Native Plant Sale
May 1–2 | 9:00 AM–3:00 PM
Discover the beauty and resilience of Arizona native plants at the Highlands Center’s annual Native Plant Sale in Prescott. This two-day event features a carefully selected variety of locally sourced native plants that thrive in the soils and climate of the Central Highlands.
Native plants are ideal for creating water-wise landscapes, supporting pollinators such as bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, and building low-maintenance gardens suited to Northern Arizona conditions. Whether you are designing a new landscape, replacing thirsty ornamentals, or restoring habitat for local wildlife, native plants provide a sustainable and environmentally friendly solution.
Gardeners of all experience levels are welcome. Knowledgeable staff and volunteers will be available to help answer questions and guide you toward plants that will succeed in Prescott-area gardens and landscapes.
Come early for the best selection and explore plants that connect your yard to the natural ecosystems of Arizona’s Central Highlands.
More details about plant availability and event information will be posted soon.


Manos Percussion
Join Manos Percussion as they return for an afternoon of joyful, captivating music! Get ready to be inspired as we celebrate the USA’s 250th year!

Rocks on the Rocks
A Pop-Up Fundraiser for Our New Interpretive Geology Installation
April 11 | 6:30 PM
Join us for an evening where geology, music, and craft come together in support of our new interpretive geology installation designed to help visitors understand the forces that shaped the Central Highlands.
The evening features:
- Live acoustic music by Billy Bond Jr.
- A charcuterie bar by Dolce by Bella Della Nonna, inspired by the Central Highlands ecoregion
- Signature cocktails featuring local spirits from Granite Mountain Distillery
- Local geologists and volunteers sharing stories from the field and the land itself
Tickets: $100 per person
All proceeds support the installation of our new interpretive geology experience.


