Prescott Daze 2026 was a memorable one with the "Survivor" theme permeating events such as the car show, vendor market, kids games, parade, tournaments, fishing contest and much more during a …
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‘Surviving’ Prescott Daze 2026
Front Street was packed Friday night, Sept. 11, for the Prescott Daze Street Dance, featuring Chris Kroeze performing.
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Stewart Pulk, of Prescott, found the 2026 Prescott Daze medallion along Lawrence Street.
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Paul Most’s 2013 Dodge Challenger won the Best in Show honors at the 2026 Prescott Daze Car Show on Saturday, Sept. 12.
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Staff, families and children who attend New Adventures Learning Center were an enthusiastic group for Sunday’s Prescott Daze parade. Awards went to St. Joseph for best civic float, Shangr-la Salon for best business float, Just for Kix for best musical float and Prescott Wrestling Club for grand marshal’s choice.
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The weather on Saturday, Sept. 12 was perfect for the Prescott Daze Vendor Market and Car Show along Broad Street. The streets were packed with visitors enjoying a beautiful September day with a nice breeze.
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Bridgett Stockwell (left) and Shannon Billeter of Shangri-la Salon greeted customers at the 2026 Prescott Daze Vendor Market on Broad Street.
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Although this 1951 Ford was decked out in Packer green and gold, complete with a football player prop at the Prescott Daze Car Show, the Packers succumbed to the Vikings on Sunday, losing 22-39.
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Prescott’s Mike Matzek was on hand Saturday, Sept. 12 as one of the Prescott Daze Car Show judges.
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Clear blue September skies were the perfect backdrop for the 2026 Prescott Daze Car Show, lined up on Broad Street.
Prescott Daze 2026 was a memorable one with the "Survivor" theme permeating events such as the car show, vendor market, kids games, parade, tournaments, fishing contest and much more during a beautiful September weekend.
