This weekend in Flagstaff, AZ

High Country Humane hosts a low cost clinic offering core vaccines for cats and dogs, along with optional microchipping and dog licensing. Services are available to the first 40 pets in line. Please bring records of prior vaccinations. Cats must arrive in secure carriers and dogs must be on leash. Feline options include PureVax rabies for $25, FVRCP for $25, and PureVax leukemia for $35. Canine options include rabies for $25, DAPP distemper parvo combo for $25, and Bordetella for $25. Microchipping with free registration is $25. City or county dog licenses are available for $14 for altered pets and $27 for unaltered pets.

Explore the wild neighbors of Northern Arizona at this Science Saturday focused on local wildlife. Learn about the animals that live in the region and practice identifying the signs they leave behind, including tracks and scat. Attendees are welcome to dress as a favorite wild creature to add to the fun. The program is free and open to the public, offered in a drop-in format with no registration or RSVP needed. This monthly series features a new theme each time with engaging, hands-on activities, and artists, scientists, and other experts occasionally participate to provide special learning opportunities. Supported by funding from Flagstaff365, Creative Flagstaff, and the City of Flagstaff BBB Revenues.

Babbitt's Backcountry Outfitters hosts a recurring event focused on dog adoptions, offering a welcoming chance to meet, play with, and adopt canine companions. The lineup changes from month to month, with dogs of all ages from puppies to seniors, so each visit can bring a different match. The event takes place at Babbitt's Backcountry Outfitters.

Discover Flagstaff and The Orpheum present a concert by Union32 at the historic Orpheum Theater in downtown Flagstaff as part of The Music of Route 66 Concert Series. This all ages event highlights sounds connected to the iconic highway, and it concludes with the Rt.66 Star Party, a special stargazing experience hosted with the Flagstaff Dark Skies Coalition. Union32 is a jazz quintet that reimagines well known songs through a modern jazz lens, drawing on influences from doo wop, country, and classic rock. Their catalog includes Wild Horses, a fresh take on the music of The Rolling Stones, and The Crunge, inspired by Led Zeppelin’s Houses of the Holy. Recent collaborations include an electronics focused recording with synth artist Tsone, also known as Tony Obr, and a project with the southwestern Americana duo the Sunshine Ensemble. The lineup features Keith Kelly on bass clarinet, flute, and tenor saxophone, Adam Roberts on soprano and tenor saxophone, Brett Reed on vibraphone and percussion, Ben Hedquist on acoustic bass, and Jacob Eary on drums and percussion. The Orpheum Theater is an indoor, historic venue in downtown Flagstaff. There is no on site parking. Tickets are priced the same at the box office and online. A full bar and concessions are available, and outside food and beverages are not permitted. Empty, soft, clear water bottles are allowed, while metal or hard plastic bottles are not. The venue generally observes a no re entry policy. A clear bag policy is in effect. Guests may bring a clear stadium bag up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches or a gallon sized clear zip bag. Small wristlets up to 4 by 6 by 1 inch and diaper or medical bags are permitted and are subject to search. No other bags are allowed and the theater does not offer bag storage. Clear bags are available for purchase.

Ryan Biter performs a free outdoor show at Heritage Square in downtown Flagstaff, part of a season that highlights local musicians. Attendees can pick up coffee or a meal from nearby downtown eateries and enjoy a picnic on the square while listening. Support for the 2026 season comes from Old Town Shops, Liv Sky Cottages, and Findlay Toyota.

Trash Panda Community Market is a new community-focused marketplace at Pine Forest Charter in Flagstaff, created to give people a welcoming place to run a mini yard sale, art booth, resale rack, or table of handmade goods. A $5 donation allows participants to set up a table, and each $5 goes directly to support Pine Forest Charter School. The market was designed with renters in mind, recognizing that many live in apartments or communities that do not allow yard sales. It offers a simple way to pass along items you no longer need, make a bit of extra cash, and keep usable goods out of the landfill. Participants are asked to follow thoughtful stewardship guidelines by packing in and packing out, picking up trash when they see it, leaving their space better than they found it, and respecting the space, the people, and the mission. Bring clothes, random treasures, handmade goods, and that someone will love this pile, and give those items a second life without needing a yard.

International performers come together for an afternoon salute to pop icons, honoring U.S. veterans and revisiting the sounds of 1965 with references to The Ed Sullivan Show and Dick Clark’s American Bandstand. The concert features tributes to Tom Jones, The Supremes, Tina Turner, Martina McBride, and The Carpenters, highlighting music from artists with more than 500 million records sold. Presented as a Labor Day legends showcase, the performance blends nostalgia and classic hits in a multi-talented program on a single stage.

Sunday Cabernet Cabarets spotlights the link between Shakespeare and Broadway with a spirited program from FlagShakes. Expect showstoppers drawn from musicals inspired by the Bard, including Kiss Me, Kate, Something Rotten!, West Side Story, The Lion King, and All Shook Up, along with a few surprises. Presented at Beaver Street Theatre. General admission is $20, and patron tickets are $100 with up to four reserved seats. Every ticket includes a glass of wine or bottled water. Patron ticket holders for all three cabarets are also invited to a bonus cocktail gathering featuring a private performance by Stephen Edwards.

A high-spirited, fantastical comedy marking a hundred years of Route 66 adventure and Americana. Blending theatrical storytelling with interactive touches and nods to classic British pier-side variety shows, Route 66 to the Grand Canyon follows Ruth after her car gives out near Flagstaff. A playful spirit called Mother Road, the personification of Route 66, sprinkles a touch of magic and sweeps her across Northern Arizona. Along the way they meet James, a tow truck mechanic with canyon-sized dreams and plenty of jokes. The result is a show within the show, filled with pun-filled gags, larger-than-life characters, and big laughs for all ages. It pays tribute to Flagstaff, the Grand Canyon, and the quirky, captivating charm that makes the Mother Road truly unique.