Community Calendar

When a Tree is Felled in the Forest, has it Heard the Lumberjack’s Song? Black Lumberjacks in Northern Arizona. A Visual exhibition including storytelling by Jetsonorma, Rev. Dr. Bernadine Lewis, Josiah Johnson, La Trouchka Duke, and art by Chip Thomas. Hosted by thenRichard Wood professorship for the Teaching Of Philosophy and the ACM 210 Arts and Cultural Management class in the College of Arts and Letters.

Come on by and learn a bit about the history of the Northern Arizona Lumberjacks from whom NAU got our Louie.

April 3 | 4 PM | Riles Building | Second Floor

#CALisHistory #CALisCreative #CALisArt

The opening reception date has changed! Join us during the April First Friday ArtWalk to celebrate women in Northern Arizona with art, history, and more!

Resilience Revisited extends this legacy by inviting contemporary artists to reflect on what resilience looks like today. This exhibition recognizes that resilience is not only an individual trait, but a collective practice rooted in community, memory, and lived experience.

By placing new artistic responses alongside historical narratives, the exhibit creates a dialogue across generations. It honors the women whose stories were often excluded from traditional archives while making space for present-day voices to reflect on identity, perseverance, and belonging in Northern Arizona.

We bring together different culturally rooted, innovative, bubble-bursting, and masterful musicians to share the stage in a unique, community-focused series free, family-friendly, danceable, interactive, and welcoming to all!

Organized by the nonprofit Wild Steps. More info: wildsteps8@gmail.com. www.gowildsteps.org

This event, known as parkrun, takes place every Saturday morning - same time, same place, same 5K distance. Run, walk, jog, walk the dog, push the grandchildren in a stroller, or volunteer - this event is free, for everyone, forever. It is an opportunity to get outside into the fresh air with a bunch of like-minded folks. It’s is worldwide. Every Saturday about 350,000 people all around the world are doing their own local parkrun. Visit our website and complete a one-time registration so your parkrun efforts can be recorded. Please JOIN US! See you on Saturday - we start at 7:30am.

Stop by the NACA Oak Creek Overlook Vista for beautiful & authentic Native American crafts! Our Artisans can also be found at the Grand Canyon Tusayan Museum!

The Overlook Vista is open daily from 8 AM to 4 PM, depending on the weather. Crafts that can be found at our Artisans' tables include jewelry, ornaments, pottery, sculptures and much more! Check out the Oak Creek Overlook Facebook and Yelp pages for more info and up-to-date hours.

If you have questions or would like general information, please contact Pearl Tsosie at (928) 526-2968 ext.135 or email her at ptsosie@nacainc.org

Together with the Flagstaff Downtown Business Alliance, the NAU NASA Space Grant Program, CEFNS, SCE, COE, and SBS, we are showing the Flagstaff community what NAU STEM is about.

Join in for a day of STEM activities and demonstrations, meant for any and all ages of people who are passionate about STEM. 9am - 1pm is specifically catered to younger audiences.

Dive into a fun-filled water conservation celebration with Willow Bend at this free, family-friendly event! Community partners from the City of Flagstaff Water Services Department, the Museum of Northern Arizona, and more will join to help us learn about the wide world of water.

Through engaging demonstrations, interactive games, and hands-on activities, you can learn how to protect water and educate your community!

No registration required—just come ready to learn, create, and have fun!

Science Saturday is an event held on the first Saturday of every month from 9:30am-11:30am. Each month is focused on a different theme, and each event offers fun and educational hands-on activities. Artists, scientists, and experts join us on occasion to provide extra special opportunities to learn and explore. There is no need to RSVP, and the events are drop-in format.

Thanks to generous funding from Flagstaff365, Creative Flagstaff, APS, and the City of Flagstaff BBB Revenues, this event is free and open to the public.

Prescott’s Phippen Museum is once again hosting the 10th Arizona Pastel Artists Association National Show. The exhibition and sale runs from February 28 through April 19, 2026. Creativity and unique subject matters spark this showcase of paintings full of rich, saturated colors that only pastels can achieve.

We invite you to the grand opening reception on March 14th from 11:00 AM until 2:00 PM. The reception includes a presentation by artist Karen Budan, a luncheon and an awards ceremony, which are open to the public and free of charge.

Paintings in the exhibition include landscape, still life, abstract and more, including western and local themes. Works from fifteen northern Arizona artists will be on display as well as artists from across the state and nation.
Nationally acclaimed and award-winning artist, Karen Budan, served as judge for the juried show. Karen is a contemporary still life artist, whose style ranges from realistic to highly photorealistic. Her paintings capture vivid colors, luminous reflections and extraordinary detail.
The Phippen Art Museum is located at 4701 Highway 89 North in Prescott. For more information please visit: apaa.wildapricot.org.

Photo caption: Aerie Trailhead Sunset by Sedona Artist, Suzette Young

Bring a group of friends and try something you don't see everyday, like trapeze or pole samplers. These 30 minute samplers are short but sweet introductions to aerial-- that means there's no experience required! Being only $14 dollars per sampler, you are free to try everything. There is absolutely no limit to the amount of samplers you can sign up for, in fact we encourage you to try them all and see which apparatus speaks to your heart more. Teens may participate in adult samplers. We hope to see you on April 4th!
Registration in advance is recommended. These samplers fill up so fast!

We’re excited to announce that Living History interpreters will be at the Ft. Whipple Museum on the first Saturday of each month from 10 AM to 3 PM, April through November.

Join us for our next Living History Day on Saturday, April 4, 2026.

Interpreters dressed in accurate period attire will discuss and demonstrate the use of military and medical artifacts from the time when Ft. Whipple was in operation. Demonstrations will include medical tools, firearms, and other items commonly found in the kit of a typical trooper stationed on the Arizona frontier.

As with Living History Adventure on the main Sharlot Hall Museum campus, Living History at Ft. Whipple Museum runs from April through November.
Admission to the Ft. Whipple Museum is free to the public, including during first-Saturday Living History days.

The Ft. Whipple Museum is open Fridays and Saturdays, 10 AM to 4 PM.