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Tue, Feb 17

5:00PM

Sunnyside Market of Dreams, 2136 N. Fourth Street, 86004

Black History and the Lumber Industry of Northern Arizona
Sunnyside Neighborhood Association, The Lived Black Experience Project, Flagstaff Freedom School

Join us for our next in-person presentation from The Flagstaff Freedom School: Black History & the Lumber Industry of Northern Arizona presented by Ms. Margaret Hangan, US Forest Service Archaeologist (Retired), The Verde Valley Archaeology Center and Museum’s Director of Collections, & Founding Member of the AZ Black History and Culture Consortium. Families, students, & children are welcome.

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Contact Information:

Email:
TheLBEProject@gmail.com
Phone:
(928) 606-5746

Wed, Feb 18

7:30AM - 9:00AM

Greater Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce Boardroom

12 hours from now Feb 17 17 Feb 18 18

Connect & Learn: Hire Right the First Time
Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce

Join us for amazing educational content from speaker-facilitator, Nicole Dhanraj, Ph.D. coupled with networking and breakfast. This is a practical workshop on how to hire with intention, not urgency. We'll walk through a practical approach to defining what you actually need, recognizing the differences between a good interview and a good fit, and setting clear expectations from day one.

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Wed, Feb 18

12:00PM - 1:00PM

Zoom

16 hours from now Feb 17 17 Feb 18 18

CASA Info Session
CASA of Coconino County + AZCourtHelp Legal Talks

Join us for this free online Legal Talk about Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA). Learn about the history of CASA and how to navigate the application process. This presentation will be led by Kathryn Bracken and Valorie Barriga of CASA.

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Contact Information:

Email:
kbracken@courts.az.gov
Phone:
(928) 226-5420

Sun, Feb 22

11:00AM - 1:00PM

Coco-Op Makerspace Flagstaff

4 days from now Feb 17 17 Feb 22 22

Beading Bracelets - Learn How to Make Bracelets with Button Closure
Coco-Op Makerspace Flagstaff

Join us for a hands-on workshop where you’ll learn the basics of knotting and stringing beads on a button-closing bracelet. You'll leave class with two bracelets and the ability to replicate the process on your own.

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Contact Information:

Email:
coordinator@cocoop.org

Tue, Feb 24

3:00PM - 5:00PM

Sunnyside Market of Dreams, 2136 N. Fourth Street, 86004

6 days from now Feb 17 17 Feb 24 24

Black History and the Lumber Industry of Northern Arizona
Sunnyside Neighborhood Association, The Lived Black Experience Project, Flagstaff Freedom School

Join us for our next in-person presentation from The Flagstaff Freedom School: Black History & the Lumber Industry of Northern AZ by Margaret Hangan, US Forest Service Archaeologist (Retired), The Verde Valley Archaeology Center and Museum’s Director of Collections, & Founding Member of the AZ Black History and Culture Consortium. Free, open to the public. Families, students, & children welcome.

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Contact Information:

Email:
TheLBEProject@gmail.com
Phone:
(928) 606-5746

Wed, Feb 25

9:00AM - 11:00AM

McGee Auditorium - Flagstaff Medical Center - 1200 N Beaver Street, Flagstaff, AZ 86001

7 days from now Feb 17 17 Feb 25 25

928 Central's Monthly Meeting
928 Central

This is the regular time we schedule each month for our nonprofits to gather and get equipped. We're still finalizing the details for this month, so check back soon!
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Fri, Feb 27

7:00AM - 10:00AM

Kickstand Kafe

9 days from now Feb 17 17 Feb 27 27

Coffee with a CASA
CASA of Coconino County

Come get a free cup of joe and learn about volunteering as a CASA advocate! We'll buy your drink if you stop and talk to us for 5 minutes - we're confident that's all the time it will take to convince you to be a part of this awesome program!

Contact Information:

Email:
kbracken@courts.az.gov
Phone:
(928) 226-5420

Sat, Feb 28

3:00PM - 6:00PM

Sunnyside Market of Dreams, 2136 N. Fourth Street, 86004

10 days from now Feb 17 17 Feb 28 28

LBE Black History Month Closing Reception
Sunnyside Neighborhood Association, The Lived Black Experience Project, Flagstaff Freedom School

The Sunnyside Neighborhood Association, The Lived Black Experience Project, & the Flagstaff Freedom School proudly present our annual Black History Month Closing Reception, Saturday, February 28th 2026, 3pm to 6pm at the Sunnyside Market of Dreams. Join us for entertainment, spoken word, fellowship, and refreshments. This event is free and open to the public. Everyone is welcome.

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Contact Information:

Email:
TheLBEProject@gmail.com
Phone:
(928) 606-5746

Sat, Feb 28

5:00PM - 7:30PM

La Posada Hotel

10 days from now Feb 17 17 Feb 28 28

Shakespeare's Sirens
Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival

FlagShakes is proud to present “Shakespeare’s Sirens,” written and performed by local playwright Hannah Johnson! Join FlagShakes for this one-woman cabaret-style show exploring the experiences of female characters in Shakespeare’s works, using Elizabethan music as an additional element of storytelling. Hannah will be accompanied by her husband, classical guitarist Jacob Johnson.

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Contact Information:

Email:
info@flagshakes.org

Mon, Mar 2

5:30PM - 8:30PM

Coco-op Makerspace Flagstaff

12 days from now Feb 17 17 Mar 2 2

Ceramics Handbuilding & Foundations 101
Coco-Op Makerspace Flagstaff

Ceramics Handbuilding & Foundations 101 teaches the three main types of clay handbuildng: pinch pots, coil building, and slab building. Additionally, the instructor teaches various ceramics techniques and skills during each session to help beginner & intermediate ceramicists advance their skills.

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Contact Information:

Email:
callie@cocoop.org

Mon, Mar 2

6:00PM - 7:00PM

Coco-Op Makerspace Flagstaff

12 days from now Feb 17 17 Mar 2 2

Intro to 3D Printing & Scanning
Coco-Op Makerspace Flagstaff

In this beginner workshop, you will learn to create printable 3D designs by digitizing physical objects with 3D scanning.

What you'll learn:
- How to use a 3D scanning application
- Uploading designs to be 3D printed
- How to safely and effectively use a 3D printer
- Limitations of 3D scanning
- Troubleshooting common issues

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Contact Information:

Email:
coordinator@cocoop.org

Sat, Mar 7

9:00AM - 12:00PM

Coconino Center for the Arts 2300 N Fort Valley Rd Flagstaff, AZ 86001

17 days from now Feb 17 17 Mar 7 7

Diversifying Funding, Partnerships & Tax Awareness for Artists & Nonprofits
Coconino Center for the Arts

Please register for this free workshop. Participants will be introduced to diversified funding strategies tailored to today’s evolving federal funding environment. Learn how individual artists can collaborate with 501(c)(3) organizations through fiscal sponsorships, explore funding opportunities, and discover approaches to developing collaborative, accessible, financially sustainable projects.

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Mon, Mar 9

1:30PM - 4:30PM

Buffalo Park

19 days from now Feb 17 17 Mar 9 9

Hike Your Way Through Spring Break Day 1
Girl Scouts Arizona Cactus - Pine Council

Join us for an exciting series of hikes guided by experts from City of Flagstaff PROSE. This three-day event features a new hike each day where girls will enjoy hands on activities about different topics on each hike, leading to the earning of a patch. On day 1 we will learn about first aid and complete a 2.1 mile hike in Buffalo Park. Financial assistance available to void fees.

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Contact Information:

Email:
sshoemaker@girlscoutsaz.org
Phone:
(602) 615-1807

Tue, Mar 10

1:30PM - 4:30PM

Picture Canyon Natural & Cultural Preserve

20 days from now Feb 17 17 Mar 10 10

Hike Your Way Through Spring Break Day 2
Girl Scouts Arizona Cactus - Pine Council

Join us for an exciting series of hikes guided by experts from City of Flagstaff PROSE. This three-day event features a new hike each day where girls will enjoy hands on activities about different topics on each hike, leading to the earning of a patch. On day 2 we will learn about archaeology and complete a 2.5 mile hike in Picture Canyon. Financial assistance available to void fees.

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Contact Information:

Email:
sshoemaker@girlscoutsaz.org
Phone:
(602) 615-1807

Wed, Mar 11

1:30PM - 4:30PM

Observatory Mesa Natural Preserve

21 days from now Feb 17 17 Mar 11 11

Hike Your Way Through Spring Break Day 3
Girl Scouts Arizona Cactus - Pine Council

Join us for an exciting series of hikes guided by experts from City of Flagstaff PROSE. This three-day event features a new hike each day where girls will enjoy hands on activities about different topics on each hike, leading to the earning of a patch. On day 3 we will learn about wilderness survival and complete a 2.5 mile hike in Observatory Mesa. Financial assistance available to void fees.

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Contact Information:

Email:
sshoemaker@girlscoutsaz.org
Phone:
(602) 615-1807

Wed, Mar 11

5:30PM - 6:30PM

Virtual Class

21 days from now Feb 17 17 Mar 11 11

Honor Your Heart Health Class
Native Americans for Community Action, Inc.

Join our free six-week Zoom class to learn practical tools for heart health and living a balanced life. Led by NACA’s Dietitian, Taylor Wahl-Fabrega.

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Contact Information:

Email:
twahl@nacainc.org
Phone:
9287731245284

Wed, Mar 18

10:00AM - 12:00PM

Coco-Op Makerspace Flagstaff

28 days from now Mar 18 18

Beading Suncatchers
Coco-Op Makerspace Flagstaff

We will learn the basics of crimping and stringing beads to make a sun-catcher. You'll leave class with a suncatcher for your window and the ability to replicate the process on your own.

Led by CJ Lucke—a passionate beader with over 20 years of experience and a background in silversmithing—you'll create beautiful, simple jewelry pieces while honing your craft skills.

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Contact Information:

Email:
coordinator@cocoop.org

Wed, Mar 25

9:00AM - 11:00AM

3355 E Soliere Ave, Flagstaff, AZ 86004

one month from now Mar 25 25

928 Central's Monthly Meeting
928 Central

This is the regular time we schedule each month for our nonprofits to gather and get equipped. We're still finalizing the details for this month, so check back soon!
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Fri, Mar 27

7:00PM - 10:00PM

Beaver Street Theatre, 11 S Beaver St, #2, Flagstaff, AZ 86001

one month from now Mar 27 27

“To Be Young, Gifted and Black” by Lorraine Hansberry, adapted by Robert Nemiroff
Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival

Lorraine Hansberry—playwright of “A Raisin in the Sun”—changed the landscape of American theatre forever. “To Be Young, Gifted and Black” gathers her words, letters, and memories into a powerful mosaic of one woman’s journey toward truth, art, and justice. Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival is proud to collaborate with Black Theatre Troupe to bring this groundbreaking work to audiences across Arizona.

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Contact Information:

Email:
info@flagshakes.org

Sat, Mar 28

2:00PM - 5:00PM

Beaver Street Theatre, 11 S. Beaver St, Flagstaff, AZ 86001

one month from now Mar 28 28

“To Be Young, Gifted and Black” by Lorraine Hansberry, adapted by Robert Nemiroff
Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival

Lorraine Hansberry—playwright of “A Raisin in the Sun”—changed the landscape of American theatre forever. “To Be Young, Gifted and Black” gathers her words, letters, and memories into a powerful mosaic of one woman’s journey toward truth, art, and justice. Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival is proud to collaborate with Black Theatre Troupe to bring this groundbreaking work to audiences across Arizona.

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Contact Information:

Email:
info@flagshakes.org

Sat, Mar 28

7:00PM - 10:00PM

Beaver Street Theatre, 11 S. Beaver St, #2, Flagstaff, AZ 86001

one month from now Mar 28 28

“To Be Young, Gifted and Black” by Lorraine Hansberry, adapted by Robert Nemiroff
Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival

Lorraine Hansberry—playwright of “A Raisin in the Sun”—changed the landscape of American theatre forever. “To Be Young, Gifted and Black” gathers her words, letters, and memories into a powerful mosaic of one woman’s journey toward truth, art, and justice. Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival is proud to collaborate with Black Theatre Troupe to bring this groundbreaking work to audiences across Arizona.

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Contact Information:

Email:
info@flagshakes.org

Sun, Mar 29

2:00PM - 5:00PM

Beaver Street Theatre, 1 S. Beaver St, #2, Flagstaff, AZ 86004

one month from now Mar 29 29

“To Be Young, Gifted and Black” by Lorraine Hansberry, adapted by Robert Nemiroff
Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival

Lorraine Hansberry—playwright of “A Raisin in the Sun”—changed the landscape of American theatre forever. “To Be Young, Gifted and Black” gathers her words, letters, and memories into a powerful mosaic of one woman’s journey toward truth, art, and justice. Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival is proud to collaborate with Black Theatre Troupe to bring this groundbreaking work to audiences across Arizona.

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Contact Information:

Email:
info@flagshakes.org

Mon, Apr 6

5:30PM - 7:00PM

Virtual Class

one month from now Apr 6 6

Native Food For Life Class
Native Americans for Community Action, Inc.

Join us every Monday, on Zoom, for a free 6-week online class focused on Indigenous plant-based foods for health and wellness. We will explore exactly how “food is medicine” and what to eat to get healthy and stay healthy.

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Contact Information:

Email:
mdreifuss@nacainc.org
Phone:
9287731245221

Sat, Apr 25

1:00PM - 4:00PM

Fort Tuthill

2 months from now Apr 25 25

STEM Celebration
STEM City

Our STEM Celebration highlights businesses, schools & organizations through hands-on exhibits that allows children and youth to experience and become excited about the wide variety of STEM learning opportunities throughout the greater Flagstaff region. This is a free event.

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Contact Information:

Email:
coordinator@flagstaffstemcity.com