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2014-2015 Calendar of Events
(Updated 02/12/2015)
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.
Arizona Marketplace Farmer’s Market is every Thursday through Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
at 3351 South Avenue 4E. For more info, call 928-328-1088.
Field to Feast Tours:
February 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 12 (Yuma Palms Village)
Village Jazz Series – John Cain Trio featuring Katie Cat
San Diego-based pianist John Cain appeared last year with his trio and vocalist Katie Cat and was a
huge hit. Don’t miss them this year! Event begins at 6 p.m., is free, open to the public of all ages and
attendees are encouraged to bring their own seating. For more information, visit
www.YumaJazz.com/village/.
February 12
Surf Rock Beach Party!
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 (Tina’s Cocina)
Valentine Gourmet Dinner
Learn to make vibrant dishes using Yuma’s fresh produce, from two of Yuma’s most exciting chefs!
This class will be about creating a Gourmet Dinner for your Valentine. For ticket info and to reserve
your seat, call 928-210-3328.
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 (Grace Bible Fellowship)
Valentines and More III
Come and enjoy a homemade dinner and special entertainment! Tickets are $17.50 for singles, $35 for
couples and all proceeds will fund a medical and dental mission trip to Nicaragua. For more
information, call 928-920-0800.
February 13-15 (Yuma Civic Center)
Yuma Square & Round Dance Festival
Cuers and callers from around the region will be attending! 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.
“Romantic Classics”
Yuma Orchestra Association proudly presents “Romantic Classics” Concert, starting at 7 p.m. Enjoy
hearing your romantic favorites performed live! For more info, visit www.YumaOrchestra.org or call
928-246-6715.
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 (Yuma Civic Center)
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.SunVistaRVResort.com.
February 16 (Lutes Casino)
Kelly Hughes Live
Come see Kelly Hughes play live at Lutes Casino from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. What a great show!
Canadian Snowbird Association Meeting
February 17 (Main Library)
Family Literacy Workshops
The Yuma County Library District, in collaboration with Eight-Arizona PBS Educational Outreach, will
provide a series of free Family Literacy Workshops. The series will increase understanding of reading
and language development of children up to 5 years old. Workshops begin at 5 p.m., are available in
Spanish and child care will be provided. Workshops are FREE, but space is limited. To register, call 602496-7004 or visit www.azpbs.org/workshop.
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.SunVistaRVResort.com.
February 19 (Heritage Library)
The Lost Art of Letter Writing
Librarian Laurie Boone will present “The Lost Art of Letter Writing” at 10:30 a.m. Take a nostalgic look
at letter writing throughout history and view letters from the Arizona Historical Society Rio-Colorado
Archives. There is no charge to attend. For more info, call 928-783-5415.
Pet Friendly Yards
At 4 p.m., Master Gardener JoAnne Mowczko will present “Pet Friendly Yards” and teach you how to
make your yard a place you and your pets can enjoy. There is no charge to attend. For more info call
928-782-1871.
Village Jazz Series – Joshua White Trio
One of the best young jazz pianists in the world today, Joshua will appear in Yuma with his own highlyregarded trio. Event begins at 6 p.m., is free, open to the public of all ages and attendees are
encouraged to bring their own seating. For more information, visit www.YumaJazz.com/village/.
Mixology/Hors d’oeuvres/Whiskey Tasting
This class will give you an insight behind the bar. For ticket info and to reserve your seat, call 928-2103328.
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 (The Village Art Gallery)
Yuma Farm Workers Exhibit
The art of Pamela Carvajal Drapala will be on display from 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m., where a new
painting will be unveiled. For more info, call 928-580-4770.
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.
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
February 20-21 (Mary Elizabeth Post Auditorium)
15th Annual Snowbird Jammers Jam
This is to benefit for YRMC School Health Program.
For more info, call Lorne Tveit at 928-329-6236.
Yuma Hamfest
Come out for a variety of fun times! Vendors, exhibitors, hourly door prizes, speakers, antenna clinic,
tailgating and much more! Event is noon to 5 p.m. on Friday and 8a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. For
more info, visit www.YumaHamfest.org or email [email protected].
February 21 (Wellton Library)
Make a Pillowcase, Make a Difference
The East Valley Optimist Club is hosting a “sew-in” to make colorful pillowcases for cancer patients at
the Phoenix Children’s Hospital as part of the Optimist International’s Childhood Cancer Campaign. For
times and a list of what to bring, call 928-785-9575.
February 21 (12436 S. Foothills Boulevard)
Hank Days Celebration Car Show & BBQ
Join us in our celebration of the Yuma Foothills Community Spirit. This annual event, hosted by the
Yuma Foothills Rotary Club, will begin with a parade down Foothills Boulevard at 10:00 a.m. and end
with a BBQ and Car show from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. Cost is $10 per person and the proceeds benefit
various charities and community projects. For more information, call 928-305-5085.
February 21 (Madison Ave)
Redondo Days – Celebration of Yuma County History
Come connect Yuma’s present with its past through an entertaining and interactive history lesson.
Festivities include historic character re-enactments, mariachis, folkloric dancers and an old-time car
display. Cost is $10 and festivities begin at 10 a.m. All proceeds benefit the Yuma County Historical
Society. For a schedule of events or for more info, call 928-782-1841 or visit
www.arizonahistoricalsociety.org/yuma.
Sons of Norway 13th Annual Scandinavian Festival
Music from many groups will begin at 9:00 a.m. and the Opening Parade will begin at 10:30 a.m. There
will be a Viking Battle Demonstration as well as the Scandinavian Storyteller Laurina Berqvist. Fun will
be had for all ages! Admission is only $4 at the door! For more info, call 208-221-1542.
Author Visit and Book Discussion
Author Gerald T. Ahnert will be in Yuma to discuss his book The Butterfield Trail and OverlandMail
Company in Arizona, 1858-1861. Books will be available for purchase and book signings will commence
after the program. There is no charge to attend and the event begins at 2 p.m. For more info, call 928782-1871.
February 21 (Palms RV Resort)
6th Annual Boomer Bash Classic Car & Hot Rod Show
Presented by the Nostalgia Car Club of Yuma, enjoy a relaxing afternoon at the beautiful Palms RV
Resort. Admission is free and food and beverages will be available for purchase. There will be a live
auction, raffles, live music and a variety of beautiful cars on display. All proceeds to benefit Hospice of
Yuma, Yuma Food Bank and Safe House of Yuma. For more info, call 928-271-4172 or 253-720-8408.
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.
Farmers Wife – Field to Table
This class will be about creating a fresh dinner with local produce. For ticket info and to reserve your
seat, call 928-210-3328.
February 23-27 (AZ Western College)
International Spinach Conference
For more info, contact Kristan Sheppeard at 928-246-3408.
Appalachian Reforestation Presentation
At 6 p.m. a member of the Yuma Audubon Society will present “Appalachian Reforestation after
Surface Mining: A Strategy Which Works.” There is no charge to attend. For more info, call 928-7821871.
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 25 (Yuma Regional Medical Plaza)
Mammos & ManiCURES!
Grab your girlfriends for a fun evening of manicures, massages and mammograms! Free health
screenings, info booths, speakers, giveaways and much more! For more info, call 928-336-7005.
February 25 (Historic Yuma Theater)
Performance of The Outside Track
This top Celtic Group in the world, The Outside Track, will be performing in Yuma at 7 p.m. This unique
group of individuals is united by a love of traditional music and a commitment to creating new music
from that foundation. For more info, call 928-373-5202.
COY Senior Games Closing Ceremonies
Village Jazz Series – High Society Jazz Band
San Diego’s vaunted High Society Jazz Band is always one of the most entertaining groups on the
Dixieland Circuit, and has built quite a following in Yuma. Event begins at 6 p.m., is free, open to the
public of all ages and attendees are encouraged to bring their own seating. For more information, visit
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 26 – 27 (Palms RV Resort)
Benefit Jamboree
Many local and invited musicians will be playing several times over the two-day event to raise money
for Veterans in Yuma County. Beginning at 10 a.m. each day, there will be many raffles and cost is only
$5 per person. For more info, call 928-342-3800.
February 27 (Heritage Library)
Wii for Tweens
The Heritage Library will host Wii for tweens (ages 10-12) at 3:30p.m. Come show off your gaming
skills and compete with friends! There is no charge to attend. For more info, call 928-783-5415.
“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 (Cocopah Casino)
Darryl Worley Concert
Come enjoy a great concert by the one and only Darryl Worley! Tickets are $15 for general admission
or $25 for VIP. Show times are 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. For tickets, visit:
www.CocopahResort.com/Entertainment.
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 928-269-3327 or go to www.YumaAirShow.com.
February 28 (Gateway Park)
2nd Annual No Orphan 5K
Come out and run/walk and help us change the lives of orphaned children in need. As a family and
friends event, strollers and pets are welcome! Registration begins on-site at 7a.m. To pre-register or to
get more info, call 928-276-4698 or email at [email protected].
Hui ‘O Hawai’i of Yuma Luau
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.
Early Yuma Mayors
Learn about the first mayors of Yuma as former Yuma mayor Marilyn Young presents “Early Yuma
Mayors” at 10:30 a.m. There is no charge to attend. For more info, call 928-782-1871.
February 28 (Sanguinetti House Museum)
Amelia Earhart: New Discoveries
Guest Speaker Dan Rasp spent many years investigating Amelia Earhart’s lost aircraft. Information
never reported to the public will be revealed during this special presentation, as well as details
searched out by Rasp. This presentation begins at 10:30 a.m. Admission is $10 per person and
reservations are requested. For more info and to reserve your seat, call 928-782-1841.
February 28 (Sanguinetti House)
Cowboy Cookie Creations in a Jar
Mix up a batch of Cowboy cookies in a mason jar and fancy it up with ribbons and bows! It’s a delicious
way to spend an afternoon! Cost to participate is $10 and reservations are requested. For more info,
call 928-782-1841 or visit www.arizonahistoricalsociety.org/yuma.
February 28 (Yuma County Fairgrounds)
Belt Buckle Blow Out Livestock Show
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.
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.
February 28 & March 1 (University of Arizona Yuma Ag Center)
Yuma Lettuce Days Festival
Go “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
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. Arizona
Marketplace Farmer’s Market is every Thursday through Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 3351
South Avenue 4E. For more info, call 928-328-1088.
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.
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 (Yuma Palms Village)
Village Jazz Series – AWC Jazz Band
The jazz band from Arizona Western College shares this evening of musical excitement! Come hear
what our college students are capable of. Event begins at 6 p.m., is free, open to the public of all ages
and attendees are encouraged to bring their own seating. For more information, visit
March 5 (The Palms RV Resort)
Spitting’ 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 6-8 (San Pasqual School Football Field)
35th Annual Pow Wow
Jewelry, Painting, Weaving, Musical Performances, Kachinas, Fry Bread, Native Artists, Basketry and
Ceramics! Admission is $7 for adults, $4 for juniors (11-17) and kids (10 and under) are free. For info
call 760-572-0222 ext. 2109.
March 7 (Yuma Quartermaster Depot)
Arizona Archaeology Expo
A 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 (West Wetlands Park)
Family Fitness Fest
Join City of Yuma Parks and Recreation and YRMC for this fun family event! Lots of fun activities are
sure to keep the heart pumping and the calories burning as you learn different ways to stay fit. There
will be obstacle courses, fitness challenges and much more! For more info, call 928-373-5243 or visit
www.yumaaz.gov/events.
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 9 (Tina’s Cocina)
Farmers Wife – Field to Table
This class will be about creating a fresh dinner with local produce. For ticket info and to reserve your
seat, call 928-210-3328.
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.
Classic Mexican Celebration
This class will be about creating a classic Mexican dinner. For ticket info and to reserve your seat, call
928-210-3328.
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.
Village Jazz Series – Yuma Jazz Company with Jimmy Caves
The highly regarded quintet performs original music along with its own spin on standards, and on this
evening will welcome vocalist and local jazz icon Jimmy Caves. Event begins at 6 p.m., is free, open to
the public of all ages and attendees are encouraged to bring their own seating. For more information,
visit www.YumaJazz.com/village/.
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.
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)
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 14
Yuma Comic Con
More details on this 2nd Annual event to come!
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 & Anastasia, 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.
St. Patrick’s Celebration/Whiskey Tasting
This class will be about creating St. Patrick’s Day Celebration. For ticket info and to reserve your seat,
call 928-210-3328.
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.
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 9 (Lutes Casino)
Kelly Hughes Live
Come see Kelly Hughes play live at Lutes Casino from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. What a great show!
Village Jazz Series – Pete Pancrazi Quartet
Phoenix’s award-winning jazz guitarist and singer Pete Pancrazi brings his critically acclaimed stylings
back to Yuma. Event begins at 6 p.m., is free, open to the public of all ages and attendees are
March 20 (Julieanna’s Patio Café)
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.
The Spouse Whisperer
Mark Cordes, The Spouse Whisperer. For more information, call 928-373-5202.
Mexican Fiesta Brunch
This class will be about creating a delicious Mexican Brunch. For ticket info and to reserve your seat,
call 928-210-3328.
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
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.
Italian Gourmet
This class will be about creating a scrumptious Italian themed meal. For ticket info and to reserve your
seat, call 928-210-3328.
Village Jazz Series – Cibola High School and All-City Jazz Bands
These young jazz ensembles perform for an evening of energy and musical excitement! Come hear our
“stars of tomorrow!” Event begins at 6 p.m., is free, open to the public of all ages and attendees are
March 28 (Historic Downtown)
4th Annual Music on Main
Free entertainment and lots of vendors, fun, food and open to the public. For more info, call 928-3735028.
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.
Asian Fusion
This class will be about cooking with Asian Fusion. For ticket info and to reserve your seat, call 928210-3328.
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.
Arizona Marketplace Farmer’s Market is every Thursday through Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 3351
South Avenue 4E, until April 12th. For more info, call 928-328-1088.
April 1-5 (Yuma County Fairgrounds)
Yuma County Fair. For more info, call 928-726-4420 or go to www.YumaFair.com.
April 2 (Yuma Palms Village)
Village Jazz Series – Ron Kobayashi Trio
A long-time staple of the L.A. Jazz scene, the Trio makes a return to the Village Jazz Series. Come hear
why! Event begins at 6 p.m., is free, open to the public of all ages and attendees are encouraged to
bring their own seating. For more information, visit www.YumaJazz.com/village/.
Village Jazz Series – Jimmy Caves
Pianist, singer and local jazz legend Jimmy Caves has been performing around the region for over 40
years and on this evening he will be putting his inviting musical stylings on display with a quartet of
local pros. Event begins at 6 p.m., is free, open to the public of all ages and attendees are encouraged
to bring their own seating. For more information, visit www.YumaJazz.com/village/.
April 10 (Julieanna’s Patio Café)
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
April 10-12 (Desert Hills & Las Barrancas)
29th Annual P.K. Hodges S.W. Ag Golf Tournament
Benefits Hospice of Yuma. For more info, call 928-343-2222 or go to www.HospiceOfYuma.com.
April 11 (Yuma Civic Center)
5th Annual Tunes & Tacos Festival
Village Jazz Series – Gila Ridge and Yuma High Schools Jazz Bands
The jazz ensembles of Gila Ridge and Yuma High Schools share an evening of great music. Come hear
the energy and excitement of some truly outstanding young musicians! Event begins at 6 p.m., is free,
open to the public of all ages and attendees are encouraged to bring their own seating. For more
information, visit www.YumaJazz.com/village/.
April 17 (Julieanna’s Patio Café)
April 17-19 (Yuma County Fairgrounds)
Prison Hill Motorcycle Run
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.
Village Jazz Series – Cesar Juarez Jazz Band
Based in San Luis, Arizona, the Cesar Juarez band blends an engaging mixture of Latin and funk styles
with jazz. Event begins at 6 p.m., is free, open to the public of all ages and attendees are encouraged
to bring their own seating. For more information, visit www.YumaJazz.com/village/.
April 25 (Yuma Civic Center)
Relay for Life
Village Jazz Series – Yuma Jazz Company and Friends
Ending the Village Jazz Series on a traditionally high note, the acclaimed local quintet will perform with
some surprise guest artists. A great time will be had by all and the Series will be capped off with the
awarding of the Village Jazz Series Jazz Scholarship! Event begins at 6 p.m., is free, open to the public
of all ages and attendees are encouraged to bring their own seating. For more information, visit
May
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

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