Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary – 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM – Free general admission all day on Saturday, May 1. New zoo hours begin today: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Community Appreciation Day is held every spring as a way of thanking the community for its support. For more information: 928-778-4242 | www. heritageparkzoo.org

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MAY 1st

Celebration of Life Memorial Ride Honoring Frank Shankwitz at Prescott Rodeo Grounds – 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM – Come join us for the celebration of Frank’s (founder of Make-A-Wish) life. Riders will be meeting up in New River at The Roadrunner Restaurant and Saloon, which is located at 47801 N Black Canyon Hwy. Please be there by 10:00 AM with “kickstands up” to Prescott at 11:00 AM. Following the ride there will be a celebration at the Prescott Rodeo Grounds at 1:00 PM. We’ll all meet in Prescott for food, fun and entertainment. The four benefiting charities are: US Vets, Wounded Blue, Western Heritage Center and United Animal Friends, Prescott Chapter. See website for tickets for the Memorial Ride or Celebration of Life event. For more information: | www.wishriders.org

1st

Museum of Indigenous People

- Guest Artist Series at Museum of Indigenous People – 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM – May 1 & 2: Buddy Tubinaghtewa (Hopi) - multimedium arts: Every weekend from March 5 through June 27, the museum will feature an amazing Native artist who will demonstrate their art and have it available for sale in the museum. Saturday 10:00 AM-4:00 PM and Sunday 1:00 PM-4:00 PM For more information: 928-445-1230 | www. museumofindigenouspeople.org/guest-artists-series

1st

Continuing Art Gallery Exhibits at ‘Tis Art Center and Gallery – 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM – Continuing Exhibits — The Spirit Hunter exhibit by Barbara Hudin continues until May 14 and Objects Found 2021 will be on display until May 19. The ‘Tis Gallery is open on Sunday from 12:00 AM-5:00 PM, and Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday from 10:00 AM-5:00 PM. Closed Wednesday. For more information: 928-775-0223 | www.tisartgallery.com

1st

Yavapai County Fallen Officers Memorial Unveiling at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza – 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM – The Fallen Officer Memorial will be unveiled and dedicated. Speakers will include retired Sheriff Mascher, Gov. Ducey, Sheriff David Rhodes, retired County Supervisor Rowle Simmons and artist Bill Nebeker. Location is the north side of the courthouse plaza. For more information: 928-4435220 | www.prescottdowntown.com

1st

Prescott Valley Library Events for May at Prescott Valley Public Library – The Prescott Valley Public Library is offering a variety of online classes and programs. Visit the library website to see what’s happening this month. For more information: 928-759-3040 | www.pvlib.net

1st Phippen Museum - New Exhibits at Phippen Museum – 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM – The 5th Annual Phippen Award Winners (PAWs) exhibit opens today and continues through June 6. The exhibit features the remarkable art of over 30 Western artists who were award winners at previous Phippen Western Art Shows. Also opening today is the 18th Annual Miniature Masterpiece show and sale. See website for details. The Phippen Museum is open 10:00 AM-4:00 PM Tuesday through Saturday and 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM on Sunday. For more information: 928-778-1385 | www.phippenartmuseum.org Continued on 22...

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Prescott Valley Farmers & Artisan Market at Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM – Summer Market hours are now in effect! The Prescott Valley Farmers & Artisan Market features vendors with food and non-food items such as local meats, fresh eggs and vegetables, baked goods, body care products, hand-crafted jewelry, art and much more. The market takes place every Sunday and is located on the SE corner of Glassford Hill and Florentine roads, across from Fry’s. For more information: 928-925-4619 | www. prescottvalleyfarmersmarket.wordpress.com

2nd

AZ Philharmonic Concert at Yavapai College Performing Arts Center – 3:00 PM – Performance will be at the Yavapai College Performing Arts Center, with limited seating due to social distancing requirements. Appropriate face coverings are required. Tickets are $45 and available on the YCPAC website. This concert will feature works by Bach, Vivaldi, and Vaughan Williams, and will include musicians from the AZ Philharmonic, a 12-voice professional choir, and baritone soloist Steven Berlanga. For more information: 928776-2000 | www.ycpac.com

2nd

Classes at the Elks at The Elks Performing Arts Center – Dance, music, tai chi and fitness classes are offered at The Elks Performing Arts Center. Please visit the Elks website for the current schedule. For more information: 928-7562844 | www.prescottelkstheatre.org

MAY 6th

Prescott Valley Days Carnival at Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM – The Prescott Valley Days carnival is located at 3001 N Main Street in the Entertainment District. Continues through Sunday, May 9. See PV Chamber website for carnival hours. For more information: 928-772-8857 | www. pvchamber.org

4th

Teen Books and Bites Book

Club at Prescott Public Library – 4:00 PM – This month’s book is Grenade by Alan Gratz. Due to COVID-19 concerns, the Teen Books and Bites Book Club will meet virtually using Zoom. All registered teens will receive a personal copy of each month’s book. For teens in grades 7-12. Register online or call the library. For more information: 928-777-1537 | www.prescottlibrary. info

5th Chino Valley Chamber of Commerce - Business & Networking Luncheon at Grace Church – 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM – Grow Your Business with Social Media: Take your business to the next level, turn your social media followers into regular customers, learn what photos are best and which apps are best for editing. MSP Photography will present on these topics and more! Come network and sharpen your skills. Members $16, non-members $19. Registration required. See the Chamber website for more upcoming events. For more information: 928-636-2493 | www.chinovalley.org

5th Midweek Market - Downtown Prescott at Tour Prescott Lot – 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM – The Downtown Midweek Prescott Farmers Market takes place in the Tour Prescott Lot, located at 119 W. Goodwin. For more information: 928-713-1227 | www.prescottfarmersmarket.org

5th Art Classes For Adults at ‘Tis Art Center and Gallery – Art classes for adults are held in the ‘Tis Annex Art Education Building. You will love the great lights, high ceilings and studio easels. Students only need to bring their art supplies. The ongoing weekly classes include Oil & Acrylic Painting, Life Drawing & Painting, and Acrylic Painting. Details are available on the ‘Tis website. For more information: 928-775-0223 | www.tisartgallery.com

6th Bronzesmith Foundry Tour at Bronzesmith Fine Art Foundry & Gallery – 11:00 AM – Bronzesmith in Prescott Valley offers foundry tours every Thursday at 11:00 AM. Learn about the lost wax process of bronze casting. Fun and informative! The cost is $10 per person and advance reservations are required. Individuals and small groups are welcome. For more information: 928-772-2378 | www.bronzesmith.com

6th Popcorn and Pages Book Club (Online Event) at Prescott Public Library –4:00 PM – This month’s selection is The Friendship Code, by Stacia Deutsch. Due to COVID-19 concerns, the Popcorn and Pages Book Club will meet virtually using Zoom. All registered children will receive a personal copy of each month’s book. For children in grades 3-4. To learn more about the library’s book clubs for youth or virtual meetings using Zoom, check out the Book Clubs for Kids & Teens webpage. For more information: 928-7771537 | www.prescottlibrary.info

6th

4th Annual Ranch to Table Dinner at The Event Spot – 6:00 PM – 4th Annual Ranch to Table Dinner, with beef provided by Fain Land and Cattle Co. Dinner prepared by Chef Jim Cabral. Tickets are $80 and available from the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce. Includes a gourmet steak dinner and two cocktails of your choice. For more information: 928-7728857 | www.pvchamber.org

6th

PCA Cabaret: Songs I’ve Always Loved at Prescott Center for the Arts – 7:30 PM – Created by Sandy Vernon. Enjoy an hour of beloved songs by Cole Porter, Rodgers and Hart, Stephen Sondheim and other great songwriters, performed by Sandy Vernon and her trio. Special guests will enliven separate nights with songs and comedy. For more information: 928-445-3286 | www.pca-az.net

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7th

Highlands Center - Book Club

Meeting at Highlands Center for Natural History – 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM – The book for spring is Atlas of a Lost World: Travels in Ice Age America by Craig Childs. Peregrine Book Company, is offering this book for purchase with a 10% discount for Highlands Center Book Club participants. The book club meetings will be held outside in the Highlands Center Discovery Gardens. Pre-registration is required and can be found on the Highlands Center Website. For more information: 928-776-5550 | www. highlandscenter.org

7th

Prescott Valley Days Carnival at Prescott Valley Entertainment District –5:00 PM - 11:00 PM – Prescott Valley Days carnival is located at 3001 N Main Street in the Entertainment District. For more information: 928772-8857 | www.pvchamber.org

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PCA Cabaret: Songs I’ve Always Loved at Prescott Center for the Arts – 7:30 PM – Created by Sandy Vernon. Enjoy an hour of beloved songs by Cole Porter, Rodgers and Hart, Stephen Sondheim, and other great songwriters, performed by Sandy Vernon and her trio. Special guests will enliven separate nights with songs and comedy. For more information: 928-445-3286 | www.pca-az.net

8th

Prescott Farmers

Yavapai College YC Radio

Players: Alice in Covidland (Online Event) at Yavapai College Performing Arts Center (Online Event) – 5:30 PM – Check the YCPAC website for the Vimeo link and the debut and encore stream times and dates. The YC Radio Players present powerful tales of adventure, suspense, and fantasty in their radio drama audio series! Free and accessible online. For more information: 928-776-2000 | www.ycpac.com

7th Barn Dance & Dinner at Mortimer Farms – 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM –Barn Dances take place every Friday night, May through October. All ages are welcome. Enjoy a live band, dancing, campfires, lawn games, cash bar, and a farm to table dinner. Tickets are available in advance or at the gate. For more information: 928-830-1116 | www.mortimerfarmsaz.com

Market at Yavapai Regional Medical Center Miller Valley Lot – 7:30 AM12:00 PM – See your neighbors. Meet your farmers. Know your food! Every Saturday you can find fresh specialty produce, meat, eggs, bread, baked goods, delicious ready-to-eat foods and more. We accept cash, credit, debit and double EBT/SNAP benefits! Located at the YRMC Miller Valley Lot. For more information: 928-713-1227 | www. prescottfarmersmarket.org

8th

Breakfast with the Eagles at Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary – 9:00 AM10:30 AM – Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary hosts breakfasts each year with the sanctuary’s most iconic animals. Includes a continental breakfast in front of the eagles, 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! After breakfast, you’re welcome to roam the park at your leisure. Reservations for all breakfasts are required. For more information: 928-778-4242 | www.heritageparkzoo.org

8th

Prescott Valley Days Parade at Findlay Toyota Center – 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM – The Prescott Valley Early Bird Lions Parade will take place from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM. The parade route starts at Yavapai and Florentine roads and continues to Findlay Toyota Center. This year’s parade theme is Festival of Fantasy. For information on parade entries and sponsorship opportunities, please visit the Prescott Valley Lions website. For more information: | www. prescottvalleylions.org/lions-parade

8th

Museum of Indigenous People

- Guest Artist Series at Museum of Indigenous People – 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM – May 8 & 9: Matagi Sorensen (Yavapai, Apache) - jewelry. Every weekend from March 5 through June 27, the museum will feature an amazing Native artist who will demonstrate their art and have it available for sale in the museum. Saturday 10:00 AM-4:00 PM and Sunday 1:00 PM-4:00 PM For more information: 928-445-1230 | www.museumofindigenouspeople. org/guest-artists-series

Mother’s Day Fine Art & Chocolate Festival at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza – 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM – Presented by the Prescott Mountain Artist’s Guild, the Annual Mother’s Day Fine Art & Chocolate Festival is an art & chocolate lover’s dream! Featuring more than 125 accomplished artists, fine craftsmen, chocolatiers, food concessions, and music! For more information: 928-776-4009 | www. mountainartistsguild. org/festivals

8th

AAUW Presents: Climate Change: What’s Gender Got to Do With It? How Women Will Lead Us to a More Sustainable Future Online Event – 10:00 AM11:00 AM – Dr. Frances Julia Riemer, NAU Professor of Education Foundations and Associate Faculty of Educational Leadership, will discuss the role of women in addressing climate change. The topic is: Climate Change: What’s Gender Got to Do With It? How Women Will Lead Us to a More Sustainable Future. If you are not a member and are interested in attending, please contact membership@ aauwprescott.net. For more information: 701-7308185 | www.aauwprescott.net

8th

Arizona History Adventure: Spring Tea at Sharlot Hall Museum – 10:00 AM - 3:30 PM – An expanded living history and educational event with the theme: “Spring Tea.” Focus is on Victorian etiquette and features a traditional Victorian tea. Free with museum admission. For more information: 928-445-3122 | www.sharlothallmuseum.org

8th

Original Farm-to-Table: Chino Valley’s Fred Harvey Farm at Sharlot Hall Museum – 2:00 PM – This lecture series presentation by Kay Lauster details the challenges Fred Harvey experienced supplying his Harvey House restaurants and the Santa Fe Railroad dining cars with adequate fresh produce, meat and eggs during the heydays of railroad travel. Fred W. Veil Education Center auditorium. Free lecture with museum admission. For more information: 928-445-3122 | www.sharlothallmuseum.org

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Prescott Valley Days Carnival at

Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 5:00 PM - 11:00 PM – The Prescott Valley Days carnival is located at 3001 N Main Street in the Entertainment District. For more information: 928772-8857 | www.pvchamber.org

8th

PCA Cabaret: Songs I’ve Always

Loved at Prescott Center for the Arts – 7:30 PM – Created by Sandy Vernon. Enjoy an hour of beloved songs by Cole Porter, Rodgers and Hart, Stephen Sondheim and other great songwriters performed by Sandy Vernon and her trio. Special guests will enliven separate nights with songs and comedy. For more information: 928-445-3286 | www.pca-az.net

9th

Prescott Valley Farmers & Artisan Market at Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM –The Prescott Valley Farmers & Artisan Market features vendors with food and non-food items such as local meats, fresh eggs and vegetables, baked goods, body care products, hand-crafted jewelry, art and much more. The market takes place every Sunday and is located on the SE corner of Glassford Hill and Florentine roads, across from Fry’s. For more information: 928-925-4619 | www. prescottvalleyfarmersmarket.wordpress.com

9th

Mother’s Day Fine Art & Chocolate Festival at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza – 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM –Presented by the Prescott Mountain Artist’s Guild, the Annual Mother’s Day Fine Art & Chocolate Festival is an art & chocolate lover’s dream! Featuring more than 125 accomplished artists, fine craftsmen, chocolatiers, food concessions, and music! For more information: 928-776-4009 | www.mountainartistsguild.org/festivals

9th

Prescott Valley Days Carnival at Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM – The Prescott Valley Days Carnival is located at 3001 N Main Street in the Entertainment District. For more information: 928772-8857 | www.pvchamber.org

9th

PCA Cabaret: Songs I’ve Always

Loved at Prescott Center for the Arts – 2:00 PM – Created by Sandy Vernon. Enjoy an hour of beloved songs by Cole Porter, Rodgers and Hart, Stephen Sondheim and other great songwriters, performed by Sandy Vernon and her trio. Special guests will enliven separate nights with songs and comedy. For more information: 928-445-3286 | www.pca-az.net

11th

The Six Five Book Club (Online Event) at Prescott Public Library – 4:00 PM –Meets virtually using Zoom. This month’s book is The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise by Dan Gemeinhart. All registered members will receive a personal copy of each month’s book. For youth in grades 5-6. Register online, at the Youth Desk, or call the library. To learn more about the library’s book clubs for youth or virtual meetings using Zoom, check out the Book Clubs for Kids & Teens webpage. For more information: 928-777-1537 | www.prescottlibrary.info

12th

Thank the Blue 2021Prescott Valley at Prescott Valley Civic Center – 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM – The 2nd Annual “Thank the Blue” event will take place at the Theater on the Green at the Civic Center, and will start with a drive-by Salute. The program will include the Police & Fire Honor Guard and the CAFMA Pipes & Drums. The foundation is asking local citizens to write and send letters of appreciation to Prescott Valley police officers. See website for details. For more information: 928-759-3000 | www.pvaz.net/ calendar

13th

Bronzesmith Foundry Tour at Bronzesmith Fine Art Foundry & Gallery – 11:00 AM – Bronzesmith in Prescott Valley offers foundry tours every Thursday at 11:00 AM. Learn about the lost wax process of bronze casting. Fun and informative! The cost is $10 per person and advance reservations are required. Individuals and small groups are welcome. For more information: 928-772-2378 | www.bronzesmith.com

13th

18th Anniversary Concert

- The Folk Sessions at Highlands Center Amphitheater – 3:00 PM – The Folk Sessions will celebrate 18 years on Prescott Public Radio with two concerts on Thursday, May 13. Shows will be at 3:00 PM and 7;00 PM and tickets are $22. These are the first shows in their annual Summer Series at the Highlands Center in Prescott. For more information: | www.folksessions.com

14th

Barn Dance & Dinner at Mortimer Farms – 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM – Barn Dances take place every Friday night, May through October. All ages are welcome. Enjoy a live band, dancing, campfires, lawn games, cash bar, and a farm to table dinner. Tickets are available in advance or at the gate. For more information: 928830-1116 | www.mortimerfarmsaz.com

15th

Prescott Farmers Market at Yavapai Regional Medical Center Miller Valley Lot – 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM – See your neighbors. Meet your farmers. Know your food! Every Saturday you can find fresh specialty produce, meat, eggs, bread, baked goods, delicious ready-to-eat foods and more. We accept cash, credit, debit and double EBT/SNAP benefits! Located at the YRMC Miller Valley Lot. For more information: 928-713-1227 | www.prescottfarmersmarket.org

15th

Museum of Indigenous People - Guest Artist Series at Museum of Indigenous People – 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM – May 15 & 16: Steve Wikviya LaRance (Hopi) - jewelry. Every weekend until June 27, the museum will feature an amazing Native artist who will demonstrate their art and have it available for sale in the museum. Saturday 10:00 AM-4:00 PM and Sunday 1:00 PM-4:00 PM. For more information: 928-445-1230 | www.museumofindigenouspeople. org/guest-artists-series

15th

New Exhibit at the ‘Tis — Soul of the Stone at ‘Tis Art Center and Gallery – 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM – New exhibit begins today: Soul of the Stone - Carved stone creations by Arliss Newcomb. Will continue until June 14. See website for details. The ‘Tis Gallery is open on Sunday from 12:00 PM-5:00 PM, and Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday from 10:00 AM-5:00 PM. Closed Wednesday. For more information: 928-775-0223 | www. tisartgallery.com

Judy Bluhm

ASK JUDY YOUR REAL ESTATE QUESTIONS

Dear Judy:

My husband and I have had marital problems in the past, but have worked things out and are making a “fresh start” in a new town. Now we are moving to Prescott and buying a home together, but he wants the title in his name only. He claims the reason is because I have some lingering student loan debt and his credit score is higher, so he can get a better interest rate. I objected, but he said how we take title doesn’t really matter, since Arizona is a community property state and “people do this all the time.” I am a nervous wreck and not sure what to think. We only have joint banking accounts, and most of our money is combined. Your thoughts?

~ Suspicious Wife

Dear Suspicious:

I hear your frustration and feel that the best people to answer your question is not a realtor, but an attorney, mortgage broker and title officer. Yes, Arizona is one of nine community property states, which means that assets purchased and owned with marital monies is owned 50:50 by both spouses. If a purchase is made by one spouse with inherited money, or funds made prior to the marriage, then this could be an exception to that rule. Yet, some lenders will want to factor in both spouses credit scores, a lawyer would offer you a better opinion on how taking title impacts future planning and a title officer can provide details on the various ways to take title in Arizona. Researching the best way to hold title and future implications is important and hopefully, can offer you a sense of security in you and your husband’s decision making. Welcome to Prescott and let me know if I can help further.

Judy Bluhm

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Celebrating Prescott Valley...A Weekend you Don’t Want to Miss!

43rd annual Prescott Valley Days“A Festival of Fantasy”

May 6 through 9, 2021 PV Entertainment District. 3001 N. Main St., Prescott Valley Prescott Valley Entertainment District Carnival, Ranch to Table Dinner, Fiesta del Pueblo, Comedy Night, Live Music with Mudbone, Parade, Bear Dash 5k Run, Youth and Community Entertainment, Wild Wing Eating Contest, Cosplay Costume Contest, Vendors, Beer Garden and Prescott Valley Farmers and Artisans Market.

For more information visit pvchamber.org. Applications for the parade and vendors are also available on the website.

GREATER PRESCOTT VALLEY BLUES FESTIVAL

Saturday, May 22 - 1 to 9 p.m. Prescott Valley Civic Center Theater on the Green Featuring two 2021 Blues Music award nominees, Kat Rigging and Jimmy Carpenter. Also included in the lineup some of Northern Arizona’s finest local Blues acts. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased at https://nazba.com/ greater-prescott-valley-bluesfestival

Enjoy a beautiful afternoon in Prescott Valley listening to the finest is Blues Music.

WELCOME TO OUR NEWEST CHAMBER MEMBERS

We are happy to have you join us!

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Delivering Kindness on Wheels

By Diane Meehl, Public Relations Program Manager, Desert Financial Credit Union

“I just wanted to help.”

That’s what motivated Daniel Swartz, an American Sign Language professor at Yavapai College, to get on his bike every day for the last year, weathering the elements and an encounter with a mountain lion once.

But he’s a man on a mission to help students impacted financially by the pandemic. During his daily journey, dubbed Daniel’s Ride, he pedals his way through an 8-mile stretch until he reaches his goal of 365 consecutive days on the road. Then, an unexpected random act of kindness found its way to his cause. He was all smiles underneath his mask on March 24. On that day he had been invited to stop at the Yavapai College (YC) Foundation when another set of wheels pulled up.

It was the Desert Financial Fiesta Bowl Kindness Arizona Caravan, and the group presented a check

for $5,000 to benefit his cause to raise money for the YC Foundation.

In five days, the bus made 25 stops across the state.

Rolling through Metro Phoenix, Flagstaff, Prescott, Tucson and Phoenix again, the bus full of kindness ambassadors delivered support for education, youth and front-line workers — just some of those most impacted in the wake of the pandemic.

The tour was filled with emotional moments, hard work, laughter and goodwill. While the annual Desert Financial Fiesta Bowl Parade was canceled in 2020, the bus instead drove the spirit of community connection across the entire state.

While visiting Prescott, stops also included St. Vincent de Paul’s to gift hygiene kits and a donation to help the unsheltered; Raven Café for another random act of kindness

with generous cash gifts for servers and kitchen staff; and then an afternoon with stops to Prescott High School to drop off a trickedout massage chair and Taylor Hicks Elementary School to unveil another dazzling teacher’s lounge.

During the ribbon-cutting, Kelsey Secor, principal at Taylor Hicks, reflected on the moment and offered gratitude.

“It’s been such a challenging year with COVID, and it’s so nice to be able to spoil our teachers with such a special place where they can take a moment to relax and recharge before going back to the students. We appreciate being recognized and acknowledged,” she said.

PRESENTS

Local Business Spotlight: Beauty

The salon and spa industry is as personal as it gets.

You’re turning your hopes and dreams for your appearance over to someone else, often somebody you’ve gotten to know and trust over the course of several sessions. That person is a professional who brings their training, experience and inventiveness to the chair to create the look you’re seeking to help you feel good about yourself.

A locally owned business is where you get the most individualized attention from staff and where you know the owners are invested in you and your community, supporting other local businesses, schools, public services and nonprofit agencies.

Read on to learn about some of our favorite locally owned spas and salons in Greater Prescott!

Strada Salon

Strada Salon & Bridal Suite is Arizona’s premiere onsite hair and makeup service. With a strong passion for the beauty industry and over 30 years of experience, they accommodate you in-salon or on-location.

With personalized, one-on-one hair & makeup services, they offer you the full experience, to make you look and feel your absolute best.

Their team of experienced professionals are hand-picked to guarantee consistent, high quality results in a positive stylist/artist experience with every appointment. Strada Salon & Bridal Suite is perfect for weddings, photoshoots and special events.

Contact Information: 931 12th Place Prescott, AZ 86305

928-778-2028

www.stradasalonaz.com

Wilson Aesthetics

The team at Wilson Aesthetics believes in treating the skin and person as a whole. It isn’t about simply looking youthful or feeling great, it’s about transforming your lifestyle from the inside-out period.

Whether coming for botox, lashes, laser, radio frequency or one of their many other services, they aim to make their patients feel like family by providing exceptional care. Safety and trust are their priorities. Their free consultations allow them to customize a treatment plan just for you and you can develop a lasting relationship with them.

Through continued education, the amazing team at Wilson Aesthetics is always thinking ahead to bring you the latest non-invasive cosmetic procedures available.

Contact Information: 8196 E. Florentine Rd Prescott Valley, AZ 86314

928-350-5484

www.wilsonaestheticsaz.com

Rogers Academy of Beauty Prescott Medical Aesthetics

Rogers Academy of Beauty is Prescott’s leading aesthetics and cosmetology school. Its professional learning environment, with a low teacher/student ratio, provides students with more personalized attention. Instructors maintain current knowledge and training in the cosmetology and aesthetics fields in order to provide solid education to their students. Their ultimate commitment is to prepare students for licensure and give them the needed skills for the workplace.

Rogers is also home to Prescott’s only student salon, which gives students vital hands-on training and local residents access to affordable hair and skin care from some of the most talented people coming into the beauty industry. They are supervised by licensed instructors who care about students and clients. From traditional hair and skin treatments to cutting-edge styles and techniques, their team will help you with the cut, color, and look you want.

Contact Information:

2375 E. State Route 69 Prescott, AZ 86301

Enrollment: 928-910-3031

Salon: 928-848-9929 www.rogersbeautyschool.com

Many of us feel frustrated and embarrassed about our fine lines and wrinkles, decreased facial volume, acne scars, sagging skin and other facial impurities. Although many over-the-counter products have promised to address those concerns, not all of those deliver the right results.

Prescott Medical Aesthetics in Prescott understands people’s desire to look and feel good about themselves. They have natural remedies to treat skin concerns, insecurities, and signs of aging.

As licensed aestheticians accredited by the Arizona State Board of Cosmetology, going above and beyond for their patients is their top priority. They listen to patients’ concerns and create a personalized treatment plan for their aesthetic needs.

Contact Information:

172 E. Merritt St., Suite E Prescott, AZ 86301 928-277-7414 www.prescottbotox.com

Nyla D’ Salon

Nyla D’ Salon & Boutique is located at 144 N. Montezuma St. in beautiful, historic downtown Prescott. Providing services for over 10 years, Nyla D’ Salon is dedicated to providing the most cutting-edge and superior service in the industry. With over 40 years of combined experience and continued education, Nyla D’ Salon will exceed all expectations and is only a call away! Contact them today to have your transformation scheduled!

They are a full-service boutique salon that offers a wide range of services. All prices listed on their website are ranges and estimates, please come in or call for consultation on what service levels would be best for you.

Contact information: 144 N. Montezuma St. Prescott, AZ 86301

928-445-8430 www.nyladsalon.com

John Hancock Barbershop

Founded in November 2014, John Hancock Barbershop is the brainchild of Prescott’s own Grant Quezada. Grant has been cutting hair for over 14 years. He started off as a hairdresser in a top salon in Springfield, Missouri. Three years later he found himself looking for some more excitement.

Grant decided to enlist in the Army and spent eight years serving his country. After getting out summer of 2014, he completed extended male barbering training and obtained his barber license. Grant, his wife and two sons and one daughter moved back to their hometown of Prescott in the fall of 2014 with the vision of opening the best barbershop in town.

Contact information: 218 N. Granite St. Prescott, AZ 86301 928-582-9139 www.hancockbarbershop.com

Era Salon & Spa

Since 2012 Era Salon has been providing hair and beauty services for the whole family. Operating out of a historic Victorian house in the heart of Prescott, the salon specializes in new color trends, traditional color applications, perms, smoothing treatments, root touch-ups and more.

Era Salon strives to be an “all-in-one” stop for your beauty needs, providing a variety of amenities such as gel nails, manicures, pedicures, eyelash extensions, facials, and peels. Their qualified staff of professionals has 100+ years of combined experience.

In addition, Michael Howell (RN BSN/surgical nurse at

Hair by Joey

Hair By Joey began in Seattle in 2000 when its visionary owner/stylist Joey Furlan founded one of Seattle’s top boutique hair salons. He and his wife Jessica relocated to Prescott in 2016, where he joined John Hancock Barbershop for a season so he could focus on men’s grooming. In 2019, he shut down his Seattle salon and opened Hair By Joey Prescott. Joey and his growing team deliver detailed classic and contemporary hair design with a special focus on complex color design (balayage and ombre), as well as sophisticated grey blending techniques.

While HBJ’s zen-like, upscale feel has appealed to a diverse crowd of new arrivals from Phoenix to California it’s their down-to-earth approach, love for their craft and care for their clients that has made them a top pick for locals, garnering hundreds of 5-star reviews across social media. Their catchphrase “California Hair For Prescott People” says it all!

Contact information: 1569 W. Gurley Street Prescott AZ, 86305 206-228-JOEY (5639) www.hairbyjoey.com

YRMC), the salon’s certified botox and dermal filler specialist, together with a qualified medical aesthetician, provide a personalized approach to age management.

Born and raised in Prescott, owner Laura Weedon-Howell has been in the beauty industry for 19+ years. She and Michael have four wonderful children.

Stop by Era Salon for a welcoming, relaxing, and professional experience!

Contact Information: 515 E Sheldon St. Prescott, AZ, 86301 928-778-0860

www.erasalonandspa.com

La La’s Styling Studio

“Our mission at Aveda is to care for the world we live in, from the products we make to the ways in which we give back to society. At Aveda, we strive to set an example for environmental leadership and responsibility, not just in the world of beauty, but around the world.”

-Horst M. Rechelbacher, Founder, Aveda

La La’s Styling Studio offers a variety of services, including:

• Haircuts

• Hair coloring

• Waxing services

• Makeup services Contact

The Cut Above

Salon & Spa

The Cut Above is a salon and spa located in Prescott Valley, a wellness-centered establishment focusing on the wholeness of the person. They offer much more than simple haircuts. The Cut Above promotes beauty through the realization of health, ensuring that both your body and hair see a glow-up that is bound to wow your friends. Be the talk of the town, be the cut above!

They’re not all talk -- they were awarded the 2020 Best Day Spa in Prescott Valley, as well as Local Business Best of 2020 in Prescott Valley.

Contact Information: 8600 E. Valley Rd. Suite D Prescott Valley, AZ 86314 928-772-8728

thecutabovesalonandspa.com

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928-777-9882 www.lalasstylingstudio.com

Skin+ MedSpa

The licensed estheticians at Skin+ MedSpa will provide your skin with personalized care while using state-of-the-art tools and top-of-the-line topical products to help you maintain a healthy and youthful look to your skin. Each offers years of clinical knowledge and client expertise so you can be confident your appearance is in good hands.

Their services include:

• Botox

• Laser services

• Fillers

• Hair restoration

• Plasma concepts

• PRP treatments

• Much more!

Contact Information: 231 N. Cortez St., Ste 1 Prescott, AZ 86301

928-582-0716 www.skinplusmedspa.com

Salon Tru Blu & Day Spa

As long as Hanna Donahue can remember, she has had an affinity for all things hair. She took her passion and ran straight into the world of beauty.

Working in the hair industry for nearly 23 years, Hanna has become one of the most sought-after stylists in the state for her custom colors and her open mind which guides her to explore every style, from classic to editorial. She has trained under Johnny Ramirez and 901 Academy and is a Master Stylist through John Paul Mitchell Systems.

Hanna is continuously educating herself to better her techniques to keep your hair looking and feeling healthy and amazing.

In 2012 Hanna opened Salon Tru Blu, located in the downtown historic district on Gurley Street. Salon Tru Blu is a Paul Mitchell-focused salon, carrying only the best colors and products. At Salon Tru-Blu, expect an atmosphere of laughter, joy, and relaxation.

Contact Information: 1436 W. Gurley St. Prescott, AZ 86305 928-445-4126 www.salontrublu.com

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• Use for Lengthening or Increasing Retirement Cash Flow

• Opportunities that Need Cash NOW*

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WHAT A REVERSE MORTGAGE IS NOT:

• A Reverse Mortgage is NOT a Sale

• The HECM is NOT a Loan of Last Resort for the Poor

• A Reverse Mortgage is NOT a Lifetime Commitment

• A Reverse Mortgage Gives You Tax-Free Money* However, It Is Not Free Money

WHY WORK WITH FAIRWAY AND THE LAURIE MOORE TEAM?

• Ranked #2 of top 100 HECM for Purchase 2019 By Baseline Reverse

• Ranked #5 top HECM Lenders by volume in 2019

• We have served Prescott community for 14 years

Copyright©2020 Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation (“Fairway”) NMLS#2289. 4750 S. Biltmore Lane, Madison, WI 53718, 1-866-912-4800. All rights reserved. Fairway is not affiliated with any government agencies. These materials are not from HUD or FHA and were not approved by HUD or a government agency. Reverse mortgage borrowers are required to obtain an eligibility certificate by receiving counseling sessions with a HUD-approved agency. The youngest borrower must be at least 62 years old. Monthly reverse mortgage advances may affect eligibility for some other programs. This is not an offer to enter into an agreement. Not all customers will qualify. Information, rates and programs are subject to change without notice. All products are subject to credit and property approval. Other restrictions and limitations may apply. Equal Housing Lender. AZ License #BK-0904162. Licensed by the Department of Business Oversight under the California Residential Mortgage Lending Act, License No 41DBO-78367. Licensed by the Department of Business Oversight under the California Financing Law, NMLS #2289. Loans made or arranged pursuant to a California Residential Mortgage Lending Act License. *This advertisement does not constitute tax or financial advice. Please consult a tax and/or financial advisor regarding your specific situation.

Laurie Moore Branch Manager | NMLS # 256449 Office: (928) 515-0344 | Fax: (866) 808-6583 lauriem@fairwaymc.com 2971 N Willow Creek Rd, Suite 2 Prescott, AZ 86301

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16th

AZ Philharmonic:

Sonoran Brass Quintet at Highlands Center Amphitheater – 2:00 PM – This concert will be held outdoors at the Highlands Center Amphitheater. Tickets are $30 with two performances at 2:00 PM and 4;00 PM. The Sonoran Brass Quintet brings the beauty and boldness of their music to the Highlands Center for Natural History in another Music Without Walls concert. The quintet is made of performers of The Phoenix Symphony, Arizona Opera, Tucson Symphony, and a multitude of nationally touring Broadway shows. For more information: 928-776-2000 | www.ycpac.com

16th

Prescott Valley Farmers & Artisan Market at Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM –The Prescott Valley Farmers & Artisan Market features vendors with food and non-food items such as local meats, fresh eggs and vegetables, baked goods, body care products, hand-crafted jewelry, art and much more. The market takes place every Sunday and is located on the SE corner of Glassford Hill and Florentine, across from Fry’s. For more information: 928-925-4619 | www. prescottvalleyfarmersmarket.wordpress.com

16th

Indoor Football League - NAZ

Wranglers at Findlay Toyota Center – 3:05 PM – The Northern Arizona Wranglers’ first home game will be vs. the Arizona Rattlers on Sunday, May 16. The NAZ Wranglers play in the Indoor Football League and home games will be played at Findlay Toyota Center. For more information: 928379-5581 | www.northernazwranglers.com

20th

Chino Valley Summer Market at Olsen’s Grain Chino Valley – 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM – The Prescott Farmers Market will hold a Chino Valley Summer Market on the 3rd Thursday of the month, from May through October. Olsen’s Grain is located at 344 Hwy 89. For more information: 928-713-1227 | www. prescottfarmersmarket.org

22nd

20th

Star Talks Virtual Lecture: Exploring Ancient Mars from Above and Below Online Event – 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM –Ancient Mars was quite a different place than the dry, dusty place we know today. Billions of years ago, rivers meandered across the surface with familiar features like deltas. We are still piecing together the story of this ancient landscape from orbiters above and rovers down below. Working together, these spacecraft have opened a window to an ancient world that could have been much more hospitable to life. Speaker Shane Byrne is a Professor of Planetary Sciences at the University of Arizona. Star Talks are hosted by the Prescott Astronomy Club. For more information: 928-7771500 | www.prescottlibrary.info

21st

New Exhibit at the ‘Tis — Journeys in Spirit 2021 at ‘Tis Art Center and Gallery – 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM – New exhibit begins today: Journeys in Spirit 2021 - Traditional and Contemporary Native Art. See website for details. The ‘Tis Gallery is open on Sunday from 12-5, and Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday from 10-5. Closed Wednesday. For more information: 928-775-0223 | www.tisartgallery.com

21st Barn Dance &

Dinner at Mortimer Farms – 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM – Barn Dances take place every Friday night, May through October. All ages are welcome. Enjoy a live band, dancing, campfires, lawn games, cash bar, and a farm to table dinner. Tickets are available in advance or at the gate. For more information: 928-830-1116 | www. mortimerfarmsaz.com

Prescott Farmers Market at

Yavapai Regional Medical Center Miller Valley Lot – 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM – See your neighbors. Meet your farmers. Know your food! Every Saturday you can find fresh specialty produce, meat, eggs, bread, baked goods, delicious ready-to-eat foods and more. We accept cash, credit, debit and double EBT/SNAP benefits! Located at the YRMC Miller Valley Lot. For more information: 928-713-1227 | www.prescottfarmersmarket.org

22nd

YCCA Open Air Home Show

Fair at Findlay Toyota Center – 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM – More than 120 vendors in the home and health industries will be on hand to meet you outside to share their ideas, products, and services! There will also be food trucks for a variety of food options. No matter if you are a DIY person or would rather pay a professional, there is something you will want to check out at this free event! Presented by the Yavapai County Contractors Association. The event will take place outdoors in the Findlay Toyota Center parking lot. For more information: 928-778-0040 | www.YCCA.org

22nd

Museum of Indigenous People - Guest Artist Series at Museum of Indigenous People – 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM – May 22 & 23: Adrian Wall (Jemez) - jewelry and sculpture. Every weekend through June 27, the museum will feature an amazing Native artist who will demonstrate their art and have it available for sale in the museum. Saturday 10:00 AM-4:00 PM and Sunday 1:00 PM-4:00 PM. For more information: 928-445-1230 | www.museumofindigenouspeople. org/guest-artists-series

22nd

Greater Prescott Valley Blues Festival at Prescott Valley Civic Center – 1:00 PM - 9:00 PM – The inaugural Greater Prescott Valley Blues Festival will take place at the Theater on the Green at the Civic Center. 11 bands and performers are scheduled to play from 1:00 PM9:00 PM. Tickets are $25 online or $30 at the gate. Festival will include a vendors market and food trucks. For more information: | www.nazba.com

22nd

Woof Down Lunch!United Animal Friends at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza – 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM – A fun event in support of United Animal Friends. Includes lunch, live music, pet food samples, vendors, exhibitors, adoptable pets, demos, and contests. For more information: 928-778-2924 | www. unitedanimalfriends.com

Million! Of that amount, $20 Million would have been out of pocket. 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.

Invest Your Healthcare Dollars Wisely!

Over the past 30 years, POSC has saved patients more than $150 Million! Of that amount, $20 Million would have been out of pocket.

Overall Patient Satisfaction: 9.8 out of 10!

Mark Strasser 778-9190

Dr. Frank Iorio 776-8212

Dr. Thomas Rusing 445-9660

GYNECOLOGISTS

Dr. Katie Campuzano 778-4300

Dr. Adam Feingold 776-8428

Dr. Luis Fernandez 776-8428

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 best I have experienced! POSC even topped Duke Medical Center which I have always rated highly. Thanks to the staff.”

Overall Patient Satisfaction: 9.8 out of 10!

“Everything about the place was excellent. Very clean, very professional, very organized and efﬁcient. Thank you for the great care!”

“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!”

“Everyone was awesome. My stress level was zero! Loved the nurses. Linda was so sweet and really awesome. Great experience overall. Thank you all!”

Dr. Jonathon Gruneich 778-9770

Dr. Josephine Kim 583-1000

Dr. Melinda Martin 777-0070

Dr. Richard Ohanesian 778-4300

Dr. Jeffrey Osburn 778-4300

Dr. Jeanette Pilotte 583-7887

INTERVENTIONAL PAIN SPECIALISTS

Dr. Jonathon Gruneich 778-9770

Dr. Bradley Benson 445-4818

Dr. J. Gabriel Tsang 237-9312

ORTHOPAEDIC SPECIALISTS

Dr. Daniel Burchﬁeld 778-9250

Invest Your Healthcare Dollars Wisely!

Overall Patient Satisfaction 9.9 out of 10!

“Everyone was awesome. My stress level was zero! Loved the nurses. Linda was so sweet and really awesome. Great experience overall. Thank you all!”

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.

Dr. Bradley Benson 445-4818

Dr. J. Gabriel Tsang 237-9312

“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!”

ORTHOPAEDIC SPECIALISTS

Dr. Daniel Burchﬁeld 778-9250

Dr. Bertrand Kaper 778-9250

Dr. Judah Pifer 778-9250

Dr. Siamak Rassadi 308-4285

Dr. Bertrand Kaper 778-9250

Overall Patient Satisfaction 9.9 out of 10!

Dr. Judah Pifer 778-9250

EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

Dr.

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

Dr. Brian Brantner 776-0325

PLASTIC SURGEON

Dr. Brian Brantner 776-0325

“Thank you all for the great care you gave me, everyone was awesome made me feel like I was the most important person in there day! Thank you all so very much for taking care of me.”

“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.”

PHYSICAL MEDICINE

Dr. Bradley Benson 445-4818

PHYSICAL MEDICINE

Dr. Bradley Benson 445-4818

“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.”

SPINE SPECIALIST

“This was my 2nd surgery at POSC in 2 months. Both times I received excellent care. Everyone was professional, courteous and all had a great sense of humor. I cannot think of any area that needs improving as I feel 10’s were to be given to everyone there.”

Dr. Daniel Noble 778-9250

UROLOGISTS

Dr. Paul Nguyen 771-5282

SPINE SPECIALIST

Dr. Daniel Noble 778-9250

UROLOGISTS

Dr. Paul Nguyen 771-5282

Dr. Jeffrey Sanwick 771-5282

Dr. Michael Stanick 771-5282

Dr. Jeffrey Sanwick 771-5282

Dr. Michael Stanick 771-5282

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EFind a Summer of Stories at Prescott Public Library

very year, the library looks forward to planning and preparing for eight weeks of summer reading fun. The benefits to participating in a summer reading program are many, including helping kids to make reading a lifelong habit, maintaining and increasing reading skills, and generating interest in the library and books.

For all these reasons and more, Prescott Public Library’s summer reading program for kids and teens begins May 20. The summer reading program encourages everyone to read for pleasure over the summer months with prizes, programs and activities to reward you along the way. The summer reading program is free, fun, and keeps kids reading all summer long.

How to Participate in the Summer Reading Program:

• Sign up at the Youth Desk and receive a paper reading log to track your minutes.

• Sign up and log your minutes online at https://ppl.azsummerreading.org/

• Get the READsquared app, then sign up and log your minutes through the app

Youth Events

Summer Reading Kickoff! Thursday, May 20

Stop by the Youth Desk and sign up for Summer Reading and pick up registration materials and a free summer reading book bag, while supplies last.

Crafts! Tuesdays, June 1-July 27, 1-2 p.m.

Get creative with crafts and activities suitable for children of all ages.

Activities!

From storytimes to book clubs to trivia games, we have lots of reading fun planned this summer! Check our online events calendar to learn more.

Visit https://prescottlibrary.evanced. info/signup

Summer Reading Finale!

Saturday, July 31, 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Summer reading ends with a magical bang with two performances from local magician Eddie Siller!

Programs and the Summer Reading Program are presented with funding from the Friends of the Prescott Public Library with support from the Arizona State Library, Archives and Records.

Calendar of Events

MAY

22nd

Sip & Paint at the Zoo! at Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary – 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM – Enjoy wine & appetizers while art instructor Lyn DeLano teaches you to paint one of the wonderful animals seen at HPZS. Must be 21 and over, all materials are included. Register on the website under Events, or register by phone. For more information: 928-778-4242 | www.heritageparkzoo.org

23rd Prescott Valley Farmers & Artisan Market at Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM –The Prescott Valley Farmers & Artisan Market features vendors with food and non-food items such as local meats, fresh eggs and vegetables, baked goods, body care products, hand-crafted jewelry, art and much more. The market takes place every Sunday and is located on the SE corner of Glassford Hill and Florentine, across from Fry’s. For more information: 928-925-4619 | www. prescottvalleyfarmersmarket.wordpress.com

26th

ZOO by Moonlight at Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary –7:30 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! 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 | www.heritageparkzoo.org

27th

Bronzesmith Foundry Tour at

Bronzesmith Fine Art Foundry & Gallery – 11:00 AM – Bronzesmith in Prescott Valley offers foundry tours every Thursday at 11:00 AM. Learn about the lost wax process of bronze casting. Fun and informative! The cost is $10 per person and advance reservations are required. Individuals and small groups are welcome. For more information: 928-772-2378 | www.bronzesmith.com

27th

Disney’s Moana JR. at Franklin Phonetic School Theater (Prescott Valley) – 7:00 PM – Disney’s Moana JR. is a musical adaptation of the 2016 Disney animated film, bringing the adventures of Moana and her village of Motunui to life onstage. Moana JR. features all the beloved songs from the film, including “How Far I’ll Go,” “Shiny,” and “You’re Welcome.” This thrilling and heartwarming coming-of-age story follows the strong-willed Moana as she sets sail across the Pacific to save her village and discover the truth about her heritage. For more information: | www. onestagefamilytheatre.com

28th

Prescott’s 4th Friday Art Walk at Downtown Prescott – 5:00 PM – The 4th Friday Art Walk begins at 5:00 PM and the public is invited to visit participating gallery venues. Each month features signature events and exhibits produced by the galleries, and artists are often onsite to meet and greet. Visit the Art Walk website for details on this month’s participating galleries and venues. For more information: | www. artthe4th.com

28th

Barn Dance & Dinner at

Mortimer Farms – 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM – Barn Dances take place every Friday night, May through October. All ages are welcome. Enjoy a live band, dancing, campfires, lawn games, cash bar, and a farm to table dinner. Tickets are available in advance or at the gate. For more information: 928830-1116 | www.mortimerfarmsaz.com

28th

Highlands Center Concert

Series - Art Podell at Highlands Center for Natural History – From the Village to the Canyon –Stories, Incredible music, Shameless Fabrications and Ramblings from one of the original members of The New Christy Minstrels. Check the HCNH website for tickets and start time. For more information: 928776-5550 | www.highlandscenter.org

29th

32nd Annual Off Street

Festival - Arts & Crafts at Downtown Prescott – 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM – The Arts & Crafts Festival takes place across the street from the Courthouse Plaza. Vendor applications will be available on the Prescott Downtown Partnership and Prescott Chamber of Commerce websites. For more information: 928-443-5220 | www.prescottdowntown.com

29th

Prescott Farmers Market at Yavapai Regional Medical Center Miller Valley Lot – 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM – See your neighbors. Meet your farmers. Know your food! Every Saturday you can find fresh specialty produce, meat, eggs, bread, baked goods, delicious ready-to-eat foods and more. We accept cash, credit, debit and double EBT/ SNAP benefits! Located at the YRMC Miller Valley Lot. For more information: 928-7131227 | www.prescottfarmersmarket.org

Our hiking trails, rest-rooms, The James Family Discovery Gardens, Nature Store* and Nature Play Area are open for your enjoyment every day from 8AM to 4PM. *closed Monday

Music in the Highlands

Fri, May 28 Art Podell - From the Village to the Canyon Stories of the ‘60s folk scene and Incredible Music from a

and one of the original members of The New Christy Minstrels.

Fri July 2 Acoustic Eidolon - “like nothing we’ve ever heard before.” USA Today The International duo, Acoustic Eidolon is a tour-de-force of acoustic music, described as “World Music for the Soul.”

SUMMER NATURE CAMPS : Spend an exciting week learning about nature in an informative and playful setting. Multiple Sessions in June and July for ages 4-13.

NATURE CENTER / DISCOVERY GARDENS / HIKING TRAILS

Arizona Philharmonic = Music, Art, Healing, Transformation

Arizona Philharmonic, lovingly called AZ Phil, is Prescott’s own hometown professional orchestra. A rather new organization, founded in 2018, our mission has been to provide quality symphonic musical events with collaboration with fellow art organizations, auditioned musicians and innovative programming.

We bring top-notch talent to the Prescott area and have had great success and positive reviews. We are happy to present three more concerts this summer!

The unprecedented times of COVID-19 has not only put a damper on our personal lives, but has caused many businesses and nonprofits to struggle to survive. The art community of Prescott, and throughout the nation, has been hit very hard. The limit on gatherings to enjoy events and the restrictions placed on venues have created unprecedented cancellations. So it is with gratitude, compassion for those whose lives have been upended, and excitement that we at Arizona Philharmonic are proud to celebrate 2021 as the year that “we can gather.”

The music is once again playing and we want to invite the residents of Prescott to join us as we move forward with our wonderful concerts:

• Sunday, May 16, 2 & 4 p.m.: Sonoran Brass Quintet at the Highlands Center for Natural History amphitheater.

• Sunday, June 20, 3 p.m.: manos : can’t knock this at the Ruth Street Theater with the energetic percussion trio manos.

• Sunday, June 27, 3 p.m.: épocas: by Jácome Flamenco at the Ruth Street Theater.

During social isolation, we are reminded of the ways in which we are connected. We are like a tapestry of many threads, creating our vibrant community. Music brings people together! It is the bridge from social distancing to joy, comfort, inspiration and magic . . . and what we need right now!

The postponement of AZ PHIL’s performances and concerts has put a strain on our talented musicians and organization. If you are able, please consider a donation to AZ PHIL so that we can sustain our musicians and programs after coming through these difficult times. Visit our website, www.AZPHIL.org if you can help. And visit our website to order tickets.

As in life, the tune may change, but the music continues. We hope to see you at our upcoming concerts to celebrate life, music and 2021! Prescott, it is with gratitude, that we thank you for your support of AZ PHIL.

Calendar of Events

29th

47th Annual Western Art Show & Sale at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza – 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM – Presented by the Phippen Museum. This annual art event features some of the most outstanding Western artists in America. Western enthusiasts, art collectors, and locals all look forward to this Memorial Day weekend tradition held every year on the beautiful Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza in downtown Prescott. For more information: 928-7781385 | www.phippenartmuseum.org

29th

Museum of Indigenous People - Guest Artist Series at Museum of Indigenous People – 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM – May 29 & 30: Alrye Polyquaptewa, Hopi Katsinas. Every weekend through June 27, the museum will feature an amazing Native artist who will demonstrate their art and have it available for sale in the museum. Saturday 10:00 AM-4:00 PM and Sunday 1:00 PM-4:00 PM. For more information: 928-445-1230 | www. museumofindigenouspeople.org/guestartists-series

29th NEW EVENT

— Evening with the Animals! at Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary – 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM – Evening with the wolves. Zoo education staff will share some fun facts while the keepers introduce you to the individual animals and their stories. This private after-hours event will include some tasty treats for both the animals and our guests, plus some fun activities! For more information: 928-778-4242 | www. heritageparkzoo.org

30th

32nd Annual Off Street

30th

Prescott Valley Farmers & Artisan Market at Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM – The Prescott Valley Farmers & Artisan Market features vendors with food and nonfood items such as local meats, fresh eggs and vegetables, baked goods, body care products, hand-crafted jewelry, art and much more. The market takes place every Sunday and is located on the SE corner of Glassford Hill and Florentine, across from Fry’s. For more information: 928-925-4619 | www.prescottvalleyfarmersmarket. wordpress.com

30th

31st Summer Camp - Summer Sprouts at Highlands Center for Natural History –8:00 AM – Spend your summer at Highlands Nature Camp! Spend an exciting week learning about nature in an informative and playful setting, discovering the mysteries of the animals, plants, and land of the Highlands. Multiple sessions are held in June and July for ages 4-13. For more information: 928-7765550 | www.highlandscenter.org

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32nd Annual Off Street

Festival - Arts & Crafts at Downtown Prescott – 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM – The Arts & Crafts Festival takes place across the street from the Courthouse Plaza. Vendor applications will be available on the Prescott Downtown Partnership and Prescott Chamber of Commerce websites. For more information: 928-443-5220 | www. prescottdowntown.com

31st 47th

Annual Western Art Show & Sale at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza – 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM – Presented by the Phippen Museum. This annual art event features some of the most outstanding Western artists in America. Western enthusiasts, art collectors, and locals all look forward to this Memorial Day weekend tradition held every year on the beautiful Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza in downtown Prescott. For more information: 928-778-1385 | www.phippenartmuseum.org

ENTRIES MAY 1-29 WIN AOFSHARE$50,000 IN CASH & PRIZES! OUR 25TH ANNIVERSARY WAS POSTPONED LAST YEAR THIS YEAR, WE’LL MASK OUR FACES BUT NOT OUR ENTHUSIASM.

SATURDAYS IN MAY • 6pm–10pm Each hour, three Guests are chosen to play a 25th Anniversary game board. Moves will be determined by the roll of the die. First across the finish line gets first place prize. The top prize gets higher each hour.

During the May 29 finale, First prize winners will get $1,000–$10,000 CASH!

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CHECK VOLTAGE & AMPERAGE ON MOTORS: Improper voltage and amperage can reduce significantly the life of the compressor, condenser and the blower motors.

CHECK OPERATING PRESSURES FOR PROPER REFRIGERANT CHARGES: Improper refrigerant charge- too much or too little –could damage the compressor, and could cause high electric bills through a containment of system efficiency.

CHECK ALL ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS:

Resistance caused by loose connections will create excessive heat at that point, causing improper voltage to various components and making either inoperative or causing eventual failure.

LUBRICATE ALL MOVING PARTS WHERE NECESSARY:

Poor lubrication causes drag on the motor and drive shaft, thereby requiring more electricity to overcome resistance. Lack of lubrication can ruin the bearings and burn out a motor.

CHECK SAFETY CONTROL WHERE APPLICABLE: Essential for proper protection of the unit.

CHECK THERMOSTAT

CALIBRATION: An Improperly calibrated thermostat will call for more or less cooling that is desires, costing money and/ or comport

CHECK FOR CORRECT AIR FLOW:

This is one way to assure maximum efficiency of the cooling unit.

CHECK STARTING CAPABILITIES: Assures system will start and operate when needed.

CHECK AIR FILTERS:

A dirty air filter can substantially reduce the air flow over the evaporator, resulting in inadequate cooling. A dirty filter could cause high energy usage and compressor damage.

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JUNE

1st

Summer Camp - Summer

Sprouts at Highlands Center for Natural History – 8:00 AM – Spend your summer at Highlands Nature Camp! Spend an exciting week learning about nature in an informative and playful setting, discovering the mysteries of the animals, plants, and land of the Highlands. Multiple sessions in June and July for ages 4-13. For more information: 928-776-5550 | www.highlandscenter.org

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Phippen Museum - June

Continuing Exhibits at Phippen Museum – 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM – The 5th Annual Phippen Award Winners (PAWs) exhibit continues through June 6. The exhibit features the remarkable art of over 30 Western artists who were award winners at previous Phippen Western Art Shows. The 18th Annual Miniature Masterpiece show and sale is also on until June 6. See website for details. The Phippen Museum is open 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Tuesday through Saturday and 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM on Sunday. For more information: 928-7781385 | www.phippenartmuseum.org

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Continuing Art Gallery Exhibits - June at ‘Tis Art Center and Gallery – 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM – The Soul of the Stone exhibit by Barbara Hudin continues until June 14, and Journeys in Spirit 2021: Traditional and Contemporary Native Art will be on display until June 22. The ‘Tis Gallery is open on Sunday from 12-5, and Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday from 10-5. Closed Wednesday. For more information: 928-775-0223 | www. tisartgallery.com

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2nd

Chino Valley Chamber of Commerce - June Luncheon at Grace Church – 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM – Rose Vasquez owner of Strategic Writing and Consulting, LLC will provide useful and helpful tips for grant writing. She has spent over 25 years in the nonprofit sector, with experience in public health and community health grants, local and federal grants and much more. Come learn from the expert and be ready to submit your grants in confidence. $16 for members and $19 for nonmembers. For more information: 928-636-2493 | www.chinovalley.org

2nd

Midweek Market - Downtown Prescott at Tour Prescott Lot – 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM – The Downtown Midweek Prescott Farmers Market takes place in the Tour Prescott Lot, located at 119 W. Goodwin. For more information: 928-713-1227 | www.prescottfarmersmarket.org

3rd

Prescott Valley Library Events for June at Prescott Valley Public Library – The Prescott Valley Public Library is offering a variety of online classes and programs. Visit the library website to see what’s happening this month. For more information: 928-759-3040 | www.pvlib.net

4th

Yavapai College YC Radio

Players: OZMA of OZ (Online Event) at Yavapai College Performing Arts Center – 5:30 PM – Check the YCPAC website for the Vimeo link and the debut and encore stream times and dates. The YC Radio Players present powerful tales of adventure, suspense, and fantasty in their radio drama audio series! Free and accessible online. For more information: 928-776-2000 | www.ycpac.com

5th

JUNE 4th Barn Dance

& Dinner at Mortimer Farms –6:00 PM - 10:00 PM – Barn Dances take place every Friday night, May through October. All ages are welcome. Enjoy a live band, dancing, campfires, lawn games, cash bar, and a farm to table dinner. Tickets are available in advance or at the gate. For more information: 928-830-1116 | www.mortimerfarmsaz.com

5th

Museum of Indigenous PeopleGuest Artist Series & Special Exhibit at Museum of Indigenous People – 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM – JJ Otero, Diné jewelry. Every weekend through June 27, the museum will feature an amazing Native artist who will demonstrate their art and have it available for sale in the museum. Saturday 10:00 AM-4:00 PM and Sunday 1:00 PM-4:00 PM. The Whirling Logs exhibit opens to the public today. For more information: 928-4451230 | www.museumofindigenouspeople.org/ guest-artists-series

5th

Mile-Hi Square Dance Club

Exhibition at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza – 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM – Square dance exhibition with live caller and audience participation. For more information: | www.mile-hisquares.org

5th

NAZ Wranglers vs. Spokane Shock at Findlay Toyota Center – 6:05 PM –Watch the Northern Arizona Wranglers play in their inaugural season in the Indoor Football League! Home games are at Findlay Toyota Center in Prescott Valley. For more information: 928-379-5581 | www. northernazwranglers.com

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JUNE

6th Prescott Valley Farmers & Artisan Market at Prescott Valley Entertainment District – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM – Summer Market hours are now in effect! The Prescott Valley Farmers & Artisan Market features vendors with food and non-food items such as local meats, fresh eggs and vegetables, baked goods, body care products, hand-crafted jewelry, art and much more. The market takes place every Sunday and is located on the SE corner of Glassford Hill and Florentine roads, across from Fry’s. For more information: 928-925-4619 | www. prescottvalleyfarmersmarket.wordpress.com

7th Summer Camps - Wild Explorers & Outdoor Investigator at Highlands Center for Natural History – 8:00 AM – The Wild Explorers and Outdoor Investigator summer camps are taking place in June at the Highlands Center. Spend an exciting week learning about nature in an informative and playful setting, discovering the mysteries of of animals, plants, and the land. Multiple sessions are available during June and July for children ages 4-13. For more information: 928-776-5550 | www. highlandscenter.org

7th Summer Zoo Camp 2021 at Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary – 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM – Summer Zoo Camps are for children ages 6-12 to learn more about animals, get experience behind-the-scenes at the zoo, get up close and personal with their favorite animals, make fun crafts, play exciting animal-themed games, make new friends and have a great time! There will be seven summer camp weeks in 2021, starting on June 7. For more information: 928-7784242 | www.heritageparkzoo.org

12th Museum of Indigenous People - Guest Artist Series at Museum of Indigenous People – 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM – Joe and Val Calabaza. Every weekend through June 27, the museum will feature an amazing Native artist who will demonstrate their art and have it available for sale in the museum. Saturday 10:00 AM-4:00 PM and Sunday 1:00 PM-4:00 PM. For more information: 928-445-1230 | www.museumofindigenouspeople.org/guestartists-series

10th

The Invasion of the AZ Pickers & Grinners at Highlands Center Amphitheater – 3:00 PM – There will be two shows at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM on Thursday, June 10. Featuring Red Rock Crossing, Corn Smut, Halfway Home, One Eyed Ford, Mike Greenleaf and the Fare Thee Wells. The concert will be held outdoors in the pines at the Highlands Center for the Folk Sessions annual Summer Series, bringing the finest in folk and Americana Music. For more information: | www.folksessions.com

11th Barn Dance & Dinner at Mortimer Farms – 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM – Barn Dances take place every Friday night, May through October. All ages are welcome. Enjoy a live band, dancing, campfires, lawn games, cash bar, and a farm to table dinner. Tickets are available in advance or at the gate. For more information: 928-830-1116 | www. mortimerfarmsaz.com

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JUNE 10th

Bronzesmith Foundry

Tour at Bronzesmith Fine Art Foundry & Gallery – 11:00 AM – Bronzesmith in Prescott Valley offers foundry tours every Thursday at 11:00 AM. Learn about the lost wax process of bronze casting. Fun and informative! The cost is $10 per person and advance reservations are required. Individuals and small groups are welcome. For more information: 928-772-2378 | www.bronzesmith.com

12th Prescott Territorial Days Arts & Crafts Show at Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza – 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM – Juried arts and crafts show at the Courthouse Plaza. Sponsored by the Prescott Chamber of Commerce. Handcrafted items from more than 100 vendors! For more information: 928-443-5221 | www. prescottdowntown.com

12th Breakfast with the Animals: Lemurs at Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary – 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM – Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary hosts breakfasts each year with the sanctuary’s most iconic animals. Includes a continental breakfast in front of the lemurs, 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! After breakfast, you’re welcome to roam the park at your leisure. Reservations for all breakfasts are required. For more information: 928-778-4242 | www.heritageparkzoo.org

12th

Virtual Preview Day at Prescott College – 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM – Particularly valuable for prospective students interested in on-campus undergraduate programs. Get a virtual campus tour, hear from faculty and current students, and ask questions of campus offices like Financial Aid, Residence Life, Orientation, and Student Support Services. All participants qualify for a $250 Visit Grant, applicable to your first term tuition cost. For more information: 877-350-2100 | www.prescott.edu/visit-connect-experience

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