Events in Sedona today

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.

Explore a friendly farmers market at Munds Ranch & Community Gardens in Munds Park with fresh goods from small local farms and local creators. Find produce, honey, jams, pickles, salsa, breads, and other baked treats. Enjoy something to eat on the spot or pick up items to savor later or freeze for another day. All vendors are small business owners from the area sharing their products. Live music sets the tone. The market runs rain or shine, and parking is plentiful.

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.

Verde Canyon Railroad presents a four-hour stargazing journey that begins in daylight and flows into twilight, starlight, and moonlight. As the train winds through the canyon, vivid colors wash over the cliffs and the desert sky opens to a canopy of constellations far from city glow. Depending on the moon, the landscape may shine with a soft silver hue or rest beneath a richly starry sky. Dusk can bring rare glimpses of wildlife as canyon walls carry the calls of native animals. As night deepens, rock formations seem to take on the shapes of creatures and angels, adding a sense of wonder to the passing scenery. This is a romantic and scenic way to experience the beauty of Verde Canyon by night.

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.

Enjoy community bingo at the American Legion. Parking in the lot is limited, so plan accordingly. Spread the word to coworkers.

Create + Connect offers an open studio for sewing and textile projects. Bring your work in progress, use shared tools, get guidance from experienced sewists, and connect with others who enjoy making. Participation is donation based, so pay what you can. All are welcome, and children may attend with an accompanying adult.