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Progressive bluegrass — that driving, soulful fusion of country, folk, gospel and rock — will roll across the Prescott stage this month through the fingers, fiddles and voices of one of the world’s finest bands.

Join the fun at the Phippen Museum Art and Wine event 5:30 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 26, at the Museum. This event is an introductory, two-hour excursion for those who enjoy wine and would like to learn more about painting. Ticket price is $35 and includes all materials, wine and tasty snacks.

Patrick Bartley will speak on how to make award-winning images without leaving home at the Prescott Camera Club monthly meeting.

Movies playing at Harkins Theatres, 7202 Pav Way, Prescott Valley (Highway 69 between Glassford Hill and Lake Valley roads).

SWOOP into ’Tis Art Center & Gallery’s third floor banquet hall this weekend for the fourth annual Art SWOOP for Art Education 2019 featuring all new 12 inch by 12 inch works, sculpture, ceramics, wearable art and jewelry by local artists.

Native American people are gathering at Watson Lake Park for the 13th annual Prescott Powwow and, as usual, the public is invited to be a guest.

Head to the Windmill House in Chino Valley this weekend and Wander the Wild for the Highlands Center for Natural History.

The Prescott Arizona Kennel Club is holding its annual dog show this weekend at the Findlay Toyota Center, 3201 N. Main St.

Your guide to art and galleries in the Prescott area this week.

Everything else that's happening in the Prescott area, Sept. 13-22, 2019.

Unity of Prescott invites you to participate in a labyrinth walk and peace vigil at 145 South Arizona in Prescott to celebrate the potential for International Peace.

The Literary Southwest continues its 10th Anniversary celebration with a reading by acclaimed novelist Janet Fitch at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 20, in the Yavapai College Library Community Room (Bldg. 19, Room 147) on the Prescott campus.

The "Downton Abbey " movie isn't exactly a movie. It's more like another season of the popular "Masterpiece Classic" show that's been condensed to 90 minutes instead of 8 hours.

Everything else that's happening in the Prescott area, Sept. 13-22, 2019.

From Road One South and the “Slow Hand – The Eric Clapton Experience” to the Imagination Library's launch party, we've got you covered.

Movies playing at Harkins Theatres, 7202 Pav Way, Prescott Valley (Highway 69 between Glassford Hill and Lake Valley roads).

For the third concert of its regular season, the Prescott POPs Symphony will go on tour around the world without leaving the Yavapai College Performing Arts Center.

Your guide to art and galleries in the Prescott area this week.

From the radiant cover photograph of Susan Lang’s barefoot granddaughter running on a desert dirt road, to the equally joyful pictures of a barefoot Susan and granddaughter on the back cover, Running Barefoot is a memoir filled with love, raw honesty and true desert grit.

The investigation of an explosion in a mine propels Isaac Bell into a conspiracy with ties to the doomed ocean liner in "The Titanic Secret," the latest entry in the historical series by Clive Cussler and Jack Du Brul.

On Sunday, the courthouse plaza will be filled with people and bowls handcrafted by local artisans that will be filled with soup prepared by local chefs, all in the name of alleviating hunger, for the 22nd annual Empty Bowls event.

"Hustlers" saves all of its tricks for the end. It's a banger of an ending, too, which is something that so few films manage to nail. The emotion, the stakes, the character development and the why of it all hit around the same time. This, you think, is the movie. Then suddenly it's over just when it started to get great.

With his rendition of “I Can’t Make You Love Me,” Prescott Valley’s Nolan Adair took home first place at the Thursday, Sept. 5, Prescott Sings! finale, becoming the competition’s second male winner.

Have a healthy adventure at the Findlay Toyota Center with Yavapai Regional Medical Center’s Celebrate Life Health Expo 2019.

The first show of Prescott Center for the Arts’ 50th anniversary season — “Anything Goes” directed by Sandy Vernon — starts next week.