Every Labor Day Weekend Sunday Bisbee salutes its historic Brewery Gulch with a variety of town-wide events including a pet parade and some rowdy fun! "The Gulch," as it’s known locally, with its 1890s buildings, was once home to 20 saloons and all sorts of revelry.

The three-day Bisbee Pirate Weekend is when swashbuckling high seas adventure comes to the high desert in this citywide costume event. Join in the reverie dressed as pirates and mermaids to pub crawl, enter costume contests, enjoy magic, music shows, and so much more.

The 2024 4th of July Parade is on 98 Cole Ave in Warren starting at 11 am.

Love cosplay? Not sure what it is? In April each year, Bisbee hosts the most extreme 3-day cosplay event in the United States: Alice in Bisbeeland! You too can slip through the Bisbee rabbit hole dressed as your favorite Alice in Wonderland character -- along with the ENTIRE TOWN

This annual gathering of classic and chopper motorcycles and those who ride them happens on a weekend in mid-March in Old Bisbee's Brewery Gulch.

The Bisbee Woman’s Club (BWC) hosts a creative showcase fundraiser of painted chairs and other furniture done by local artists. During the Thanksgiving Day Weekend it also organizes a tour of some of the most interesting, unique, and historic homes in Bisbee. The home tours are a ticketed event.

Bisbee Rolling Arts Transportation Society (B.R.A.T.S.) is a ragtag posse of creatives who build gravity-powered art carts that roll through the streets of Bisbee in last Saturday in October.

Blues in Bisbee benefits the Easterseals Blake Foundation. This ticketed event features live blues music, dancing, food, drinks, and more.

The Boys & Girls Club of Bisbee invites the public to participate in its annual benefit car and bike show on Saturday during Labor Day Weekend on Arizona Street in the Warren District of Bisbee. There will be food, merchandise vendors, a DJ, exotic vehicles, and lots of stuff to raffle.

The 4th of July fireworks start at dusk in Warren, boasting good neighborhood viewing.

Watch this space for info on the 2025 Bisbee Coaster Races

America’s favorite pastime comes alive in vintage style. Teams are dressed in period uniforms. A fundraiser for the Historic Warren Ballpark.

Return of the Turkey Vultures is an annual celebration welcoming back these migrating birds to Bisbee. Always the second weekend in March because that is usually when they start showing up!

A three-day showcase of emerging independent musical artists in one of the most quirky, colorful and inspiring places on earth…none other than Bisbee, Arizona.

The most unique physical fitness challenge (or friendly fitness walk) in the USA! Bisbee 1000 The Great Stair Climb is arguably one of the most unusual and challenging events in the world. The 4.5-mile course features nine staircases (over 1000 total steps) connected by winding roads. While enjoying the challenge, runners and walkers alike see some of the most scenic parts of Old Bisbee. Take a delightful journey up the stairs and down the roadways in Europeanesque Bisbee!

This annual Labor Day Weekend fundraiser supports beautifying public spaces in the City of Bisbee. Get a glimpse of home and garden spaces in Bisbee's many neighborhoods from 10 am to 4 pm.

The Drilling & Mucking Competition begins at noon on the 4th of July on Brewery Ave. in The Gulch.
Some Bisbee trivia: “Iron Man” represents Bisbee’s hand-drilling past. A statue of a miner holding a single jack and steel mounted atop the block of Gunnison granite where the contest drilling was done.

Established in 2004, the annual Bisbee Pride three-day festival is Father’s Day Weekend. Plan and come to Bisbee to celebrate with the LGBTQ+ community with fun events, music, a pool party, a parade, a doggy drag show, and more.

Each year in the month of March, CSP celebrates National Youth Arts Month with the MAKE Youth Arts Festival. It is an all-day arts festival for children from age 3 to 17 which provides interactive, multidisciplinary hands-on artmaking at no cost to families. MAKE also celebrates art created by young people with the Youth Art exhibit.

Ring in the New Year in Bisbee! The end of the holiday season goes out with a bang here. People come far and wide to celebrate in style. Look for themed parties thrown at local venues for a roaring good time.

Set aside the first Saturday in November to attend the Annual Bisbee Mariachi Festival in historic Warren Ballpark. Come to listen and watch a great lineup of multi-talented Mariachi groups and beautiful folklorico dancers (baile folklórico). Vendors serve food to satisfy every palette and beverages for all ages. This is a fundraiser with proceeds benefitting the Bisbee Coalition for the Homeless and the Bisbee Mining & Historical Museum.

Register for this 3-day event and join other artists as they compete for prize money during the second weekend in October. Plein air entrants choose their inspiration from Old Bisbee’s historic architecture, its sprawling staircases, vintage streets, industrial mining remnants, and colorful homes set amidst the scenic Mule Mountains of Cochise County.