The Four Corner States Bluegrass Festival is produced by the Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce, and is one of the oldest bluegrass festivals in the Southwest. The festival is held outdoors at the Everett Bowman Rodeo Arena, (935 Constellation Road) less than two miles from historic downtown Wickenburg.

Limited covered grandstand seating is available. Visitors are encouraged to bring lawn chairs. Pets are prohibited with the exception of service dogs.

Organizers prohibit bringing in alcoholic beverages, food, and coolers, but attendees are encouraged to enjoy the beer booth and food vendors that will be on site.

FEATURED BANDS

Three featured bands will be jamming all three days of the festival will be The Storytellers, North of Lonesome, and Cross-Eyed Possum.

The Four Corner States Bluegrass Festival is produced by the Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce, and is one of the oldest bluegrass festivals in the Southwest. The festival is held outdoors at the Everett Bowman Rodeo Arena, (935 Constellation Road) less than two miles from historic downtown Wickenburg.

Limited covered grandstand seating is available. Visitors are encouraged to bring lawn chairs. Pets are prohibited with the exception of service dogs.

Organizers prohibit bringing in alcoholic beverages, food, and coolers, but attendees are encouraged to enjoy the beer booth and food vendors that will be on site.

FEATURED BANDS

Three featured bands will be jamming all three days of the festival will be The Storytellers, North of Lonesome, and Cross-Eyed Possum.

The Four Corner States Bluegrass Festival is produced by the Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce, and is one of the oldest bluegrass festivals in the Southwest. The festival is held outdoors at the Everett Bowman Rodeo Arena, (935 Constellation Road) less than two miles from historic downtown Wickenburg.

Limited covered grandstand seating is available. Visitors are encouraged to bring lawn chairs. Pets are prohibited with the exception of service dogs.

Organizers prohibit bringing in alcoholic beverages, food, and coolers, but attendees are encouraged to enjoy the beer booth and food vendors that will be on site.

FEATURED BANDS

Three featured bands will be jamming all three days of the festival will be The Storytellers, North of Lonesome, and Cross-Eyed Possum.

Business After Hours Mixer
Hosted by:
Freedom Roofing & Restoration 

November 19, 2025 
5:30pm-7:00pm

Freedom Roofing & Restoration 
30358 US HWY 60/89 Ste. A/B
(928) 684-9012

RSVP Today!
Non-Member $20.00
Member $10.00
Chairman Circle is Free

Wickenburg Gem & Mineral Show

Over 40 vendors showing and selling Rocks, Gems, Minerals, Beads, Jewelry, Fossils, Door Prizes, Raffle Drawings, Food and Much more.

Featured are Kids Table, Fluorescent Rock Room and Gold Panning.

Location:  Wrangler Event Center    251 S Tegner Street

Date/Time: Saturday Nov 29th from 9am to 5pm;  Sunday Nov 30th from 10 am to 4 pm

Skillfully performing on five – yes, FIVE – Steinway pianos, The 5 Browns invite you to enjoy an evening of stories told through musical magic, with imaginary sleigh bells ringing and snow that is glistening. Full of warmth, joy, and holiday favorites, such as “Carol of the Bells,” “O Holy Night,” and “Sleigh Ride,” this program will create fond memories for the whole family.

Each a virtuoso concert pianist in his or her own right, Desirae, Deondra, Melody and Gregory Brown are thrilled to welcome one of their generation’s most electric pianists, Stephen Beus, as a permanent member of the ensemble.

These five distinctive talents honed their skills at New York’s famed Juilliard School. Whether performing all together, individually or in various combinations, The 5 Browns bring impeccable technique, effortless musicality, and an unquenchable joy for music in every performance.

Considered the world’s premier performer of the Native American flute, R. Carlos Nakai holds the distinction of being the only American Native artist performing in the Indigenous genre to have a Platinum Record, Canyon Trilogy, with over one million sold. An eleven-time Grammy nominee, he serves as an ambassador reaching new concert audiences and consistently drawing capacity houses. Nakai will be joined onstage by long-time collaborators Will Clipman (percussion) and William Eaton (guitar).

The annual Christmas Parade of Lights is back for its 31st year and will be bringing holiday cheer to Wickenburg!

The Parade of Lights is a free, family-fun event. After the parade, children have the opportunity to meet and take photos with Santa by the train on Frontier Street. Maverik gas station will be providing delicious hot chocolate and cookies for all to enjoy!

This glittering holiday event is produced by the Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by the Town of Wickenburg.

Visitors are encouraged to shop and eat with local businesses before or after the event.

Bring Christmas Home from Wickenburg!

Bring your chairs and blankets! The official parade map will be available at a later date.