“Greetings to all of you as fall approaches in Prescott Valley! One of the exciting things that happened in August is that I, along with Council and select staff, had the first-ever strategic planning session to help identify goals for Prescott Valley and to discover what our identity and branding will look like for the future. Keep an eye on the Town of Prescott Valley Facebook page as new activities, events and businesses come to our community. We invite the Quad Cities to visit and enjoy Prescott Valley as we do.”
Haunting on the Green
Enjoy games, music and a spooky photo booth! And don’t forget to enter the Haunted House and stop by the Prescott Valley Police Department booth for some spooktacular giveaways! The evening will end with a costume contest (for both humans and pets). All ages are welcome; this free event is 6 to 8 p.m., Oct. 29.
Safe Halloween
Don your costumes and visit the Findlay Toyota Center 4 to 7 p.m. on Oct. 31 for Safe Halloween. This free trick-or-treat event has more than 35 businesses, organizations and individuals participating and handing out candy treats. For information on being a vendor, contact Lion Makayla Chadwick at 307-699-4494. Sponsored by the Prescott Valley Early Bird Lions.
Turkey Toss Tournament
Our holiday social corn toss tournament is back on Nov. 20 from 1 to 5 p.m.! $10 from every team registration goes to the Toys for Tots Foundation. Enjoy free, family-friendly activities including an ugly sweater contest at the Boys & Girls Club, 8201 E. Loos Drive. Registration is $20 per team and players must be 13.
Create-A-Tree
Join us in celebrating the 20th annual Create-A-Tree Art Exhibit! Create a tree/wreath; there are no entry or admission fees. Applications are on our website (pvaz.net) and must be submitted by Nov. 20. The tree/wreath exhibit will be displayed Dec. 3 through Jan. 7 at the Prescott Valley Public Library, 7401 E. Skoog Blvd. pvaz.net/828/Create-A-Tree
Public Works crews readying for Civic Center lighting!
The Prescott Valley Public Works Streets Division begins decorating the Civic Center campus with holiday lights during October.
Our Festival of Lights and Night Light Parade will be Dec. 3. A short program will begin at 5:30 p.m. followed by the lighting of the Civic Center. The Night Light Parade will follow down Lakeshore Drive and around Skoog Boulevard., bringing Santa by fire engine to visit with all the youngsters.
Santa’s North Pole Village opens 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Crystal Room at the Prescott Valley Public Library.
