Month: July 2017

 Here are just a few of the things going on in and around Prescott AZ this weekend July 28 – 30, 2017!

Events



Language of Memory
& Maps of the Imagination Reception
Fri. 7/28, 5-7:30pm

Yavapai College Art Gallery

Opening Reception + Artist Talk by artist Diane Silver in her spontaneous and intuitive marks exposing, erasing and bringing back into focus the elements of balance and disorder inhabiting our inner worlds.

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Free Friday Night Movie
The Space Between Us
Fri. 7/28, 4:30pm
Adult Center of Prescott

Gardner Elliot, the first human born on Mars, begins an online friendship with Tulsa, a teen in Colorado.

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Friday Art Walk
"Clay + Ink + Wax = Fresh New Art"
Fri. 7/28, 5-8pm
`Tis Art Gallery

Please join Mary Lou ( Printmaking and Encaustic ) and Patty Heibel ( Sculpture and Mixed Media Painting ) for a  visually incredible exhibit.
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Skull Valley Farmers Market
Fri. 7/28, 8am
Skull Valley Elementary School
The Market features locally grown garden produce and seasonal fruit, home-baked goods, farm raised meat and eggs, plus unique homestead craft items.
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Kids Lego Fridays
Fri. 7/28, 9am-4:45pm
Prescott Valley Public Library
Come in anytime during regular Library hours on Fridays, Legos will be provided, but they must be shared with others.
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Prescott Historical Walking Tours 
Fri. 7/28-Sun. 7/30, 10am
Visitor Information Center
Featuring strolls through history to learn of “Prescott’s storied past,” 10 a.m., on most Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, May 5 through Oct. 29.
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Summer Repertory Presents
3 Romantic Comedies
Fri. 7/28-Sun. 7/30, times vary
Prescott Center for the Arts
(Fri)Plaza Suite by Neil Simon, (Sat) Bus Stop by William Inge and  (Sun) Same Time, Next Year by Bernard Slate.
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Annual Iris Rhizome Sale 
Sat. 7/29, 10am-4pm

Yavapai Title Building, Conference Room

Join the Prescott Area Iris Society (PAIS) for our huge Annual Iris Rhizome Sale with hundreds of Iris varieties for sale, multitudes of colors and forms.

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27th Annual Williamson Valley Fire District
Arts & Crafts Show
Sat. 7/29, 9am-5pm
Courthouse Square

Featuring works from local, regional and national artists and craftspeople, as well as food, drinks and entertainment for the whole family.

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Easy Grow Roses
Sat. 7/29, 9:30-10:30am
Watters Garden Center
Classes in recent weeks have been very well attended, you might want to bring a chair or come early to be sure you get a seating.
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Free Naturalist Field Walks
Sat. 7/29, 10am
Highlands Center for Natural History
Take a guided nature walk with the Highlands Center Naturalist and enjoy the view.
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Artist Visions Exhibit
Sat. 7/29-Sun. 7/30, times vary
Prescott Center for the Arts

These artists are active members of PCA who love to make their own art and work to encourage all artists, volunteers and gallery visitors who participate in the gallery events. Come see their work shine as it is showcased.

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Prescott International Folk Dancers
Sun. 7/30, 3pm
First Congregational Church
Prescott International Folkdancers. We will help you learn dances from several different countries. $3 donation.
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Prescott Pops Symphony

Sun. 7/30, 3pm

YC Performing Arts Center

Performing the Music of Rodgers & Hammerstein and Andrew Lloyd Webber.

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Prescott, Arizona, in general, is known for its high desert altitude. One of the things that are often overlooked are the cool pines and refreshing lakes. “Everyone’s Hometown,” Prescott AZ is just 96 miles northwest of Phoenix in the Bradshaw Mountains of central Arizona.

Relax and enjoy the breath taking scenery

Summer in Prescott would not be complete without visiting the cool pines of the Prescott National Forest. The forest is located on 1.25 million acres and is divided into eight designated wilderness areas. From camping and fishing to hiking some of the hiking trails are also accessible by horseback.

Invigorating lakes

When your ready to escape the city head over to Watson Lake. Watson Lake is one of two reservoirs at the Granite Dells that offers many options for outdoor enthusiasts. If horseback riding, biking, hiking or rock-climbing suite your fancy, Watson Lake offers a beautiful sanctuary and as a bonus, it’s an excellent place to bird watch. In fact, did you know that Watson Lake is endorsed by the Audubon Society?

Next is Lynx Lake recreation area. Located just outside of Prescott, Lynx Lake is also a beautiful place to fish, hike, camp, and mountain bike. You can also experience the old west by panning for gold.

So you still think Prescott is just a high altitude desert? We also have Goldwater Lake. Goldwater is a reservoir formed by a dam south of Prescott on Bannon Creek. Don’t forget to pack your picnic basket and hiking shoes as the small fifteen-acre lake also offers a variety of outdoor activities. From fishing for largemouth bass and sunfish to horseshoes, volleyball, kayaking, and hiking you’ll forget your in Prescott, Arizona.

Prescott Realtor Kathleen Yamauchi Group Real Estate is a dynamic and creative team of highly skilled Real Estate Professionals who are also proud to call Prescott home. If you would like to learn more about what Prescott has to offer during the summer months, contact us today at (928)771-1111.
 

 Here are just a few things going on in and around Prescott AZ this weekend July 21 – 23, 2017

Events



Third Friday Chamber Music
Fri. 7/21, 3:30-4:30pm
Prescott Library
Wally Park and Associates share performances on the steel drum, accompanied by bass and drums, with a special time of discussion about this unique instrument.
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Skull Valley Farmers Market
Fri. 7/21, 8am
Skull Valley Elementary School
The Market features locally grown garden produce and seasonal fruit, home-baked goods, farm raised meat and eggs, plus unique homestead craft items.
more info   map

Kids Lego Fridays
Fri. 7/21, 9am-4:45pm
Prescott Valley Public Library
Come in anytime during regular Library hours on Fridays, Legos will be provided, but they must be shared with others.
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Urinetown
Fri. 7/21-Sun. 7/23, times vary
Prescott Center for the Arts
A sidesplitting send up of greed, love, revolution (and musicals!), in a time when water is worth its weight in gold.
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Prescott Historical Walking Tours 
Fri. 7/21-Sun. 7/23, 10am
Visitor Information Center
Featuring strolls through history to learn of “Prescott’s storied past,” 10 a.m., on most Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, May 5 through Oct. 29.
more info   map

Summer Repertory Presents
3 Romantic Comedies
Fri. 7/21-Sun. 7/23, times vary
Prescott Center for the Arts
(Fri) Bus Stop by William Inge, (Sat) Same Time, Next Year by Bernard Slate and (Sun) Plaza Suite by Neil Simon.
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"The Eyes Have It"
Fri. 7/21-Sun. 7/23, times vary
`Tis Art Gallery
Summer photography exhibit by Prescott area artists.
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Corrie Sachs – A Tribute to Reba
Sat. 7/22, 7-9pm
Elks Theatre
Winner of the 2011 “Tribute Act of the Year”, Corrie is widely considered one of the best, and best known, REBA MCENTIRE tribute artists in the country.
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Shout out on Whiskey Row
Sat. 7/22 & Sun. 7/23, 8:30am-5pm
Prescott High Mile Middle School
Enjoy old west entertainment and costume contests. Event includes vendor booths with goodies and treats for the whole family.
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Mile High Mystics Spiritual & Healing Arts Summer Sizzler
Sat. 7/22, 10am-5pm
Hassayampa Inn
Expo with a selection of Readers, Chair Massage, Body Work, Energy Healing, vendors and Aura Photography; a portion of proceeds will be donated to YRMC Family Resource Center.
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Perennial Flowers with Impressive Blooms
Sat. 7/22, 9:30-10:30am
Watters Garden Center
Classes in recent weeks have been very well attended, you might want to bring a chair or come early to be sure you get a seating.
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Free Naturalist Field Walks
Sat. 7/22, 10am
Highlands Center for Natural History
Take a guided nature walk with the Highlands Center Naturalist and enjoy the view.
more info   map

Beauty in Abstract
Sat. 7/21-Sun. 7/23, times vary
Prescott Center for the Arts
Artists will exhibit a wide of styles from Art Deco to Abstract Impressionism to Pop to psychedelic. Wall art, book art, sculpture, glass, ceramics, photography, fiber art, mixed media, furniture are represented.
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Prescott International Folk Dancers
Sun. 7/23, 3pm
First Congregational Church
Prescott International Folkdancers. We will help you learn dances from several different countries. $3 donation.
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 Here are just a few of the things going on in and around Prescott Arizona this weekend, July 14 – 16, 2017!

 Here are just a few things going on in and around Prescott, AZ this weekend, July 7 – 9, 2017:

Events



Plaza Suite
Fri. 7/7, 7:30pm
Prescott Center for the Arts
Romantic comedy written by Neil Simon, hilarity abounds in this portrait of three couples successively occupying a suite at the Plaza.
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Skull Valley Farmers Market
Fri. 7/7, 8am
Skull Valley Elementary School
The Market features locally grown garden produce and seasonal fruit, home-baked goods, farm raised meat and eggs, plus unique homestead craft items.
more info   map

National Female Playwrights Onstage Festival: Hot Mess 
Fri. 7/7 & Sat. 7/58, times vary
Perkins Hall
The festival features 12 short play and monologues that range from comedies to dramas in a mix of entertaining genres.
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Kids Lego Fridays
Fri. 7/7, 9am-4:45pm
Prescott Valley Public Library
Come in anytime during regular Library hours on Fridays, Legos will be provided, but they must be shared with others.
more info   map

Prescott Summer Concert Series
Fri. 7/7, 6:30-8:30pm
Prescott Courthouse Plaza
Free outdoor Summer Concert every Friday at the Plaza, performing: Road 1 South.
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Prescott Historical Walking Tours 
Fri. 7/7-Sun. 7/9, 10am
Visitor Information Center
Featuring strolls through history to learn of “Prescott’s storied past,” 10 a.m., on most Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, May 5 through Oct. 29.
more info   map

Arizona History Adventure 
Sat. 7/8, 10am-3pm
Sharlot Hall Museum
Young people are encouraged to discover foraging for berries, harvesting wheat, rye and oats, making cheese and more 19th-century activities.
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20th Prescott Indian Art Market
Sat. 7/8 & Sun. 7/9, 9am
Sharlot Hall Museum
wide range of Native Indian art exhibited, activities aimed at engaging young people, from creating rock art symbols to acrylic painting, demonstrations and more.
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Les Femmes des Montage 13th Annual Show and Sale 
Sat. 7/8, 10am-4pm
Marina Room, Hassayampa Inn
The Highland Center will have  a display of what the center offers. A raffle of items donated by each artist will have the proceeds given to the Highland Center.
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Beauty in Abstract
Sat. 7/8-Thurs. 7/13, times vary
Prescott Center for the Arts
Artists will exhibit a wide of styles from Art Deco to Abstract Impressionism to Pop to psychedelic. Wall art, book art, sculpture, glass, ceramics, photography, fiber art, mixed media, furniture are represented.
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“POPS and Patriots” Concert 
Sun. 7/9, 3-5pm
YC Performing Arts Center
Including Richard Rodgers’ “Victory at Sea,” a medley of U.S. military hymns and John Williams’ score from “The Patriot.”
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"Same Time Next Year"
Sun. 7/9, 2-5pm
Prescott Center for the Arts
A comedy love story spanning a life time of yearly meetings.
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Whether you are thinking of selling or you’ve just purchased a home, adding a few touches here, and there can make you the envy of the neighborhood and increase the equity in your home all at the same time.

Top houselogic equity building home improvements

• Hardwood flooring – Refinishing or installing hardwood flooring adds both value and beauty to your home.

• Updated landscaping – From flowing shrubs to flagstone walkways and fresh mulch, updating your landscaping is a sure way to add both curb appeal and equity to your home.
   
• Patio or deck addition – Once you’ve updated your landscaping what better way to enjoy the scenic view than to add a patio or deck.
   
• Roof replacement – From missing shingles to gritty bits of asphalt raining down from your downspouts to high energy bills, replacing your roof not only protects your investment, the rate of return can be as much as 105%.
   
• Insulation – Even though Prescott has a mild 4 season climate, replacing or adding to your insulation is an excellent way to save energy and money on your cooling and heating.
   
• Garage door replacement – Replacing your garage door adds instant curb appeal to your home at a relatively low cost.
   

Once your remodeling is complete sit back and enjoy the fruits of your labor. If of course, you decide that ready to sell your Prescott home, please consider contacting us.

At Kathleen Yamauchi Group Real Estate we utilize in-house marketing strategies that are second to none. Using the very latest real estate advertising technology and employing the services of a professional real estate photographer, your property listing will stand out from the rest.

The bottom line is that at the Kathleen Yamauchi Group, we craft and position the message of your property above all of the other noise in this market.

Contact Prescott Realtor Kathleen Yamauchi Group Real Estate to learn more or call (928)771-1111 today.