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The Flagstaff International Film Festival hosts the State 48 Hour Film Project, challenging filmmakers to create a short film in two days incorporating assigned elements. Read moreA production in a pinch: State 48 Hour Film Project brings creative filmmaking to northern Arizona

Flagstaff's Viola Awards on April 26 will celebrate excellence in arts with performances, awards and community spirit, honoring local creatives in various categories. Read moreThe 2025 Viola Awards: Flagstaff’s creative celebration shines bright

The Flagstaff Mountain Film Festival highlights diverse stories and cultures through impactful films, such as Mylo Fowler's "Savoring Joy," showcasing resilience and tradition. Read moreExploring the heart of film: Local festival embraces human connection and showcases Indigenous filmmakers

Cecil Tso, aka Tsoh Tso, releases "Finding Our Balance" - a solo album blending themes of identity, home and grief with a northern Arizona perspective. Read moreBalancing life and identity through music: Local musician Tsoh Tso releases coming home album

A program in Flagstaff, Sound Connections, offers music therapy to support individuals with memory loss and caregivers, promoting brain health and community connection. Read moreSound Connections supports brain health through music sessions: A grant from Creative Flagstaff funds local program for the memory loss community

Theatrikos Theatre Company welcomes new Executive Director Jeremy Blunt, with plans to expand education programs, grow audiences and strengthen community connections. Read moreCultivating connections and fostering the youth: Introducing Theatrikos� new Executive Director, Jeremy Blunt

Due to his successful career pouring heart and soul into music, Sir Harrison Begay is a 2025 Arizona Blues Hall of Fame inductee. Read moreThe soulful journey of Sir Harrison: A 2025 Arizona Blues Hall of Fame inductee

Local holiday shopping gift guide Read moreFlag Live! Gift Guide: Christmas gifts and stocking stuffers from local artists, vendors, shops

On November 16, Flagstaff band WinterHaven will be performing at the Punk in the Park festival at Thrive Park’s Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego. As the band preps to play for their biggest audience yet, they’re thankful for all the hometown support! Read moreFlag band WinterHaven is set to play their biggest stage yet: the Punk in the Park music festival

Flag Live celebrates 30 years by listing off all the reasons people love it (likely thing for them to do.) Read more30 Things We Love About Flag Live!

Welcome back, Students! Flag Live teams up with the Lumberjack Editor in Chief, Brisa Karow, to kickstart your dive into Flagstaff life. With cultural insights, dining hotspots, outdoor adventures and campus hacks—you're sure to find something to enjoy! Read moreFlagstaff Student Guide 2024

In his latest book, Kevin Fedarko and his friend Pete McBride embark on a perilous 800-mile journey through Grand Canyon. Read moreHiking full circle: Author Kevin Fedarko chronicles 800-mile trek through Grand Canyon in new book

Jerry Nichols, from local music group Dub & Down with the Blues, opens Vibe: a versatile venue in Flagstaff for people of all ages. Read moreIt’s a Vibe: New venue expands east side entertainment options

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. Read moreWritten in the stars: Local writer elevates the literary arts as Flagstaff’s youth poet laureate

The documentary film, "In the Dirt," follows Navajo Nation mountain bikers as they connect with their heritage and inspire a new generation through cycling. Read moreBlood, sweat and dirt: New documentary highlights mountain biking on the Navajo Nation

Klee Benally, a Diné artist and activist, dedicated his life to the sacred and profane, leaving behind a powerful legacy of resistance and advocacy. Read moreRage in beauty: Reflecting on the life and legacy of Klee Benally

Over the past 10 years, downtown Flagstaff has been home to a music venue that stands out from the rest � an all-ages, community-centric, passion-driven hole-in-the-wall called The Hive. Read moreThe Hive is where the heart is: For a decade, this small, local music venue has been home to a number of creative projects

Nano Stern isn’t particularly interested in the future. To him, it’s a preoccupation that seems frivolous when, at present, the worth of democracy is constantly being questioned. Read moreToo busy getting busy: Nano Stern celebrates the ethical legacy of Víctor Jara

Embarking on your college journey is an exciting chapter filled with new experiences, challenges, and opportunities for personal and academic growth. Whether you're a freshman just stepping on… Read moreThe 2023 Flag Live Student Guide

On Aug. 26 and 27, a collection of more than 50 short films from storytellers around the world will be debuted at the inaugural Flagstaff International Film Festival (FIFF). The event bookends… Read moreOfficially selected: Flagstaff International Film Festival premiere promises a platform for filmmakers around the world

Since he was about 10 years old, Ryan “Buddaâ€� Boser has been an avid skateboarder. For 11 years, he’s skated right here in Flagstaff, ripping tricks and of course, breaking a skateboard every … Read moreRadical recycling: Local woodworker, BĂĽd Works, gives broken skateboards a new life

Art is visual storytelling. Most artists try to capture a moment, an emotion or a message in each piece that they create. The struggle is to find a medium that adequately captures the theme or… Read moreOne stitch, one refugee: 25 Million Stitches exhibit raises awareness of the global refugee crisis through art

On Friday November 18 at 8 p.m., Big Head Todd and the Monsters will be taking the Orpheum stage and bringing the music of the �80s and �90s back to Flagstaff. Read moreMusic is the best medicine: Big Head Todd and the Monsters plays at a benefit concert for the Poore Medical Clinic

It occurred to me while driving north on Highway 89 that the long stretch of road is haunted. Not by wayward specters or ghastly apparitions, but by the long-abandoned buildings that line the … Read moreForgotten but not gone: Abandoned buildings on Highway 89 haunt a way of life

Say what you might, two decades after its release, Oh, Inverted World is a bona fide indie-rock classic, up there with the likes of Pixiesâ€� Doolitle or Neutral Milk Hotel’s In the Aeroplane Ov… Read morePast and pending: The Shinsâ€� James Mercer on their debut album, Kate Bush and opening up to simplicity

Nothing tops Flagstaff's patios in the summer â€� enviable weather of blue skies and sunny days with awe-inspiring views of the Peaks. We at Flag Live! have conducted extensive research on the s… Read moreSittin' pretty: Get outside with our nine favorite Flagstaff patios