Events
to 12:00 PM
The Turkey Trot will start and finish at Gateway Park.
Pre-register only $23 before 1:00 p.m., Thursday, November 8. On-site registration $33. Registration/bib pick-up will begin at 7 a.m. - 8 a.m.
Contact Parks and Recreation at 928-373-5200 for more information.
to 11:00 PM
Save the date, November 9th. Lots of food, live entertainment, and fun for the whole family. More information to come.
to 8:00 PM
Paddle the Colorado River and enjoy the Harvest Moon as it sets under the historic Ocean to Ocean Bridge, Celebrate afterwards with cider, crackers and cheese at a Gateway Park social hour.
Location: West Wetlands
Ages: 16 and up, parent/guardian must stay with children under 16
Fee $33
Call 928-373-5200 for more information.
to 8:30 PM
Join the Yuma Civic Orchestra as they present music under the full moon at the AWC Amphitheater.
As the name aptly describes, is event is set out in the open field under the bright full moon of Yuma's autumn night. Started in 2001 to introduce light classical music to the people of our community, it has captivated a wide audience, young and old, as pieces are carefully selected to bring a particular theme to life. Come early to enjoy the hot air balloon glow by pilot and orchestra violin player David Adler. So relax, and enjoy the music of 4 groups of musicians from our adorable Twinklers and Junior String Ambassadors to our String Ambassadors and full Civic Orchestra. It will be a treat for the whole family. Purchase tickets here.
to 12:30 PM
The Yuma County Library District, in collaboration with the Yuma County Cooperative Extension, is hosting “Where Does Your Money Go?” a 1.5 hour workshop Thursdays, October 24 thru November 14, at the Wellton Library. This workshop will teach basic budgeting skills that will help you organize your daily activities and spending habits to keep money in your pocket! There is no charge to attend.
to 9:00 PM
The North End Art Walk strolls back into Historic Downtown Yuma with another fun and eclectic evening of the best of local Yuma artists. The event pairs downtown merchants with local artists providing a wonderful opportunity for participants to sample the great businesses downtown and mingle with artists as they exhibit their works. Meet the businesses, meet the artists! More info and application at YumaArtCenter.com.
to 8:00 PM
Guests at a Date Night dinner savor a multi-course gourmet meal by Executive Chef Alex Trujillo served under the stars in a lush Yuma date grove at Imperial Date Gardens. Every course from appetizer to dessert features a new twist on this oldest of cultivated fruits, showcasing one of Yuma’s more unique crops, Medjool dates. Whether making it a true “date night” as a couple, coming with family or a group of friends, or coming by yourself and making new friends at the shared table, you’ll enjoy a night that was named by Fodor’s as one of the "World’s Most Unique Dining Experiences." These special dinners are presented by Visit Yuma to showcase both Yuma's delightful desert weather and the culinary versatility of one of its more unique crops. Transportation not included. Check in begins at 5 p.m. (MST). On-site walking tour begins at 5:30 p.m. , with dinner served at 6 p.m. Purchase tickets here. Call 800-293-0071 for more information.
to 8:30 PM
Yuma50 invites the community to its Annual Gala Event at Sonoran Pueblo Ballroom, MCAS. The Yuma 50 is a united effort of Yuma County to support our military assets and make our voices heard. America’s armed forces deliver a huge economic benefit to our community. Yuma County’s military assets provide tens of thousands of jobs and pump over a billion dollars into our economy every year.
Support Yuma50's mission through their sponsorship packages (Top Brass $5,000, Partner Sponsorship $2,500 and Supporting Sponsorship $1,000) or get an individual tickets for $100. Sponsorship packages and tickets are available for purchase here.
Featured entertainment by the GWYNN. For more information email at info@yuma50.org.
