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2014-2015 Calendar of Events (Updated 12/18/2014) December Farmers Markets: Sunrise Farmers Market at Yuma Quartermaster Depot (free park admission) every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more info, call 928-782-0063 or www.YumaFarmersMarket.com. Historic Downtown Yuma - Every Tuesday except holidays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. thru April 1. Benefits Crossroads Mission. For more info, call 425-941-5030. Yuma Palms Regional Center - Every Saturday except holidays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. thru the last Saturday in March. Benefits Crossroads Mission. For more info, call 425-941-5030. Historic Walking Tours of downtown & the riverfront with Steve Cook sponsored by Yuma County Historical Society. Every Tuesday or for groups at other times by special arrangement. There is a charge, proceeds go to local historic preservation, call 928-287-3879 for details and to reserve. Toys for Tots annual toy drive is running now through the week before Christmas. For drop off times, locations, dates and other info, visit www.Yuma-az.ToysForTots.org or call 321-437-8793. December 18 (Somerton Library) Turn Trash into Treasures Families are invited to the Somerton Library at 4 p.m. to turn trash into holiday treasures! No charge to attend, but supplies are limited. For more info, call 928-627-2149. December 18 (The Village at Yuma Palms Mall) Pre-Village Jazz Series Holiday Concert A free Village Jazz Series Special Holiday Concert will feature local jazz icon Jimmy Caves from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Bring your own seating! December 18 (Bonita Mesa RV Park) Cindy Klein Memorial Handbell Choir Annual Christmas Concert, starts at 6:30 p.m. at Bonita Mesa RV Park, 9400 E. North Frontage Road. December 18 (Lutes Casino) Lutes Takeover The Yuma Garden Club will takeover Lutes Casino to support their scholarship program for agriculture students. For more info, call 928-581-3981. December 18 (Historic Yuma Theatre) A Swingin’ Christmas Set in the style of a classic television Christmas Special, this concert will put you “In the Mood” featuring an amazing six-piece swing band and an all-star cast of vocalists boasting credentials ranging from Broadway to American Idol! For more info, call 928-373-5202. December 18-19 Family Golf Clinic – “Junior Golf Clinic” This clinic instructs juniors on the fundamentals of golf, full swing, short game, putting ad rules; for ages 7-17. For more information, call 928-373-5243. December 18-20 (First Christian Church) “The Perfect Christmas” This year’s Christmas celebration will include a production of “The Perfect Christmas.” Free to attend! December 19 (Barnes & Noble) Book Signing Author “Cousin Vinny” will be available to sign copies of his novel “The Devil’s Glove,” at 1 p.m. December 19 (Heritage Library) Christmas Spirit Get into the Christmas Spirit at the Heritage Library at 2 p.m. Kids are invited to come play games, make Christmas crafts and meet Santa! There is no charge to attend, but supplies are limited! For more info, call 928-783-5415. December 19 (Julieanna’s Patio Café) Jazz Nights at Julieanna’s Celebrating America’s Art Form, this performance will feature the Yuma Jazz Company Quintet from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m., and is presented by Julieanna’s and KAWC. For more information, visit www.YumaJazz.com and for reservation info, call 928-317-1961. December 19-21 (Foothills) The Annual Foothills Parade of Christmas Lights starts each evening at 6 p.m. at Foothills Blvd & 46th Street. For more info, call 310-339-2621. December 19-21 (Yuma Transit Center) Holiday Light Tour 7-8:30 p.m. with hot drinks & snacks prior to boarding. For more info, call 928-7832235. December 19-23 (Z Fun Factory) Warren’s Winter Wonderland The Village will be open 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. each night. The cost is $5 and kids can take part in a variety of activities, including an inflatable playground! For more info, call 928-726-6000. December 20 (Humane Society of Yuma) Holiday with HSOY Join the Humane Society of Yuma for a morning of Christmas crafts with your kids while teaching them the importance of caring for Yuma’s homeless pets, starting at 10 a.m. Cost is $20 per child, $50 for 3 children or $65 for 4 children. For more info, call 928-726-1621. December 20 (Somerton) Somerton Tamale Festival presented by El Diabilito ASU Alumni Club. About 85,000 tamales of all varieties will be served up to fund scholarships for local students, along with live music and entertainment. For more info, call 928-388-4837 or go to www.SomertonTamaleFestival.com. December 20 (Bobby’s Territorial Harley Davidson) Motorcycle Christmas Veterans Support Run VFW Post 8242’s 3rd annual support run makes several stops in the Yuma area and offers many great raffle prizes. Entry fee is a $20 donation for each rider and a $10 donation for each passenger. For more info, call Ron at 850-624-8851. December 20 (American Legion Post19) Children’s Christmas Party Presents for kids, train rides, food, drinks, treats and even visits from Santa and Mrs. Claus! Free to attend. For more info, call Richard at 928-344-3441. December 20-21 (Trinity United Methodist Church) Cindy Klein Memorial Handbell Choir Annual Christmas Concert, starts at 4 p.m. at Trinity United Methodist Church at 3030 S. 8th Avenue. December 20-21 (Yuma Civic Center) Yuma Territorial Gun Show. For more info, call 928-373-5040. December 20 (Wellton Library) Christmas Movie Families are invited to attend for free Christmas-themed movies at 2 p.m.. For more info, call 928-7859575. December 20 (Heritage Library) Family Movie Families are invited to attend for a free screening of “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” at 2 pm. For more info, call 928-783-5415. December 20-21 (Snider Auditorium) Yuma Ballet Theatre’s “The Nutcracker” Tickets are on sale at Kohl’s and Dancer’s Workshop. For more info, visit www.YumaBalletTheatre.org or call 928-341-3262. December 21 (St. Paul’s Episcopal Church) Classical Concerts – Curt Sather, Organist This Classical Concert features Curt Sather, an organist who has played in some of the world’s most musical churches. For more info, call 928-782-0166 or 928-782-5155. December 21 (Sun Vista Resort) Desperado – Eagles Tribute Show begins at 7 p.m. For ticket and other info, call 928-726-8920 or visit www.SunVistaResort.com. December 22 (Penny’s Diner) Breakfast with Santa Santa will be having breakfast at Penny’s Diner at 8 a.m.! Come have breakfast with Santa and enjoy face painting and Christmas crafts! For more info, call 928-539-9000. December 22-24 (Champion Church) “Jesus is Born” This live Nativity production starts at 7 p.m. each night. Hot drinks and concessions are available. Dress warm and bring a blanket to sit on. There is no fee to attend, but donations are accepted. For more info, call 928-783-7574. December 22 (Main Library) Teen Movie Teens are invited to come watch a free screening of “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” at 4 p.m. For more info, call 928-373-6483. December 22-23 (Wellton Elementary School Gym) Holiday Kids Club Arts, crafts, games, sports, snacks for kids ages 6-18. For more info and to register, call 928-785-3348. December 23 (Main Library) Teen Movie Teens are invited to come watch a free screening of “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” at 4 p.m. For more info, call 928-373-6483. December 29 (Main Library) Teen Movie Teens are invited to come watch a free screening of “Home Alone” at 4 p.m. For more info, call 928373-6483. December 29-30 (Wellton Elementary School Gym) Holiday Kids Club Arts, crafts, games, sports, snacks for kids ages 6-18. For more info and to register, call 928-785-3348. December 29 (Main Library) Teen Movie Teens are invited to come watch a free screening of “The Giver” at 4 p.m. For more info, call 928-3736483. December 29-31 (Clymer Recreation Center) Winter Break Scrapbooking Kids ages 8-14 can join this scrapbooking group, which meets from 1 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. each day. The cost is only $20. For more info, call 928-373-5243. January 2015 Farmers Markets: Sunrise Farmers Market at Yuma Quartermaster Depot (free park admission) every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more info, call 928-782-0063 or www.YumaFarmersMarket.com. Historic Downtown Yuma - Every Tuesday except holidays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. thru April 1. Benefits Crossroads Mission. For more info, call 425-941-5030. Yuma Palms Regional Center - Every Saturday except holidays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. thru the last Saturday in March. Benefits Crossroads Mission. For more info, call 425-941-5030. Field to Feast Tours: January 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22, 24, 28, 29, and 31. Hands-on ag tour departs from Quartermaster Depot. Advance reservations required, for info and tickets call 800-293-0071 or 928-783-0071. Savor Yuma Culinary Tours January 6 & 21. Join us for a progressive dinner with friends. Advance reservations required, for info and tickets call 800-293-0071 or 928-783-0071. Historic Walking Tours of downtown & the riverfront with Steve Cook sponsored by Yuma County Historical Society. Every Tuesday or for groups at other times by special arrangement. There is a charge, proceeds go to local historic preservation, call 928-287-3879 for details and to reserve. January 2 (Historic Yuma Theatre) Squeeze Box – Mollie B Polka Party Join the fun with a good old fashioned Polka Party! For more info, call 928-373-5202. January 2 (Julieanna’s Patio Café) Jazz Nights at Julieanna’s Celebrating America’s Art Form, this performance will feature the Yuma Jazz Company Quintet from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m., and is presented by Julieanna’s and KAWC. For more information, visit www.YumaJazz.com and for reservation info, call 928-317-1961. January 3 (Westwind RV and Golf Resort) Rave On! A salute to the music of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, The Big Bopper and Dion and the Belmonts For more info, call 928-342-2992 or visit www.WestWindRVGolfResort.com. January 3-4 (Yuma County Fairgrounds) Murphy’s Gun Show. For more info, call 928-726-4420. January 6 (Historic Yuma Theatre) Class of ’65 In this recurring series, which highlights Billboard’s Top 100 from fifty years ago, this Class of ’65 show will feature all the top hits from the year 1965! There are so many enduring hits, our hard-rockin’ band might have to do them all! For more info, call 928-373-5202. January 8 (Country Roads RV Park) “Take It To the Limit” Come check out this great Eagles Tribute Show! For ticket info, visit www.CountryRoadsYuma.com or call 928-344-8910 x110. January 9 (The Palms RV Resort) Country Legends in Concert Enjoy a great afternoon of the best of the best in Country Music. Shows at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. For ticket and other info, call 928-341-4646. January 9-11 (Yuma Civic Center) Arizona Antique Show. For more info, call 928-373-5040. January 9-11 (Jaycee Clubhouse) Yuma Jaycee’s 39th Annual Worthen Memorial Old Time Fiddle Contest. For more info, call 928-3445451. January 10 (West Wetlands Park) New Year’s Resolution Run Get your year started off right! Cost is $12 to pre-register, $20 onsite. For more info, visit www.YumaAZ.gov/Events. January 10 (Historic Downtown) City of Yuma’s Military Appreciation Day, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. This annual event honors active and retired service personnel and features historic photographs, speakers, and presentations plus vendors of all varieties. For more info, call 928-373-5028. January 10 (Yuma County Fairgrounds) Gear Head Car Show. Vehicles of all years/makes/models with and without modifications will be on display, live bands, food vendors, raffles, kid zone and much, much more! For more info, visit www.GearHeadsAZ.com or call 928-271-3398 or 928-345-0982. January 10 (Westwind RV and Golf Resort) “One Voice” – Bethany Owens Bethany brings her Vegas show to Yuma, performing her voice impressions of legendary celebrities. For more info, call 928-342-2992 or visit www.WestWindRVGolfResort.com. January 10-11 (Yuma Territorial Prison) Gathering of the Gunfighters brings Old West re-enactment groups from around the Southwest for two days of fun competition—and lots of shootin’, hollerin’ and actin’! For info call 928-783-4771 January 11 (Historic Yuma Theatre) New Christy Minstrels An original folk band of the sixties – Randy Sparks and other members brought back the folksy side of music. For more info, call 928-373-5202. January 11 (Sun Vista Resort) Journey Unlimited – Tribute to Journey Show begins at 7 p.m. For ticket and other info, call 928-726-8920 or visit www.SunVistaResort.com. January 13 Farmer to Farmer “technical” ag tour for those with a background in farming departs from the Quartermaster Depot. Advance reservations required, for info and tickets call 800-293-0071 or 928783-0071. January 13 Blues and Soul Explosion – A Salute to the Music of the Blues Brothers This production salutes Chicago’s own blues-loving rabble-rousers: The Blues Brothers! You’ll be dancing in the aisles to such favorites as Soul Man, Sweet Home Chicago and many more! For more info, call 928-373-5202. January 13 Behind the Big Guns Tour. This inside look at Yuma Proving Ground departs from Yuma Quartermaster Depot. Advance reservations required, for info and tickets call 800-293-0071 or 928-783-0071. January 14 (Historic Yuma Theatre) Puttin’ on the Ritz Irving Berlin’s music defined 20th century America. This prolific and Academy Award-winning composer wrote more than 1,500 songs. Join us for an evening of remembrance and reverence – sit Cheek to Cheek with your sweetie because we’ll definitely be Puttin’ on the Ritz! For more info, call 928-3735202. January 16-17 (Yuma Readiness & Community Center) 10th Annual Woodcarving Expo, with demonstrations, raffles, local and out-of-town vendors. For more info, call 928-373-5000. January 16 Date Night – Join YVB for a gourmet served in a date grove with a menu featuring Medjool dates. Advance reservations required, for info and tickets call 800-293-0071 or 928-783-0071. January 16 (Historic Yuma Theatre) Hot August Night The Ultimate Neil Diamond Tribute! For ticket and other info, call 928-373-5202. January 16 (The Palms RV Resort) Rod Stewart Tribute Gregory Wolfe, a tribute singer whose look and voice mirrors Rod Stewart so closely, you’ll believe he’s the real deal. Show begins at 7 p.m. For ticket and other info, call 928-341-4646. January 16 (Julieanna’s Patio Café) Jazz Nights at Julieanna’s Celebrating America’s Art Form, this performance will feature the Yuma Jazz Company Quintet from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m., and is presented by Julieanna’s and KAWC. For more information, visit www.YumaJazz.com and for reservation info, call 928-317-1961. January 16-17 (Yuma Civic Center) Desert Lily Quilters Annual Quilt Show “Ribbon and Roses” – Antique Quilt Bed Turning, Demonstrations, Country Store, Door prizes and much more! For more info, call 928-782-5529. January 17 North End Classic Criterium Bike Race, For more information, call 920-8482. January 17 (Yuma County Fairgrounds) Annual 4H BBQ. For more info, call 928-726-4420 January 17 (Yuma to Wellton) Tractor Rodeo 2015 Start with Breakfast in Yuma at 8 a.m. and end in Wellton for a BBQ at 11:30 p.m. Fun for all ages! Admission is only $5. For more info, call 928-336-7043 January 17 (Madison Ave) German Fest on Madison 10a.m.-8p.m., musik, gut essen und bier! For more info, call 928-329-4777 January 17 (Das Bratwurst Haus) Volksmarch (People’s March) 5K Be a part of the first annual City of Yuma Volksmarch (people’s march) 5K. It starts and ends at Das Bratwurst Haus, for the German Fest on Madison! Cost is $5 and kids 12 and under are free. Register onsite or online at www.YumaAZ.gov/Events. January 17 (Wellton) Wellton Tractor Rodeo benefits Yuma Regional Medical Foundation. Biscuit & sausage breakfast, barbecue beef dinner, entertainment, tractor rodeo games, antique tractor pull, assorted food & demonstration booths, games and rides. Wellton-Mohawk Irrigation & Drainage District, 30570 Wellton Mohawk Drive. For more information, call 928-344-2000. January 17 (Westwind RV and Golf Resort) Abbacadabra “The Ultimate Abba Tribute!” For more info, call 928-342-2992 or visit www.WestWindRVGolfResort.com. January 18 (Yuma Civic Center) Mexicali Expo. For more info, call 928-373-5040. January 18 (St. Paul’s Episcopal Church) Classical Concerts – AWC Music Faculty Several of the accomplished Faculty of AWC’s Music Department will be playing. For more info, call 928-782-0166 or 928-782-5155. January 8 (Sun Vista Resort) The Doo-Wah Riders Show begins at 7 p.m. For ticket and other info, call 928-726-8920 or visit www.SunVistaResort.com. January 23-25 (Yuma County Fairgrounds) Potpourri Arts & Crafts Show. For more info, call 928-726-4420 or 928-329-8634. January 23-25 (Yuma Civic Center) American Shows Yuma Home & Garden Show. For more info, call 928-373-5040. January 24 (Yuma County Fairgrounds) SAILA (Southern Arizona International Livestock Association) Livestock Show. For more info, call 928726-4420. January 24 (YRMC Admin Building) Health Insurance Enrollment Fair The Affordable Care Act requires everyone to have health insurance or pay a fine. Join Yuma Regional Medical Center as we assist the community with the education, resources and assistance needed to enroll for coverage in AHCCCS or the Health Insurance Marketplace. For more info, call 928-336-7011 or visit www.yumaregional.org/coveryumacounty. January 24 (The Palms RV Resort) Face to Face The ultimate tribute to Sir Elton John and Billy Joel, begins at 7 p.m. For ticket and other information, call 928-341-4646. January 24 (Westwind RV and Golf Resort) Doo-Wop Divas Four Divas relive the golden years of doo-wop and early Rock and Roll. For ticket and other info, call 928-342-2992 or visit www.WestWindRVGolfResort.com. January 25 (Sun Vista Resort) Harmik – Tribute to Tom Jones Show begins at 7 p.m. For ticket and other info, call 928-726-8920 or visit www.SunVistaResort.com. January 28 (Historic Yuma Theatre) Acrobats of China This acrobatic troupe originally from Beijing is coming from Branson, MO, where they perform 6 months out of the year in their own “Chinese Palace” Theater. For more info, call 928-373-5202. January 29 Doo-Wop Divas You’ll fall head-over-heels for these four knock-outs as they re-live the golden years of doo-wop and early Rock and Roll. For ticket and other info, call 928-373-5202. January 29 (Sun Vista Resort) Brothers Four Show begins at 7 p.m. For ticket and other info, call 928-726-8920 or visit www.SunVistaResort.com. January 29-31 (Foothills Library) Mountain Shadows Artists Association Annual Art Show. For more info, call 928-345-9503. January 30 (Historic Yuma Theatre) The Neil Sedaka Legacy A tribute to the music of Neil Sedaka! For ticket and other info, call 928-373-5202. January 30 (The Palms RV Resport) Garth Brooks and Faith Hill Tribute This great tribute duet begins the show at 7 p.m. For ticket and other info, call 928-341-4646. January 30 (Julieanna’s Patio Café) Jazz Nights at Julieanna’s Celebrating America’s Art Form, this performance will feature the Yuma Jazz Company Quintet from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m., and is presented by Julieanna’s and KAWC. For more information, visit www.YumaJazz.com and for reservation info, call 928-317-1961. January 30-Feb. 1 (Yuma Civic Center) Anderson’s Americana Indian Art & Jewelry Show. For more info, call 928-373-5040. January 31 (Cocopah Casino Resort) Yuma Territorial Marathon and Half Marathon. This certified, chip-timed race is a good bet for fast times because it's a flat, low-altitude, out-and-back course. For more info, call 928-343-1715 or go to www.YumaMarathon.com. January 31 (Westwind RV and Golf Resort) The Piano Man Terrie Davis celebrates the music of Billy Joel and Elton John For more info, call 928-342-2992 or visit www.WestWindRVGolfResort.com. January 31 (AWC Schoening Conference Center) Cabaret Dinner Theatre Join us for an evening of Cabaret themed entertainment by the AWC Fine Arts students. Tickets are $50 and all proceeds go directly to scholarship funds. For more info, please call 928-344-1720. January 31 (Yuma Pioneer Cemetery) Dining With the Dead The 13th Annual walking tour will be at the Yuma Pioneer Cemetery, and will feature dinner with Colorado River Riders re-enactment group portraying early citizens of Yuma. Dinner catered and served by Texas Roadhouse. All proceeds benefit Saddles of Joy. Dinner and Tour = $25; Tour Only = $15. For more info, call 928-247-3924. January 31-February 1 (Quartermaster Depot) Civil War Days lets you experience living history with two re-enactment battles each day. For more info, call 928-373-5198. February Farmers Markets: Sunrise Farmers Market at Yuma Quartermaster Depot (free park admission) every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more info, call 928-782-0063 or www.YumaFarmersMarket.com. Historic Downtown Yuma - Every Tuesday except holidays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. thru April 1. Benefits Crossroads Mission. For more info, call 425-941-5030. Yuma Palms Regional Center - Every Saturday except holidays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. thru the last Saturday in March. Benefits Crossroads Mission. For more info, call 425-941-5030. Field to Feast Tours: February 4, 5, 7, 11, 12, 18, 19, 21. Hands-on ag tour departs from Quartermaster Depot. Advance reservations required, for info and tickets call 800-293-0071 or 928-783-0071. Savor Yuma Culinary Tours February 3 & 18. Join us for a progressive dinner with friends. Advance reservations required, for info and tickets call 800-293-0071 or 928-783-0071. Historic Walking Tours of downtown & the riverfront with Steve Cook sponsored by Yuma County Historical Society. Every Tuesday or for groups at other times by special arrangement. There is a charge, proceeds go to local historic preservation, call 928-287-3879 for details and to reserve. February 1 (Quartermaster Depot) Civil War Days lets you experience living history with two re-enactment battles each day. For more info, call 928-373-5198. February 1 (Yuma Civic Center) Anderson’s Americana Indian Art & Jewelry Show. For more info, call 928-373-5040. February 6 (The Palms RV Resort) The Guess Who A Canadian rock band from Winnipeg, The Guess Who gained notoriety in the U.S. in the late 1960s with several hit singles such as “American Woman,” “These Eyes” and “Share the Land.” For ticket and other info, call 928-341-4646. February 6-8 (Yuma County Fairgrounds) Two Rivers Renaissance Faire. Experience the 16th century with merriment for all, including fire dancers, jugglers, musicians & singers performing bawdy songs & more! For more info, call 928-2572056. February 7 (Gateway Park) Boogie, Brews and Blues Festival Join the City of Yuma Heritage Festivals and Robb Bower Presents, as they present a day of live music, food and festivities along the Colorado River. For more info, visit www.Robb-BowerPresents.com or call 928-373-5028. February 7 (Historic North End) Redondo Days gala fundraising dinner and auction to benefit Yuma County Historical Society. For more info, call 928-782-1841, www.ArizonaHistoricalSociety.org. February 8 (St. Paul’s Episcopal Church) Classical Concerts – Steven Hennig, Trumpet Local artist Steven Hennig, founder of the Yuma Jazz Company, will be playing his 4 th appearance in the Classical Concerts Series. For more info, call 928-782-0166 or 928-782-5155. February 10 Farmer to Farmer “technical” ag tour for those with a background in farming departs from the Quartermaster Depot. Advance reservations required, for info and tickets call 800-293-0071 or 928783-0071. February 10 Tumblin’ Tumbleweeds – A Salute to Gunfighter Ballads and Songs of the West Relax after a long day on the trail and enjoy a show that captures the essence of Arizona and the Old West through classic Country-Western music and old-fashioned storytelling. Join our cowboy crooners as they play and sing hits from Mary Robbins, Gene Autry and the Sons of the Pioneers. For more info, call 928-373-5202. February 10 Behind the Big Guns Tour. This inside look at Yuma Proving Ground departs from Yuma Quartermaster Depot. Advance reservations required, for info and tickets call 800-293-0071 or 928-783-0071. February 12 Surf Rock Beach Pary! This half concert/half party will feature your favorite summertime hits – from the Beach Boys and Dick Dale to Jimmy Buffett and the Ventures. Grab y our board, put on your craziest Hawaiian shirt and join us! For more info, call 928-373-5202. February 13 Date Night – Join YVB for a gourmet served in a date grove with a menu featuring Medjool dates. Advance reservations required, for info and tickets call 800-293-0071 or 928-783-0071. February 13 (Historic Downtown Yuma) Yuma Rotary’s Mardi Gras Event Lots of local music and family fun! For more information, call 928-783-4333. February 13 (Julieanna’s Patio Café) Jazz Nights at Julieanna’s Celebrating America’s Art Form, this performance will feature the Yuma Jazz Company Quintet from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m., and is presented by Julieanna’s and KAWC. For more information, visit www.YumaJazz.com and for reservation info, call 928-317-1961. February 13 (Historic Yuma Theatre) A Tribute to Shania Twain and Tim McGraw An amazing tribute to Shania Twain and Tim McGraw, direct from Vegas! For more info, call 928-3735202. February 13-15 (Yuma Civic Center) Yuma Square & Round Dance Festival with cuers and callers from around the region. For more info, call 928-373-5040. February 13-15 (Yuma County Fairgrounds) 70th Annual Yuma Jaycee Silver Spur Rodeo. PRCA-sanctioned rodeo draws top cowboys & cowgirls from the Turquoise Circuit & beyond. For more info, call Peggy Collins at 928-446-2443. February 14 (Historic North End) Silver Spur Rodeo Parade with vehicles, horses, clowns, dance groups, and bands. For more info, call Peggy Collins at 928-446-2443. February 14 (Foothills Library) Potpourri Artists Arts and Crafts Show Art demonstration, food, music and prizes. For more info, call 928-329-6659. February 14 (Westwind RV and Golf Resort) Surf Rock Beach Party This half concert/half party will feature your favorite, classic summertime hits! For more info, call 928342-2992 or visit www.WestWindRVGolfResort.com. February 14 (The Palms RV Resort) Cahal Dunne Valentine’s Day Death by Chocolate Desserts at 6:30 p.m. and show begins at 7 p.m. For ticket and other info, call 928-341-4646. February 15 (YCC) Yuma Masonic Lodge Annual Barbecue. For more info, call 928-373-5040. February 15 (Sun Vista Resort) Danny Vernon – “Illusion of Elvis” Show begins at 7 p.m. For ticket and other info, call 928-726-8920 or visit www.SunVistaResort.com. February 17 (Yuma Civic Center) Canadian Snowbird Association Meeting. For more info, call 928-373-5040 February 18 (Sun Vista Resort) Bob Shortt – “The Many Sides of Bob” Show begins at 7 p.m. For ticket and other info, call 928-726-8920 or visit www.SunVistaResort.com. February 20 (The Palms RV Resort) John Davidson This multi-talented singer/actor takes the stage at 7 p.m. For ticket and other info, call 928-341-4646. February 20 (Julieanna’s Patio Café) Jazz Nights at Julieanna’s Celebrating America’s Art Form, this performance will feature the Yuma Jazz Company Trio from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m., and is presented by Julieanna’s and KAWC. For more information, visit www.YumaJazz.com and for reservation info, call 928-317-1961. February 21 (Madison Ave) Redondo Days Family Fiesta, with free historical presentations, pioneer cookin’ and fun for the all. For more info, call 928-782-1841, arizonahistoricalsociety.org. February 21 (Yuma Civic Center) Sons of Norway 13th Annual Scandinavian Festival. For more info, call 928-373-5040. February 21 (Westwind RV and Golf Resort) Jim Curry’s Tribute to John Denver Join acclaimed performer Jim Curry for this tribute to the music of one of the most beloved singer/songwriters ever to grace the state. For more info, call 928-342-2992 or visit www.WestWindRVGolfResort.com. February 19-22 (Yuma County Fairgrounds) 2014 Yuma Hamfest/Arizona Section Convention. American Radio Relay League sanctioned event. Talk-in Freq. 146.840 MHz (-) PL Tone: 88.5. For more info, go to www.YumaHamfest.org. February 19-21 (Yuma Art Center/Historic North End) 36th Annual Yuma Art Symposium. This total-immersion art event includes exhibitions, events, demonstrations and performances by nationally and internationally recognized and emerging artists in metal, clay, photography, printmaking, wood, painting, and sculpture. For more info, call 928-782-1934 or go to www.YumaSymposium.org. February 20-21 (Mary Elizabeth Post Auditorium) 15th Annual Snowbird Jammers Jam benefit for YRMC School Health Program. For more info, call Lorne Tveit at 928-329-6236. February 23-27 (AZ Western College) International Spinach Conference. For more info, contact Kristan Sheppeard at 928-246-3408. February 24 (Historic Yuma Theatre) Travelin’ Man – A Salute to Ricky Nelson and Teen Idols Teenage girls around the globe swooned every time 50s and 60s –era teen idols Ricky Nelson, Fabian, Bobby Rydell and Paul Anka hit the stage. Travelin’ Man celebrates all those songs that set hearts fluttering! For more info, call 928-373-5202. February 24-27 (AZ Western College) Southwest Agriculture Summit farming industry conference. For more info, call 928-783-9355 or go to swagsummit.com. February 26 (Yuma Civic Center) COY Senior Games Closing Ceremonies. For more info, call 928-373-5040. February 26 (QMD) Harvest Dinner. Proceeds from this gala celebration of Yuma agriculture community help fund local ag scholarships. For more info, call 928-376-0100 or go to www.LettuceDays.com/harvestdinner. February 27 (Julieanna’s Patio Café) Jazz Nights at Julieanna’s Celebrating America’s Art Form, this performance will feature the Yuma Jazz Company Quintet from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m., and is presented by Julieanna’s and KAWC. For more information, visit www.YumaJazz.com and for reservation info, call 928-317-1961. February 27 (Historic Yuma Theatre) “Diamond” Dave Somerville The Rock & Roll History Bus Tour, featuring the Lead Singer from The Diamonds! For more info, call 928-373-5202. February 27 & 28 (MCAS) 53rd Annual Marine Corp Air Station Yuma Airshow and Open House. With the theme of "Yuma Air Circus," this year’s air show will include rehearsals, a children’s expo and a twilight preview on Friday as well as daylong performances and displays Saturday. For more info, call Greg McShane 928-2693327 or go to www.YumaAirShow.com. February 28 (Yuma Civic Center) Hui ‘O Hawai’i of Yuma Luau. For more info, call 928-373-5040. February 28 (Imperial Valley Mall/Lutes Casino) 3:10 to Yuma 30 or 60 Mile Bike Ride Each ride has a different starting point, but they all end at Lutes Casino! For more info call Brian McNeece at 760-355-6438. February 28 & March 1 (University of Arizona Yuma Ag Center) Yuma Lettuce Days Festival goes “down on the farm” on the UA research farm (6425 W. 8th St.) with live cooking demonstrations and contests, product samples, farm and equipment displays, fun for kids, music, entertainment and lots of food and drink. For more info, go to www.YumaLettuceDays.com. February 28 (Yuma County Fairgrounds) Belt Buckle Blow Out Livestock Show. For more info, call 928-726-4420. February 28 (Historic Yuma Theatre) Riders in the Sky They’re back in Yuma after touring the world. The Riders will sing, yodel, and play guitars, accordions and fiddles. For more info, call 928-373-5202. February 28 (Westwind RV and Golf Resort) The Gordy and Debbie Show This musical duo performs a variety of country, 50s, 60s, gospel and patriotic tunes! For more info, call 928-342-2992 or visit www.WestWindRVGolfResort.com. March Farmers Markets: Sunrise Farmers Market at Yuma Quartermaster Depot (free park admission) every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more info, call 928-782-0063 or www.YumaFarmersMarket.com. Historic Downtown Yuma - Every Tuesday except holidays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. thru April 1. Benefits Crossroads Mission. For more info, call 425-941-5030. Yuma Palms Regional Center - Every Saturday except holidays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. thru the last Saturday in March. Benefits Crossroads Mission. For more info, call 425-941-5030. Field to Feast Tours: March 4 & 5. Hands-on ag tour departs from Quartermaster Depot. Advance reservations required, for info and tickets call 800-293-0071 or 928-783-0071. Savor Yuma Culinary Tours March 3 & 11. Join us for a progressive dinner with friends. Advance reservations required, for info and tickets call 800-293-0071 or 928-783-0071. Historic Walking Tours of downtown & the riverfront with Steve Cook sponsored by Yuma County Historical Society. Every Tuesday or for groups at other times by special arrangement. There is a charge, proceeds go to local historic preservation, call 928-287-3879 for details and to reserve. March 1 (University of Arizona Yuma Ag Center) Yuma Lettuce Days Festival goes “down on the farm” on the UA research farm (6425 W. 8th St.) with live cooking demonstrations and contests, product samples, farm and equipment displays, fun for kids, music, entertainment and lots of food and drink. For more info, go to www.YumaLettuceDays.com. March 3 The Best of Broadway Four talented vocalists present a riveting salute to the music of the Great White Way in this concert production highlighting Broadway’s greatest hits with a mix of old and new – from “Oklahoma” and “West Side Story” to modern classics including “Les Miserable” and favorites from Andrew Lloyd Webber. For more info, call 928-373-5202. March 3 Farmer to Farmer “technical” ag tour for those with a background in farming departs from the Quartermaster Depot. Advance reservations required, for info and tickets call 800-293-0071 or 928783-0071. March 5 (Yuma Main Library/ AWC) One Book Yuma This year’s One Book Yuma selection is Lady at the O.K. Corral: The True Story of Josephine Marcus Earp. Author Ann Kirschner will be in Yuma for community discussions, Q&A and book signings: 2p.m.4p.m. at the Yuma Main Library; 6p.m.-8p.m. at the AWC/NAU Schoening Conference Center. For more info, call 928-373-6483. March 5 (The Palms RV Resort) Spittin’ Image in Concert A duo of identical twins, these talented musicians take the stage at 7 p.m. For ticket and other info, call 928-341-4646. March 6 (Historic Yuma Theatre) ABBA Fab The Premier ABBA Experience! For more info, call 928-373-5202. March 6-8 (Various locations) 9th Annual Studio Tour Mountain Shadows Artists Association member’s studios. For more info, call 928-345-9503. March 6-8 (Desert Sun Stadium) 23rd Annual Midnight at the Oasis. This classic car show features more than 1,000 classic cars, plus vendors, food, rides for the kids, Friday and Saturday evening concerts and a “cruise-in” to kick things off. For more info, call 928-343-1715 or go to www.MidnightAtTheOasis.net. March 7 (Yuma Quartermaster Depot) Arizona Archaeology Expo, free, educational event for adults and children alike that features Native American craft demonstrations, field trips, and informational booths on Arizona's prehistoric and historic heritage. For more info, call 800-293-0071 or 928-783-0071. March 7 (Westwind RV and Golf Resort) Country Gold Enjoy lots of various classic country tunes sung live by legendary performers! For more info, call 928342-2992 or visit www.WestWindRVGolfResort.com. March 10 (Historic Yuma Theatre) Luck of the Irish – A Salute to Music, Dance and comedy from the Emerald Isle This show promises plenty of surprises: you might find yourself doing a jig, singing along with an Irish fiddler, playing a penny whistle, reciting a limerick or taking party in an authentic contra-dance! For more info, all 928-373-5202. March 11 (The Palms RV Resort) Bernie and Red If you’re looking for good professional entertainment, Bernie and Red are a fresh, original and funny husband and wife team. Show begins at 7 p.m. For ticket and other info, call 928-341-4646. March 13 Date Night – Join YVB for a gourmet served in a date grove with a menu featuring Medjool dates. Advance reservations required, for info and tickets call 800-293-0071 or 928-783-0071. March 13 (The Palms RV Resort) Chubby Checker Live, in concert! Shows are at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. For ticket and other info, call 928-341-4646. March 13 (Julieanna’s Patio Café) Jazz Nights at Julieanna’s Celebrating America’s Art Form, this performance will feature the Yuma Jazz Company Quintet from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m., and is presented by Julieanna’s and KAWC. For more information, visit www.YumaJazz.com and for reservation info, call 928-317-1961. March 14 (Westwind RV and Golf Resort) Bring Back that Lovin’ Feelin’ A Salute to the Righteous Brothers and Blue-Eyed Soul. For more info, call 928-342-2992 or visit www.WestWindRVGolfResort.com. March 15 Bring Back that Lovin’ Feelin’ – A Salute to Righteous Brothers and Blue-Eyed Soul Sensational artists such as The Righteous Brothers, The Kingsmen, The Rascals and Dion were the cornerstones of this movement, and their music has inspired artists ever since. This concert features classics including Unchained Melody, Just Once in My Life, Louie Louie and The Wanderer. For more info, call 928-373-5202. March 15 (St. Paul’s Episcopal Church) Classical Concerts – Julianna Osinchuck & Anistasia, Piano and Voice This dazzling duo has performed all over the world for many years, and now in Yuma. For more info, call 928-782-0166 or 928-782-5155. March 18 Behind the Big Guns Tour. This inside look at Yuma Proving Ground departs from Yuma Quartermaster Depot. Advance reservations required, for info and tickets call 800-293-0071 or 928-783-0071. March 18 (Historic Yuma Theatre) 3 Redneck Tenors Back by popular demand, these refugees from a Texas Roadhouse, these classically trained tenors put a spin on the greatest tenors hits, southern style. For more info, call 928-373-5202. March 20 (Julieanna’s Patio Café) Jazz Nights at Julieanna’s Celebrating America’s Art Form, this performance will feature the Pete Pancrazi Trio from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m., and is presented by Julieanna’s and KAWC. For more information, visit www.YumaJazz.com and for reservation info, call 928-317-1961. March 20 (Historic Yuma Theatre) The Spouse Whisperer Mark Cordes, The Spouse Whisperer. For more information, call 928-373-5202. March 21 (The Palms RV Resort) American Trilogy Tribute performers take the stage at Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, Neil Diamond and a special tribute to Connie Francis. Show begins at 7 p.m. For ticket and other info, call 928-341-4646. March 21-22 (Yuma Civic Center) Murphy’s Gun Show. For more info, call 928-373-5040 March 24 (Historic Yuma Theatre) American Made – A Salute to the Oak Ridge Boys, the Statler Brothers and Country Gospel! Nothing rivals the pure sound of a country-gospel quartet, and we’re bringing you one of the best! The Presidio Boys masterfully recreate the hits of Country and Gospel Music’s favorite vocal groupsincluding the Oak Ridge Boys, the Statler Brothers, the Cathedrals and more! For more info, call 928373-5202. March 28 (Historic Downtown) 4th Annual Music on Main. Free entertainment and lots of vendors, fun, and food. For more info, call 928-373-5028. March 28 (Historic Yuma Theatre) Good Rockin’ LIVE! – A salute to Sun Records and the Birth of Rock and Roll This live concert event pays tribute to the birth of rock and roll and the music legends Sun Records helped propel to stardom. Good Rockin’ Live tells the tale of how rock was born through the music and stories of those who lived it. For more info, call 928-373-5202. March 31-April 5 (Yuma County Fairgrounds) Yuma County Fair. For more info, call 928-726-4420. April Sunrise Farmers Market at Yuma Quartermaster Depot (free park admission) every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more info, call 928-782-0063 or www.YumaFarmersMarket.com. Historic Walking Tours of downtown & the riverfront with Steve Cook sponsored by Yuma County Historical Society. Every Tuesday or for groups at other times by special arrangement. There is a charge, proceeds go to local historic preservation, call 928-287-3879 for details and to reserve. April 1-5 (Yuma County Fairgrounds) Yuma County Fair. For more info, call 928-726-4420 or go to www.YumaFair.com. April 10-12 (Desert Hills & Las Barrancas) 29th Annual P.K. Hodges S.W. Ag Golf Tournament to benefit Hospice of Yuma. For more info, call 928343-2222 or go to www.HospiceOfYuma.com. April 10 (Julieanna’s Patio Café) Jazz Nights at Julieanna’s Celebrating America’s Art Form, this performance will feature the Yuma Jazz Company Trio from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m., and is presented by Julieanna’s and KAWC. For more information, visit www.YumaJazz.com and for reservation info, call 928-317-1961. April 11 (Yuma Civic Center) 5th Annual Tunes & Tacos Festival. For more info, call 928-373-5040. April 17-19 (Yuma County Fairgrounds) Prison Hill Motorcycle Run. For more info, call 928-726-4420. April 17 (Julieanna’s Patio Café) Jazz Nights at Julieanna’s Celebrating America’s Art Form, this performance will feature the Yuma Jazz Company Quintet from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m., and is presented by Julieanna’s and KAWC. For more information, visit www.YumaJazz.com and for reservation info, call 928-317-1961. April 18 (Historic Downtown) ARTbeat-an outdoor juried art show that features local and regional artists working on a variety of media. For more info, call928-373-5202. April 25 (Yuma Civic Center) Relay for Life. For more info, call 928-373-5040. May Historic Walking Tours of downtown & the riverfront with Steve Cook sponsored by Yuma County Historical Society. Every Tuesday or for groups at other times by special arrangement. There is a charge, proceeds go to local historic preservation, call 928-287-3879 for details and to reserve. May 1 (Historic Down Town) Cinco de Mayo Menos Cuatro block party. 6p.m. to 11p.m. For more info, call 928-373-5028. May 2 (Yuma Civic Center) City of Yuma Parks & Recreation Camp Out. For more info, call 928-373-5040. *Dates & times are subject to change* For an updated copy of our Calendar of events go to www.VisitYuma.com