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April 23 — City of Flagstaff announces public meeting on Community Wildfire Protection Plan
April 24 — Sedona Arts Center — Celebrate Sedona this Friday: Live Music + Form and Face Opening Reception
April 25 — Save the Date for the 18th Annual Viola Awards!
April 27 — City of Flagstaff to begin annual Road Repair and Street Safety project
April 30 — Free Fair Housing 101 Continued Education Training to be held in Flagstaff
May 1-3 — Coconino Center for the Arts — ARTx: Artist announcements & upcoming experiences
May 2 — The Flagstaff Festival of Science announces the 3rd annual Scavenger Hunt!
May 5 — City of Flagstaff — Notice of proposed new rates/ fees for short term rental license fees meeting
May 11 — Lone Tree Road between Butler and Franklin to close
May 12 — City hosts public outreach events on 2024 Building and Fire Code adoption
May 13 — Public invited to attend Public Safety Citizen Committee meetings in Flagstaff
June 3 — Coconino County to host informational meeting for EPA grant to remediate old jail
Through June 6 — Coconino Center for the Arts — EVER PRESENT: Guillermo Galindo & José Luis Sotero
June 13-14 — Coconino Center for the Arts announces upcoming events
Through June 13 — Grand Canyon National Park Hosts 36th Annual Grand Canyon Star Party
June 13 — Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra has TWO opportunities to connect
June 23 — Coconino County sets Truth in Taxation hearing
Through June 28 — Theatrikos Theater Co. — Coming to the Stage: Ride the Cyclone & Modern Romance
July 25 — Culture Connection AZ presents ‘Your Support Keeps Creativity Moving Forward’
June 27 — Coconino County Center for the Arts presents opening of NightVisions: AMBER
Through July 28 — The Big Gay Art Show continues at the Sedona Arts Center
July 30 — Health and Human Services announces ribbon cutting for Southern Region Office and Peaks Youth Center in Flagstaff
Aug. 6 — NightVisions: AMBER (Through Sept. 26), more upcoming events
Aug. 18 — Northern Arizona Alzheimer’s & Dementia Alliance — Finding Meaning and Hope in Your Caregiving Journey online event
Aug. 19, 28, 30; Oct. 8 — Coconino Center for the Arts announces upcoming concerts
United Way of Northern Arizona — Join Us & Have Your Giving Go Further in NAZ
As we approach the end of the year, we wanted to share a snapshot of what’s been happening at United Way of Northern Arizona — and invite you to be part of what comes next.
In 2025, our community came together in powerful ways to support children, families, and individuals across Coconino, Navajo, and Apache counties. Through collaboration with nonprofit partners, educators, service providers, and caring neighbors, we made meaningful progress on some of the challenges facing northern Arizona.
The Literacy Center — Thank You for Being Part of Our Story This Year
FLAGSTAFF — Thank you for supporting the Literacy Center this year. We wanted to let you know that as the year comes to a close, your support helps makes a lasting difference. Your generosity ensures that adults and children in our community have access to tutoring, classes, and immigration legal services that open doors to learning, belonging, and opportunity. Every day, we see lives transformed–parents gaining confidence in English, children discovering the joy of reading, and families finding stability and hope. These successes are possible because people like you choose to invest in our learners.
As the only privately funded adult education center in Northern Arizona, The Literacy Center relies on charitable giving to provide one-on-one tutoring, ESL and GED classes, youth reading programs, and immigration legal services at little to no cost.
NACASA program transfers to Northern Arizona Healthcare and Victim Witness Services leadership
COCONINO COUNTY — Coconino County Attorney’s Office announces transition of Northern Arizona Care And Services after Assault (NACASA) from North Country Healthcare to a shared leadership model between Northern Arizona Healthcare (NAH) and Victim Witness Services (VWS).
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Downtown Flagstaff — Find Your New Year’s Eve Plans Here. Flagstaff Happenings
Wednesday, December 31
Noon Year’s Eve
Downtown Flagstaff
Heritage Square will be buzzing from 10:00am–1:00pm with crafts, games, face painting, axe throwing, pinecone decorating, a live DJ, a photobooth, and more family-friendly fun, all leading up to a magical Noon Pinecone Drop with a sparkling apple cider toast to welcome 2026. 10 a.m. Free.
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