Free events in Sedona, AZ

Create a custom painting using a water gun instead of traditional brushes. This free, hands-on activity runs for one hour at the Flagstaff KOA Holiday campground.

Enjoy a free evening of lively, high-quality folk music and participatory arts at the Wild Flagstaff Concert Series. The program brings a rotating mix of regional and visiting artists, plus local musicians, with concerts and community-oriented programming rooted in traditional music and dance. The focus is on living cultural traditions, with musical styles and themes from across the Southwest and beyond, including fiddle tunes, borderlands dance music, Celtic and other folk roots, along with storytelling and community spirit.

Participants meet at the Trinity Heights United Methodist parking lot for a hands-on day focused on maintaining existing trails and building new sections. Please RSVP at least a day in advance using the form at the tickets link to help with planning. Coffee is offered before work begins, and beverages and lunch are provided. Wear sturdy closed-toe shoes, long pants, sunscreen, and bring water and head protection. Hardhats, gloves, tools, and instruction are supplied. Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. A map and a contact email are available through the tickets link for additional details and questions. Sponsors include Nackard Pepsi, Cambium Wealth Partners, Arizona Snowbowl, Teton Diplomacy International, Joy Baking Group, Mountain Biking Association of Arizona, Village Camp, Fratelli Pizza, Flagline Trails, Biff’s Bagels, Run Flagstaff, Karin Wadsack and John Dailey, Ceiba Adventures, Single Track Bikes, Machine Solutions, Absolute Bikes, Jim and Sara Gibson, Mountain Sports Flagstaff, Joe Hazel and Nancy Evans, Pedal The Peaks, Findlay Toyota Flagstaff, Flagstaff Bike Revolution, KickStand Kafe, and The Gilumpfs.

Help care for the Rio de Flag during a watershed clean-up focused on removing litter and woody debris along the waterway. This recurring effort takes place every second Saturday from June through September, offering a regular chance to make a positive impact while spending time outdoors. Registration and pick-up location details are available through Volunteer Flagstaff.

This community farmers market in Munds Park features produce from small local farms along with honey, jams, pickles, salsa, breads and other baked goods. Home bakers and local makers are part of the lineup. There are foods to enjoy at the market as well as items to take home or freeze for later. Vendors are small business owners from the area. Live music is part of the experience. The market runs rain or shine and offers plenty of parking.

Create your own ocean in a bottle to take home. The activity runs in the early evening and is free to attend.

Head to Basecamp for live music by Kelly Curtis Hawthorn. Grab your favorite drink, enjoy the mountain air, and relax with an evening of tunes. Admission is free.

Summer hours are now in effect for this event.

Create a fun, unique pool noodle monster to take home during this free workshop. It runs for a one-hour session.

Volunteer with the Unity of Flagstaff crew to pack grab-and-go meals and serve meals in person at the Flagstaff Family Food Center. This is an in-person monthly volunteer opportunity that typically happens on the second Monday. You can sign up through the church or by emailing the Unity of Flagstaff office.

A weekly Wednesday market brings farm-fresh abundance to Heritage Square in the heart of Downtown Flagstaff. Presented in partnership with Flagstaff Mountain Town Market, it features seasonal produce alongside pickles, yogurt, kombucha, sourdough, and more, plus downtown pop-ups offering unique products and treats throughout the season. Expect relaxed midweek energy and community spirit all summer long, with opportunities to support local farmers and makers.

Free live music fills Downtown Flagstaff all summer, with local musicians performing on the square. Pick up coffee, lunch, or dinner from nearby spots, spread out a picnic, and relax to the sounds. It is an easy way to unwind, enjoy good food, and support homegrown talent throughout the season. Support from Old Town Shops, Liv Sky Cottages, and Findlay Toyota helps keep these concerts free.

Flagstaff Mutual Aid hosts a game night at Good Game Cafe where participants can play games and learn more about the group. Entry is free for all participants. For more information, contact flagmutualaid@gmail.com.