Community Calendar

An eclectic market featuring a mix of vintage, upcycled, artisan, antiques, previously loved treasures! Grab some lunch too! Located on Rte 66 in historic downtown Flagstaff.

Join us for the Fiber Artists of Northern Arizona monthly guild meeting. Doors open at 9:30 and meeting begins at 10:00. Susie will be giving a presentation on the different types of felting. Guests always welcome to meeting.

Entrance is the double glass doors next to the green door.

During World War II, over 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry were imprisoned in American concentration camps, including some residents of Arizona. Two of the ten so-called “Relocation Centers” were built in Arizona on Indian reservations.

In this presentation, historian Andy Russell compares the history of Japanese Americans in Arizona and Nevada with a focus on WWII experiences and government responses to the "Japanese Question."

A book signing will follow featuring Dr. Russell’s new book:
Like Friends, Like Foes: Japanese Americans and Nevada Through World War II

Childhood in pioneer days was filled with simple joys. From handmade toys and board games to the excitement of riding early bicycles, play was an important part of frontier life. Come explore the various games, toys, and activities that kept pioneer children entertained. Visitors will have the chance to make and take home their own handcrafted pioneer toy.

Living History Adventure is included with General Admission and Membership.

Blending art with outstanding children's books, this program introduces budding young readers to the wonderful world of story and illustrations. This month, learn about I Aint Gonna Paint No More written by Karen Beaumont and illustrated by David Catrow. For children, grades K-2. Register online, at the Youth Desk, or call 928.777.1537. Please note: All registered children will receive a personal copy of the month's book. If your family registers more than one child for this event, you will receive just one copy of the book. This will make the program available to more children. 

Come enjoy the always fun, always free Flagstaff Music Festival as we celebrate the best of our local music scene.

Flagstaff Music Festival celebrates local bands and the amazing musicians that make up our local music scene. Come on out to this free Festival Saturday, September 12, to experience the amazing musical talent in our area! Come enjoy this free, family-friendly event on Heritage Square in historic downtown Flagstaff.

Head to Heritage Square September 12 for the Flagstaff Music Festival

Ready to experience live local music? Head to Heritage Square Sept. 12 for the Flagstaff Music Festival – a FREE community event that celebrates the musical talent in our area while raising awareness for a scholarship for local young musicians.

Get ready to groove with this year’s headliner Local Honey, whose unique reggae-infused sound is sure to bring the party vibe to Heritage Square. The eclectic lineup also features the jam-band sound of Baby Moth, the psychedelic rock of Pummin Lummin, the funk-soul of Choopow, and the rhythmythic Americana of bon fiction.

And whether you are local or not, YOUR voice is needed to help kick off the festival with a “community sing” with the Peacetime Players! You can also meet adoptable pups from High Country Humane, browse vendors from Flagstaff Mountain-Town Market, register to vote with the Coconino County Elections, learn about the Grand Canyon Wolf Recovery Project, and more.

The Flagstaff Music Festival has promoted Flagstaff music and Flagstaff as a musical destination since 2003. This year’s event will again benefit the Haven Walker Music Scholarship, which continues to build our community’s creativity by awarding scholarships to local students to support their musical journeys.

For more information, visit flagstaffmusicfestival.com.

Join our community for the 9/11 Day of Service at Flagstaff Mall as we honor the spirit of unity and compassion through meaningful service. Explore a variety of hands-on volunteer opportunities, donate blood to help save lives, and connect with local nonprofit organizations at our Volunteer Expo to discover ways to make a difference throughout the year. Whether you can give an hour or an afternoon, everyone is welcome to come together in remembrance through service.

Southwest Skye Pipes and Drums is an award winning band featuring the Great Highland Bagpipes and drums. Enjoy music, heritage, and Celtic Culture. Please bring blankets or low chairs as this will take place on the library lawn off of Goodwin St.  Southwest Skye Pipes & Drums has called Williams, Arizona “the Gateway to the Grand Canyon“ its home since 2008, with members throughout Northern Arizona and reaching as far south as Phoenix. A traditional bagpipe and drum band at heart, Southwest Skye has built a reputation of having fun and delighting audiences with both traditional and contemporary selections at performances throughout its history. This program is presented with funding from the Friends of the Prescott Public Library.

Drop-in to the weekly Casual Chess program, where adult and teen players of all levels are welcome. Whether you're brand new to the game, a casual player, or an advanced competitor, Casual Chess offers a supportive and engaging environment. Come play, learn, and enjoy chess with others in your community. Boards and clocks will be available.  Chess Meetup is held in partnership with Prescott Chess Club. Club membership is not required.