This weekend in Sedona, AZ

High Country Humane is offering a low-cost clinic with vaccines for cats and dogs, plus microchipping and city or county dog licensing. Service is limited to the first 40 pets who arrive. Bring records of any prior vaccinations. For safety, cats must be in carriers and dogs need to be on a leash. Available feline vaccines include PureVax Rabies for $25, FVRCP for $25, and PureVax Leukemia for $35. Available canine vaccines include Rabies for $25, DAPP distemper parvo combo for $25, and Bordetella for $25. Dog licenses are $14 for altered pets and $27 for unaltered pets. Microchipping with free registration is $25.

A lively farmers market in Munds Park offers seasonal produce from nearby farms, local honey, jams, pickles, salsas, breads and other baked treats, plus goods from independent home bakers and creative small producers. Every booth is run by local small business owners sharing what they make. Live music adds to the atmosphere, and the market operates in any weather. Choose fresh bites to enjoy right away, take items home for later, or stock the freezer. Parking is ample.

Discover the wildlife of Northern Arizona through hands-on activities that spotlight local animals. Learn how to recognize tracks and scat, and explore more about the creatures that share this region. Dressing up as a favorite wild animal is encouraged for extra fun. Science Saturday is a monthly, drop-in program with a fresh theme each time, featuring engaging activities that blend learning and play. Artists, scientists, and other experts occasionally take part to create special opportunities for discovery. No registration or RSVP is required. With support from Flagstaff365, Creative Flagstaff, and the City of Flagstaff BBB Revenues, this event is free and open to the public.

Playing With Knives features a knife demonstration alongside in-store knife specials. Attendees can explore different brands to find a good match for their needs while learning about key features, practical uses, and maintenance to keep blades performing well.

Babbitt's Backcountry Outfitters hosts a monthly dog adoption event where people can meet and interact with adoptable dogs of many ages, from young pups to longtime companions. Each month features a different group, so the lineup varies, and adoptions are available for those who find a good match. It is an opportunity to connect with a potential future adventure buddy.

Vultures are often misunderstood, yet they play a crucial role in the natural world. Dr. Michele Losee, a raptor ecologist, master falconer, and executive director of the International Raptor & Falconry Center, leads a presentation that examines their unique biology and behavior, their vital part in maintaining ecosystem health, and the ways their scavenging helps limit the spread of disease. The talk also addresses the conservation pressures driving severe declines in many species across the globe. After the presentation, meet Druantia, the Center’s resident female Turkey Vulture, and observe her up close while learning what makes these birds extraordinary. The program invites a fresh perspective on creatures too often seen only as nature’s cleanup crew.

Verde Canyon Railroad hosts an evening rail adventure on select Saturday nights that begins in the late afternoon and rolls from golden daylight into sunset, then on into the glow of night. The four-hour journey travels through Arizona’s Verde Canyon as cliffs and sky shift through vivid colors, and twilight may offer rare views of wildlife moving in their natural surroundings. As darkness deepens, a clear desert sky far from city glare reveals distant constellations, while the moon or pure starlight bathes the landscape. In this surreal light, rock formations can resemble animals or angels, creating a romantic, scenic way to experience the canyon after sunset.

Classic rock provides the soundtrack in a patio setting, creating an open-air vibe.

Clarkdale’s Concerts in the Park series welcomes back The Naughty Bits, a Northern Arizona party band known for mashups and medleys, for a lively night in Clarkdale Town Park. This six-piece group has entertained the Verde Valley and Arizona for nearly 20 years, performing dance-friendly covers across rock, funk, and soul from the 1950s through the 1990s. Back by popular demand, The Naughty Bits bring a spirited set for an evening of fun and dancing in Clarkdale, Arizona.

Discover Flagstaff and The Orpheum present An Evening with UNION32 at the historic Orpheum Theater in downtown Flagstaff as part of The Music of Route 66 Concert Series. Open to all ages, this concert highlights the sounds and stories tied to the legendary highway through bold jazz interpretations. UNION32 is a jazz quintet known for transforming familiar songs into fresh, cohesive arrangements that draw on doo-wop, country, and classic rock. Their discography includes Wild Horses, a reimagining of music by The Rolling Stones, and The Crunge, which revisits Led Zeppelin’s Houses of the Holy through a modern jazz lens. Recent projects expand their palette with an electronics-infused release with synth artist Tsone, also known as Tony Obr, and a collaboration with the southwestern Americana duo the Sunshine Ensemble. The group features Keith Kelly on bass clarinet, flute, and tenor saxophone, Adam Roberts on soprano and tenor saxophone, Brett Reed on vibraphone and percussion, Ben Hedquist on acoustic bass, and Jacob Eary on drums and percussion. After the performance, the Rt.66 Star Party offers a special star viewing with the Flagstaff Dark Skies Coalition. The Orpheum Theater is a historic, indoor venue in downtown Flagstaff. Tickets are priced the same at the box office and online. Parking is not available on site, and the venue maintains a strict no re-entry policy unless otherwise noted. A full bar and concessions are available, and outside food and beverages are not permitted. Empty, soft, clear water bottles are allowed, while metal or hard plastic bottles are not. A clear bag policy is in effect, 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 inches and diaper or medical bags are permitted and subject to search. Other bags are not allowed, bag storage is not provided, and clear bags can be purchased at the venue.

This event is now on its summer schedule with updated seasonal hours.

Throughout the summer, complimentary live music brings downtown Flagstaff to life with performances by local musicians. Pick up coffee, lunch, or dinner from nearby eateries, spread out a picnic on the square, and relax to the tunes while supporting community talent. The 2026 season is supported by Old Town Shops, Liv Sky Cottages, and Findlay Toyota.

Trash Panda Community Market introduces a new community gathering at Pine Forest Charter in Flagstaff. Anyone who wants to sell can set up a table for $5, and that donation goes directly to support Pine Forest Charter School. It is designed for people who do not have a yard or who live in places where yard sales are not allowed, creating a simple way to host a mini sale, share art, or resell items. Bring clothing, handmade pieces, and secondhand treasures so someone else can put them to good use. The aim is to help neighbors earn a little extra while keeping usable goods out of the landfill and giving back to the school. Participants are asked to take everything they bring with them when they leave, pick up any litter they notice, leave the area cleaner than they found it, and show respect for the venue, the people attending, and the mission behind the market.

Johnny Malo Band performs live with a dance friendly classic rock set at 10-12 Lounge in Clarkdale. The music highlights classic rock built for the dance floor and a lively party atmosphere.

For anyone planning to go, this event takes place in Flagstaff at the NAU ARDRY Auditorium. It is not in Las Vegas.

The Sunday Cabernet Cabarets series returns to Beaver Street Theatre with a spotlight on Shakespeare’s influence on the Great White Way. FlagShakes leads a spirited cabaret of songs from musicals inspired by the Bard’s plays, including Kiss Me, Kate, Something Rotten!, West Side Story, The Lion King, and All Shook Up, plus a few surprise selections. Every ticket includes a glass of wine or bottled water. General admission is $20, and patron tickets are $100 with up to four reserved seats. Patron ticket holders for all three cabarets are also invited to a bonus cocktail party in Pine Canyon that features a private concert by Stephen Edwards.

Route 66 to the Grand Canyon delivers a madcap, magical comedy that honors a century of adventure and Americana. When Ruth’s car stalls near Flagstaff, a frustrating detour turns into destiny as the Mother Road, a spirited personification of Route 66, sprinkles a bit of road dust and sweeps her into a fantastical tour of Northern Arizona. Along the way she meets James, a tow truck mechanic with canyon-sized dreams and jokes that keep the laughter rolling. The production blends a traditional play with interactive touches, nodding to the British end of the pier tradition. Expect delightfully exaggerated characters, punny groans, and plenty of laughs for all ages. At its heart, this story salutes Flagstaff, the Grand Canyon, and the quirky charm that makes Route 66 an unforgettable ride.