Events in Sedona, AZ

Immerse yourself in a three-day exploration of evolutionary astrology that starts with the essentials and builds toward practical chart work. Begin with the planets, signs, and houses of the zodiac, then move into aspects and transits to see how celestial patterns can reflect life experiences. You will work with your own natal chart to highlight personal strengths and areas for growth, while learning foundational techniques you can use to read charts for friends and family. Led by Kirti Wright Zhu, the training welcomes all experience levels and features hands-on practice with the Evolutionary Astrology methodology as taught through Kaypacha and the New Paradigm School of Astrology. The program offers initial tools and insights to help you decide whether to continue your studies. While it does not include a full course, the organizers can suggest paths for more in-depth learning or future certification. Upon completion, participants receive a certificate of achievement. The introductory curriculum also addresses how to hold space and prepare to facilitate sessions. Personalized one-on-one single sessions are available the day before or after the workshop for those who want extra support.

At Trash Panda, worn and unsellable T-shirts are transformed into reusable shopping bags in a casual, creative workshop. All materials for painting and personalization are provided, and no sewing experience is needed. Participants leave with a functional tote that reflects their style. Because these bags are in constant demand, the session also serves as a collaborative effort to make more, helping sustain the upcycling loop. It offers a playful, planet-minded way to create something useful, with room for a little mess along the way.

Enjoy free live music in the heart of Downtown Flagstaff. Discover local musicians, grab a to-go coffee, lunch, or dinner from downtown spots, and relax with a picnic on the square while the music plays. It is a simple way to unwind, enjoy good food, and support local talent all season. The 2026 season is sponsored by Old Town Shops, Liv Sky Cottages, and Findlay Toyota in support of free live music.

Settle into a deeply immersive sound healing experience at Aumbase Sedona: Sound Breath & Yoga, held by Daniel and Valerie in a safe and caring space. A tapestry of sounds from drum, didgeridoo, gentle vocal toning, crystal and Tibetan bowls, resonant gongs, Native American flute, chimes, and other instruments creates an atmosphere that supports energetic movement and release, while essential oils are used to clear and enhance the journey. The setting is designed to encourage shifts in consciousness along with emotional and physical restoration. Participants may experience bliss, ecstasy, relief in the body, a sense of Oneness, deep calm, a refreshing reset, peace, and an awareness of existing as pure energy. Admission is $30. Offered every second Friday with Valerie and every fourth Friday with Daniel.

Flagstaff’s ski and snowboard swap returns to the University Union Fieldhouse with a wide range of gear for the coming winter. Attendees will find alpine skis, snowboards, boots, and bindings, along with winter clothing and accessories such as helmets, gloves, and goggles, with both new and used options available. Those wishing to sell can check in items at the designated drop-off on the northwestern side of the University Union Fieldhouse, after which Ski Pro handles the sales process. Each seller may bring up to 10 items. Items eligible to be sold include skis, snowboards, boots, and bindings, while used clothing, helmets, and accessories are not accepted. Bindings must be indemnified by their manufacturer, and a Ski Pro employee can help verify eligibility. After the swap, return during the specified pickup window to retrieve any unsold items or receive payment, noting that items not collected by the end of that period will be donated.

Phenomenon Concerts presents a night at the historic Orpheum Theater in downtown Flagstaff featuring Hail The Sun with A Lot Like Birds, Blight Town, and Murals. This all-ages show centers on Hail The Sun, a Chico, California band formed in 2009 whose songs pair dynamic musicianship with deep self-examination. Their seventh album, cut. turn. fade. back, contemplates the full sweep of life and engages with difficult themes that include military violence, humanitarian crises, addiction, lost love, and death. The lineup features vocalist Donovan Melero, guitarists Shane Gann and Aric Garcia, bassist John Stirrat, and drummer Allen Casillas. The venue enforces a clear bag policy allowing clear stadium bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches or a gallon-size clear zip bag. Small wristlets up to 4 by 6 by 1 inch are allowed, and diaper or medical bags are permitted and subject to search. Other bags are not allowed and there is no bag storage. A full bar and concessions are available, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Empty, soft, clear water bottles may be brought inside, while metal or hard plastic bottles are not allowed. Re-entry is generally not permitted unless noted by the show. On-site parking is not available. Ticket prices are the same at the box office and online.

Experience a live concert that channels the spirit of Led Zeppelin, presented by Kashmir. This performance honors the legendary band's sound and energy, bringing the feel of classic rock to the stage.

ACA Race #1 brings student athletes to Fort Tuthill County Park for a two day competition. The first day features the South Conference and the second day features the North Conference. Each day begins with a head coaches meeting, followed by middle school boys and middle school girls races, a first timers race, and high school racing with boys varsity and JV1, then high school girls, then boys JV2 and freshman. Middle school awards take place before the afternoon high school races, and high school awards close the day.

Explore Downtown Flagstaff the way locals do at a monthly celebration that highlights and supports the businesses that define the district. Each month, downtown spots roll out a fresh mix of in-store specials, live music, pop-ups, workshops, shopping events, seasonal menus, and other one-day offerings that create plenty of reasons to wander from place to place. Every edition brings something different, so plan a day that fits your interests and see what is new this time. Whether you are aiming for brunch, time with family, happy hour with friends, a date night, or a simple stroll, it is all about discovering new favorites and enjoying everything downtown has to offer. Activities take place throughout Downtown Flagstaff.

A community cleanup at the Rio de Flag focuses on caring for the local watershed. Participants work together to collect trash and remove fallen branches and brush along the river corridor, improving the health and appearance of this important waterway. It offers a simple way to spend time outdoors while contributing to a cleaner, healthier stream.

Experience a seasonal painting workshop where art and nature meet in the heart of downtown Flagstaff. Led by painter and gallery owner Jill Sans at The HeArt Box, this monthly acrylic series celebrates Northern Arizona’s blooms, with each session focused on a different native wildflower. This session highlights Globe Mallow and guides participants through a pre-designed composition. Everything needed is provided, including wood panels, acrylic paints, brushes, and an image. The workshop also shares a bit about the flower’s symbolism and natural history. Beginners are welcome, and the intimate class is limited to 8 participants for personalized instruction in a relaxed atmosphere. The cost is $65 per session, with all materials included.

The 12th Annual VOC Community BBQ brings the Village of Oak Creek together for an afternoon of food, live music, and activities. Damian, Danielle, and Andrew invite the community to enjoy free barbecue and complimentary Rocky RD ice cream, with a performance by Sugar Moon. Expect group pickleball and kid friendly attractions, including a bouncy house and an obstacle course. Making its debut this year, a dunk tank offers a chance to dunk participating sponsors and organizers. This free community gathering is supported by local sponsors.

At Heritage Square in Flagstaff, this free, all-ages festival highlights the area’s homegrown sound and has been uplifting the local music scene since 2003. It spotlights bands from Flagstaff and raises funds and awareness for the Haven Walker Music Scholarship Fund. A community sing with the Peacetime Players sets the tone for a full lineup that also features Choopow, Bon Fiction, Pummin Lummin, Dub & Down with the Blues, and Local Honey. A new addition brings the Flagstaff Mountain Town Market to create a pedestrian experience with local vendors. Around the square, attendees can meet adoptable dogs from High Country Humane, register to vote with Coconino County Elections, and learn about the Grand Canyon Wolf Recovery Project.

Bone Thugs N Harmony brings a high-energy live show to Pepsi Amphitheater at Fort Tuthill Park, featuring signature hits, rapid-fire flows, and the group’s trademark harmonies.

Next Stop Comedy brings live stand-up to Grand Canyon Brewing + Distillery: Flagstaff with a rotating roster of performers. Each show features a completely new bill, including comedians with television appearances and voices familiar from popular podcasts.

The Sedona Community Farmers Market is now operating on its summer schedule, with updated hours in effect.

Dark Sky Brewing Company hosts a monthly dog adoption event that creates a relaxed space to connect with adoptable dogs. Attendees can interact with friendly canines of all ages, from playful youngsters to gentle seniors, and pursue adoption if the match feels right. The group of dogs changes from month to month, so each visit brings new faces and personalities to meet.

Free live music fills the heart of Downtown Flagstaff all summer, showcasing local musicians. Attendees can pick up a to-go coffee, lunch, or dinner from nearby downtown spots and enjoy a picnic on the square while taking in the sounds. It is a simple way to unwind, enjoy good food, and support local talent throughout the season. The 2026 season is supported by Old Town Shops, Liv Sky Cottages, and Findlay Toyota.

HELD is an intimate four-night women’s retreat in Sedona, Arizona created for those who are ready to slow down, reconnect with themselves, and step into their next chapter feeling grounded, clear, and alive. The program brings together breathwork with nervous system support, awakening movement and meditation, group acupuncture, Human Design, and the TCM Five Elements. Time in nature includes vortex hikes, with space for meaningful connection among like-minded women, nourishing meals, and plenty of rest. Participants stay in a private home on Airport Mesa, known for yang energy, with expansive red rock views and chef-prepared meals. It is designed for the woman who is used to holding it all together and is ready to feel held, arriving as she is and leaving lighter, clearer, and more connected to herself.

Refresh cellular memory and support whole body restoration through a nutrient-focused menu, sustainable healthy habits, and guided mindfulness and meditation. Across six days, this immersive program helps clear accumulated toxins, boost nutrient intake, identify the foods that best support your body’s metabolic reset, and explore how stress affects digestion and nutrient absorption. Participants conclude with greater mental clarity, revitalized cellular memory, and steadier, more focused energy.

An exuberant salute to a century of adventure and Americana unfolds in a zany comedy set along Route 66, designed for all ages. After Ruth’s car breaks down outside Flagstaff, a frustrating delay becomes a fantastical trek through Northern Arizona when the Mother Road, the mischievous spirit of the highway, sprinkles a bit of magic and carries her onward. Along the way she meets James, a tow truck mechanic with canyon-sized dreams and a steady stream of jokes. Blending a traditional play with interactive moments and drawing inspiration from classic British seaside variety, this show within a show serves up pun-filled humor, larger-than-life characters, and abundant laughs while celebrating Flagstaff, the Grand Canyon, and the one-of-a-kind charm that makes Route 66 a road trip unlike any other.

Blood on the Clocktower brings social deduction to life in the haunted village of Ravenswood Bluff. After the town’s storyteller is found slain on the clocktower, a demon hides among the villagers, and the community must expose it before Evil takes control. Players receive hidden roles and split into two teams, Good and Evil, using conversation, logic, and bluffing to identify the threat. During the day, the group debates and votes on suspects. At night, the Storyteller guides secret actions that reveal clues or advance dark plans. Every character has a unique ability, from protecting allies to spreading deceit, and even after death you can still influence play as a ghost. Late arrivals can step in as Travellers with powerful abilities and shifting loyalties. Entry is $10 for standard admission and $8 for students, with free entry for Standard and Premium members. Presented at Good Game Cafe.

Learn mosaic art with glass and found objects in a beginner-friendly, hands-on workshop led by Sonja London-Hall at the Sedona Arts Center’s Art Barn. Explore color, texture, and contrast while creating expressive, abstract mosaics on a natural slate base. Design and craft your own tesserae from stone, glass, and found materials, and build skills in safe shaping, thoughtful composition, and secure adhesion to create a cohesive surface. By the end, participants complete a rustic abstract piece and leave ready to continue working in mosaic at home. The class spans three sessions. It begins with an introduction to smalti, traditional chopping tools, foundations, and the direct method, along with substrate preparation and starting a design. The second session emphasizes texture and confident tile placement. The final session focuses on assembly and finishing, with the choice to use grout or preserve the glass’s natural shadow and brilliance without it. Experience level is beginner, and the primary medium is glass. There is an $85 materials fee payable to the instructor two weeks before the class begins, and participants should bring rolling nippers. Each student must enroll individually.

Explore pastel painting in a hands-on workshop with Nori Thorne that welcomes all experience levels and offers a supportive start for beginners. Work with hard and soft pastels and try wet underpainting while practicing mark making, layering, and experimenting with a variety of pastel surfaces. The session features instructor demonstrations, quick warm ups, and individual guidance at the easel. Photo references and a still life are provided. The focus is on values, color, and shape as you create an expressive raven portrait and build skills to continue your pastel journey. Students should review the class materials list and register individually. The workshop takes place at Sedona Arts Center in the Theatre Studio at the Art Barn. No prior drawing experience is required, only a love of color and a willingness to experiment.

At Element Hotel, this event features an afternoon at Crescent Moon to explore the vortex, take in the views, enjoy lunch, and cool off in the creek. Vendor shops offer a curated selection of pug-themed merchandise, pet portraits, treats, accessories, and more. A hands-on activity invites participants to craft a custom name necklace for their dog, creating a keepsake to remember the weekend. The schedule also includes a special dinner supporting Arizona Pug Party & Rescue, where every attendee helps make a difference for pugs in need.

Guests can explore specialty dishes and refreshing beverages from a rotating selection of local food trucks. Menus change each time, creating a new culinary adventure with every visit. Friends and family can savor great flavors together and enjoy a welcoming community vibe.

A shamanic group retreat at SpiritQuest Sedona Retreats invites participants to cultivate profound self-love through a deep connection with nature. Guided by a neo-shamanic perspective that emphasizes personal empowerment and harmony with the natural world, the experience unfolds both at the retreat center and out on the sacred red rocks of Sedona. Participants work with the elements of earth, sky, water, fire, and spirit, and engage in Medicine Wheel practices that encourage releasing fear and embracing a sense of wholeness. This retreat introduces a powerful sense of place, both on the land and within, to support self-healing, clarity, and a more meaningful way of living. It is designed to help people step out of routine and technology-driven environments, listen to inner guidance, and reconnect with ancestral roots. For those who wish to deepen the experience, one-on-one sessions can be added by arriving a day early or staying a day after the group program.

Barbara Dahlstedt leads an immersive colored pencil portrait masterclass at the Sedona Arts Center, Theatre Studio. Designed for artists at any experience level, the course builds confidence through a clear progression of exercises that emphasize light, nuanced shifts in color, and thoughtful mark making to convey both likeness and a sense of presence. The initial sessions focus on individual features such as eyes, nose, mouth, hair, and skin tones, and the final class brings these studies together in a complete portrait. Participants may work from a provided reference photo or bring a personal color photograph for inspiration. Students should bring their own supplies, and drawing paper will be provided by the instructor. Registration is handled on an individual basis.

Celebrating its 20th anniversary, Pickin' in the Pines Bluegrass Festival fills the Pepsi Amphitheater at Ft. Tuthill County Fairgrounds in Flagstaff, Arizona with three days of music. The experience includes jamming, camping, workshops, a band contest, a community dance, kids activities, and more under the cool pine canopy. The 2026 lineup features The Infamous Stringdusters, Blue Highway, Kitchen Dwellers, Mountain Grass Unit, Bronwyn Keith-Hynes, Tony Trischka’s Earl Jam featuring Michael Daves, Woody Platt & The Bluegrass Gentlemen, Wood Box Heroes, East Nash Grass, The Sentimental Gentlemen, Mason Via, Dom Flemons & The Traveling Wildfires, Red Camel Collective, John Reischman & The Jaybirds, Lonesome Ace Stringband, Chris Brashear & Peter McLaughlin, Nolan McKelvey Band, and Forest Thurman & Friends.

Breathwork and Sound Journey with Daniel and Valerie takes place in Sedona and blends a breathwork session with a sound journey. Presented on a recurring schedule, it features Daniel and Valerie and focuses on this combined practice.

Experience a lively series of concerts in Sedona, offering a fun atmosphere and live performances.

Set in Sedona Mago’s tranquil red rock surroundings, this Tao Yoga retreat offers a restorative pause that helps ease stress, clarify emotions, and rekindle natural balance. The experience blends Tao Yoga with guided healing sessions, mindful hiking, meditation, breathwork, and vibration exercises. Participants slow their pace, recharge, and explore deeper self awareness, supported by meaningful time in nature. The retreat nurtures presence and inner harmony, and many leave feeling refreshed, grounded, and motivated to weave these practices into everyday life.

The Arts Academy of Sedona presents the next installment of its Friday night theater series at its new performance home, The New Room at Sedona United Methodist Church. Held on the third Friday of each month, the program showcases the depth and variety of Sedona’s creative community. This edition offers a cozy, cabaret-style night featuring music, dance, poetry, comedy, and dramatic performances by local artists. Expect table seating, light refreshments, and a friendly atmosphere. Reservations are encouraged. Tickets are $20 in advance and $30 at the door. For more information, call (860)705-9711.

Gain a fresh look at the body and mind through an electrical and energetic lens in a hands-on class at Sedona School of Massage. The first segment centers on gentle, tactile listening to recognize linked areas of restriction and patterns of strain that can relate to discomfort. The second segment builds palpation skills to notice subtle signals that travel from the brain, much like a hard drive, to individual organs. Led by Nina Joy Rizzo, LMT, CST-T, Registered Associate Instructor of Ortho-Bionomy, this NCBTMB certified workshop offers 14 NCBTMB continuing education credits and 16 for Arizona State. Tuition is $395, with a $350 rate available for SSM alumni. A non-refundable $50 payment can reserve a spot. Please note that the class location may be adjusted based on enrollment.

A public event featuring orienteering and adventure races. All are welcome to participate. Additional details and directions are available online.

At Fort Verde State Historic Park, the Fort Verde Interpretive Association presents a living history experience that explores Army life at the fort from 1871 to 1891. Learn what soldiers wore, including the blue uniform, and get a feel for daily routines. See period artifacts related to weapons, food, and games, with weapons demonstrations included. Living history volunteers are available to talk and answer questions. There is no separate event fee, standard park admission applies.

Tommy Rocks returns to Clarkdale Town Park with a Beatles centered concert led by Tommy “Rocks” Anderson. The acoustic rock vocalist and guitarist has logged thousands of performances across the country and is known for Beatles tributes as well as solo acoustic sets. Expect singalong friendly favorites from the full Beatles catalog along with selections from the solo careers of John, Paul, George, and Ringo. This seven piece band, rooted in the Verde Valley, brings a seasoned sound to the park.

The Orpheum hosts a night with Moontour, joined by Blueshift and All Yours, at the historic indoor theater in downtown Flagstaff, Arizona. This all-ages concert spotlights Moontour, an alternative and indie rock band from Flagstaff that began when vocalist Blake Comstock started the project during the 2020 lockdown and later expanded into a four-piece with Hayze Comstock, Gabe Marshall, and Carson Miller. Their sound mixes alternative, indie, and rock, and they are known for their debut full-length album, “Don’t Break,” released in September 2025. The venue offers a full bar and concessions, and outside food and drinks are not allowed. Empty, soft, clear water bottles are permitted, while metal, hard plastic, and insulated bottles are not. On-site parking is not available. Ticket prices are the same at the box office and online, and the venue typically maintains a strict no re-entry policy unless stated otherwise. A clear bag policy will be enforced. Guests may bring a transparent stadium bag up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches or a one-gallon clear zip bag. Small non-clear wristlets up to 4 x 6 x 1 inches are allowed, and diaper or medical bags may be permitted and are subject to search. No other bags are allowed, bag storage is not provided, and clear bags are available for purchase. For full details on permitted and prohibited items, refer to the venue’s guidelines.

Bright Side Bookshop presents a children’s story time with a read-aloud, followed by a free craft activity for young book lovers.

A Sunday market at Sosta showcases work by local artists alongside a range of vendors, jewelry, and more, creating a lively community marketplace.

Settle in for a cozy, creative afternoon inspired by the Shire at Good Game Cafe with The Desert Hobbit. This installment in a monthly series focuses on crafting a miniature round hobbit door, a charming piece for a shelf, a garden, or a thoughtful gift. All materials are provided, and each ticket also includes access to the cafe’s Game Library. Early Bird tickets are $25 and close one week in advance, standard admission at the door is $30, and Premium Members receive a $5 discount. Advance RSVP is required by the day before, and the workshop may be canceled if the minimum number of participants is not met.

Set in Sedona, Arizona, this yoga, meditation, and hiking retreat centers on the region’s famous red rock landscapes and the vortex sites known for uplifting energy. Vortexes are described as swirling forces arising from the earth’s natural electromagnetic power, considered powerful for meditation, contemplation, and healing. Mornings offer all-levels vinyasa flow that links breath with movement through creative, balanced sequences designed to build strength, lengthen muscles, support detox, and incorporate pranayama. Modifications are available for different abilities, with optional opportunities to explore backbends, arm balances, and inversions, followed by cooling stretches. Evenings transition to yin yoga with longer held seated and supine postures that help release tension and create space in deeper layers of connective tissue, providing a quiet time to look inward and meditate. Time on the trails complements the practices, inviting participants to move, breathe, find balance, and flow amid Sedona’s distinctive energy.

Sedona Soulscape Retreat unfolds at The Arabella Sedona as an immersive reset filled with movement, mindfulness, and outdoor discovery. Days are unhurried and spacious, with time to hike among the red rocks, greet the morning with yoga, breathe deeply through guided practices, and relax under starry skies. Participants can expect a blend of rejuvenating yoga, daily breathwork, meditation focused on Sedona’s famed vortex sites, and shared circle experiences that foster authentic connection, along with plenty of open time to rest and reflect. Peaceful lodging and hot breakfast are included, as are panoramic scenic moments, fireside gatherings, hikes, and an outing to the Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village. An additional excursion will be announced, and transfers from Phoenix Airport are provided within a three hour window. Travelers can fly into Phoenix, which is approximately a two hour drive away. Airfare is not included, and transportation outside the designated airport transfer window is not included. One meal out for either lunch or dinner is also not covered. Room upgrades and the optional excursion may carry additional fees depending on the selection. A $250 refundable deposit is available when paid via Venmo to Natasha-Romano-1 or Zelle at 240-994-2409. Two further payments are required, consisting of non-refundable deposits of $832 and $1664. Pricing is $2496 for single occupancy and $3930 for double occupancy.

Tap into inner strength and find balance through Qigong at Sedona Mago. This retreat centers on building healing energy, quieting the mind, easing stress, and strengthening emotional resilience. Guided by experienced teachers, participants practice methods that awaken the body’s natural energy flow and encourage reconnection with the authentic self. Surrounded by Sedona’s transformative natural setting, the experience supports well-being that lasts from the inside out.

Cribbage Night at Good Game Cafe offers an evening of strategy, friendly competition, and a welcoming community for players of all experience levels. Beginner lessons are available, and cribbage boards are available for purchase. Prizes are awarded for first, second, and third place. Entry is $10 for standard admission, $8 for students, and free for Standard and Premium members.

High Country Humane presents a special two-day event that provides no-cost spay and neuter surgeries as well as free core vaccinations for dogs and cats. Dogs receive the DAPP vaccine and cats receive the FVRCP vaccine. Participation is limited to residents of Coconino County. Eligibility requires proof of a low-income qualifier, which can include Medicaid/AHCCCS, Women, Infants, and Children, SNAP food assistance, Supplemental Security Income, Social Security Disability Insurance, or unemployment benefits. Households with income under $51,000 per year, and members of the Navajo Nation within Coconino County, also qualify. Appointments are required and space is limited. Additional services are available for a fee, including a rabies vaccination with dog licensing, pain medication, e-collars, and microchipping.

A luxury women’s wellness retreat in Sedona, Arizona invites a full reset for mind, body, and spirit amid striking red rocks and a setting known for sacred energy. Set within a luxury private home for 3 days and 2 nights, the experience features five all-levels yoga sessions, two guided morning hikes, an Ayurvedic wellness workshop with a dry brushing ritual, an art therapy and creative healing experience, holistic wellness guidance, a Moon and Fire women’s circle ceremony, and sound healing. A private chef provides all inclusive meals, with gourmet breakfasts by Ash & Grain and a special group dinner, creating time for deep rest and genuine connection. Led by Renee and Kelcey with the SolRise approach of intentional movement, healing rituals, and meaningful conversations, the retreat offers space to reconnect with yourself. Early bird pricing is available at $888 for shared occupancy and $1388 for a single room. After the early bird period, pricing is $950 for shared occupancy and $1450 for a single room. Space is limited and the retreat is expected to sell out.

Return to You is a queer-centered, trauma-informed retreat in Sedona, Arizona that invites participants to slow down, find deep rest, and reconnect with inner guidance in a safe and affirming space. The container is intentionally small, with about 7 to 10 people, and facilitation places choice and consent at the center. Beginners are welcome, and no previous experience with spiritual or intuitive practices is required. Expect Human Design teachings that emphasize intuition and inner authority, energy work and Reiki woven throughout the weekend, and a Full Moon ritual for release and renewal. Time in nature supports integration and reflection, while nourishing meals, shared rituals, and spacious downtime offer steady support. Optional one to one sessions with facilitators are available for energy work, coaching, or Human Design. A celebratory photoshoot helps anchor embodiment and joy. This retreat is for queer folks seeking nervous system support, a gentle and grounded approach to intuition, spiritual exploration without pressure, and community that feels safe and intentional. An application is required, and interest can be shared by direct message or email.

An early morning 5K kicks off a full day in the park, with runners setting out on a course through the grounds. Once the race concludes and the gates open for regular hours, the celebration continues with live music, local vendors, a silent auction, activities for children, and a variety of food trucks. Throughout the day, Out of Africa Wildlife Park and Sanctuary keeps its usual animal shows and attractions on the schedule, creating a blend of everyday experiences and special festivities. The day is family friendly and supports the mission of wildlife conservation and rhino protection.

The fifth annual Par 4 the Parks charity disc golf tournament supports Coconino County Parks and is presented by the Friends of Coconino County Parks, with sponsorship from Findlay Toyota Flagstaff. Fort Tuthill Disc Golf Course in Flagstaff hosts this single day doubles event, run as BYOP and played over two rounds in a Best Of format. This is an unsanctioned tournament designed to celebrate and benefit local parks and facilities. A range of divisions is planned, including mixed gender and mixed age, open and amateur for men and women, 40 plus for men and women, and juniors. Entry for juniors divisions will be low cost or free, and final divisions will be set based on registration numbers. Proceeds are shared between the charity and the payout, and food and drinks from local providers will be available.

Get an up close look at live birds of prey during an informal, family friendly program at The Arboretum at Flagstaff presented by the International Raptor & Falconry Center. Two to three birds from the flying team will be featured as an interactive presentation covers raptor biology, ecology, and the practice of falconry through science, storytelling, and conversation. Created with children in mind yet engaging for adults too, the program welcomes curiosity and questions from start to finish. Included with Arboretum admission.

Each month, the CAL Ranch parking lot becomes a lively hub for growers, bakers, homesteaders, herbalists, artists, makers, and local families. It is the kind of market where you might arrive for a loaf of sourdough and end up heading home with tomato starts, artisan soap, farm eggs, and a new connection to your community. Explore plants, seeds, and herbs, and find eggs alongside homestead animals. Gardeners can stock up on compost, composting worms, and soil amendments. Treat yourself to fresh sourdough, jams, jellies, other baked favorites, and local honey. Discover handmade crafts, fiber arts, jewelry, and books, then browse teas, tinctures, salves, and other apothecary goods. Look for custom shirts, tumblers, and jackets, and tap into helpful community resources. Food trucks and fresh lemonade add to the experience. Children can enjoy face painting, glitter tattoos, balloon animals, and a free arts and crafts table. Arrive hungry and take time to wander, meet the people behind the goods, and support local creators making real things. This open air market is set in the CAL Ranch parking lot and is not hosted by CAL Ranch.

This event offers an upbeat mix of dancing, dinner, drinks, and music in a lively setting.

Queer Game Night offers a friendly evening of board games, conversation, and community in an inclusive setting. All are welcome, whether you are a dedicated gamer or simply looking to connect. Admission is $10 for standard entry, $8 for students, and free for all members. Half of all entry fees will be donated to one-n-ten, a local organization that supports LGBTQ+ youth. Attendees can bring friends and also expect opportunities to meet new people and make the night memorable.

Puppy Yoga brings playful energy to the beer garden patio at Dark Sky Brewing Co. in Flagstaff. Settle into a relaxing yoga session while friendly pups roam nearby, creating a calm, lighthearted atmosphere. All ages are welcome, and every participating puppy is seeking a forever home. Attendees are encouraged to bring pet supply donations to support animals in need. After the session, enjoy a $2 recovery beer at either DSB location, a simple way to unwind and connect. The puppies will continue to spend time in the beer garden afterward as they hope to meet their new families.

Free live music fills the heart of Downtown Flagstaff with performances by local musicians. Visitors can grab a to-go coffee, lunch, or dinner from nearby eateries and enjoy a picnic on the square while the music plays. It offers a relaxed way to unwind, savor good food, and support local artists throughout the season. Sponsorship for the 2026 season comes from Old Town Shops, Liv Sky Cottages, and Findlay Toyota.

The Lazy Aces, a Phoenix-based band, bring honky-tonk and western swing to Spirit Room in Jerome.

Alison Krauss & Union Station featuring Jerry Douglas perform at Pepsi Amphitheater at Fort Tuthill Park. See the ensemble together on stage for a live show.

Alison Krauss and Union Station take the stage at Pepsi Amphitheatre at Fort Tuthill in Flagstaff, AZ.

Set in Sedona, Arizona, this female only retreat centers on connection to mind, body and spirit in a landscape known for red rock vistas, energy vortexes and a lively arts scene. Over five nights and six days, participants can expect daily yoga, sound healing, a Native American sacred ceremony, a day trip to Uptown Sedona and time on renowned energy vortex trails such as Bell Rock, Cathedral Rock, Airport Mesa, Chapel of the Holy Cross, Boynton Canyon and the Subway Cave. The itinerary also features visits to Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village, the Seven Sacred Pools on Soldiers Pass, Slide Rock State Park, Peace Park and Amitabha Stupa, with opportunities to relax by on site pools and hot tubs. Accommodations are in a distinctive dome residence set on seven acres along Oak Creek, with private creek access and swimming holes. The home spans more than 15,000 square feet and includes 27 beds across 16 bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, three meditation rooms, two massage rooms, two indoor yoga rooms of about 1,400 square feet each, a large living room and a separate indoor exercise room of similar size, four expansive decks and a commercial style kitchen with two Thermador refrigerators, a freezer, five sinks and two dishwashers, plus a large laundry room. Amenities include two hot tubs, one on the roof deck heated around the clock, and a 40 foot pool with a built in hot tub. House rules note no shoes inside, or clean shoes only. The property is described as sitting at the heart of an energy vortex where the forces of Cathedral Rock and the Airport Loop converge in the dome’s light well, creating a space intended for deep connection. It offers a short hike to iconic local trails and is a brief drive to galleries, shops and restaurants. Nearby highlights include Red Rock Crossing and Secret Slickrock, along with other well known creek and trail access points. Meals are prepared by a personal chef, with dinner on arrival, breakfast, lunch and dinner on full days and breakfast on departure. Dietary restrictions and allergies can be accommodated, and menus emphasize locally inspired dishes. Pricing varies by package and is structured to include ground transportation, meals, group excursions and gratuities, with personal purchases during outings not included. A non refundable 10 percent deposit secures a spot, the balance can be divided into 18 payments and plans can be customized. Registration and payments are available through the WeTravel page, bank transfers carry no fee and credit card payments incur a 3.9 percent processing fee. A tiered refund policy applies and payment terms include specific delinquency provisions.

Set in Sedona’s red rock country, this wellness retreat blends movement, stillness, and easy connection in a rhythm that feels restorative. Over five days and four nights, participants stay in a private, design-forward property where each day opens and closes with yoga. Morning practices uplift and energize, while evening sessions invite calm and presence under the desert sky. A guided two-hour hike through iconic sandstone terrain offers sweeping views, with a premium Osprey daypack, water, and trail snacks provided so the focus stays on the experience. A curated town day balances exploration and relaxation, including time in downtown Sedona and exclusive daytime access to L’Auberge de Sedona with a private cabana, pool, hot tub, and luxury amenities. Daily chef-prepared brunch and dinners are served at the compound, and alcohol at the property is included. One dinner is enjoyed offsite and is not included. The stay centers on a one-of-a-kind desert compound bordering National Forest land. Two architect-designed homes by The Ranch Mine feature clean lines and expansive glass that invite the landscape in. Comfort and ease are built into the details, with two fully equipped kitchens offering filtered water, instant hot taps, and JURA Z10 espresso machines stocked with locally roasted Freeform Coffee Roasters beans. Outdoor living is encouraged with six private patios, a shared central fire feature, four additional fire pits, and a private ten-person hot tub overlooking open desert and endless sky. Circadian lighting supports natural rest and wake cycles, and a 36-inch outdoor flat-top griddle sets the stage for convivial, open-air meals. Floor-to-ceiling glass blurs indoors and out, and the location sits close to trailheads while remaining a short drive from downtown, creating a rare blend of access and escape. Accommodations and pricing are based on room selection and occupancy, with a non-refundable deposit of $500. King rooms with private ensuite bathrooms and patios are available for single occupancy at $3,100 or double occupancy at $2,700. A queen room with a shared bath is priced at $2,800 for single occupancy or $2,600 for double occupancy. Two rooms with four twin beds and a shared bathroom are offered at $2,500 per person for quad occupancy. What is included: five days and four nights in luxury accommodations at a private architectural property, twice-daily yoga in a stunning red rock setting, a two-hour guided hike with gear, daily private chef brunch and dinners at the compound, alcohol at the compound, a curated day in town, and exclusive daytime access to L’Auberge de Sedona with a private cabana and use of pool, hot tub, and amenities. What is not included: airfare, transportation to and from the compound, travel insurance, and one offsite dinner. Travel is straightforward. Fly into Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport or Flagstaff Pulliam Airport, then rent a car, use a rideshare, or take a taxi to Sedona, Arizona. Policies and payments are designed to protect the retreat experience. All deposits are non-refundable. Unless otherwise noted, the remaining balance is automatically charged 90 days before the retreat. Cancellations more than 90 days before arrival forfeit only the deposit. Cancellations within 90 days of arrival are responsible for the full balance. Any permitted refund carries a 3 percent processing fee. There are no refunds or credits for weather, illness or injury, personal emergencies, missed portions, late arrivals, or early departures. Payment plans may be arranged with a signed agreement, with final payment due 90 days before arrival. The setting, programming, and thoughtful details create a space where nature, movement, and a touch of luxury meet, offering a grounded reset in the heart of Sedona.

Step away from daily demands for a women’s spiritual retreat in Sedona that centers on quiet reflection, self discovery, and the divine feminine. In a small, private group, participants work with a thoughtfully chosen facilitator from SpiritQuest Sedona Retreats to clarify purpose, strengthen their voice, and learn practical tools that support healing, wholeness, and peace. The intimate format fosters genuine connection, with many attendees forming sisterhood bonds that continue well beyond the gathering. SpiritQuest Sedona Retreats has led women’s retreats since 2007, bringing meaningful experience and care to each program. Those seeking extra personal focus can arrive a day early or stay a day afterward for individual sessions.

Confluence, a new initiative from STEM City, brings together artists and STEM professionals to co-create visual artworks grounded in real science, technology, engineering, and math underway in the community. These works will be showcased in an exhibition open to the public that celebrates Flagstaff’s recognition as the first city to earn International STEM City status. The program welcomes student and professional artists, STEM students and professionals, scientists, researchers, and industry partners, with particular emphasis on Indigenous collaborators. The event takes place at Heritage Square in Downtown Flagstaff.

Presented by Universatile Music and Psyko Steve, this all-ages concert showcases The Garden alongside special guest Ghost Mountain. A live music performance open to attendees of any age.

Enjoy a day of golf at Oakcreek Country Club during the SAVCO Annual Golf Tournament. Play a scenic Arizona course while helping fund support for local veterans, student scholarships, and community initiatives. The event combines fun on the greens with meaningful impact for the Sedona community.

Flagstaff’s Oktoberfest returns to Wheeler Park for its 17th year with craft beer and brats, live music, contests, kids activities, and vendors. Highlights include the Puppy Races with High Country Humane, a Root Beer Garden, lawn games, and local food favorites. Bavarian attire is encouraged to keep the festive spirit going. Every ticket supports the Debbi Grogan Memorial Fund, which helps provide music education for local students through the Flagstaff Unified School District Foundation. Kids 12 and under are admitted free.

Golden Rush partners with Barks & Brews for a pup crawl through downtown Flagstaff that brings a cheerful pack of golden retrievers and a lively community vibe. Tickets are available through Barks & Brews on Eventbrite. Drinking is optional, and the event welcomes everyone to enjoy downtown’s food, coffee, shops, and patios with mountain views as the backdrop. The crawl wraps up with a grand finale group photo in front of the mural at Mother Road Brewing, creating a memorable finish to the festivities.

Amid the red rock landscape of Sedona, Arizona, this retreat offers a quiet space to slow down, reflect, let go, and reconnect with what feels most authentic. It is shaped for times of transition when one chapter closes and another begins, whether that looks like midlife shifts, retirement, children leaving home, changes in relationships, experiences of loss, or a gentle sense that life is turning in a new direction. Participants engage in intentional movement, meditation, ritual, journaling, time in nature, and restorative practices to explore meeting change with presence, compassion, and trust. Rather than pushing ahead or trying to fix things, the experience honors the wisdom within transition, making room for grief where it exists, appreciation for what has been, and clarity about what is emerging. Guidance encourages deep listening to the heart, a reconnection with inner knowing, and remembrance of a wholeness that has always been there, beyond roles and past identities. This gathering suits anyone drawn to slow down and reconnect with themselves, seeking meaning, clarity, and renewal, and ready to acknowledge both what is being released and what is coming into form. Participants leave feeling grounded and supported, with renewed energy, a clearer sense of direction, and a deeper trust in the unfolding of life.

Ardrey Auditorium welcomes The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight as part of its 2026 tour through Flagstaff. This 90-minute concert reimagines rock and metal favorites with a 14-piece ensemble of classical musicians, blending lush orchestral textures with powerful amplified sound in an atmospheric, candlelit setting. The program features music associated with bands such as Metallica, AC/DC, The Rolling Stones, Rage Against the Machine, My Chemical Romance, Linkin Park, System of a Down, Guns N’ Roses, Evanescence, Papa Roach, The Cranberries and more. The Rock Orchestra operates as a rotating collective of classical instrumentalists and vocalists. Audience feedback highlights a 4.7 out of 5 rating and describes the show as a unique fusion of classical virtuosity and hard rock energy that stays engaging from the first song to the last. The Rock Orchestra and its events are not affiliated with the artists and composers listed. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

Set among the red rocks of Sedona, Arizona, this annual Door 2 Spirit retreat offers a holistic journey designed to nourish mind, body, and spirit. Participants can expect guided hikes that cultivate presence in nature, healing sessions at a wolf sanctuary with opportunities to engage with animals, and traditional sweat lodge ceremonies centered on purification and reflection. Guided breathwork with toning supports release and clarity, while healing circles provide a supportive space for sharing and connection. Sound-focused meditation encourages deep relaxation, and group drumming fosters energy and community. Evenings by the bonfire invite storytelling and camaraderie. Energy medicine and yoga are offered for all levels to build strength, flexibility, and balance, and unhurried nature walks create time for contemplation. Community is a key element, with an emphasis on meaningful connections, laughter, and shared experiences. The retreat fee is $1,925, and a $600 deposit reserves a spot and is nonrefundable. A firm cancellation policy applies, and payment plans are available. Fee-free payment options through Zelle or Venmo are offered by contacting the organizers directly. The cost includes the full retreat program and accommodations in a healing sanctuary. Airfare and car expenses are not included, and ridesharing from Phoenix may be coordinated among attendees. For details about the agenda, lodging, or payment arrangements, contact the organizers directly.

Red Elvises take the stage with the globe-trotting backstory of founder Igor Yuzov. Born in Germany, raised in Ukraine, and educated in Russia, he grew up in the Soviet era when rock and roll was forbidden, yet he sought it out anyway. He later came to the United States with his band Limpopo, was greeted by Ronald Reagan, and in 1993 won Star Search with Ed McMahon. In 1995 a dream with Elvis Presley pushed him fully into rock and roll, and he and his Russian friends formed Red Elvises, first attracting such large crowds with their street sets on Santa Monica's 3rd Street Promenade that the city told them to stop. Over more than twenty years the group has toured the world, pausing at times to record new material and appear in movies and television. Their sound is often labeled Siberian Surf Rock, blending cheeky storytelling with dance-inducing grooves. The discography spans twelve studio albums, two live albums, a concert DVD, and a best-of release. Their music and performances have appeared in Six String Samurai, Mail Order Bride, Armageddon, Skippy, Melrose Place, Fastlane, Penn and Teller’s Sin City Extravaganza, VH-1 Behind the Music, and MTV, and they have played everything from festivals and private events to major stages such as Live 8 in 2005.

Artists and makers are invited to apply for a Holiday Artists Market that will gather as many as 40 creatives from the region, each presenting work curated for the season. The market spotlights a wide spectrum of media, including painting, ceramics, jewelry, fiber art, book arts, photography, glass, woodwork, and mixed media. Visitors can browse one-of-a-kind pieces suited to gift giving or to enhance a personal collection, from polished and elegant to playful and whimsical, while supporting regional talent and community spirit. Applicants must be 18 or older. Submissions can include small visual artworks, mixed media, ceramics, sculpture, glass, photography, textiles, jewelry, greeting cards, and accessories, with an emphasis on unique work made by the artist. Mass-produced goods are not allowed. Work shown at the market should be substantially similar to what is submitted in the application, and all pieces must be original and handmade by the artist who is presenting and selling.

The 27th Soulstice Mountain Trail Run at Government Prairie offers 10k, 18k, and a 30k course in its second year. The field is limited to 200 runners. Competitors may set their sights on the 2.01.15 benchmark established by Flagstaff Olympian Rachel Smith. Organized by NATRA, this trail event provides multiple distance options for a wide range of runners.

Experience Wings and Wheels at Sedona Airport as the car show returns with a MOPAR theme following last year's cancellation. Spectators are welcome at no cost. Car owners who want to participate can register now, with details available from the Sedona Car Club.

A museum celebration of Indigenous Peoples highlights heritage, culture, and the ongoing contributions of Native American and Indigenous communities. Explore a Native American artist market featuring more than 30 creators sharing fine art, weaving, pottery, jewelry, katsinas, silversmithing, apparel, and other crafts, and pick up homemade fry bread available for purchase. The program includes a talk by Clive J. Hustito, Zuni Pathfinder of The Light, a wisdom keeper and master Zuni fetish carver and sculptor, and the son of the late Clifford Mahooty. Seating for the presentation is inside the museum on a first come, first served basis. Following the talk, a complimentary reception offers hors d’oeuvres and nonalcoholic beverages. Entry to the market and museum is free.

A monthly dog adoption event at Flagstaff Mall welcomes visitors to an indoor setup near the fireplace. Spend time with dogs of all ages, from energetic puppies to gentle seniors, and learn about adoption options. The selection of dogs varies each time, so every visit offers a new chance to meet a different mix of canine companions.

Flagstaff welcomes the inaugural Flagstaff Creepy Con, a Northern Arizona gathering devoted to horror, the paranormal, true crime, and cosplay. The Little America Ballroom sets the stage for a full day of spooky programming and activities. Expect guest speakers and panels, live podcast recordings including Creepy Coffees, and more than 60 unique vendors showcasing art, oddities, and collectibles. Creepy Coffees Roasters will be on site, special appearances will include the Pennywise Jeep, and a Creepy Con app will keep the schedule, vendor list, and updates in one place. Cosplay is encouraged throughout the day. A cosplay contest highlights the event with a $500 prize for best cosplay. Fans of ghost hunting, serial killer deep dives, horror culture, and the strange and unusual will find plenty to explore.

This annual family-friendly celebration features food, vendors, bounce houses, games, pony rides, and live music. Activities continue after the parade. For pony rides, the maximum weight is 65 pounds and the maximum height is 4 feet due to the canopy.

Discover Flagstaff and First + Main Films present a new feature-length documentary from filmmaker John Paget at the historic Orpheum Theater in downtown Flagstaff. Created to mark the 100th year of Route 66, the film explores the road’s living legacy through the people and towns that keep it vibrant, from quirky roadside stops to renewed main streets. It offers an immersive look at communities finding fresh energy and purpose, blending humor, heart, and discovery. Whether you have traveled the highway or only imagined it, this screening celebrates what makes an American icon endure. A live Q&A with John Paget and participants featured in the film follows the screening. All ages are welcome. The venue is a historic indoor theater. Parking is not available on site. Ticket prices are the same at the box office and online. A full bar and concessions are available, and outside food or beverages are not allowed. Empty, soft, clear water bottles are permitted, while metal, hard plastic, and insulated bottles are not. The theater enforces a no re-entry policy unless otherwise noted. A clear bag policy is in place. Guests may bring a clear stadium bag up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches or a one gallon clear zip bag. Small non-clear wristlets up to 4 by 6 by 1 inch and diaper or medical bags are permitted and subject to search. All other bags are not allowed, there is no bag storage at the theater, and clear bags are available for purchase.

A miniature painting workshop at Good Game Cafe offers a friendly space to create, learn, and connect with fellow hobbyists. Participants can bring their own miniatures or an in-progress project, and a local artist will be on site to provide guidance and answer questions. Basic paints and brushes are available for shared use, making it easy to try new techniques or make progress on a favorite figure. The workshop is open to all experience levels. Pricing is $15 standard, $12 for students, and $5 for premium members.

Discover Flagstaff and First + Main Films present Route 66: The Main Street of America, a feature documentary by John Paget, at the historic Orpheum Theater in downtown Flagstaff. Created to honor the highway’s centennial, the film highlights everyday people and enduring towns along Route 66, moving from roadside attractions to revitalized main streets to show how communities are finding fresh energy and purpose. Whether Route 66 is part of your own travels or a journey you have only imagined, the story unfolds with warmth, humor, and a sense of discovery. A live Q&A with filmmaker John Paget and featured participants follows the screening, and all ages are welcome. Venue policies include no on-site parking, equal ticket pricing at the box office and online, a full bar with concessions, and no outside food or beverages. Empty, soft, clear water bottles are allowed, while metal or hard plastic bottles are not. The venue observes a no re-entry policy unless otherwise noted. A clear bag policy is in place, allowing one clear stadium bag up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches or a one-gallon clear zip bag, as well as wristlets up to 4 x 6 x 1 inches and necessary diaper or medical bags subject to search. Other bags are not permitted, there is no bag storage, and clear bags are available for purchase.

Experience three days and two nights of golf in the beautiful mountains of Arizona at Sedona Golf Resort. Play and explore the courses alongside Jamie Taylor, LPGA, with ample time on the fairways and plenty of scenic views throughout the event.

A restorative group retreat in Sedona, Arizona centers on personal healing that cultivates strength, courage, and spiritual connection. Guided by the team at SpiritQuest Sedona Retreats, the experience focuses on self-healing, forgiveness, and empowerment so participants can embrace a heart-centered, authentic life and support overall mental wellness. Attendees from around the world gather with a shared intention to release old patterns, reduce stress, and step forward with greater freedom and joy. Through a thoughtfully designed series of sessions that blend diverse methods, settings, and healers, the program offers practical tools for transformation while helping to build self-esteem and improve communication. The supportive atmosphere encourages meaningful connection, spiritual insight, and bonds that can last a lifetime.

Luckyman Concerts brings The Green’s Titles Tour 2026 to the historic Orpheum Theater in downtown Flagstaff with special guest Johnny Suite. This all-ages concert showcases the band’s Hawaiian reggae roots and recurring themes of family, resilience, and unity. Fans can expect favorites like All I Need and Wake Up, along with collaborations with J Boog on tracks such as Feelings, Never Give Up, and Fire Up Di Roses. Their recent single Day by Day with Kolohe Kai continues their commitment to positivity and the Aloha spirit. Beyond the stage, the band is investing in community-focused projects, including The Green General on Kaua’i, a brick-and-mortar spot for shaved ice, local snacks, and exclusive merchandise, as well as Ka Ma’o, a nonprofit devoted to mentoring emerging musicians. The venue notes that there is no on-site parking. Ticket pricing is the same whether purchased at the box office or online. A full bar and concessions will be open, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Empty, soft, clear water bottles may be brought in, while metal or hard plastic containers, including hydro flasks, are not allowed. Re-entry is not permitted unless otherwise specified by the show. 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-size clear zip bag. Small wristlets up to 4 by 6 by 1 inch are permitted, and diaper or medical bags are allowed but subject to search. Other bags are not allowed, there is no bag storage on site, and clear bags are available for purchase at the venue.

The second annual charity disc golf tournament, presented by Findlay Toyota, brings a single day of competition to Fort Tuthill Disc Golf Course with two rounds of bring your own partner doubles in a Best Of format. This unsanctioned event supports the Cancer Support Community of Arizona and recognizes people who are facing cancer, those who have overcome it, and those remembered. Divisions include Mixed, Open, Amateur, and Age Protected for men and women, with final groupings determined by registration. Extras will feature mulligans, cash CTP, and a poker run. Cash will be shared between the charity and player payouts. Lunch options will include Fratelli’s Pizza, along with drinks from Swire Coca Cola and Historic Brewing. Support comes from sponsors Color Your Game, Historic Brewing, and Fratelli Pizza.

Roots that Heal: Indigenous Farmers Market & Farm to Table Event returns as a food sovereignty gathering hosted by The Garden of Life. Taking place at the Yavapai-Apache Nation in the Tunlii Community Building, it brings together an Indigenous farmers market alongside a farm to table experience centered on food sovereignty. Additional details will be shared as they are confirmed. Organizers will be seeking vendors, and a vendor flyer will be released with participation information.

Iration brings its island-tinged reggae and rock to Pepsi Amphitheatre at Fort Tuthill in Flagstaff, delivering a live set shaped by warm rhythms, relaxed energy, and crowd favorites. Centered on melody and feel-good grooves, the show carries a sunny summer tour vibe as the band takes the stage.

At the 8th Annual Sedona Lantern Floating, a World Peace Ceremony at Sedona Mago Center for Well-being and Retreat, participants set illuminated lanterns afloat, each carrying a personal prayer or wish for themselves, loved ones, or the world. The program features live music and cultural performances, with the pulse of drums and the grace of traditional Korean expressive dance. Guests can spend time on Sedona Mago’s sacred grounds, embracing the site’s distinctive spiritual atmosphere. Early bird admission is $29, and day-of entry is $35.

A live performance by Iration titled Where It All Began comes to Pepsi Amphitheater at Fort Tuthill Park. Luckyman Concerts produces the event, and tickets will be available to the public.

Golfers, community supporters, and local businesses come together at Sedona Golf Resort for the 4th annual VVHS Golf Tournament, a scramble benefiting the Verde Valley Humane Society. Participants play 18 holes in a scramble format with carts included, lunch provided, and complimentary golf balls and tees. The day features registration and a shotgun start. Entry is $160 per golfer. Proceeds support care for animals in need throughout the community, and tiered sponsorships from $25 to $3,000 offer added visibility for businesses while backing a meaningful cause.

Guided meditations anchor this retreat, encouraging healing and spiritual awakening while you take in Sedona’s landscape of red rock formations, green juniper, and ravines with clear water. The area’s vortex energy is described as uplifting, helping to awaken the spirit, open the heart, and strengthen connection with nature. The experience centers on inner calm and joy, offering a path toward fulfillment from the inside out.

At Verde River RV Resort and Cottages, this event showcases Verde Valley with hiking and biking outings, visits to breweries and wineries, explorations of ghost towns, and more. Evenings bring the group together for its signature campfire gatherings. Designed as a relaxed weekend, it offers plenty of options so participants can enjoy themselves while the organizers handle the details.

Rediscover mind, body, and spirit at a soulful Sedona getaway centered on letting go of what no longer serves and aligning with your most authentic self. Framed by the region’s iconic red rock scenery and renowned vortex energy, the weekend focuses on deep rest, spiritual connection, and inner awakening. Gentle, all-levels yoga pairs with a healing sound bath journey, QHHT meditation with breathwork, and astrology insights aimed at soul alignment. A relaxed hike to Sedona’s vortex sites complements time for meaningful connection, quiet reflection, and personal renewal. The retreat offers a caring setting to slow down and breathe, using movement, meditation, sound, and the land’s unique energy to clear emotional blocks, cultivate clarity, and make room for peace, purpose, and transformation. Participants often leave feeling grounded, refreshed, and deeply connected.

Immerse in a transformative retreat that offers a nourishing sanctuary to call your power back and unfurl your wings. Through a heartfelt process of shedding old layers and tending to tender places, participants are guided to reconnect with their authentic beauty and inner feminine strength. This journey of remembering and reclaiming the self is held with consistent care and support so you feel seen and supported each step of the way.

At the River House in Camp Verde, Arizona, this full moon retreat offers a peaceful chance to step away from daily noise and reconnect with yourself, nature, and a supportive community. The experience centers on slowing down, releasing what no longer serves you, setting intentions, and remembering your own inner wisdom. Over the course of the weekend, participants gather around the fire for a heart-opening cacao ceremony, move through morning yoga with breathwork, rest deeply with Yoga Nidra accompanied by healing sound, and come together for a fire drum circle. Creative time includes crafting a reiki-infused bracelet and making a flower and herb bath salt to take home. There is also unhurried time to be by the river, sip tea, relax in the grass, soak up the sun, and enjoy quiet reflection and healing. Meals are gluten free and dairy free, with real cheese available. Additional services can be booked for an extra cost, including acupuncture and private reiki sound healing sessions. Lodging options include a private room for $333 or a tent space for $244. Space is limited.

FSO marks America’s 250th year with three world premieres by American composers within a multidisciplinary program. Joan Tower’s Fanfare for the Uncommon Woman comes before a newly commissioned work by Benjamin Taylor, accompanied by aerial photography from Charles Latshaw that highlights northern Arizona’s landscapes. The centennial of Route 66 is honored with two premieres by Nolan Stolz. The program also features Peter Boyer’s Ellis Island: The Dream of America, bringing together FSO, six Flagstaff-based actors, and a video presentation of historical photos and documents to reflect on the nation’s immigrant heritage.

Greenhouse Productions presents Joanne Shaw Taylor with Bywater Call at the historic Orpheum Theater in downtown Flagstaff. The set features songs from Black & Gold, which reached number two on the Billboard Blues Album chart, along with new material from the upcoming release The Trouble With Love, plus selections from earlier records and tributes to blues influences. This is an all-ages show in an indoor venue. Ticket pricing is identical at the box office and online. A full bar will be open, 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 enforces a clear bag policy. Guests may bring a clear stadium bag up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches or a one-gallon clear zip bag. Non-clear options are limited to wristlets up to 4 x 6 x 1 inches and diaper or medical bags, which are subject to search. Backpacks larger than 10 x 14 inches are not permitted, there is no bag storage, and re-entry is not allowed unless otherwise stated. Clear bags are available for purchase. Parking is not available on site.

A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Shakespeare’s comedy, unfolds in a magical woodland where four young Athenians find their romances upended. A misapplied love potion scrambles affections as Oberon, Titania, and Puck meddle with human hearts. Mistaken identities, shifting loyalties, and lively mischief spark confusion and plenty of humor. This enduring story blends romance and enchantment in a way that has delighted audiences for centuries.

The SoulShyne Band is back at PJ's Pub in the Village of Oak Creek for a Halloween celebration. Attendees are encouraged to wear their favorite costumes for an evening of ghoulish celebration and dancing.

Experience a three-day mountain biking celebration in Sedona, Arizona that brings together a central expo, bike demos, shuttled rides, and gear vendors. Enjoy a beer garden, live bands, and food trucks, and take part in skills clinics. The event centers on riding Sedona's red singletrack, creating a full lineup of trail time, learning, and entertainment for MTB enthusiasts.

At SpiritQuest Sedona Retreats, this intimate weekend program offers a supportive space to explore what may feel missing in life, quiet inner chatter and the ego-driven mind, and reconnect with a deeper sense of purpose. Guided by the retreat team, sessions emphasize peace, balance, and mindfulness, sharing practical tools to re-center and cultivate love at a deep level of consciousness. Group size is intentionally limited to encourage meaningful connection and ease everyday stress. In a world that often pushes people into constant survival mode, the experience encourages slowing down, being present, and living with gratitude while becoming more aware of the people and moments around you. Participants may also arrange optional one-on-one sessions by arriving a day early or staying a day after the retreat.

Get a close look at the art-making journey with popular Scottsdale artist Kay Nari as she builds an abstract acrylic painting from a blank canvas. Watch the colors and forms emerge while she explains her techniques, shares what inspires her, and describes her artistic approach.

Lyle Lovett is a singer, composer, and actor who has pushed the boundaries of American music across 14 albums. With a storyteller’s touch, the Texas-based artist blends country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel, and blues, crossing styles with ease. His live shows spotlight both the depth of his talents and the range of his influences, resulting in performances that leave a lasting impression. Since releasing his self-titled debut in 1986, he has grown into a vibrant, iconic presence in popular music. His honors include four Grammy Awards, the Americana Music Association’s inaugural Trailblazer Award, and recognition as Texas State Musician. His catalog is rich and eclectic, and remains widely beloved.

Set at Sky Ranch Lodge in Sedona, this Wild Grace retreat cultivates a joyful field of soulful spark and inner play, blending spiritual depth, mystical exploration, and embodied empowerment in the red rock high desert. Inspired by the Wild Grace spiral, a symbol of emergence, flow, and uplift, the journey interweaves movement, rest, renewal, connection, discovery, and adventurous play. Participants gather in a small circle for intuitive ritual and renewing practices, share wholesome meals, and step onto the land for experiences aligned with the region’s well known vortex energy. A surprise offering called SHINE brings an activation of joy, clarity, and inner elevation. Hosted by Nina Roberts Salveson of Midstream Momentum Unlimited, creator of the Interwoven Momentum Method, and Kelly Wagner, owner and publisher of The EDGE Magazine.

Set out on a small-group hiking getaway in Sedona, Arizona, limited to 10 Chicas. The journey begins with arrival in Phoenix and a scenic shuttle to Sedona, followed by a welcome dinner and an evening hike to take in desert sunset views. The second day features a 4.5 mile hike to Soldier Pass, then free time to explore local shops in town. Next comes a guided outing to Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend, including two brief hikes through dramatic landscapes. The final morning starts with a sunrise trek to Devil’s Bridge, a 4.9 mile route to a natural arch with expansive red rock vistas, before heading back to Phoenix for departures. Expect an active itinerary, time immersed in nature, and the camaraderie of a small group of women.

Over three days, this introductory workshop invites participants to explore flower essences and plant medicine while building a foundation in the energetics of plants. Topics include the Doctrine of Signatures and the idea of an arcana, or hidden property, perceived through the spiritual eye. The experience covers how plants nourish and replenish, support the treatment of illness, and are used in rituals, along with traditions that attribute sacred or magical qualities alongside medicinal ones. Participants learn to understand each plant’s field of energy and to connect with the vibrational medicine of plants, trees, and flowers. The human vibrational system, known as the chakras, is explored, as are the signatures of plants, their growing conditions, surrounding communities, and the environments they call home. Those seeking a pathway forward receive concrete steps and pointers for moving toward work as an energetic plant medicine facilitator with further training, while others may simply deepen personal knowledge. The workshop also addresses how to hold space for others and for oneself. Upon completion, participants receive an achievement certificate for their credentials. There is also an option for one-on-one single sessions a day early or a day after the workshop.

Reconnect with yourself during a half-day, in-person Sedona experience designed for women seeking clarity, confidence, and what’s next. You’ll join an intimate circle of 11 women for a guided transformational group session with reflection and action exercises focused on releasing overwhelm and mental clutter, reconnecting with inner truth, and leaving with lighter, clearer, stronger next steps. No hiking or pressure, just a reset grounded in truth, clarity, and connection. The event includes a custom journal, a signed book, refreshments, and a 10-day follow-up Wisdom Circle.

The Johnny Malo Band brings a classic rock dance party to the 10-12 Lounge in Clarkdale. Enjoy live classic rock made for dancing.

Celebrate World Falconry Day with an in-depth program led by Dr. Michele Losee, a raptor ecologist, master falconer, and executive director of the International Raptor & Falconry Center. Rather than a standard lecture, this session offers a candid portrait of modern falconry through photographs, video, and field stories gathered over more than two decades. It explores raising and training young birds and hunting in partnership with hawks and falcons, providing insight into one of humanity’s oldest relationships with wildlife. The program concludes with an open question and answer segment inviting inquiries about falconry practice, raptor training, conservation, hunting, and daily life alongside birds of prey. Featured avian guests include Enedina the Saker Falcon and Lennox the American Kestrel, highlighting both traditional falconry and microfalconry and how different species have adapted to distinct hunting styles. The presentation delves into the traditions, ethics, science, and practical realities of this time-honored practice.

An interactive epoxy workshop at Wanderlust Brewing Company invites makers to build a custom piece from start to finish. Choose a project such as a river-style charcuterie board, a lazy susan, a wall clock, a key holder shelf, a set of coasters, or a mini pair. Each piece features premium black walnut and other select hardwoods, and you can pick up to two epoxy pigment colors on site to make it your own. After the session, projects rest for roughly a week to fully cure, then move into a detailed finishing process that typically takes eight to ten weeks, with timing influenced by class size and shipping needs. Completed items are shipped to participants so they arrive in excellent condition. All ticket sales are final. If attendance is not possible, a substitute attendee may take the spot. Every participant aged 12 and up needs their own ticket, and a couples ticket allows two people to collaborate on a single project.

Nick Shoulders brings the Apocalypse, Never! Tour to the historic Orpheum Theater in downtown Flagstaff. His fifth album, Refugia Blues, leans into Southern roots with a stripped-down, acoustic approach that favors quiet nuance over the raucous roadhouse energy of 2023’s All Bad. The recordings highlight a voice that blends country croon, Appalachian yodeling, and high lonesome holler, and they embrace rest and reflection alongside resolve. He even draws a parallel to the raw intimacy of Springsteen’s Nebraska, aiming for closeness rather than clamor. This is an all-ages event at a historic indoor venue in downtown Flagstaff. Parking is not available on site. Tickets are the same price at the box office and online. A full bar and concessions are offered, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Empty, soft, clear water bottles are allowed, while metal and hard plastic bottles are not. Unless otherwise noted by the show, the venue maintains a strict no re-entry policy. A clear bag policy is in effect. Guests may bring one clear stadium bag no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches, or a clear zip-top bag up to one gallon. The only non-clear bags allowed are small wristlets up to 4 by 6 by 1 inches and necessary diaper or medical bags, which are subject to search. No other bags are permitted and there is no bag storage available at the theater. Clear bags are available for purchase.

Co-presented with Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival, this adaptation of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol follows Ebenezer Scrooge through a single transformative night guided by a trio of spirits that rekindle the heart of the holiday. The staging leans into an eerie mood balanced with uplifting moments, pairing atmospheric design, bold imagery, and touches of theatrical magic. Designed as a seasonal outing for families and admirers of enduring tales, it brings a beloved story to life with a focus on redemption and wonder.

Finding balance when life feels out of sync can be challenging. This men-only retreat focuses on realignment through connection, context, right action, stress management, and appreciation. Guided by SpiritQuest Sedona Retreats master guides, it offers insights and practical tools to regroup and rebuild, cultivating tranquility, self-worth, a positive outlook, and meaningful connection. Programming unfolds both indoors at the retreat center and outdoors at a medicine wheel, encouraging a shift from ego-driven patterns to a more heart-centered way of living. A key element is the Well of Wisdom, which supports personal growth and deep empowerment of the soul. The experience also works with shadow aspects, inviting compassion, empathy, and love to take the lead. Optional one-on-one sessions can be added by arriving a day early or staying a day after the retreat.