September brings career opportunities, community connections, canine competition, and high-energy bull riding to Findlay Toyota Center in Prescott Valley. From meeting local employers and learning more about Yavapai County to watching talented dogs and skilled bull riders compete, the month offers a varied lineup of events. Here’s a look at what’s happening at Findlay Toyota Center this September.
2026 Prescott Valley Job Fair – September 9
The 2026 Prescott Valley Job Fair takes place Wednesday, September 9, from 3 to 6 p.m. at Findlay Toyota Center. Designed for both job seekers and employers, the event offers opportunities to network, explore available positions, and connect with businesses seeking new talent. Those interested in attending or registering as an exhibitor can find additional event information through Yavapai College.
State of the County – September 15
Yavapai County will host its second annual State of the County event at Findlay Toyota Center on Tuesday, September 15. The event begins with a Business Exhibition at 10:30 a.m., followed by presentations from the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors at 11:30 a.m. Attendees will hear updates on county accomplishments, future goals, and community initiatives, with tickets priced at $20 per person and including access to the expo and lunch.
Prescott Area Kennel Club Dog Show – September 18-20
The Prescott Area Kennel Club Dog Show returns to Findlay Toyota Center from Friday, September 18, through Sunday, September 20, with free admission for spectators. The three-day event features indoor and outdoor Conformation, Rally, and Obedience competitions showcasing dogs from across the United States alongside their handlers. Authorized by the American Kennel Club, the show gives canine enthusiasts a chance to see a wide variety of breeds demonstrate the training, discipline, and qualities that make each one unique.
Mile High Bull Bash – September 26
The Mile High Bull Bash charges into Findlay Toyota Center on Saturday, September 26, with doors opening at 6 p.m. and bull riding beginning at 7:30 p.m. Now entering its third year, the competition features talent from the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association, Professional Bull Riders, and elite local athletes taking on some of the toughest bulls in the sport. Riders will put their skill and nerve to the test in a one-night competition for prize money and bragging rights.
