The Flagstaff Tintype Experiment captures Flagstaff's history through tintype photography and oral history tours. Participate in this one-of-a-kind project on May 17 and 18.
The Flagstaff Tintype Experiment captures Flagstaff's history through tintype photography and oral history tours. Participate in this one-of-a-kind project on May 17 and 18.
The gallery at Coconino Center for the Arts features Francisco González Castro's provocative art exploring bodies, limits and transgressions until June 8. Visit for transformative experiences.
Urban food foraging promotes local flavors and sustainability. Flagstaff's youth learn to gather and cook wild food during this ARTx project.
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Youth Poet Laureate of Flagstaff Micaela Merryman engages youth in literary arts through events, poetry, advocacy and leadership as part of the local literary community.
The documentary film, "In the Dirt," follows Navajo Nation mountain bikers as they connect with their heritage and inspire a new generation through cycling.
Klee Benally, a Diné artist and activist, dedicated his life to the sacred and profane, leaving behind a powerful legacy of resistance and advocacy.
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The Flagstaff Tintype Experiment captures Flagstaff's history through tintype photography and oral history tours. Participate in this one-of-a-kind project on May 17 and 18.
The gallery at Coconino Center for the Arts features Francisco González Castro's provocative art exploring bodies, limits and transgressions until June 8. Visit for transformative experiences.
Urban food foraging promotes local flavors and sustainability. Flagstaff's youth learn to gather and cook wild food during this ARTx project.
Kimberly Murdza takes on role of executive director at MOCAF, navigates challenges and prepares for Group Show, aiming to sustain and support the art community.
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Nicole Walker discusses the environmental impact of uranium mining in Arizona.
Mary Tolan discusses her experience of feeling older among younger generations and the value of being seen and acknowledged.
Laura Kelly introduces Februllage, a global collage project in February that showcases the art of collage-making, its history and the vibrant community of collage artists.
AJ and Joe Maniglia, a theatre family, reflect on their close bond, family dynamics and the impact of theatre on their lives in Flagstaff.
