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Stories To Life: Traveling the Cowboy Trail-100 Years of Arizona Tales

Presented by Flagstaff Cultural Partners at Coconino Center for the Arts

February 12, 2012

In collaboration with Flagstaff Cultural Partners and the Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra, Flagstaff City- Coconino County Public Library proudly presents the final event in the 2011-2012 Stories to Life series, Traveling the Cowboy Trail-100 Years of Arizona Tales. This free Stories to Life program features the music and story-telling of Viola Award recipient Tony Norris, along with his cowboy friends, Warren ...More

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	Tell-a-friend Buy tickets 2012 Voila Awards Presented by Flagstaff Cultural Partners at High Country Conference Center March 3, 2012 Flagstaff Cultural Partners is excited to host the 2012 Viola Awards. Celebrating excellence in the arts and sciences, the Viola Awards recognize artists, educators, organizations, ...More
	Tell-a-friend Grand Archaeology: Excavation and Discovery Along the Colorado River Presented by Flagstaff Festival of Science at Museum of Northern Arizona October 1, 2011-August 5, 2012 Between 2006 and 2009, the National Park Service (NPS) and the Museum of Northern Arizona (MNA) completed the largest excavation and research project in Grand Canyon National Park in ...More
	Tell-a-friend Coconino Center for the Arts Presented by Flagstaff Cultural Partners at Coconino Center for the Arts September 30, 2009 - Ongoing This award-winning facility is ground zero for arts exhibits, performing arts and community events in the Flagstaff area. The complex includes a 200-plus-seat theater, an exhibition ...More
	Tell-a-friend Flagstaff Photography Center Presented by Flagstaff Photography Center at Flagstaff Photography Center September 30, 2009 - Ongoing All Things Photo... FPC Promoting an awareness of the remarkable achievements of our region’s many talented fine art and media photographers. ...More
	Tell-a-friend Arizona Handmade & Fire on the Mountain Galleries Presented by Fire on the Mountain and Arizona Handmade Gallery at Arizona Handmade Gallery May 24, 2010 - Ongoing George Averbeck, owner and artist of Fire on the mountain, sculpts and creates master-piece hand-blown glass. He has been on the Flagstaff art scene since the 1980’s ...More
	Tell-a-friend Meditation on the Kolb Expedition Centennial Presented by Grand Canyon Association at Cline Library Assembly Hall February 16, 2012 In 1911 Ellsworth and Emery Kolb launched an expedition down the Green and Colorado Rivers in two state-of-the- art wooden rowboats. To commemorate the Kolb Centennial, Brad Dimock ...More
	Tell-a-friend A Brief History of the Hualapai People Presented by Grand Canyon Association at Cline Library Assembly Hall March 8, 2012 Join Jeffrey Shepherd, author of We Are an Indian Nation: A History of the Hualapai People, for an enthralling discussion of Hualapai history that includes periods of war, ...More

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Glen Canyon Dam: Monumental Construction and 1983 Repairs Glen Canyon Dam: Monumental Construction and 1983 Repairs Presented by Grand Canyon Association at Cline Library Assembly Hall March 17, 2012 The lecture will trace the construction of Glen Canyon Dam from 1956 through 1963, repairs made to the spillway tunnels after the floods of 1983 and the dam today. After combing the archives at the Bureau of Reclamation at Glen Canyon Dam, Ladd found a treasure trove of photography taken during both the construction of the dam, and from the tunnel repair following the extreme floods of 1983. Ladd, a free-lance photographer specializing in the wilderness interior of Grand Canyon, will show many...	Grand Canyon Association	03/17/12	Flagstaff
Keep It Wild: Managing Wilderness in Grand Canyon National Park Keep It Wild: Managing Wilderness in Grand Canyon National Park Presented by Grand Canyon Association at Cline Library Assembly Hall April 5, 2012 More than 93 percent of Grand Canyon National Park's area qualifies for inclusion in the National Wilderness Preservation System.. Although the NPS has a Final Wilderness Recommendation in place, the congressional wilderness designation process has not occurred. National Park Service Management Policy requires that all qualifying park areas be managed in the same manner as designated wilderness. Linda Jalbert, who has served as the Grand Canyon Wilderness Coordinator for nearly ten years, will...	Grand Canyon Association	04/05/12	Flagstaff
Yay, Science! Yay, Science! Presented by Grand Canyon Association at Cline Library Assembly Hall April 19, 2012 Over the past seven years, through collaboration with scientists working at Grand Canyon and on other areas of the Colorado Plateau, youth participants have shown a proclivity for tackling complex scientific tasks and providing scientists with quality data collection. Scientists, youth representatives and community representatives will introduce their projects and share what they learned. Emma Wharton, the Executive Director of Grand Canyon Youth, will talk about the relationship between...	Grand Canyon Association	04/19/12	Flagstaff
Thinking Big and Starting Small: Watershed Stewardship in Grand Canyon National Park Thinking Big and Starting Small: Watershed Stewardship in Grand Canyon National Park Presented by Grand Canyon Association at Cline Library Assembly Hall May 3, 2012 Although Grand Canyon National Park is renowned for its unparalleled display of geological patterns and processes, it also encompasses an incredible diversity of natural and cultural resources that are at risk. Todd Chaudhry, Watershed Stewardship Program Manager at Grand Canyon, will present ongoing projects that highlight resource management challenges within a multi-scaled, interdisciplinary framework, including the park's watershed planning efforts and a pilot stewardship project at Granite...	Grand Canyon Association	05/03/12	Flagstaff
Weiss Gallery Weiss Gallery Presented by Northern Arizona University Art Museum at Northern Arizona University Art Museum September 30, 2009 - Ongoing The Marguerite Hettel Weiss Art Museum is part of the NAU Art Museum and Galleries, and houses a display of art and furniture from the estate of the late Marguerite Hettel Weiss, educator and collector of fine art. Mrs. Weiss was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio. She earned degrees from Miami University (Ohio) and the University of Cincinnati. She taught high school mathematics in the Cincinnati public schools for many years. As a compliment to her analytical abilities, Mrs. Weiss...	Northern Arizona University Art Museum	09/30/09- Ongoing	Flagstaff