Events

This festival provides valuable funding for Sun Sounds of Arizona - a not-for-profit that provides access to print for individuals who are visually impaired or physically unable to read. To find out more about Sun Sounds of Arizona visit www.SunSounds.org.

The College of Arts and Letters has many exciting performances and activities.

The purpose of the Northern Arizona Book Festival, Inc. (NABF) is to promote the union of literacy and the fine art of literature in a meaningful and relevant way to the people of Northern Arizona and the greater Southwest. In addition, NABF is committed to promoting literacy in Northern Arizona.

Pickin' in the Pines 2008 features three fabulous days of concerts, workshops, contra dancing, band contest, children's activities, camping and jamming, all in the Ponderosa pine forest surrounding Flagstaff. Join us for this not-to-be-missed event September 12-14, 2008 at the Pine Mountain Amphitheater, Fort Tuthill County Park (Coconino County Fairgrounds), just south of Flagstaff, Arizona. Presented by the Flagstaff Friends of Traditional Music.

Welcome to the website of Northern Arizona Pride Association (NAPA), producers of Pride in the Pines, Flagstaff's Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Pride Festival and Celebration.

There are over 200 miles of the original Route 66 remaining in Arizona today. The sights and attractions along the way are as remarkable today as they were in their "heyday". Holbrook's Wigwam Village, the unforgettable Jackrabbit Trading Post, Winslow's famous corner, as noted in the Eagles' tune "Take It Easy," Meteor Crater, the tall pines of Flagstaff, and Williams' historic downtown are just a few on the east end of the road.