Sign up at the store or call 214-0222.

The Prelude to Open Studios art exhibit offers a preview of the work by over 80 local artists who are participating in the Flagstaff Open Studios event. Participating artists will each have one piece of work showing in the Prelude exhibit.

"The Face Is Familiar," an art installation by Rachel Wilson, fills the Jewel Gallery at CCA. It is an experimental, interactive work about memory that asks the viewer to follow a pathway through an imaginary brain matching names with faces.

Journey of the Plumed Serpent. A Visual Odyssey by Raechel Running through Sept. 15.

The innovative paintings and sculptures of Phoenix artist Ed Mell portray the majestic panoramas of the desert Southwest. Mell often abstracts his images and uses contrasting tones of color to intensify a scene and capture ephemeral moments of nature.

This show presents the life and work of Lomawywesa, Michael Kabotie (1942-2009). Artist, poet, "mythical archaeologist," ritual clown, trickster--Kabotie explored the journeys of humankind by meshing Hopi traditions with myth and imagery from the world.

For the fifth biennial National Print Exhibition.

Fifth Biennial exhibit featuring prints by artists from across the U.S., working in a variety of print techniques from traditional to experimental. www.nau.edu/artmuseum

An 18-month, largely two-dimensional installation, compelling audiences to see that ethnographic value is not at odds with aesthetic quality.

"Mother Earth, Father Sky." Plein aire paintings done on the colorado plateau by 30-year veteran Arizona artist.

Flagstaff Art in the Park is an arts and crafts festival featuring tightly juried one-of a kind fine arts and fine crafts designed and shown by the exhibitor. There is also non-stop live music, a children's play area, and a petting zoo.

A non-competitive Japanese martial art teaching peaceful conflict resolution. Forge character and focus body while developing self-confidence and defense skills. First training week free!

Gentle yoga flow classes incorporating breathe, meditation, and asana. Jenny: 600-7193

Men and women 50+ please call to see if you qualify for a free colon cancer screening. Women 40+ please call to see if you qualify for a free mammogram and Pap test. Call us.

The Health Living Program is designed to help participants with a chronic disease or condition to build confidence in their ability to manage their lives. It is a six-week self-management workshop that meets once a week for two and a half hours.

Live music Wednesday through Friday from 5-9 p.m. and Friday lunches from noon-2:30 p.m.

Flagstaff folk and blues acoustic guitarist.

Flagstaff jazz.

Outside on the patio.

Southwest Colorado acoustic bluegrass and folk duo.

Enjoy a nice Sunday dinner and stay for Flagstaff's own blues diva, Cat Black!

www.myspace.com/daysofthenew. Alt-rock band from Kentucky formed in 1995.

www.myspace.com/logangreeneandthebricks. With Jonathan Boulay and the Illegals.

Every Monday and Thursday.

Plots are available at the new community garden in the Sunnyside Neighborhood! This garden is great for families looking to grow their own fresh produce this summer. Space is limited, so please call Lyndsey as soon as possible if you are interested.

See if you can beat 35 minutes for this 7-mile, 2000ft climb.

David McKee will be with us to talk about the Water Quality Improvement grant that the City of Flagstaff has received for the Bark Park in Thorpe Park and how it will effect the Rio de Flag. There will also be an update on Rio related projects.

If you are newly diagnosed, with any type of cancer, a caregiver, or a survivor, these groups are for you. We share information on treatments, medications, fears, and triumphs. And,we address the question: Where do we go from here?

If you are newly diagnosed, with any type of cancer, a caregiver,or a survivor, these groups are for you. We share information on treatments, medications, fears, and triumphs. And, we address the question: Where do we go from here?

The Governing Council of the Northern Arizona Branch of the US Green Building Council meets the second Thursday of each month. Meetings are open to the public. Please contact Holly, northernadmin@usgbcaz.org or 286-7920 for more information.

Canyon Dance Academy is pleased to announce auditions for our junior dance company, Velocity Dance! Join company director, Miss Cori, and instructor, Miss Olivia, for an evening of fun through dance and the experience of an audition!

Canyon Dance Academy's performing teen company, Velocity Dance Company is under the direction of Cori Wall. Performances throughout the year including Nutcracker. Non-competetive. Come prepared to dance in all styles - jazz, ballet, modern.

Receive 30 minutes of personalized one-on-one computer assistance at the downtown Public Library. This assistance is a part of JOBS 2010. Reservation required please call 779-7670 ext. 3 to save your spot.

The Directors Part: A History. Through Dec. 7. www.cal.nau.edu/film. Aug. 31: Charlie Chaplin's "The Gold Rush."

Hosted weekly by the Coconino Career Center. The exchange of leads, business cards, ideas, and information that occurs in a job club can energize job searchers and teach everyone valuable career strategies and techniques.

Coconino County African American Advisory Council. For more information call Lynda Locke at 928-679-7163.

Monthly Support Group meeting for those living with, affected by or interested in Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. Learn about the new FASDNA Resource Center; share experiences, resource information and practical tips.

Summit Firefighters Local 1505 will be hosting the Summer Swap Meets on the fourth Saturday of each Month. (June 26, July 24, Aug. 28th & Sept. 25.) If interested, contact Peggy at 526-9537 or e-mail pmcclure@summitfiredepartment.org.

SA is a 12-step fellowship of men and women recovering from compulsive patterns of lust, romance, destructive relationships, sexual thoughts or sexual behavior. Meeting every Sunday evening.

Monthly meeting of Northern Arizona Flycasters for those interested in fly fishing. Experienced and novice anglers are welcome.

Registration is open for Flagstaff Athletic Club's Summer Sand Volleyball Leagues. Men's and women's 2's and CoEd 2's and 4's. Join us for six week sessions that include round robin play followed by a mini tournament. Call 779-5141 to register.

The market features the freshest regionally grown fruits, vegetables, herbs, meats and flowers, as well as locally produced honey, jams, salsas, baked goods, breads, soaps, tamales, and more- all direct to you. Support your local growers!

Buddhist Wisdom for every day life. Format: Meditation, Dharma Video teachings and discussion.

There will be a facilitated educational discussion on Quakerism at the rise of meeting for worship. All guests and members are invited to attend.

Hospitality will be served at the rise of the Flagstaff Quaker silent worship. All are welcome.

There will be a potluck following the Flagstaff Quaker meeting for worship. All are welcome.

There will be an inspirational reading during the Flagstaff Quaker meeting for worship.

Following the rise of the Sunday Quaker worship there will be hospitality provided for members, attenders, and guests. All are welcome.

Kumu Hula (Hula Master) Kehau Chrisman teaches basic hula movements, Hawaiian language, culture in a monthly class for men/women. No dance experience is required. For more info and to register, contact Chrisman at 928-830-0927 or kumuhula@halauhulailima.

Join Willow Bend Staff on a walk through of Flagstaff's Materials Recovery Facility (Recycling Center) to learn more about the "behind the scenes" of recycling. The tour lasts from 3 - 4 p.m.

Displays trace the 106 year history of Arizona's famous 158th Infantry Regiment from 1865 to today's 1st Battalion 158th Infantry. Call for Thursday hours.

Regular meeting of the Flagstaff Unified School District Governing Board.

Regular meeting of the Flagstaff Unified School District Governing Board.

Would you like to learn how and where to find gems, minerals and fossils? Would you like to learn how to cut and polish rocks and gems? If so, and you would like to learn more about us, join us at our monthly club meetings.

A free, fun and educational program for kids from 2-14. Our events take place weekdays 10-11 a.m. All events are weather dependent. Some programs will be more appropriate for younger and some for older. www.heritagesquaretrust.org for details.

For this month only Green Drinks shall be held at the Weatherford Hotel - next month it will be back at the Matterhorn Grill. This month Lutron Lighting Controls shall give training for CEU's for LEED-AP's and AIA members. All others are welcome.

When you need help finding employment - editing or creating a resume - practicing your interview skills - upgrading your office skills - or connecting with a GED program - Come see us at the Job Connection!

CARC's monthly meeting is open to anyone with an interest in amateur radio. We meet the second Thursday of every month.

Please join us for our monthly adult training meeting. Roundtable will cover a variety of subjects on upcoming events and training pertaining to Scouting in the AZ Rt. 66 District. More information on Scouting phone 774-0685.

Green Drinks , a sustainable, green, social and talk series at 5:30 pm every 1st Thursday of the month at the Matterhorn Grill, 103 W. Birch. Sponsored by NAU Off. of Sustainability, USGBC North Branch & Architectural & Environmental Assoc. Inc. (AEA)

Green Drinks a sustainable, green, social and talk series every second Thursday of the month. Sponsored by NAU Office of Sustainability and USGBC North Branch and Architectural & Environemtnal Assoc. Inc (AEA).

The nonprofit organization offering a proven – and enjoyable! – way to practice and improve communication and leadership skills. Toastmasters has grown to become a world leader in helping people become more competent and comfortable in speaking.

Somebody Cares will be holding a" Benefit Auction" at Mini Storage of N.AZ. Sat.Sept 11 2010 at 9:am to raise funds needed for a children's shelter. Please help by donating new or slightly used items of value. God Bless You! For info Call 928-607-2123

Councilwomen Coral Evans invites you to join her on the first Wednesday of each month at Miz Zip’s Diner for a cup of coffee and conversation.

Moms Club is a support group designed for at home moms. Come join us for our monthly meeting to see what we are all about. Coffee and a light potluck breakfast will be served. Childcare is available if desired.

Local produce, artisan booths, special events, more than 30 vendors including freshly baked goods, lunch or dinner. Shop local.

Built in 1931, The World Famous Museum Club is Arizona's premiere roadhouse and dance club! It offers Swing Dancing Lessons for free.

We meet the second Monday of each month to share information and provide accurate advice to newly-diagnosed men with prostate cancer. Rather than making a hasty treatment decision, group members explore and explain the numerous current options available.

This group provides support to individuals who are in a caregiving role for a loved one who is chronically or terminally ill or disabled. The group usually meets on the first and third Mondays of the month. Please call 779-1227 prior to attending.

From belly dancing to yoga to drama, classes are offered all week at Studio B. See the schedule at www.oldtowncenter.org/studio-b.html.

Every week, a lovely group of knitters, crocheters and spinners meet to work on projects, laugh, munch, and get inspired by one another. Come join this amazing group of creative people. Bring a project or start something new!

Every week a lovely group of knitters, crocheters and spinners meets to work on projects, talk, munch and just have a great time. Please bring a project or start something new...we would love to have you join us!

Concerned citizens gathering for non-partisan group discussions and guest speakers. Everyone is welcome.

Built in 1904 by Michael and Timothy Riordan, this house is an excellent example of Arts and Crafts Architecture. The inside of the home is open to guided tours only; artifacts originally belonging to the Riordan family are on open display

Please visit our website for a complete calandar of events, current and past bulletins, and other parish information.

12-step fellowship of men and women recovering from compulsive patterns of lust, romance, destructive relationships, sexual thoughts or sexual behavior. Meetings every Sunday.

Blended worship service followed by Sunday School for all ages.

Depression? Anxiety? Bipolar? NAMI Flagstaff can help! We offer support, coping strategies, encouragement, and understanding to family and friends dealing with someone with a brain disorder.

The market will feature the freshest regionally grown fruits, vegetables, herbs, meats and flowers, as well as locally produced honey, jams, salsas, baked goods, tamales and more- all direct to you. Support your local growers!

Participants will find out where to go in town and what services are available to get individual help to focus their job search. Presented by Jennifer Dufresne, Genisis-X Program Manager. A JOBS 2010 workshop.

Visit One-Stop, located insided the Flagstaff Youth Recreation Center, to conduct job search, Internet access, typing, learn MS, Word, Excel, publisher, practice interviewing skills. Call for more information.

Every Thursday.

And media swap. Films that challenge, every Monday. http://redpillmovies.com.

An instructed low-impact water aerobic class that involves strength exercises and aerobic activity in a heated indoor pool! 55 years plus class.

Fun folk dances from around the world are taught and danced each week. No partner or experience needed. A wonderful way to learn great dances, experience our ethnic and cultural roots, meet lots of new friends, and get into shape, all at the same time!

Is food a problem for you? Do you eat when you are not hungry? Is your weight affecting your life? Want to lose weight without surgery? Come to Overeaters Anonymous. No dues, no fees, no weigh ins, no diets. Call for info.

A downtown tour featuring local tour guides Johnny Anaya and Gary Daniels in their historic persona as local rancher and retired train robber respectively. This downtown stroll provides an entertaining glimpse of local history. Reservations recommended.

Swing by Willow Bend for a tour of how we "walk the talk" with our passive solar building, BioBug, rainwater harvesting system, and more! The tour meets at Willow Bend and lasts from 4:30 - 5:30 p.m.