Events in Sedona today

At Heritage Square in Downtown Flagstaff, a midweek farmers market presented with Flagstaff Mountain Town Market brings fresh-from-the-farm produce, locally made goods, and pop-up stalls from downtown businesses to the center of town. Visitors can browse seasonal fruits and vegetables alongside items such as pickles, yogurt, kombucha, and sourdough while discovering one-of-a-kind offerings from nearby shops. It offers a relaxed community atmosphere and a chance to support area farmers and makers in the square.

Community bingo will take place at The American Legion. Parking at the lot is limited. Attendees are encouraged to share the news with coworkers.

Create + Connect offers a weekly open studio focused on sewing and textiles. Participants can bring any project, use studio tools, receive guidance from sewists, and meet other makers. Attendance is donation based on a pay what you can model. Everyone is welcome, and children may participate with an accompanying adult.

Experience how Flagstaff’s public art is built by its community on a 90 minute guided walk through downtown. Venture into tucked away lanes and creative corridors that many visitors miss, where 1880s era ghost signs meet fresh murals that change with the seasons. The route often features the mural filled passage behind Bright Side Bookshop, along with stops that shift based on the newest pieces and works in progress. Local storytellers lead and tailor each tour, sharing up to the moment insights about recent installations, the artists shaping the scene, and the neighborhood histories behind the walls. One mural came to life through support from more than 90 local businesses and 500 individual donors, a reflection of how the town creates art together. With more than a thousand five star reviews and recognition as the Best Guided Tour Company of Flagstaff in 2023, 2024, and 2025, this mother and son operation has led tours since 2015 and draws on five generations of Arizona roots.

Liberty Wildlife in Phoenix partners with Verde Canyon Railroad to give visitors an up close look at birds of prey at the depot. Volunteers introduce rescued animals that help educate visitors, including hawks, owls, falcons, vultures, and eagles, meeting passengers on the depot patio before the afternoon train departs. Offered on select dates each month, this experience is open to all. In June, July, and August, the focus shifts to Reptiles at the Rails.

Dementia Friends is a movement focused on building better understanding of dementia within the community. This free one hour session offers a clear overview of the condition, practical techniques for engaging with loved ones who are living with dementia, and guidance on ways to help make the community more dementia friendly. Space is limited. To reserve a spot, contact Dementia Friends Champion Karin VonKay by calling or texting (928) 607-9783.

A spirited, magical comedy honoring a hundred years of Route 66 adventure and Americana follows Ruth after her car stalls near Flagstaff. Her detour turns wondrous when Mother Road, a playful personification of the highway, stirs up a little road magic and sweeps her through the heart of Northern Arizona. Along the way they encounter James, a tow truck mechanic whose big dreams come with bigger jokes. Part traditional play and part interactive experience, it nods to the British end-of-the-pier tradition while inviting the audience into the fun. Expect groan-inducing humor, outsized characters, and bursts of laughter that land with all ages. This show within a show salutes Flagstaff, the Grand Canyon, and the quirky, beautiful spirit that makes a journey on Route 66 unlike any other.

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.

Free concerts fill the square in the heart of Downtown Flagstaff all summer, showcasing performances by local musicians. Visitors can pick up a to-go coffee, lunch, or dinner from nearby spots and enjoy a picnic while the music plays. It is a relaxed way to unwind, savor good food, and support local talent throughout the season. The 2026 series is presented with support from Old Town Shops, Liv Sky Cottages, and Findlay Toyota.

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.

Finding Nemo JR. retells the Pixar story on stage as a musical. The focus is on Marlin, an anxious father who travels across the ocean to find his son after Nemo is taken and placed in a dentist’s aquarium in Sydney.

Enjoy a weekly swing dance at Firecreek Coffee - Flagstaff. The evening begins with intermediate instruction alongside a beginner friendly drop-in lesson, then transitions into a social dance open to all. No partner is required, and newcomers are welcome. Admission is $5 and includes both the lesson and the social.

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.

At Trash Panda, this workshop turns old, unsellable T-shirts into reusable shopping bags. Paint and other supplies are provided so each bag can be decorated and personalized. No sewing skills are required, and participants leave with a practical tote that reflects their style. Demand for these bags is high, so the session also focuses on making them quickly to help keep the cycle of reuse going in a creative, slightly messy spirit.

Settle into a nurturing sound immersion at Aumbase Sedona: Sound Breath & Yoga, guided by Daniel and Valerie in a caring, sacred setting. A rich tapestry of vibration from drum, didgeridoo, vocal toning, crystal and Tibetan bowls, gongs, Native American flute, chimes, and other instruments invites deep relaxation and energetic movement, while essential oils support cleansing and uplift. Many participants report moments of bliss, ecstasy, physical restoration, a sense of Oneness, profound calm, a full reset, peacefulness, and even a feeling of pure energy. Offered for $30. This gathering rotates each month, with Valerie leading on second Fridays and Daniel on fourth Fridays.

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.

This farmers market at Munds Ranch & Community Gardens in Munds Park features fresh produce from small local farms, along with honey, jams, pickles, salsa, breads, and other baked goods. Local bakers, makers, and creators offer foods to enjoy on the spot, take home for later, or freeze for another day. Every vendor is a small business owner from the area, and live music adds a lively backdrop. The market runs rain or shine, and parking is plentiful.

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.

Verde Canyon Railroad offers a Saturday evening rail outing on select dates that begins in the late afternoon and glides from daylight to dusk and into moonlit night. The four hour trip starts in sunshine, with Arizona canyon walls and wide skies shifting in color as the sun lowers. As twilight settles, there is a chance to notice wildlife moving and calling in its natural habitat. Night reveals crisp desert views of constellations beyond city glow, and the scenery may shine in silver under a bright moon or sparkle under a canopy of stars, depending on the lunar phase. Rock formations can seem to take on the shapes of animals or angelic figures beneath this celestial light. It is a romantic, scenic journey through Verde Canyon from day to night.

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.

This event is now operating on its summer schedule.

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.

Settle in for a casual Magic: The Gathering Commander drop‑in night at Good Game Cafe. This gathering celebrates creativity and fun, so bring your most experimental decks, quirky themes, and unconventional combos. Rule 0 is encouraged, which means chatting with your table before each game to align on expectations and keep matches enjoyable for everyone. Whether you are new to Commander or a longtime player, it is a welcoming place to meet fellow fans and enjoy relaxed games of Magic. Feel free to bring friends and your own flavor, shake up the meta while keeping the vibe friendly. Entry is $10 standard, $8 for students, and free for members.