Things To Do In Kingman Arizona

Shakesbeer at Ye Ol’ Tavern

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Black Bridge Brewery and Beale Street Theater have partnered up and created 2 special beers in honor of BST’s Spring Show “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare: Abridged!”

Dally on down to Black Bridge Brewery to support the Beale Street Theater and drink like the original bard himself with “Shakes-Beer” and “Much Ado About Beer!” Starts at 7pm with local music and Happy Hour Pricing if you dress like a rogue or a wench!

The cast and crew of the show will also be there to perform a hilarious scene just for you! You don’t want to be the only luckless lad that missed it!

Disney Musicals in Schools Winnie the Pooh

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Come support theater in our community schools! The students at Kingman Academy Intermediate schools have been working hard to learn this classic Disney story. You are invited to attend their public performances. Suggested donation of $5 for adults and $3 for kids aged 4-12.

Disney Musicals in Schools Winnie the Pooh

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Come support theater in our community schools! The students at Kingman Academy Intermediate schools have been working hard to learn this classic Disney story. You are invited to attend their public performances. Suggested donation of $5 for adults and $3 for kids aged 4-12.

Kingman Historic Ghost Walk Tour A

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Come enjoy an evening of spooky stories about Kingman’s past and present history.  Tours of some of the downtown historic buildings will be included in the event.  Two tours will depart each evening from the ArtHub (402 E. Beale Street) beginning at 7pm, every half hour, with the last tour leaving at 9pm.  Along the way you will be entertained by actors, spooked by ghosts and maybe catch a glimpse of a few zombie’s along the way.

Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for kids (4-11), however some elements of the tours may be frightening for young children.

Tour A starts at the ArtHub and heads south along Andy Devine, up Third St, down Oak Street and then back to the ArtHub

Tour B starts at the ArtHub and heads east along Beale St, up Fifth St, down Spring St and then back to the ArtHub along Fourth St.

Kingman Historic Ghost Walk Tour B

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Come enjoy an evening of spooky stories about Kingman’s past and present history.  Tours of some of the downtown historic buildings will be included in the event.  Two tours will depart each evening from the ArtHub (402 E. Beale Street) beginning at 7pm, every half hour, with the last tour leaving at 9pm.  Along the way you will be entertained by actors, spooked by ghosts and maybe catch a glimpse of a few zombie’s along the way.

Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for kids (4-11), however some elements of the tours may be frightening for young children.

Tour A starts at the ArtHub and heads south along Andy Devine, up Third St, down Oak Street and then back to the ArtHub

Tour B starts at the ArtHub and heads east along Beale St, up Fifth St, down Spring St and then back to the ArtHub along Fourth St.

Kingman Historic Ghost Walk Tour B

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Come enjoy an evening of spooky stories about Kingman’s past and present history.  Tours of some of the downtown historic buildings will be included in the event.  Two tours will depart each evening from the ArtHub (402 E. Beale Street) beginning at 7pm, every half hour, with the last tour leaving at 9pm.  Along the way you will be entertained by actors, spooked by ghosts and maybe catch a glimpse of a few zombie’s along the way.

Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for kids (4-11), however some elements of the tours may be frightening for young children.

Tour A starts at the ArtHub and heads south along Andy Devine, up Third St, down Oak Street and then back to the ArtHub

Tour B starts at the ArtHub and heads east along Beale St, up Fifth St, down Spring St and then back to the ArtHub along Fourth St.

Kingman Historic Ghost Walk Tour A

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Come enjoy an evening of spooky stories about Kingman’s past and present history.  Tours of some of the downtown historic buildings will be included in the event.  Two tours will depart each evening from the ArtHub (402 E. Beale Street) beginning at 7pm, every half hour, with the last tour leaving at 9pm.  Along the way you will be entertained by actors, spooked by ghosts and maybe catch a glimpse of a few zombie’s along the way.

Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for kids (4-11), however some elements of the tours may be frightening for young children.

Tour A starts at the ArtHub and heads south along Andy Devine, up Third St, down Oak Street and then back to the ArtHub

Tour B starts at the ArtHub and heads east along Beale St, up Fifth St, down Spring St and then back to the ArtHub along Fourth St.

Kingman Historic Ghost Walk Tour B

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Come enjoy an evening of spooky stories about Kingman’s past and present history.  Tours of some of the downtown historic buildings will be included in the event.  Two tours will depart each evening from the ArtHub (402 E. Beale Street) beginning at 7pm, every half hour, with the last tour leaving at 9pm.  Along the way you will be entertained by actors, spooked by ghosts and maybe catch a glimpse of a few zombie’s along the way.

Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for kids (4-11), however some elements of the tours may be frightening for young children.

Tour A starts at the ArtHub and heads south along Andy Devine, up Third St, down Oak Street and then back to the ArtHub

Tour B starts at the ArtHub and heads east along Beale St, up Fifth St, down Spring St and then back to the ArtHub along Fourth St.

Kingman Historic Ghost Walk Tour B

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Come enjoy an evening of spooky stories about Kingman’s past and present history.  Tours of some of the downtown historic buildings will be included in the event.  Two tours will depart each evening from the ArtHub (402 E. Beale Street) beginning at 7pm, every half hour, with the last tour leaving at 9pm.  Along the way you will be entertained by actors, spooked by ghosts and maybe catch a glimpse of a few zombie’s along the way.

Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for kids (4-11), however some elements of the tours may be frightening for young children.

Tour A starts at the ArtHub and heads south along Andy Devine, up Third St, down Oak Street and then back to the ArtHub

Tour B starts at the ArtHub and heads east along Beale St, up Fifth St, down Spring St and then back to the ArtHub along Fourth St.

Cabaret Jazz with Mike Lipskin and Dinah Lee

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Enjoy an evening of Cabaret Jazz music in the Gallery at KCA with Jazz musicians Mike Lipskin and Dinah Lee.  Tickets are available below or at The Gallery at KCA, 208 E. Beale Street.  $15 for adults, $5 for kids.

Mike Lipskin, Stride Jazz pianist has performed in the United States and Europe for over 45 years. He’s
played Carnegie Hall, Davies Symphony Hall, Newport Jazz, and created his own sound in Stride Jazz
which can be heard on his recordings. Mike appeared in the APTV documentary about his teacher Willie
the Lion Smith, and in the Great Day In Harlem, PBS documentary about the greatest jazz photo
taken, 1958, in Harlem. He helped edit a book of the same subject, The Great Jazz Day, and supplied
photos he took at the Harlem shoot when he was fifteen. When four, Mike was first hooked on his
father’s Waller 78 rpm discs in NYC. By teen years he traveled to Harlem, learning from Willie The
Lion, Luckey Roberts and Donald Lambert. As an adult, Mike worked at RCA Records for 17 years:
producing historical Vintage Series reissues and new pop, jazz, and fusion albums by Gil Evans Blue
Mitchell, Cedar Walton and others. He worked on an acclaimed analogue process for rehabilitating and
enhancing ancient recordings. Mike performs at venues in New York, San Francisco, and Europe, and is
an attorney.

Dinah Lee has been performing great jazz songs for over thirty years, first in Arizona with the Riverboat
Ramblers, the Notables, Swingtime ane her Men of Note. Born in Ohio, she showed musical
precociousness when a toddler and by second grade was taking piano lessens. She brings a special sound
to American pop standards, and the legendary record producer, Jerry Wexler, says that Dinah has her own
inspiring stamp. She’s working on her third CD with Mike Lipskin.

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