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Experience Clarkdale From the river to the rails, there’s more to explore in Clarkdale, Arizona. Comments and posts that do not follow these guidelines will be removed.

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✨ A fresh look, new experiences, and even more reasons to visit Clarkdale!Taawaki Inn has entered an exciting new chapte...
10/16/2026

✨ A fresh look, new experiences, and even more reasons to visit Clarkdale!

Taawaki Inn has entered an exciting new chapter as Taawaki Inn Resort, with some wonderful additions to discover!

🍸 Sip and savor at the new Blue Corn Lounge, featuring handcrafted cocktails, delicious bites and stunning Verde Valley views.

💦 Relax by the new heated pool and hot tub.

🔥 Unwind on the patio beside cozy fire pits as the sun sets.

🎨 Explore Southwest artistry and unique treasures at Tsor'ovi Gift Store & Gallery.

Whether you're planning a weekend getaway, enjoying a scenic ride aboard Verde Canyon Railroad or simply looking for a new place to unwind, Taawaki Inn Resort is another great reason to experience Clarkdale!

👉 Read our latest blog to discover what's new!

https://www.experienceclarkdale.com/post/a-new-chapter-at-taawaki-inn-resort-discover-what-s-new-in-clarkdale-arizona

Taawaki Inn
Blue Corn Lounge
Town of Clarkdale
Verde Canyon Railroad

10/13/2026

Meet Mercury Design and Mercantile, a newly opened shop in the heart of the historic district filled with thoughtfully curated furniture, lighting, décor, accessories and unexpected finds for the home.

Filled with distinctive finds, it’s the kind of shop where you just might spot that one piece you didn’t know you were looking for.

📍 907 Main Street, Clarkdale
Mercury Design & Mercantile

A new shopkeeper in Clarkdale brings “contemporary-rustic” style to the former Bank of Arizona space on Main Street, purveying goods ranging from greeting cards, soaps and candles to furniture—and providing

10/11/2026

As you explore town, keep an eye out for the historic kiosks tucked throughout the community. They reveal stories of copper fortunes, political scandals, bitter feuds, railroad empires and the larger-than-life characters who helped shape Clarkdale and the American West.

Our newest blog starts with one of the biggest personalities of them all: William Andrews Clark, the copper magnate whose story and name became forever tied to Clarkdale.

Read Stories of Clarkdale: Fortunes, Scandals, Feuds & Magnates and add a little history to your next visit.

Scattered throughout town, Clarkdale’s historic information kiosks offer glimpses into the people, industries and events that shaped the community. Stop for a few minutes and you might discover a story about copper mining, architecture, railroads, local legends—or, in this case, one of the wealt...

Celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day at Tuzigoot National Monument! 🌵Join us October 10 & 11, from 9 AM–3 PM, for a special...
10/09/2026

Celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day at Tuzigoot National Monument! 🌵

Join us October 10 & 11, from 9 AM–3 PM, for a special opportunity to experience Hopi rock art with artist Carliss Sinquah. Discover the rich Indigenous heritage and cultural traditions of the Verde Valley while exploring one of Clarkdale’s most treasured historic sites.

Tuzigoot National Monument
Town of Clarkdale

One of Clarkdale’s best places to play, explore and stay awhile is officially one of Arizona’s best, too.The Selna Mongi...
10/08/2026

One of Clarkdale’s best places to play, explore and stay awhile is officially one of Arizona’s best, too.

The Selna Mongini S.T.E.A.M. Park was recently recognized at the Arizona Parks and Recreation Association Conference as Best of the Best – Outstanding Facility, Population Under 25K.

Families can zip, climb and play, wander through pollinator gardens, discover interactive S.T.E.A.M. and sustainability features, enjoy local art, shoot some hoops or simply find a shady spot to relax.

Make sure to add this award-winning community space to your next Clarkdale visit.

Is Tuzigoot National Monument on your trip list? Thank you Nicole Ford Photography for sharing this treasure we have in ...
10/06/2026

Is Tuzigoot National Monument on your trip list?

Thank you Nicole Ford Photography for sharing this treasure we have in our backyard.

There’s a new place to settle in on Main Street. 🍸The historic Newstand is open again in downtown Clarkdale, bringing ne...
10/02/2026

There’s a new place to settle in on Main Street. 🍸

The historic Newstand is open again in downtown Clarkdale, bringing new life to a space that dates back to 1912. Think exposed brick walls, tufted couches, a game of pool, handcrafted cocktails and plenty of cozy corners to gather with friends.

Add in pizzas, sandwiches and rotating specials, and it’s the kind of place where you may stop in for a drink and decide to stay awhile.

📍 911 Main Street, Clarkdale

The Newstand
Town of Clarkdale

09/30/2026

A cold brew in your hand, live music in the air, good food nearby, and the challenge of keeping your stein raised just a little longer. 🍺💪

That’s the kind of fun waiting for you at the 12th Annual Clarktoberfest on Saturday, October 3 from Noon–6 PM in Historic Downtown Clarkdale.

Join us for an afternoon of:
🍺 Craft breweries
🍷 Arizona w**e
🌭 Food trucks
🎶 Live music
🎯 Co****le tournament
💪 Stein holding contest
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Fun for all ages

And the best part? Admission is FREE!
📍 Main Street between 9th & 11th Streets + Clarkdale Town Park

https://clarktoberfestaz.com/

Town of Clarkdale
Smelter Town Brewery
Clarkdale Events

The Clarkdale Downtown Business Alliance in partnership with the Clarkdale Foundation is excited to bring you our 12th annual Clarktoberfest event.

First Fridays are back and October’s program digs into a fascinating chapter of Verde Valley history. Join the Clarkdale...
09/28/2026

First Fridays are back and October’s program digs into a fascinating chapter of Verde Valley history.

Join the Clarkdale Historical Society and Museum on Friday, October 2 at 10 a.m. for “Mining’s Environmental Legacy in the Upper Verde Valley,” presented by Hal Hatfield.

From the copper, gold and silver mines of the Black Hills around Jerome to the smelting operations that helped shape the region, Hal will explore the environmental impacts left behind as well as the work that has been done over the years to address that legacy.

📍 Clark Memorial Clubhouse Auditorium
19 N. 9th St., Clarkdale
10 a.m. | One-hour presentation
Free and open to the public; donations appreciated

Clarkdale Historical Society and Museum
Town of Clarkdale

05/04/2026

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