Events in Flagstaff today

Heritage Square becomes a lively marketplace in the heart of Downtown Flagstaff, created in partnership with Flagstaff Mountain Town Market to showcase fresh-from-the-farm produce, locally crafted goods, and pop up vendors from nearby businesses. Browse seasonal fruits and vegetables alongside pickles, yogurt, kombucha, sourdough, and many other specialties. Downtown shops also set up temporary booths with unique products and treats. It is a friendly community gathering that highlights local farmers and makers right in the square.

Enjoy community bingo at The American Legion. The parking lot has limited space, and attendees are encouraged to let their coworkers know.

A weekly open studio invites anyone working on sewing or textile projects to create in a shared space. Participants can use the studio’s tools, get friendly guidance from experienced sewists, and connect with fellow makers. Attendance is donation based, so contribute what you can. All ages are welcome, with children attending alongside an accompanying adult.

Discover the stories painted across downtown Flagstaff on a 90-minute guided walk that winds through side streets and hidden passages most visitors miss. Learn how one mural was made possible by the combined support of more than 90 local businesses and 500 individual donors, a reflection of how the community creates art together. Along the route, take in century-old ghost signs from the 1880s, slip into the hidden Mural Alley behind Bright Side Bookshop, and spot fresh works that arrive with each season. Local storyteller guides tailor each tour, highlight the newest additions, share who is creating the next piece, and pass along the insider history heard around town. Celebrated with more than a thousand five-star reviews and named Best Guided Tour Company of Flagstaff in 2023, 2024, and 2025, this mother and son operation has led tours since 2015 and carries five generations of Arizona roots.

This imaginative comedy salutes a century of Route 66 adventure and Americana, inviting viewers on a warm, high-spirited ride along the legendary highway. When Ruth’s car gives out near Flagstaff, a maddening pit stop turns extraordinary as Mother Road appears, a mischievous, mystical personification of Route 66 who scatters a little road dust and sweeps her into a whirlwind journey through Northern Arizona. Along the way they meet James, a tow truck mechanic whose towering dreams arrive with equally big punchlines. Blending scripted storytelling with playful audience involvement and taking cues from the British seaside tradition of end-of-the-pier entertainment, this story within a story serves up pun-filled humor, larger-than-life characters, and laughs that welcome all ages. It offers a lively nod to Flagstaff, the Grand Canyon, and the singular charm that makes a Route 66 road trip unlike any other.

Learn what dementia is, how it affects people, and ways to be supportive during a free, one hour Dementia Friends session at Peak Experience Realty. The session offers practical approaches for interacting with loved ones who have dementia and presents tools to help foster a more dementia friendly community. Space is limited, so RSVP to Karin VonKay, Dementia Friends Champion, by calling or texting (928) 607-9783.

Free live music fills the heart of Downtown Flagstaff. Discover local musicians as you pick up a to-go coffee, lunch, or dinner from nearby spots, then enjoy a picnic on the square while the music plays. It is a relaxed way to unwind, savor good food, and support local talent all season. The 2026 season of free live music is supported by Old Town Shops, Liv Sky Cottages, and Findlay Toyota.

Cribbage Night at Good Game Cafe brings together strategy, fun, and friendly competition for players of all experience levels. Beginners can learn the basics with available lessons, and cribbage boards are offered for purchase. Prizes are awarded to the top three finishers, and the setting emphasizes a friendly, welcoming community. Entry options include a $10 standard fee, an $8 student rate, and free admission for Standard and Premium Members.

This stage musical retells the Pixar story of Marlin, a cautious father who crosses the ocean to find his son, Nemo, after the young fish is taken and placed in a dentist's aquarium in Sydney. It follows his quest to reunite their family and the lengths a parent will go to bring a child home.

Weekly swing dancing is back at Firecreek Coffee in Flagstaff, featuring an intermediate lesson, a drop-in beginner session, and a social dance to practice new steps. Partners are optional, and the beginner instruction is designed for those with no prior experience. Admission is $5 and includes both the lesson and the social dance.

Snipapalooza offers free spay and neuter surgeries from High Country Humane, along with free DAPP vaccinations for dogs and FVRCP vaccinations for cats. Participation is limited to Coconino County residents and requires proof of a qualifying low-income status, such as Medicaid (AHCCCS), WIC, SNAP, SSI, SSDI, unemployment benefits, a household income under $51,000 per year, or residency in the Navajo Nation within Coconino County. Additional services are available for a fee, including rabies vaccination with dog license, pain medication, e-collars and microchipping. Appointments are required and space is limited.

At Trash Panda, this hands-on upcycling session transforms old T-shirts that cannot be sold into reusable shopping bags. Paint and other materials are provided so each bag can be personalized, and no sewing experience is required. Participants leave with a practical tote they created themselves. The effort helps restock bags that tend to disappear quickly, keeping the reuse cycle in motion with a playful, slightly messy spirit.

Par 4 the Parks marks its fifth year with a charity disc golf tournament benefiting Coconino County Parks, presented by the Friends of Coconino County Parks and sponsored by Findlay Toyota Flagstaff. This unsanctioned competition at the Fort Tuthill Disc Golf Course features a single day, two round doubles format where teams bring their own partner and play in a Best Of style. Divisions available include Mixed Gender, Mixed Age, Open and Amateur for men and women, 40+ for men and women, and Juniors. Junior divisions offer reduced or no entry fees, and final divisions will be set according to registration. Proceeds are shared between the charitable cause and player payouts, and food and beverages will be available from local providers.

Once a month the CAL Ranch parking lot transforms into a lively open air marketplace where growers, bakers, homesteaders, herbalists, artists, makers, and local families gather. A quick stop for a loaf of sourdough can easily turn into taking home tomato plants, handmade soap, farm fresh eggs, a new connection, and plans to return the following month. Shoppers can explore plants, seeds, and herbs, along with eggs and homestead animals. Supplies for the garden such as compost, composting worms, and soil amendments appear alongside fresh sourdough, jams, jellies, baked treats, and local honey. Handmade goods include crafts, fiber arts, jewelry, and books, as well as teas, tinctures, salves, and other apothecary items. Custom shirts, tumblers, jackets, and more are available, community resources are on hand, and food trucks offer meals and fresh lemonade. Children can enjoy face painting, glitter tattoos, balloon animals, and a free arts and crafts table. The market is organized independently and simply takes place at the CAL Ranch parking lot. It returns on the fourth Saturday of each month from April through September. Those interested in being a vendor are welcome to reach out to the organizers.

Enjoy a welcoming night of board games, conversation, and community. Whether you are an avid player or just curious, the setting is relaxed and inclusive, and the event is open to all. Admission is $10 for standard entry, $8 for students, and free for members. Half of all entry proceeds benefit one-n-ten, a local organization that supports LGBTQ+ youth. Participants may attend with friends or on their own, connecting over tabletop fun while supporting one-n-ten.

Enjoy a relaxing puppy yoga session on the Dark Sky Brewing patio in Flagstaff, where all ages can stretch and breathe while friendly pups bring plenty of playful energy. Every participating puppy is looking for a forever home, and pet supply donations are welcome to support animals in need. After the session, a $2 recovery beer is available at either DSB location for a simple post-yoga treat. Puppies will remain in the beer garden afterward as they continue meeting potential adopters.

Enjoy free live music in the center of Downtown Flagstaff all summer, featuring local musicians. Pick up coffee, lunch, or dinner to go from downtown spots, settle in for a picnic on the square, and take in the sounds. The 2026 season of free live music is supported by Old Town Shops, Liv Sky Cottages, and Findlay Toyota.

Magic: The Gathering players gather for a relaxed Commander session at Good Game Cafe, centered on inventive decks and playful experimentation. Expect offbeat brews and unconventional combos, with an emphasis on fun over competition. Rule 0 is observed, so each pod sets expectations together before starting to keep games enjoyable for all participants. All experience levels are welcome, and pods form on a drop-in basis. Entry is $10 for standard admission, $8 for students, and free for members.