Top Ten Events
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Top 10 Current/Upcoming Events

Youth Art Month Opening Reception
Flagstaff Cultural Partners
March 11, 2012
Featuring over 300 works by students from all over Northern Arizona. There will also be a popcorn machine and lemonade!

High Country Concert Series
High Country Conference Center
February 3-May 4, 2012
A free concert provided to the community with performances by students of the NAU School of Music. light refreshments will be provided by the High Country Conference Center. Come out and support the NAU School of Music.

Dale Kavanagh
Grand Canyon Guitar Society
March 31, 2012
Canadian-born Dale Kavanagh is acclaimed as one of the guitar world's most gifted interpreters. Between 1986 and 1988 Ms. Kavanagh was a top prize-winner in Spain's "Segovia Competition," Italy's "Gargnano Competition," Switzerland's "Neuchatel Competition," and First and Special Prize winner in Finland's "Scandinavian International Guitar Competition."

Grand Archaeology: Excavation and Discovery Along the Colorado River
Flagstaff Festival of Science
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 nearly 40 years. Nine sites along the Colorado River at the Canyon bottom were investigated, revealing important stories about the lives of prehistoric peoples who made the Grand Canyon their home.
This new exhibit, Grand Archaeology: Excavation and Discovery along the Colorado River is sponsored by Grand Canyon National Park, Grand Canyon Association, and MNA. The exhibit was at the Historic Kolb Studio on the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park earlier this year.
The exhibit includes 24 large prehistoric artifacts, including pots, metates, bowls, jars, and stone tools, plus numerous small projectile points, beads, pendants, gaming pieces, and other artifacts from the excavation sites. Also included are excavation equipment, a 16-minute video by Tom Bartels, 23 text panels, and 20 fine art photographic prints by Flagstaff adventure photographer Dawn Kish, who traveled with the archaeologists to the Canyon floor and along the Colorado River corridor. There is also a hands-on, science-based excavation experience for kids.
At seven sites, archaeologists found evidence of Ancestral Puebloans. They lived along the Colorado River between 800 and 1300 CE (Common Era). More people lived in the Grand Canyon during this time period than at any time before or since. They were farmers who grew corn, beans, squash, and cotton, and they hunted wild game and gathered native plants, using pottery vessels to store and cook their food. They built homes from local stone and mortar made from river clay.
The ancient sites that were excavated hold deep significance for present-day indigenous people as evidence of their ancestral past. The manner in which these sites are treated and interpreted is extremely important to today's Native people and accordingly, this exhibit has numerous interpretations by descendant peoples.

2012 Voila Awards
Flagstaff Cultural Partners
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, and leaders who make positive contributions to the arts in Flagstaff. The Viola Awards are Flagstaff's Oscars for the arts community. Celebrating excellence in the arts, the Viola Awards recognize artists, educators, organizations and leaders who make positive contributions to the arts in Flagstaff. Over 500 people attend the gala event to celebrate and support these amazing folks.
10X10 Exhibition
Flagstaff Cultural Partners
January 24-February 22, 2012
Flagstaff Cultural Partners is proud to present the first ever 10x10 Exhibition and Sale at the Coconino Center for the Arts. Over 100 artists will display in the exhibition to commemorate and celebrate Arizona's Centennial. Each ten-inch by ten-inch piece of artwork will sell or start at auction for only 100 dollars!
Flagstaff Night Featuring Astronomer Speaker Series
Lowell Observatory
March 7, 2012
On the first Wednesday night of each month hear an astronomer discuss an exciting aspect of space. Tonight Lowell director and astronomer Jeff Hall will present, Fifty Years of Stargazing: Solar, Stellar Research at Lowell Observatory. In this program, Dr. Hall will discuss the Sun's long-term changes and the effect on terrestrial climate.

Film Screening: Unconscious
The Orpheum Theater
February 24, 2012
Shot in Flagstaff, starring actors from Flagstaff and written and directed by a guy from Flagstaff, "Unconscious" is a comedy about Raymond Hopajoki, a.k.a Hop who's down on his luck. He hates his snow-shoveling job, he can't get over his monologue-ing ex and the only thing that keeps him going is his dream to one day become a novelist.
Love Letters
Northern Arizona University Department of Theatre
April 27-April 29, 2012
A unique and imaginative theatre piece. The piece is comprised of letters exchanged over a lifetime between two people who grew up together, went their separate ways, but continued to share confidences. As the actors read the letters aloud, what is created is an evocative, touching, frequently funny but always telling pair of character studies in which what is implied is as revealing and meaningful as what is actually written down.

Arlo Guthrie
Flagstaff Cultural Partners
April 4, 2012
Arlo Guthrie's career exploded in 1967 with the release of Alice's Restaurant, whose title song premiered at the Newport Folk Festival helped foster a new commitment among the '60s generation to social consciousness and activism.
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