Sheriff's Notes

 Message from Our Sheriff

Greetings,

This is going to be a summer of fun, festivals, and history-what a wonderful combination! Here is a very brief overview of coming attractions.

June 7-August 31: Phippen Museum “Legends in Print” Art of the Arizona Cowboy Poets Gathering.
Opening reception is June 6th.

June 22: “Death at Junction Pass Murder Mystery” sponsored by the Western Heritage Center. It will be performed at the Hazeltine (formerly Suze’s on Marina Street). This is an immersive event where guests play a vital role in unraveling the mystery. Tickets can be bought online at marina-productions.com

June 28: Phippen Museum-Heritage Program. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the heart and soul of cowboy poetry.

June 30-July 6: World’s Oldest Rodeo. July 5-Rodeo Parade

July 3-Prescott Corral of Westerners: A celebration of the “Arizona Cowboy Poets Gathering” with Jim Buchanan, Don Fernwalt and Gail Steiger.

July 16-20: The Prescott Film Festival-with the showing of Tom Mix’s 20th film, at the Elks Theatre.

July 26: The Prescott Corral of Westerners Annual Western History Symposium at the Phippen Museum featuring Drew Desmond, Brad Courtney, Ron Williams and Tom Slaback. FREE all day.

August 7-Prescott Corral of Westerners: A presentation about the Mescal Movie Set with Mark Sankey.

August 7, 8, 9: Arizona Cowboy Poets Gathering at Yavapai College. Day performances are free. Tickets for evening performances are required.

August 15, 16, 17: Doc HolliDaze, a celebration of Doc Holliday’s time in Prescott

As you see, it will be quite a summer in Prescott this year. So, mark your calendars and participate in events of fun and history.

**Remember: We must give our dinner count to the Centennial Center on the Tuesday morning before our dinner. If you cancel your reservation, we can only give you a credit if you do so before Tuesday morning. Exceptions will be made for a medical emergency.

Sheriff Penny
pennyproudmorrison@gmail.com
714-833-8852