Prescott Living Magazine

09/21/2025

COMMUNITY EVENT — The Grapes 4 Good 19th Annual Auction & Wine Tasting event is happening next Sunday, September 28 at Watters Garden Center in Prescott. It's a fundraiser for the Frontier Rotary Charitable Fund, operated by the Prescott Rotary Frontier Club. Please support this great community event!

Enjoy the music of Mood Swing and join us for a lively wine-tasting fundraising event that brings the community together to enjoy an evening of fine wines, good company, and generous giving. https://www.moodswingnaz.com/

Beyond the tastings, the event highlights its greater purpose—raising funds to support vital programs and services that make a positive impact in the community. With each glass poured, attendees contribute to a cause that fosters connection, generosity, and meaningful change, making Grapes 4 Good a celebration of both flavor and philanthropy.

Purchase your tickets here: https://www.givsum.com/opportunities/grapes-4-good-2025-fed7d3466

09/21/2025

CURRENT ISSUE — Fresh flowers are fleeting, but dried botanicals offer staying power. They’re not just for rustic farmhouses or vintage weddings anymore. Read the full article in the Late Summer 2025 issue of Prescott LIVING.
Pick up a free copy of the magazine at Safeway and Sprouts grocery stores and many more convenient locations in Prescott, Prescott Valley, Chino Valley and Dewey-Humboldt.
⭐️ Article link: https://prescottlivingmag.com/dried-decor-adds-natural-texture-seasonal-elegance-to-homes
⭐️ Digital edition: https://prescottlivingmag.com/copies

09/21/2025

Lots of events happening today! Check out the Prescott Indian Art Market, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Sharlot Hall Museum. Admission is $10.
🔸 https://sharlothallmuseum.org/piam
Other events today:
🔸 Prescott Powwow at Watson Lake Park
🔸 PAKC Dog Show at Findlay Toyota Center
🔸 Prescott Peacebuilders 3rd annual Peace Concert
🔸 Puente de la Comunidad - Prescott Valley
🔸 Sundays at the Sundance - Elks PAC
🔸 Rise Up: Benefit Concert by Yavapai Youth Choirs
For details on these events visit the Prescott NOW online events calendar at www.prescott-now.com/events.

Discover the vibrant traditions of Indigenous culture at PIAM, the Native American fine arts market at Sharlot Hall Museum. This juried event showcases the work of over 80 top Native artists in a variety of media, from painting and beadwork to pottery and weaving. Enjoy a weekend of exceptional art, live music, cultural performances, and artist demonstrations. Join us Saturday, September 20 through Sunday, September 21, 2025. Admission is $10, and free for museum members.

Photo courtesy of the Sharlot Hall Museum Archive

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09/21/2025

CURRENT ISSUE — This article about the ongoing partnership between Findlay Subaru Prescott and the Yavapai County Education Foundation appears in the Late Summer 2025 issue of Prescott LIVING. Pick up a free copy of the magazine at Safeway and Sprouts grocery stores and many more convenient locations in Prescott, Prescott Valley, Chino Valley and Dewey-Humboldt. A digital edition is also available on the Prescott LIVING website.
⭐️ Article: https://prescottlivingmag.com/together-findlay-subaru-prescott-and-ycef-fuel-education

09/16/2025

Pick up a free copy of the current issue of Prescott LIVING Magazine, or read the digital edition online!
🔸 www.prescottlivingmag.com
You can also get every issue delivered to your door. Subscriptions are available on our website at www.prescottlivingmag.com/copies.

09/13/2025

Lots happening this weekend! Follow Prescott NOW and pick up a free copy of the September issue for more local events, which are also listed in our online calendar at www.prescott-now.com/events.
https://prescott-now.com/event/prescott-community-garage-sale-sept-13

COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE - PRESCOTT MULTIPLE HOMES - ONE DAY ONLY Saturday, Sept. 13, 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. The Ridge at

09/07/2025

📣 CURRENT ISSUE — The Late Summer 2025 issue of Prescott LIVING magazine is available at many convenient locations throughout the Greater Prescott area, including Safeway and Sprouts grocery stores. Or you can read the digital edition online at https://prescottlivingmag.com/copies. The current issue is packed with local content, including the annual Women in Business & Leadership special section, local news, feature articles and interviews, photos, events and more!

09/06/2025

Would your organization or business like to participate in the 2025 Prescott Veterans Day Parade? Applications are now open. The parade is organized by the City of Prescott.

CITY OF PRESCOTT SEEKS PARTICIPANTS FOR 2025 VETERANS DAY PARADE

(September 6, 2025) – The City of Prescott is excited to announce that the 2025 Veterans Day Parade will be held in Downtown Prescott on Tuesday, November 11, 2025. Opening ceremonies will take place at 10:30 AM on the stage at the intersection of Cortez St. and Union St., with parade beginning at 11:00 AM.

This year’s parade theme is:
CELEBRATING AMERICA’S PATRIOTS- 250 YEARS OF MILITARY SERVICE

The City of Prescott is inviting parade entrants from the community to compete in seven categories this year. Each entry category will have a first palace winner and all entries will compete for a Best overall award. The categories are:

• Non-Profit Organizations
• Fraternal Organizations / Military Organization
• Motorized Groups
• Music
• Marching Units
• Hospital entries by veterans
• Commercial / Business

Participation in the parade is open to everyone and all are welcome! Individuals, businesses, organizations and groups interested in participating in the parade are asked to return your entry form no later than OCTOBER 20, 2025, to assure proper staging and information prior to the event.

There is no fee to enter, and application forms and rules can be found on the Recreation Services section of the City website, under the Programs and Special Events tab, or at this link: https://prescott-az.gov/rec-services/special-events

Please direct questions or completed applications to Michelle Stacy-Schroeder, Recreation Services Administrative Supervisor, at (928) 777-1121 x4501

09/06/2025

Are you interested in tracing your family's history? The Northern Arizona Genealogical Society is presenting a nine-week course for beginners in Prescott, starting on October 2.

For more local events pick up a FREE copy of the September issue of Prescott NOW magazine, or check the online calendar. Have an event that you'd like to promote? Submit it for free at www.prescott-now.com/submit.

FAMILY HISTORY FOR BEGINNERS: A NINE WEEK COURSE
Taught by JEANETTE SHIEL, Certified Genealogist & NAGS Education Chair

INTRODUCTION: With our nation’s 250th Anniversary celebrations beginning, this is the perfect time to dig deeper into your family’s history! Open to all who have a desire to learn more about their family ancestry. This is intended to be a beginner’s journey of becoming more familiar with various record groups. While this course is free, reservations are required so that we may have enough computers/supplies for those who attend; class size is limited.

Those who attend every session will “graduate,” receiving a certificate. This “class” is heavily computer oriented. Although advanced computer skills are not required, it is helpful to know some basic skills. Please expect to be able (or open to learning how) to download and/or copy online images. Access to using various websites is free; paid subscriptions are not required.

REGISTRATION: Deadline to register is September 30, 2025. Contact Jeanette Shiel by email with questions or to register at—
[email protected]

SCHEDULE & LOCATION: Classes are held on Thursdays, 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. Class dates: October 2, 16, 30; November 6, 13, 20; December 4, 18 and concludes on January 8, 2026. All classes will be held in the Training Lab (3rd Floor) at Prescott Public Library, 215 E. Goodwin St., Prescott, Arizona

WHAT TO BRING: • A thumb drive to store your images. • A notepad or small computer to take notes. • Reading glasses, as needed. • Identify a family line or two that you wish to learn about; bring that basic information with you. • An open mind to try something new. Handouts and worksheets will be provided.

INSTRUCTOR BIOGRAPHY
Jeanette Shiel, a board-certified professional genealogist, focuses on family history, encouraging others to not only discover and learn about their ancestors’ lives, but also to share their stories. With over 25 years of family history research experience, she enjoys lecturing, teaching and writing.

Jeanette is a published author in NYG&B’s, The Record, and the National Genealogical Society Quarterly (NGSQ) among other local journals and publications. She is a past president of the North San Diego County Genealogical Society, serving that society for over 15 years in various board positions, and has also served the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) in several capacities, including at state and national levels. Always furthering her education, Jeanette has completed several genealogical programs including the National Genealogical Society’s Home Study Course, ProGen Study Group 16 and GenProof Study Group 16. Giving back, she has served as mentor to ProGen Study Group 39 and GenProof Study Groups, 52 and 92. Her formal education includes a degree in History with a minor in Film Studies.

09/01/2025

Happy Labor Day from all of us at Prescott LIVING and ROX Media! Thank you to all the hardworking people whose efforts make a difference every single day! They keep the community moving forward 24/7/365.