Let’s have some fun! Kingman, Arizona, the proclaimed heart of historic Route 66, is fast becoming a destination for memory making weekend getawys. For residents this isn’t a surprise. The historic heart of Kingman is in the midst of a dramatic renaissance and there is an infectious enthusiasm that is palpable.

There are lots of reasons to discover the Kingman magic. This list of events provided by Joyce Wiley of the Kingman Office of Tourism provides a few great examples. For more events, and to learn about Kingman’s rich and colorful hisotry, checkout the Kingman Tours website with a Yodel AI powered events calendar, Route 66 centennial gift shop, blogs, and more. This narrated self guided historic distric walking tour when coupled with an event ensures a fun filled and memory making day, evening, or weekend.

March 27 & 28 – Beale Street Theater Celebrates 10 Years with Anniversary Gala – Beale Street Theater proudly invites the community to celebrate a remarkable milestone with its 10 Year Anniversary Gala. This special two-night event honors a decade of unforgettable performances, artistic excellence, and shared memories on the Beale Street stage. Join Beale Street Theater as we celebrate 10 years of performances with an evening filled with highlights from the past. Audiences will enjoy a dynamic showcase featuring selections from some of the theater’s most beloved productions—bringing favorite moments, music, and scenes back to life in one spectacular celebration. Performance begins Friday at 7pm, Saturday 1pm and 7pm. $35, $25 and $15. Location: Beale Street Theater, 302 Beale St, Kingman. Tickets on sale now at bealestreettheater.com.

March 28 – Kingman’s Market in the Park – Join us for Kingman’s Market in the Park! Located at Lewis Kingman Park, 2201 E Andy Devine Ave. Here you’ll find an array of products including baked goods, local produce, clothing, hand-made arts & crafts, and so much more! 8am to 12pm.

March 28 – 2^nd Annual Spring Equinox Open House & Plant Buffet at Tominelle Farms – What better way to kick off the 2026 gardening season than with Tominelle Farms’ 2nd Annual Spring Equinox Open House and Plant Buffet! Tominelle Farms is bringing back an all-you-can-take plant buffet with our garden vegetable and herb plants.The plant buffet will also include perennials, and mature cactuses! The open house also includes a houseplant sale, tea party, and Easter mini-sessions with a professional photographer! Admission is free; tickets are required to take advantage of the plant buffet for $50, and the photographer sessions must be reserved ahead of time! Saturday 10am – 4pm. Location: Tominelle Farms, 2458 Miami Ave, Kingman. Visit https://tinyurl.com/35jbs7s5 for all the information.

March 28 – Our Time Our History series with Jim Hinckley, “Kingman: Crossroads of the Past & Future” – Long known as a dusty desert crossroads on Route 66, Kingman is full of surprises. In this lively, fast-paced program, internationally acclaimed author, humorist, and historian Jim Hinckley shares the story of how trails, rails, aviation history and Route 66 shaped Kingman, and how Kingman influenced this legendary highway in return. Saturday at 1pm. Hosted at the Kathryn Heidenreich Adult Center, 1776 Airway Ave, Kingman. For more information visit www.soundsofkingman.com.

March 28 – Dusty Dames & The Park Rangers at Hive Five Meadery – Get here early for a good seat, saddle up, and hang on tight. This is going to be a amazing night of music and good times! As always this is a free show and all ages welcome! Saturday 6pm – 9pm. Location: Hive Five Meadery, 731 E Andy Devine Ave, Kingman. For more information call 928-450-8999.

 March 29 – Sale-A-Brations Vendor Fair – Local Artisans, Crafters and Bakers displaying their goods for your browsing and shopping pleasure. Indulge in some retail therapy! Location: Beale Celebrations, 201 N 4^th St., Kingman. Sunday 10am to 3pm. For more information call 928.753.6253 or visit www.kingmanchamber.com/.

 March 29 – Truck House Troubadour, Matt Baldoni at Kingman Craft House – The Truck House Troubadour at Kingman Craft House playing guitar and singing. Sunday charity raffle, amazing food and live music! Kingman Craft House, 2215 Hualapai Mountain Rd, Kingman. For more information call 928-757-1180.

 April 3 – First Fridays in Downtown Kingman – The 2026 First Friday season takes flight on Friday, April 3rd, and goes through November. The theme for April is Planes, Trains & Automobiles. Over 100 vendors from all over town will participate; offering deals, activities, pop-out shops, and more! Food trucks, nonprofits, information agencies, and other businesses bring down booths, activities and tons of fun! Shanda & the Howlers will be performing at the Palace Saloon & Sportsman’s Club, 317 E Andy Devine Ave. Several shops will be open late. Author, humorist and historian Jim Hinckley, creator of the Jim Hinckley’s America network, will be signing books and answering Route 66 questions at Mr. D’z Route 66 Diner Gift Shop in the historic Dunton Motors dealership from 4:00 to 6:00. First Friday festivities are 5:30pm – 9pm. Located on Beale St & Andy Devine Ave in Historic Downtown Kingman. For more information visit https://kingmanchamber.com/first-fridays/.

 April 4 – DePuy Auction – One day auction at the Mohave County Fairgrounds. Expect a full day. Bring your lunch or order from local eateries. Location: Mohave County Fairgrounds, 2600 Fairgrounds Blvd., Expo Building, Kingman. Saturday, 9:30am start, 8am preview to 5pm. For more information contact Dave & Fran DePuy, Auctioneers at 928.692.9404 or visit www.depuyauction.com. 

April 4, 11, 18, 25 – Kingman’s Market in the Park – Join us for Kingman’s Market in the Park! April 4^th will be the Easter Market with free pictures with the Easter bunny, kids crafts, Easter baskets, hidden special eggs, free kidz fun zone and bounce house fun! You will find an array of products including baked goods, local produce, clothing, hand-made arts & crafts, and so much more! Saturday 9am – 3pm. Located at Lewis Kingman Park, 2201 E Andy Devine Ave.

April 4 – Easter Bunny & Paws Photo Hop – We’re excited to partner with Starlight Kennels for this year’s Easter Bunny & Paws Photo Hop. Enjoy spring-themed photos with the Easter Bunny and meet adoptable dogs from Starlight Kennels who are looking for their forever homes. A fun and meaningful community event for families and pets! This event will take place at Centennial Dog Park where you and your doggies can hunt for treat filled eggs and make this tradition a part of your spring celebrations. We request at this event that your doggies remain on a leash at all times. Free to enter. Session I 1pm-2pm (small dog/medium dogs), Session II 2pm-3pm (big dogs) Location: Centennial Park (Dog Park on Burbank St. by Field #7). 3345 Harrison St, Kingman. For more info call the Recreation Department at 928-757-7919.

April 4 – Breakfast with the Easter Bunny – Join us for a delightful morning of family fun at Breakfast with the Easter Bunny! Enjoy a delicious breakfast spread, perfect for kids and adults alike, with seasonal treats and all your breakfast favorites. Snap memorable photos with the Easter Bunny and kick off springtime celebrations in the most egg-strodinary way! Don’t miss this chance to make memories and hop into the season with us! $10 per participant or $35 for a family of 4. There will be 2 sessions Session I – 8:30am-10am Session II – 10:30am-12pm. Location: Centennial Park Community Center, 3345 Harrison St, Kingman.For more info or to pre-register (required), call the Recreation Department at 928-757-7919 no later than 3/26/26.

April 4 – Astral Mixtape at Beale Street Theater – Astral Mixtape fuses classical virtuosity with electronics to create music that is personal, captivating, and boldly original. With an unconventional lineup of two violins, cello, and keyboards/electronics, the group reimagines chamber music for the 21st century, blurring the boundaries between composer, arranger, and performer. Drawing from the exuberance of pop, the improvisational spirit of jazz, and the adventurous edge of contemporary music, they craft a sound unmistakably their own. Enjoy this amazing musical experience with the Beale Street Theater! Tickets are $35, $25 and $15. Students are $15. Location: Beale Street Theater, 302 Beale St, Kingman. For tickets visit https://bst.ludus.com/select.php.

April 8 & 9 – Kingsmen Rodeo – Mutton Bustin’ and Steer Riding Competition – Have fun watching the Mutton Bustin’ and Steer Riding with the Kingman Pro Rodeo! Free to all spectators. Top 10 riders from each day will compete for the buckle in the rodeo. Mutton bustin’ for ages 3-7 under 60lbs, steer riding for ages 8-14 under 140lbs. Safety gear provided by Kingsmen. Sign up at https://kingsmenrodeo.org/.  Starts at 6pm. Location: Mohave County Fairgrounds, 2600 Fairgrounds Blvd, Kingman.

April 9 – Coffee with the Mayor & City Manager – The City of Kingman invites people to connect, learn, and share ideas during Coffee with the Mayor and City Manager. Held every second Thursday of the month from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., this informal gathering will offer the community the opportunity to enjoy coffee while engaging in open conversation with Mayor Ken Watkins and City Manager Tim Walsh. Location: Council Chambers, 310 N. 4^th St, Kingman.

April 10 – Chronicles of the Highwaymen at Beale Street Theater – Chronicles of the Highwaymen is a powerful concert-theatrical experience that brings to life the stories and songs of four giants of American music: Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, and Kris Kristofferson. Each of these legends forged iconic solo careers—and in 1985, they came together to form one of the most influential supergroups of all time: The Highwaymen. A must-see event for fans of classic country, Americana, and powerful live storytelling! Tickets are $35, $25 and $15. Students are $15. Friday 7pm – 9pm. Location. Location: Beale Street Theater, 302 Beale St, Kingman. For more information or tickets visit https://bst.ludus.com/select.php.

April 11 – Saturday Market Arts & Crafts – Join us for our Saturday Market Arts & Crafts show in Kingman! The event will be held on the second Saturday of each month. Saturday 9am – 3pm. Location: Kathryn Heidenreich Adult Center, 1776 Airway Ave, Kingman.

 April 11 – Route 66 Centennial Celebration in Peach Springs – Have fun at a Route 66 Centennial celebration in Peach Springs featuring Route 66 giveaways, historic site tour, Diamond Creek tour, Hualapai cultural experiences, Hualapai River Runners giveaways, tribal vendors, food & coffee specials, carnival games, music and activities for children. Saturday 9am – 5pm. Location: Route 66 Park/Hualapai Lodge/Hualapai Cultural Center, Peach Springs. For more information and event details visit https://www.visitpeachsprings.com/.

April 11 – Tiger’s Car Show – Presented by Kahs Renaissance and Ghouls Car Club. Free to the public. Prizes, food trucks, silent auction and vendors! All proceeds to benefit the KAHS Renaissance Club. Saturday at 10am. Location: Kingman Academy High School, 3420 N. Burbank St, Kingman.

April 11 – 5^th Anniversary at Wildcatter Winery – Join us for our 5th anniversary with an evening of wine, live music, food, vendors and celebration jamming under the stars. Vendors start at 2pm and music starts at 5pm. Location: Wildcatter Winery, 6927 E Brooks Blvd, Kingman.

April 11 – Drive-In Movie at Southside Park – Join us for our Drive-In Movie, featuring, Superman (2025), and support Starlight Kennels (Mutt Matchers) with a dog adoption drive! Guests may donate monetary contributions, dog treats, toys, or dog beds/blankets for entry. You can sit in the comfort of your vehicle and enjoy time spent with family or friends and/or bring a chair and sit by your vehicle or up front near the screen. Various food trucks will be invited for this event. Arrivals may begin one hour before dark. Featured movie will begin at dark. Location: Southside Park (lower parking lot near Field #2), 1001 Buchanan & Topeka St, Kingman. For more information call Parks & Recreation 928-757-7919.

April 11 – Forever Everly at Beale Street Theater – Join Beale Street Theater as we welcome Forever Everly onto our stage. This duo creates an unforgettable evening through a blend of film and live music, to honor the legacy of The Everly Brothers. They beautifully craft a documentary that delves deep into the lives, struggles, and triumphs of Don and Phil Everly. Don’t miss this extraordinary opportunity to experience live music in a whole new way. Tickets are $15 – $35, students under 17 are $15. Saturday 7pm – 9pm. Location: Beale Street Theater, 302 Beale St, Kingman. For more information or tickets visit https://bst.ludus.com/select.php.

April 11 & 12 – 40^th Annual PRCA Rodeo – The Kingsmen present the 41^st Annual PRCA Rodeo! Two days of Pro-Rodeo action for the whole family to enjoy! Come and enjoy the upcoming PRCA Rodeo located at the Mohave County Fairgrounds. The “Kingsmen” are a group of local businessmen dedicated to the preservation of our area’s ranching and rodeo western heritage. Tickets are Adults (17yrs – 64yrs) $25, Seniors, Veteran, & First Responders (show ID at Gate) $20, Child (7yrs – 16yrs) $10, Kids (6yrs and younger) free. Tickets at the gate or pre-purchase at https://kingsmenrodeo.org/. Saturday and Sunday gates open at noon show starts at 2pm. For more information contact: kingsmenrodeo@yahoo.com or visit https://kingsmenrodeo.org/.