Events in Flagstaff today

Transform old, unsellable T-shirts into reusable shopping bags at a relaxed, hands-on workshop hosted at Trash Panda. No sewing experience is needed. All materials are provided, including paint and other decorating supplies, so each participant can personalize a bag and leave with something useful. These bags are in constant demand, and the session welcomes helpers to keep new ones rolling out as quickly as they are claimed. Expect a casual, creative atmosphere where crafting, conversation, and a little eco-friendly mess keep sustainability fun.

The ski and snowboard swap returns to the University Union Fieldhouse with a broad mix of gear for the coming season. Shoppers can browse new and used alpine skis, snowboards, boots, and bindings, along with winter clothing and accessories such as helmets, gloves, and goggles. Inventory tends to move quickly, and an extra 10 percent discount is offered on the final day, excluding used customer swap items. Those interested in selling can consign eligible equipment and have Ski Pro handle the process after check-in. Skis, snowboards, boots, and bindings are accepted, with a limit of ten items per person. Used clothing, helmets, and other accessories are not accepted for consignment. Bindings must be indemnified by their manufacturer, and a Ski Pro employee can help confirm eligibility. After the sale, sellers may return to collect unsold items or receive payment. Any gear not retrieved will be donated.

Enjoy a free outdoor concert at Heritage Square in downtown Flagstaff featuring Cattywampus. Pick up a coffee, lunch, or dinner from nearby eateries and settle in for a picnic on the square as the music plays. This Music on the Square event is part of a season that highlights local musicians and offers an easy way to relax and support local talent. The 2026 season is supported by Old Town Shops, Liv Sky Cottages, and Findlay Toyota.

Phenomenon Concerts brings Hail the Sun to the historic Orpheum Theater in downtown Flagstaff, joined by A Lot Like Birds, Blight Town, and Murals. This all ages show spotlights Hail the Sun, a Chico, California group featuring vocalist Donovan Melero, guitarists Shane Gann and Aric Garcia, bassist John Stirrat, and drummer Allen Casillas. Their seventh album, cut. turn. fade. back, delves into life’s big questions and recurring cycles, engaging with subjects such as military atrocities, humanitarian crises, addiction, love lost, and death, and how progress can seem to give way to familiar patterns. The Orpheum is a historic indoor venue. Parking is not available on site, so plan for nearby street or garage options. Ticket prices are the same at the box office and online. A full bar is available. Outside food and drinks are not permitted, and concessions are offered. Empty, soft, clear water bottles are allowed, while metal and hard plastic bottles, including hydro flasks, are not. Unless a show states otherwise, there is a strict no re entry policy. A clear bag rule is enforced, allowing clear stadium bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches or a gallon size clear zip bag. Non clear exceptions are limited to wristlets up to 4 by 6 by 1 inches and diaper or medical bags, which are subject to search. No other bags are permitted, storage is not available, and clear bags can be purchased.

Discover Flagstaff’s downtown scene like a local with Second Saturday, a monthly celebration that highlights the independent businesses that make this area distinctive. Each edition features one-day-only experiences such as special offers, live music, pop-up happenings, hands-on workshops, shopping-focused events, and seasonal food and drink menus. No two months are the same, so there is always something new to explore. Plan a day that fits your style, whether that means brunch, family time, a happy hour with friends, a date-night outing, or a casual stroll to see what is new. It is a welcoming way to support local spots and enjoy everything Downtown Flagstaff has to share.

Community members gather at the Rio de Flag for a volunteer watershed cleanup focused on picking up trash and clearing woody material along the river corridor. The effort supports a healthier waterway and offers time outdoors. Details on registration and pick-up locations are available through Volunteer Flagstaff.

This monthly dog adoption event at Flagstaff Mall offers the chance to meet, play with, and adopt dogs of all ages, from puppies to seniors. It takes place inside the mall by the fireplace, and the selection of adoptable companions varies from month to month.

Explore Northern Arizona’s natural beauty through art in this Summer Wildflower Series session centered on the Globe Mallow. Participants work on wood panels with acrylics, following a pre-designed composition and step-by-step instruction. The workshop includes a brief look at the flower’s symbolism and natural history and welcomes all experience levels. Class size is limited to 8 for personalized guidance in a relaxed setting. Materials are included, and the cost is $65 per session. Led by painter and The HeArt Box gallery owner Jill Sans, who focuses on the natural world and often works with mixed media and plant-based inks and pigments, this session takes place at The HeArt Box in downtown Flagstaff.

Free and open to all ages, this celebration of Flagstaff’s music community spotlights local bands while raising funds and awareness for the Haven Walker Music Scholarship Fund. The day begins with the Peacetime Players Community Sing and continues with performances by Choopow, Bon Fiction, Pummin Lummin, Baby Moth, and Local Honey. Local organizations will be on site, contributing to a welcoming community atmosphere in Downtown Flagstaff.

Next Stop Comedy brings stand up to Grand Canyon Brewing + Distillery: Flagstaff with a fresh lineup of comedians at each show. Look for performers with television and podcast appearances as the roster rotates to keep every performance new.

Dark Sky Brewing Company hosts a monthly dog adoption event where visitors can meet, play with, and adopt canine companions. Dogs range from puppies to seniors, and the lineup varies from month to month. It is a chance to spend time with adoptable dogs and find a new four-legged friend.

Free live music brings Downtown Flagstaff to life all summer, featuring local musicians and a relaxed setting on the square. Grab a to-go coffee, lunch, or dinner from nearby spots and enjoy a picnic while the music plays. It is an easy way to unwind, savor good food, and support local talent throughout the season. Sponsored by Old Town Shops, Liv Sky Cottages, and Findlay Toyota in support of free live music.

Celebrate a century of adventure and Americana with a zany, enchanting comedy set on the legendary Mother Road. When Ruth’s car gives out near Flagstaff, a maddening pit stop becomes a whirlwind escapade after Mother Road, the spirited personification of Route 66, scatters a touch of road dust and carries her across Northern Arizona. Along the way she meets James, a tow truck whiz with canyon-sized dreams and punchlines, as their path fills with larger-than-life characters and quick-fire gags. Blending stage play and interactive moments, and tipping its hat to the British tradition of “end-of-the-pier” entertainment, this playful show-within-a-show offers laugh-out-loud fun for all ages while honoring the quirky charm of Flagstaff, the Grand Canyon, and the enduring allure of Route 66.

Step into Ravenswood Bluff, where a grisly crime has shaken the town and a demon hides among the villagers. Blood on the Clocktower is a social deduction game of strategy, talk, and bluffing. Players are secretly aligned with Good or Evil and must debate, share clues, and vote to root out the demon by day, then take covert actions by night under the guidance of the Storyteller. Every role carries a unique power, and even those who fall can still sway the outcome as ghosts. Late arrivals can jump in as Travellers with distinctive abilities and unpredictable loyalties. Hosted at Good Game Cafe. Admission is $10 for standard entry and $8 for students, and Standard and Premium Members attend at no cost.

Enjoy a friendly bingo gathering. Parking in the lot is limited. Tell your co-workers.

Create + Connect is a weekly open studio for sewing and textile projects. Bring your own piece to work on, make use of the available tools, get guidance from sewists, and connect with others. It follows a pay-what-you-can donation model. All are welcome, and kids may participate with an accompanying adult.