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Celebrate 2021 Hanukkah with eight crazy days of running or walking! This is a progressive challenge set to take place between Sunday November 28th and Monday December 6th. The minimum goal is to complete a 1K on Day 1, 2K, on Day 2, 3K on Day 3 all the way through an 8K on the final day. Others who wish to run longer can see how many miles they can run during the 8 day celebration. For Flagstaff locals, on December 5th, join members of Chabad of Flagstaff for a special candle lighting ceremony at 4:30 PM at Buffalo Park. Stay tuned as additional members of our Flagstaff Jewish Community may host on additional evenings. As you complete your challenge each day, you will enter your distance completed, and you can optionally add your time for all to see. While the run is free, we encourage those that can, to please make any kind of donation to Flagstaff Shelter Services; Flagstaff Shelter Services is on a mission to end homelessness in Coconino County. They are open all day, every day, ready to provide emergency shelter and services to all people crisis, regardless of faith, sobriety or mental health and give them the tools and resources needed to move out of homelessness for good. It costs $6 a night to provide emergency shelter to someone experiencing homelessness and for $2500, Flagstaff Shelter Services can give someone a fresh start in a new home. Whatever you contribute, your donation helps cover the critical expenses that make their programs possible and move us that much closer to eliminating homelessness in Flagstaff. Our goal is at least $5000, so join the fun for a great cause too.

This award-winning exhibition continues in a smaller version. Come meet Hopi-R2 (the world’s only indigenous droid), see a documentary about the making of Navajo Star Wars, and view interpretive panels exploring the reasons Star Wars resonates with Native artists. Watch tours of the exhibition with the curator, as well as videos on the making of Hopi-R2, on the MNA YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNrYa7nGvXnKxQrQF7H3nVcLuZ5zuyUGa

Large-scale paintings tell a story of the human journey through cycles of chaos and discord to places of wholeness and balance. Hopi artists Michael Kabotie and Delbridge Honanie drew inspiration from ancestral murals. Created more than a decade ago, these paintings offer a compelling message for our times, ultimately offering hope that by embracing our shadow side, our cultural differences, and the hard work of healing, we can find our way to life in balance and harmony. Watch an online tour of the exhibition on the MNA YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/bO5-9brMfqc

Come see the pottery, photographs, paintings, and drawings of six women who were creating art in Northern Arizona from 1900 to 1940: Nampeyo, Kate Cory, Mary-Russell Ferrell Colton, Nora Lucy Mowbray Cundell, Harriet Morton Holmes, and Lillian Wilhelm Smith. Watch a tour of the exhibition by curator Alan Petersen on the MNA YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/B1uaQCk539c

Live from the Theatre Basement, the weekly podcast streaming show from Theatrikos Theatre Company alternates between ten-minute short plays and interviews with Northern Arizona arts leaders.

Celebrate 2021 Hanukkah with eight crazy days of running or walking! This is a progressive challenge set to take place between Sunday November 28th and Monday December 6th. The minimum goal is to complete a 1K on Day 1, 2K, on Day 2, 3K on Day 3 all the way through an 8K on the final day. Others who wish to run longer can see how many miles they can run during the 8 day celebration. For Flagstaff locals, on December 5th, join members of Chabad of Flagstaff for a special candle lighting ceremony at 4:30 PM at Buffalo Park. Stay tuned as additional members of our Flagstaff Jewish Community may host on additional evenings. As you complete your challenge each day, you will enter your distance completed, and you can optionally add your time for all to see. While the run is free, we encourage those that can, to please make any kind of donation to Flagstaff Shelter Services; Flagstaff Shelter Services is on a mission to end homelessness in Coconino County. They are open all day, every day, ready to provide emergency shelter and services to all people crisis, regardless of faith, sobriety or mental health and give them the tools and resources needed to move out of homelessness for good. It costs $6 a night to provide emergency shelter to someone experiencing homelessness and for $2500, Flagstaff Shelter Services can give someone a fresh start in a new home. Whatever you contribute, your donation helps cover the critical expenses that make their programs possible and move us that much closer to eliminating homelessness in Flagstaff. Our goal is at least $5000, so join the fun for a great cause too.

This award-winning exhibition continues in a smaller version. Come meet Hopi-R2 (the world’s only indigenous droid), see a documentary about the making of Navajo Star Wars, and view interpretive panels exploring the reasons Star Wars resonates with Native artists. Watch tours of the exhibition with the curator, as well as videos on the making of Hopi-R2, on the MNA YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNrYa7nGvXnKxQrQF7H3nVcLuZ5zuyUGa

Large-scale paintings tell a story of the human journey through cycles of chaos and discord to places of wholeness and balance. Hopi artists Michael Kabotie and Delbridge Honanie drew inspiration from ancestral murals. Created more than a decade ago, these paintings offer a compelling message for our times, ultimately offering hope that by embracing our shadow side, our cultural differences, and the hard work of healing, we can find our way to life in balance and harmony. Watch an online tour of the exhibition on the MNA YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/bO5-9brMfqc

Come see the pottery, photographs, paintings, and drawings of six women who were creating art in Northern Arizona from 1900 to 1940: Nampeyo, Kate Cory, Mary-Russell Ferrell Colton, Nora Lucy Mowbray Cundell, Harriet Morton Holmes, and Lillian Wilhelm Smith. Watch a tour of the exhibition by curator Alan Petersen on the MNA YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/B1uaQCk539c

Celebrate 2021 Hanukkah with eight crazy days of running or walking! This is a progressive challenge set to take place between Sunday November 28th and Monday December 6th. The minimum goal is to complete a 1K on Day 1, 2K, on Day 2, 3K on Day 3 all the way through an 8K on the final day. Others who wish to run longer can see how many miles they can run during the 8 day celebration. For Flagstaff locals, on December 5th, join members of Chabad of Flagstaff for a special candle lighting ceremony at 4:30 PM at Buffalo Park. Stay tuned as additional members of our Flagstaff Jewish Community may host on additional evenings. As you complete your challenge each day, you will enter your distance completed, and you can optionally add your time for all to see. While the run is free, we encourage those that can, to please make any kind of donation to Flagstaff Shelter Services; Flagstaff Shelter Services is on a mission to end homelessness in Coconino County. They are open all day, every day, ready to provide emergency shelter and services to all people crisis, regardless of faith, sobriety or mental health and give them the tools and resources needed to move out of homelessness for good. It costs $6 a night to provide emergency shelter to someone experiencing homelessness and for $2500, Flagstaff Shelter Services can give someone a fresh start in a new home. Whatever you contribute, your donation helps cover the critical expenses that make their programs possible and move us that much closer to eliminating homelessness in Flagstaff. Our goal is at least $5000, so join the fun for a great cause too.