Thursday Night Jazz with Flag Community Band June 29 — Heritage Square in Flagstaff. The Thursday Night Jazz Series from 5-7pm is a free weekly event from June to September. The series features various jazz bands, singers, choirs, and more performing for the general public to enjoy. https://go.evvnt.com/1740904-0.

Climate Resilience Work Session: Community Garden June 29 — Bonito Community Garden, 527 W. Elm Ave., Flagstaff. 928-213-2331. The resilience work session from 5:30-7:00 pm is a hands-on workshop to develop skills related to climate resilience for individuals and communities. This month, we meet locally at the Bonito Community Gardens (527 W. Elm Ave.) to learn more about local pollinators, Flagstaff’s network of community gardens, and how community gardens are helping Flagstaff grow climate resilience. Learn about what is involved in Seniors, youth, families, amateurs, professionals, people of all ages, experiences and levels of climate knowledge are welcome. Wear sturdy shoes and bring water! During the months when we are not attending resilience work sessions, we will be having climate conversations in the library. For more information on climate remediation projects, please visit the program website. https://go.evvnt.com/1771806-0.

prehistoric fun friday June 30 — Elden Pueblo Ruins, US 89, Flagstaff. 928-699-5421. June 30, 10am-2pm – Jewelry Making – 10am-2pm – $5.00 per person donation required. Both children and adults! Stop by El Den Pueblo anytime between 10am and 2pm. Get an overview of native jewelry making and a brief history of materials and techniques. We create and embellish your own designs for necklaces and bracelets that you can wear at home. https://go.evvnt.com/1731989-0.

Science Saturday: 5 Cs in Arizona July 1 — Willow Bend Center for Environmental Education, 703 E. Sawmill Road, Flagstaff. 928-779-1745. 9:30-11:30 AM What are the 5 C’s of Arizona? Join Willow Bend to learn how cattle, citrus, copper, climate and cotton were and are the history of Arizona then and now. Learn what shaped it. Hands-on, interactive activities for all ages. Science Saturday is an event held on the first Saturday of every month from 9:30 am to 11:30 am. Focusing on a different theme each month, each event offers fun, educational and hands-on activities. For more information, www.willowbendcenter.org. These events are free to access and made possible thanks to Coconino County, Creative Flagstaff, City of Flagstaff BBB Revenues, Flagstaff 365, and the Geo Family Foundation. https://go.evvnt.com/1738922-0.

Elden Pueblo Public Day July 1 — Elden Pueblo Ruins, US 89, Flagstaff. 928-699-5421. From 10 AM to 2 PM, experience the science of archeology at Elden Pueblo and unlock the secrets of the local prehistoric past. Learn how ancient technology was used for hunting, eating and housing. Tour the 60-room pueblo and learn how people used the environment to create a community culture. https://go.evvnt.com/1731928-0.

2023 Geological Rock Tour – July 1 July 1 — Mountain Sports Flagstaff, 24 N. San Francisco St., Flagstaff. 928-779-1745. 1pm to 2pm, free. With generous funding from Mountain Sports Flagstaff and 1% for the Planet, the Willow Bend Center for Environmental Education offers guided downtown geological tours. The 45-minute walking tour is based on local Flagstaff author Marie Jackson’s The Stone of His Landmarks book. It’s a special and unique opportunity for our community to explore downtown like never before. This tour explains the ancient history of the stones used to build downtown’s iconic buildings, including Moenkopi sandstone, pumice dacite, Kaibab limestone, and Malapai basalt. In addition, the tour focuses on the evolution of architectural styles, discusses changing preferences for certain types of rock, and outlines historical events. Participants will look for fossils in the walls of the Ice House, find a stone called “Arizona Red,” visit the “Grand Canyon” formations at Heritage Square, and admire beautiful stone etchings. Tours meet outside Mountain Sports Flagstaff 24 N. San Francisco at 1:00 PM (please arrive a few minutes early for sign-in). The tour is free and limited to 20 participants. Please sign up in advance. It is recommended to bring comfortable walking shoes, water and a sun hat. The tour is wheelchair and stroller accessible and suitable for all ages. https://go.evvnt.com/1658800-0.

Square’s Movie: Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle July 1 — Heritage Square in Flagstaff. 4pm to 8pm. This year’s movie season begins on his May 27th, runs through Labor Day weekend, and ends on September 2nd. Every Saturday from 4pm, Heritage Square hosts activities, crafts and live entertainment, followed by an all-ages movie that begins after sunset. Movie snacks are also available for purchase. Or, stop by one of the local restaurants downtown for takeout while you watch the movie. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets and tell your friends for a great night under the stars. https://go.evvnt.com/1655963-0.

Cocoon w/Bear Cole @Macmillan Flagstaff July 1 — McMillan Bar and Kitchen, along historic Route 66 2, Flagstaff. 702-763-3672. From 10pm to 2am on July 2nd, Cocoon is a night of open format dance expertly crafted by veteran DJ Bear Cole. With decades of experience and past residencies in Las Vegas, Scottsdale, Phoenix, Los Angeles, and more, DJ Bear Cole mixes modern sexy house & dance and old his school, hip hop, latin, dancehall. known to combine As the musician and producer of 1st Drop Music Group, it’s very possible that Bear Cole will drop some original his tracks and remixes to give us a completely unique evening. We blend the perfect music for your next night out, and expert bartenders blend the perfect meal and cocktails. The sexy lounge atmosphere keeps the dance floor pumping all night long, where you can work up a sweat or just chill out in our booths and atmosphere. A night where everyone can get comfortable in their own way and get out of that cocoon. https://go.evvnt.com/1809639-0.

Flagstaff Community Farmers Market July 2 — Flagstaff City Hall, 211 W. Aspen Ave., Flagstaff. 928-853-2382. Farmers market from 8am to noon. Local producers sell fruits and vegetables, local meats, baked goods, honey, flowers, and ready-to-eat foods, while a variety of artists and hawkers gather. The Flagstaff Community Farmers Market opens its 23rd season celebrating and supporting the hard work of growers, producers and small businesses in our community and region. We accept WIC, SNAP and Double Up Food Bucks. https://go.evvnt.com/1631172-0.

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