American Legion Post 25 hosts Bingo every Wednesday and Saturday, 7-10 p.m., with 17 games each night. The first Wednesday of the month is $100 night. And every Bingo night that h as 100 players will also be a $100 night.
Kitchenis open from 6 p.m. for dinner or snacks. The post is at 480 Calvary Way, Cottonwood. (928) 634-3004.
Sunday Music at the Legion
American Legion Post 25, at 480 Calvary Way in Cottonwood, hosts live music and dance every Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. Oct. 11, music will be provided by Happy Days. Oct. 18, music will be by Rio Verde. Call (928) 634-3004.
Depression Support group starts
The Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance of Yavapai County has added Cottonwood to its many locations. They offer free, open, confidential peer support groups. Call (928) 925-3578
How to run for Sedona City Council
Oct. 19
A meeting sponsored by the Sedona Chamber of Commerce will be 6-7:30 p.m. providing information on becoming a candidate for City Council. Mary Schnack, of Mary Schnack & Associates, will offer tips and tools on how to promote yourself in a campaign. Also on hand will be Lita Cox, of Cox Durango Architects who will offer tips on using social media to your advantage in a campaign.
The public is invited to this informative meeting at the Best Western Arroyo Roble Hotel in the conference room at 400 N. 89A. For more information please call (928) 204-1123, ext. 100.
Discuss Changing Climate and Fire in the West
Oct. 29
The University of Arizona Cooperative Extension will host two distinguished speakers from the University of Arizona Laboratory of Tree Ring Research on the evening.
Dr. Malcolm Hughes will present "Our Changing Climate" and Dr. Tom Swetnam will present "Fire in the Changing West." Each presentation will be followed by a period for questions and discussion.
The presentations will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors Boardroom (on the first floor) at 1015 Fair Street in Prescott.
There is no fee to attend and seating is first come, first served.
Arts 'N' Crafts Fair at Immaculate Conception
Oct. 24
The Act Committee of Immaculate Conception Church is sponsoring its second annual Arts 'N' Crafts Sale from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the Clemeneau Museum Gym on the corner of Mingus and Willard Streets in Cottonwood.
To date there are 43 vendors/spaces taken with all kinds of homemade items for Christmas/holiday gifts. Also for sale will be homemade goodies and all kind of homemade pies, cakes and tortillas. Lunch will be available for purchase outside on the museum grounds. Call Paula at (928) 639-2204 or Aggie at 634-2891.
After-School Reading Club starts
Join the after-school Reading Club in the Kids Zone at the Cottonwood Public Library. You don't even have to read...they'll read to you. The club meets Mondays (except holidays) 3:30-4:15 p.m.
All elementary school-age children are welcome. For more info, call Youth Services at (928) 634-7559.
Try the Haunted House
Oct. 29-31
There will be a Haunted House at 421 N. Willard St. Cottonwood, for the Halloween weekend. It will run 6:30-9 p.m. on Thursday, and 6:30 to midnight Friday and Saturday. Admission is $1 or canned food item. It is sponsored by Peter's Net and Immaculate Conception Youth Ministry.
Check out the Biker Babes
Oct. 11
Biker Babes & Beyond roars into town Sunday. The brand new motorcycle apparel and accessories store will host a not-to-be-missed Grand Opening party beginning at 11:30The day-long festivities include the first Biker Babes Pageant, a free concert by popular Arizona entertainer and recording artist Llory McDonald, and food/beverages provided by Concho's Restaurant. Biker Babes and Beyond is located at 1124 N. Main Street, in Old Town Cottonwood.
Sunday Supper at the VFW
Oct. 11
The Ladies Auxiliary of VFW Post 6739 at 277 W. 260 in Camp Verde is having a
Sunday supper of pork chops mashed potatoes and stuffing, with lots of sides for a $5 donation that goes to veterans and family support. The dinner is 12-4 p.m. Come early and watch football and get your meal before it is sold out.
Learn the country-western waltz
Oct. 24
Get a one hour lesson plus an hour of dance practice with various Country & Western music tracks in the Camp Verde community gym (the old school gym) on the corner of S. Main Street & Hollamon Street, 295 S. Main Street. The evening starts at 7 p.m.
Put your boots on and learn to waltz. No partner needed. Cost is $7 per person. To help dancing youth, sodas and bottled water will be provided at an additional cost.
Call (928) 821-0213 if more information is needed.
Learn to dance and help the team
Oct. 23
Learn the American-style Tango. Get a one hour lesson plus an hour of dance practice with various ballroom and rhythm music tracks in the American Heritage Academy gym. 2030 E. Cherry Street, Cottonwood. No partner needed. The evening starts at 6:30 p.m.
Suggested donation is $7 per person. All proceeds go to AHA ballroom dance team.
Call (928) 821-0213 if more information is needed.
Work your baby's brain
Cloy Dellaripa, M.C. presents Baby Brain Time at the Cottonwood Library Kids Zone. Bring your baby to play, socialize, learn, and have lots of fun every Tuesday at noon.
Baby Brain Time at the Cottonwood Library Kids Zone is a program designed to enhance your baby's sensory development and to promote attention, bonding, and communication between babies and toddlers, from birth to 24 months, and their parents or caregivers.
It's free. No registration required.
Ceremony for naming of Mickelsen Parkway
Oct. 19
In honor of Brian Mickelsen and the City of Cottonwood's celebration of Cities and Towns' Week, the dedication and unveiling of the new signs for Brian Mickelsen Parkway is at 10 a.m. on the corner of Mingus and Paula Street. This dedication event officially marks Paula Street's name change. Paula will be closed at Mingus beginning at 9:30 a.m. Attendees should enter through Sixth Street and park close to Garrison Park. City Clerk Marianne Jimenez has reserved the Ramada at Garrison Park, where refreshments will be served.
HDYF board meets
Oct. 14
High Desert Youth Football board will meet at the Cottonwood Middle School football field at 7 p.m. Public welcome.
Democrats give updates
Oct. 22
Democrats of the Verde Valley are gearing up for 2010. Come and hear updates on senators, legislators, the annexation controversy and other topics. Refreshments provided. Come to Pine Shadows Card Room at 6:30 p.m. and meet other concerned Democrats from the area. Bring canned food for the Mission or Food Bank. Call (928) 649-0847 or see dovv.org for further info.
