Events in Sedona today

The Arizona Mixed Stix Championship is a 36-hole stroke play four-ball tournament for teams made up of one man and one woman. The women must be AGA members. Handicap limits apply for both men and women, along with an 8-stroke maximum handicap difference between partners. Each player uses a set percentage of their course handicap for play.

Discover Downtown Flagstaff like a local with this monthly series that spotlights the businesses that give the area its character. Each month brings a fresh mix of one-day-only happenings, from specials and seasonal menus to live music, pop-ups, workshops, and shopping-focused activities that make exploring downtown an easy choice. It fits a variety of plans, whether that means brunch, family time, meeting friends for happy hour, a date night, or simply wandering in search of something new. Every edition is different, offering another reason to plan a day in Downtown Flagstaff.

The Highlander Classic Disc Golf Tournament brings a Scotch Doubles experience to Flagstaff, Arizona, sponsored by Findlay Toyota Flagstaff. Teams play a true modified alternate shot format for the entire round, choosing who opens the first tee and alternating every throw after that. The competition features two rounds along with a Putting Contest. The contest carries a separate entry fee, is open to those not playing in the tournament, and awards a winner take all cash prize if minimum participation is met. Each tournament entrant receives one contest entry with registration, and fees are refunded if the minimum is not reached. Food and refreshments are provided by Fratelli Pizza, Swire Coca Cola, and Historic Brewing, with beverages, pizza, and a BBQ potluck planned and details to come. Expect payouts and trophies after the final round, plus CTPs, raffles, prizes, food, and drinks. This unsanctioned event keeps the focus on fun and making a positive impact on the community and the sport of disc golf. In partnership with Findlay Toyota Flagstaff, proceeds will benefit a local Flagstaff charity to be announced. Past beneficiaries include the Boys & Girls Club of Flagstaff, Shadows Foundation, Friends of Coconino County Parks, and Flagstaff Disc Golf Club. Courses are to be determined.

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.

This multi-generational beginner archery clinic is a hands-on introduction to archery for anyone with no prior experience. You’ll learn the basics of using beginner-friendly equipment, key terminology, and important shooting safety and range etiquette, then get plenty of time to practice. Pre-registration is required, and youth under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

This monthly dog adoption event takes place at Flagstaff Mall, set up inside near the fireplace. Visitors can meet and interact with dogs and explore adoption opportunities. The lineup changes with every event and may include dogs of all ages, ranging from young pups to senior dogs.

Enjoy a Ducks Unlimited Flagstaff dinner event presented by Findlay Toyota. The evening includes dinner at Flagstaff Ranch, with the event starting in the late afternoon and continuing into the early evening.

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

Verde Canyon Railroad offers a Saturday evening starlight experience that begins in daylight and glides into night. This four-hour train ride travels through Verde Canyon as the setting sun bathes Arizona cliffs and sky in vivid color. As twilight settles, there may be opportunities to glimpse wildlife along the quiet canyon walls. With darkness, a clear desert sky reveals bright constellations far from city glow, or the route may be illuminated by a full moon, depending on the phase overhead. Rugged rock faces can appear to take on familiar shapes in the glow, adding a sense of wonder to a scenic journey that spans sunset to star-filled skies.

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.

Discover Flagstaff and The Orpheum present Honeygirl & The Sundusters at the historic Orpheum Theater in downtown Flagstaff as part of The Music of Route 66 Concert Series, a celebration of the sounds tied to Historic Route 66. This all-ages concert brings Arizona country and rock to a storied stage. Honeygirl is a country singer and songwriter from Queen Creek, Arizona, known for vivid storytelling, energetic performances, and a style that blends classic country roots with a rock-tinged edge. The band is led by vocalist and songwriter Kira Brown and features seasoned musicians, including Scotty Johnson of the Gin Blossoms. Expect a lively mix of heartfelt originals alongside crowd-pleasing covers. Brown’s passion for music grew while watching her father play bass at weekly garage jam sessions, and she first found the spotlight as a local “Kiraoke” favorite before turning that momentum into a country career. Songwriting became a central focus through an organic collaboration with guitarist Scotty Johnson of the Grammy-nominated Arizona band Gin Blossoms. The Orpheum Theater is a historic indoor venue in downtown Flagstaff. On-site parking is not available. A full bar and concessions are offered, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Empty, soft, clear water bottles are allowed, while metal, hard plastic, and insulated bottles are not. The venue generally maintains a no re-entry policy unless otherwise stated. A clear bag policy is in effect. Guests may bring a clear 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 permitted, and diaper or medical bags are allowed and subject to search. No other bags are permitted, there is no bag storage on site, and clear bags are available for purchase.

Summer hours are now in effect for this event.

A monthly dog adoption event at Dark Sky Brewing Company offers a chance to meet, play with, and adopt dogs of all ages, from puppies to seniors. The lineup of adoptable companions changes each month, so each visit can bring a new match. Enjoy a relaxed setting to spend time with the pups and, if it is the right fit, complete an adoption during the event.

Make your own bubble wand during this fun, hands-on activity. It’s a simple craft where you’ll customize a bubble wand to take home and use for bubbly outdoor fun.

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

Settle in at Good Game Cafe for a miniature painting workshop that brings hobbyists together in a welcoming, creative setting. Bring your own miniatures or any project you are working on, and make use of shared basic paints and brushes provided on site. A local artist is available to offer tips, answer questions, and provide guidance, so newcomers and seasoned painters alike can learn something new. Pricing is $15 for standard admission, $12 for students, and $5 for premium members. All skill levels are welcome to paint, chat, and make progress on their minis.

Step into an immersive, guided past-life regression hypnotherapy experience focused on exploring your soul’s journey through hypnosis, past lives, and deeper awareness. You’ll learn how hypnosis works and how the subconscious uses imagery, memory, and belief to support higher levels of awareness. The session also touches on reincarnation and karma as frameworks for understanding your soul’s path, followed by a relaxing hypnosis experience designed to help you connect with memories and impressions from past lives. It’s held in a safe, supportive environment and is for anyone who feels drawn to consciousness, healing, and learning more about the soul.

Step into Ravenswood Bluff, where a shocking murder at the clocktower has left the town on edge and a demon hides among unsuspecting villagers. Blood on the Clocktower is a social deduction game of bluffing, strategy, and secret identities, with players split between Good and Evil as they trade clues, cast suspicions, and vote to eliminate threats before darkness takes control. Play flows through lively daytime discussions that lead to nominations and executions, then shifts to a quiet night guided by the Storyteller, when abilities are resolved in secret and new information or deadly plots unfold. Every character brings a distinct power that can shield the town or advance the demon’s agenda, and even after death there is still a chance to sway the outcome as a ghost with limited influence. Late arrivals can jump in as Traveller characters, bringing impactful abilities and uncertain loyalties that can tip the balance. Entry is $10 for standard admission and $8 for students, with free entry for Standard and Premium Members. Hosted at Good Game Cafe.

Discover a welcoming new paint group designed to spark creativity and learning. The organizer provides plenty of supplies to help you get started, including acrylic craft paint, high flow and tube paints, acrylic pens, watercolors, Az watercolor, and pencils. Guidance is available for all skill levels, and beginners are welcome with no prior experience needed. If you plan to attend, please register in advance so space can be arranged.

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.

Begin your stained glass journey with instructor Sonja London-Hall at the Sedona Arts Center Art Barn. This beginner class centers on the copper foil method and guides students through every step, including cutting glass for artwork or practical projects, selecting or creating patterns, and approaches for mounting and display. Participants complete one to three sample pieces measuring about 8 by 8 inches. A materials fee of $150 is paid directly to the instructor, and a detailed materials list is provided. Some shared tools are available, and students are encouraged to purchase a basic tool kit from the instructor before the class begins. Each participant must register individually.

At Community Library Sedona, members of a local car club from Sedona and nearby communities meet for their monthly gathering, brought together by a shared passion for motor vehicles and social connection. The club offers a broad mix of activities for varied interests and vehicle types, spanning local happenings and tours around Arizona and farther afield. Examples include participation in the St. Patrick's Day Parade, the Sedona Car Show and Airport Day, holiday brunches and dinners, an annual picnic, road rallies, and highway cleanup along Route 89A.

Verde Canyon Railroad partners with Liberty Wildlife in Phoenix to offer an up-close look at birds of prey at the depot. On select dates each month, Liberty volunteers present rescued animals used for education to passengers gathered on the patio before the afternoon train departs, featuring species like hawks, owls, falcons, vultures, and eagles. Everyone is welcome. Please note that during June, July, and August, the focus shifts to Reptiles at the Rails.

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.

Community bingo will be held at the American Legion. The parking lot has limited space, so plan ahead. Spread the word to coworkers.

Set aside time for a welcoming, weekly open studio dedicated to sewing and textile projects. Bring any project you are working on, use shared tools, and get guidance from experienced sewists while meeting new people. Participation is donation based, pay what you can. Everyone is welcome, and children may attend with an accompanying adult.

This community drum class explores traditional rhythms from West Africa and welcomes participants of all ages and experience levels. Learn and play together in a supportive setting. Pricing is $10 with an RSVP and $15 for drop-in attendance, and a djembe can be rented for $5. To RSVP or ask questions, send a direct message or reach out by email.

Flagstaff Brewing Company hosts a recurring comedy open mic on the first and third Wednesday of each month, with occasional fifth Wednesdays as well. The series kicks off with a Fishbowl Night, then the open mic follows two weeks later. Performers add their names to the list before showtime, and the show begins shortly after.

At Village Yoga, a six-day Himalayan Kriya and Kundalini immersion and specialty training offers teachers and dedicated practitioners an opportunity to deepen their path. The curriculum weaves time-honored methods with contemporary perspectives to expand awareness, refine teaching skills, and support profound inner work. The training is facilitated by Elena Maria Larsen, Ashley Smith, LMFT, and Melissa Beasley. Participants explore practices that help transform patterns of consciousness, develop a richer understanding of Kundalini and subtle anatomy, learn to sequence kriyas intelligently and design integrative classes, and take away tools that uplift both personal practice and professional instruction. 75-hour Yoga Alliance continuing education credits are available. Tuition is 1350 for the full six days, with an early-bird rate of 1170. Designed for yoga teachers, healers, and committed practitioners seeking to broaden their knowledge and skill set through powerful, time-tested practices. Space is limited.

Camp under the dark skies of Sunset Crater National Monument at the O’Leary Group Campground, West Loop, for a weekend focused on stargazing and easy exploration. Costs are shared evenly among campers, estimated at about 30 to 35 dollars per tent or camper for the weekend. Those who prefer four walls will find plenty of hotel options in Flagstaff, and all services are located there. This weekend coincides with the peak of the Perseids meteor shower, offering excellent opportunities for night sky viewing. During the day, enjoy several easy walking trails within the monument. The Grand Canyon National Park South Rim, east entrance, is approximately 70 miles away for anyone considering a side trip. Hosts plan to provide chilidogs on Friday night and will bring wood for a shared fire pit. Individual fires are not allowed. Drinking water is available at the campground, and participants should bring whatever they need for a comfortable getaway along with a side dish for Friday if possible. At roughly 7,000 feet in elevation, expect cool nights and pleasant days. From Flagstaff, travel north on US 89, then turn onto the Sunset Crater Volcano-Wupatki Loop Road and continue to the O’Leary campground.

A zany, enchanting comedy honors a century of adventure and Americana, sending audiences on a heartfelt road trip through Northern Arizona. When Ruth’s car sputters to a halt outside Flagstaff, the Mother Road herself appears, a mischievous spirit of Route 66 who dusts a little magic over the detour and launches Ruth into an unexpected journey. Along the way she crosses paths with James, a tow truck mechanic whose dreams and one-liners reach canyon-sized heights. Blending theatrical storytelling with playful participation and taking a cue from the British 'end-of-the-pier' tradition, this show inside a show brims with pun-filled humor, larger-than-life characters, and big laughs for all ages. It salutes Flagstaff, the Grand Canyon, and the offbeat allure that makes Route 66 an unforgettable road trip.

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.

Curious about handbells? A beginner-friendly class in the Sanctuary at Sedona United Methodist Church offers a relaxed way to learn the basics. No prior experience is needed, and drop-in participation is welcome without a weekly commitment. The session is designed for first-time ringers who want to explore handbells in a supportive setting. For questions, contact Alane Eaton, Director of Verde Valley Ringers, at 480-390-1562.

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.

Weekly swing dancing has moved to Thursdays at Firecreek Coffee, replacing the former Tuesday schedule. The evening includes an intermediate lesson and a drop in beginner lesson, followed by a social dance to practice new steps and enjoy the music. No partner is needed, and the beginner session welcomes those with no prior dance experience. Admission is $5 and includes both instruction and the social dance.

Arizona PBS presents the premiere of Resolve to Solve at the historic Orpheum Theater in downtown Flagstaff. This new science series shines a light on urgent global challenges and the people working toward innovative solutions. It is hosted by Miles O’Brien, an award-winning journalist known for covering science, technology, aerospace and the environment, and for his work with PBS NewsHour, NOVA and FRONTLINE. The Orpheum is a historic indoor venue in the heart of downtown, and the event is open to all ages. Please plan for venue guidelines. There is no on-site parking. Buying at the box office costs the same as purchasing online. A full bar and concessions will be 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. Unless otherwise noted by the show, re-entry is not allowed. A clear bag policy will be enforced. 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 inches are allowed, and diaper or medical bags are permitted and subject to search. No other bags are allowed and the theater does not offer bag storage. Clear bags can be purchased at the venue.