Community Calendar

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Meetings are held both in-person and via Zoom and feature presentations by experienced genealogists on a wide range of relevant topics. Open to the public; non-members welcome!
Find the Zoom link on our website.

We also partner with the Prescott Public Library and the local Family Search Center to provide in-person as well as Zoom mentoring opportunities to aid in your family research.

A social gathering for artists of all skill levels. Get your creative juices flowing with fun drawing prompts.
Drawing utensils and paper provided, or bring your own!

Looking for an excuse to hang out with cool people and make some art? Look no further! Come, relax, and participate in group sketching prompts. This is NOT an art class, but beginners are more than welcome!
Extra drawing utensils and paper pads will be provided.

To request a reasonable accommodation for any type of disability, please call 928-213-2330. Three days prior notice is requested.

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Join our weekly writing group to practice your writing habit!

With the use of prompts, time allotments, and group sharing, Wily Writers will learn more about their writing and support others along the way.

Constructive and positive feedback is welcome and encouraged! Our ultimate goal is to make writing more accessible and approachable for everyone at any level. You bring your writing tools and we'll bring the fun!

To request a reasonable accommodation for any type of disability, please call 928-213-2330. Three days prior notice is requested.

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Thursday | February 19 | 7 PM | Cline Library Assembly Hall

Join NAU History for Black History Month with visiting professor Elizabeth Todd-Breland of the University of Illinois - Chicago. She specializes in urban history, African American history and the history of education and has written extensively on black political reform with an emphasis on black teacher unionism from the civil rights era to the present. Her talk will focus on the black organizing tradition and how to response to current crises in the spirit of the public good, including public education.

Rread more about her: Todd-Breland, Elizabeth | History | University of Illinois Chicago

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Join us to learn how rangelands and climate are changing across the West, and what it means for the future of ranching. Hear from experts and local ranchers about new tools for understanding change and ways to adapt.

Diablo Trust's Annual Meeting this year will focus on the "Changing Landscapes for Ranching in the American West", and will be held at Serendipity Flagstaff on Friday, February 20th, from 9AM-12PM. Light refreshments and coffee will be provided.

Agenda

Local Changes: Reflections from Bar T Bar and Flying M

Evaluating Influential Status and trends of Western Rangelands: 1984 to present and a little beyond - Matt Reeves, PhD

In this presentation, we unpack the status and trends of vegetation on western rangelands. In addition, we will discuss how new tools, techniques and ideas are shaping our ability to make statements about the past, present and future.

Tracking Climate Change and Variability Across the Southwest: Using Rangeland Climate Reports for Insight - Mike Crimmins, PhD, & Trevor McKellar, PhD

Climate across the Southwest is changing, with long-term trends and short-term variability together influencing rangeland conditions and management challenges. This presentation highlights recent climate patterns across the region and demonstrates how rangeland climate reports can be used to understand current conditions, place them in historical context, and recognize broader climate signals affecting northern Arizona landscapes.

We will also be holding a fundraising raffle - thank you to our sponsors! Raffle tickets will be available for purchase with card, check, or cash at the Annual Meeting.

Please RSVP: https://www.diablotrust.org/calendar/2026/2/20/diablo-trust-annual-meeting