It may be the hottest day Wickenburg has seen all summer, but smart local businesses are already thinking ahead. Before long, the calendar turns. Fall leads into Wickenburg’s busiest stretch – roping, snowbird, and tourism season – followed closely by spring. Visitors arrive, the events calendar fills, and people start searching for places to eat, shop, stay, explore, and get things done. The question is: will they find your business first? Your Customers Are Already Looking Wickenburg Social is not just another place to post an ad and hope for the best. Where else can you find a local events calendar as thorough and diverse as Wickenburg Social’s – from team roping, rodeos and Western festivals to art exhibitions, live music, outdoor adventures, fundraisers and family ev...[Read More]
Serape Bleu is stepping into a stylish new chapter with a remodeled downtown Wickenburg boutique, a brand-new website and handpicked featured products available online and in store. Explore top brands, plan a private event and get ready for spectacular fall fashion arriving soon.
The calendar may be edging toward fall, but summer is not quite finished with Wickenburg yet… August days are still hot, September still feels a lot like summer, and the next several weeks are packed with ways to enjoy the season without spending the entire day hiding from the Arizona sun. The key is timing. Start with an early-morning walk, pickleball at dawn or an ‘all adult’ lap-swim session. Spend the hottest part of the afternoon at the museum, library or Saguaro Theater. Then head back outside for a sunset hike, evening festival, community dinner or pool night. From now through the end of September, here is your late-summer roundup of things to do and upcoming events in Wickenburg. Pickleball at Dawn – Sunset Park Beat the heat with an early morning pickleball...[Read More]
K9 Konnection has launched The Next Chapter, a capital campaign to build a new 5.7-acre rescue, adoption and community wellness facility in Wickenburg.
July in Wickenburg is hot, but the town is staying cool with Christmas in July events, pool parties, art movies, local markets, business mixers, youth sports support, and plenty of community fun.
Looking for ways to beat the summer heat in Wickenburg? Start early with pickleball or golf, cool off at the public pool, catch a movie at The Saguaro, book a spa day, or sign the kids up for ranger-led summer camp at Hassayampa River Preserve.
By The ConversationJune 15, 2026 02:31 pm Magic mushrooms are better known for producing hallucinations and altering people’s sense of reality than for treating brain diseases. Most people associate them with tripping, rather than Alzheimer’s disease. But a report on an individual patient has prompted scientists to ask whether psilocybin, the psychedelic compound in magic mushrooms, could have unexpected effects on the ageing brain. The report describes changes observed in a Japanese-American woman in her 80s with advanced Alzheimer’s disease after she received psilocybin-containing mushrooms. Dementia is a broad term for symptoms that affect memory, thinking and everyday independence. Alzheimer’s disease is its most common cause. The woman had experienced progressive decline for a decade....[Read More]
Wickenburg Social thanks firefighters, first responders, Red Cross, local restaurants, Safeway, and neighbors who helped during the Jones Fire.
May in Wickenburg is packed with art, music, Mother’s Day celebrations, ghost tours, family programs, pool opening day, and outdoor adventures.
From barrel racing and baseball to local theater, museum exhibits, gallery shows, Arbor Day, Vulture City, and summer fun, here’s what’s coming up in Wickenburg.
From rodeo and bull riding to team roping, live music, Western art, the Desert Caballeros Trail Ride, and family events, April is packed with things to do in Wickenburg.
Record-setting February rolls into March with Art of the Cowgirl, team roping, fundraisers, Double Take, Weenies N’ Tinis, and Mule Days.