Feb. 14 - April 1 at the Arcosanti Cafe. Paintings, sculpture, photography and crafts. www.arcosanti.org

Students read award-winning letters to the composer as part of Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra's Beethoven Week.

Double, double, toil and trouble, fire burn and cauldron bubble. NAU Theater presents Shakespeare's classic tragedy about passion, greed and ambition. March 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,* 10, 11 and 12.

Juxtaposing contemporary with traditional, "The Way of The People" celebrates the work of David K. John and Charley Singer in all the colors of the Navajo Nation. Walk in the visions, both imagined and real, of these two renowned artists.

The Coconino Quilters Guild is putting on their biennial quilt show at the downtown library. This is a wonderful display of quilts crafted by local quilters. Information about the quilts and the quilters is available at the library.

The third annual Friends of Photojournalism Silent Auction featuring work from many local artists and photographers and the photojournalism work of Ami Vitale. Through March benefitting PJ/One.

This rare exhibit features 50 watercolor paintings and drawings by Swedish-born painter Gunnar Widforss, painter of the national parks. For 13 years, he focused his passion and creative energy on the West, including his favorite subject--Grand Canyon.

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.

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!

Over 70 percent of Americans have wanted to start a business, but have not known how. The Basic Business Empowerment 10-week training shows you how with renown Kauffman Foundation curriculum and successful business owner guest speakers and coaches.

Free basic English class for non-speakers wanting to learn conversational English for work, school or communicating between friends.

Come in and sign up for a free nine hour orientation. Then study for a small fee to prepare for your GED and future education and/or a better job. CCC Learn Center at NAU.

The Cancer Center offers take-home kits to promote early detection for men & women 50+, with a family history of the disease or who may have colorectal polyps, and those who have chronic inflammatory bowel disease by checking for blood in the stool.

Angelo Trujillo, M.D., specializing in prevention and treatment of colon cancer, will be presenting two community lectures on the importance of regular screenings. For more information, call the Cancer Centers of Northern Arizona Healthcare.

Class given by The Literacy Center for computer literacy. It is designed for beginner and intermediate computer users.

Horizons Concert Series presents Cleveland Duo and James Umble

Starts at sunset. Every Wednesday.

A supergroup made up of virtuosos: Widespread Panic bassist Dave Schools, guitar slinger Jerry Joseph, Pfunk member Eric McFadden, Gov't Mule keyboardist Danny Louis, and percussionist extraordinaire Wally Ingram make this show a one of a kind rock show.

Traditional bluegrass and string band tunes.

Flagstaff Singles meet every Wednesday at 5:30 in the Tiffany Lounge at Little America. Meet other singles, enjoy socializing and refreshments.

Wednesdays and Saturdays.

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?

Bring the family up for an afternoon of fun on the slopes, with discounted lift tickets and rental equipment. Enjoy Freestyle Fridays in the Sunset Terrain Park.

On-line registration (http://flagsoccer.org) has begun for the 2010 AYSO summer league. Boys and girls ages 4-18 are eligible to play.

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.

New classes are starting at Canyon Dance Academy! Hip Hop, Jazz, Modern, Ballet, Pointe, creative dance, tap and rhythm, ballroom, yoga, pilates, bellydance, tumbling, and more! Check the website for the schedule. New Velocity Dance company!

Support Group for anyone suffering effects of divorce or separation. New ten week series of sessions begins on Tuesday, Sept. 15. Each night addresses a different topic. No cost - all are welcome! Call Georgeann at 607-2293 for more info.

This semester's theme: Love and War, Costumes and Clowns. March 2: "Spartacus."

Join author and Flagstaff family pioneer descendant James Babbitt for a trip back to Flagstaff's early years with the development of the railway, timber industry and tourism, and how each is a facet in the character of Arizona's "Mountain Town".

Club 4Twelve is a place for teenagers 7th through 12th grade to come hang out with your friends and have fun.

Parents and high school students are invited to attend an orientation overview of CAVIAT Central Programs. Registration will occur following the orientation. Students should come prepared with a photo ID, birth certificate or Arizona drivers license.

We are hosting a special event each day focusing on technology for kids ages 8-18 years. Stop in today to learn how you can listen to a html.

Coconino County again offers Basic Business Empowerment. This award-winning 10-week training utilizes Kauffman Foundation curriculum and experienced business-owner speakers and coaches to assist your small business success. Call for info.

This group is for women of all ages, married, single, or divorced, seeking stimulating conversation, friendships, a strong sense of camaraderie and a good old fashioned girlfriend connection! Join on Facebook or e-mail me to be put on the mailing list.

Visit www.hotfood.org for more info or join the Flagstaff Family Food Center for free dinner beginning at 4 p.m. tonight. Donations accepted but not required. Call with any questions.

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.

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

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

Sunset Toastmasters is an evening meeting dedicated to improving the presentation skills of its members.

Silent worship followed by an interactive and informative educational series that explores Quakerism.

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

Join Willow Bend staff on a tour of Flagstaff's Materials Recovery Facility to learn more about the "behind the scenes" of recycling. As part of Green First Fridays, Willow Bend also offers a Sustainable Living Tour and a First Friday Art Walk exhibit.

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.

In March of each year, the Grand Canyon community celebrates National Youth Art month with a juried exhibit of artworks created by children from Leupp and Grand Canyon, Arizona.

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.

Living Christ Lutheran Church invites you to worship with us as Pastor David Hahn and the congregation welcomes new pastor Kara Stewart. Pastor Kara has accepted the call to become the new fulltime pastor at LCLC. Fellowship time follows each service.

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.

Ninety active members who provide eyesight and hearing services to the needy and operations when needed. Auctions and annual demolition derby provides funds for these services. Community service projects for schools and nonprofits round out the services.

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.

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

Geologists Dr. Ron Blakey and Wayne Ranney reveal that the breathtaking landscape of the Colorado Plateau and the American Southwest has been "under construction" for millions, even billions, of years and that ordinary rocks are a kind of time machine.

Tours for all ages begin at the Front Desk and are included with admission. Reservations for these tours are not required. Saturdays, 11 a.m.-12 p.m. Colorado Plateau Highlights; Saturdays, 1-2 p.m. Museum Highlights; Sundays, 1-2 p.m. Museum Highlights.

For a behind-the-scenes Museum Collections Tour, visit MNA's Library and Archives to see documents, rare books, and photographs. Tour is on Friday, March 19 @ 4 p.m. Register by Monday, March 15 at 774-5213, ext. 219.

Join Flagstaff Friends of Traditional Music for a fun evening of dancing for all ages. Contradancing is a lively form of dance that is taught by a caller, similar to square dancing. Dance to live music, a blend of Celtic and bluegrass.

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.

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.

For more than 20 years, the Great Treasure Hunt has been traveling the country buying antiques and all sorts of valuables. The Hunters want to pay CASH for items of value that will be brought into their five day event. www.webuytreasure.com

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

Concerned citizens gathering for non-partisian discussions and speakers. This weeks guest speaker is Bradley Beauchamp running for congress.

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.

Dr. Sasha Reed, University of Montana: Linking the controls over above- and belowground ecosystem function helps elucidate the effects of global change.

Meditative Taize worship service Wednesdays during the season of Lent. Soup suppers at 6:15 p.m.

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.

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.

Green Drinks is a community-sponsored event designed for people to meet people in the green community. This month's sponsor is Naturopaths International, a humanitarian organization whose goal is to spread the Nature Cure philosophy around the world.

Portraying the most minute and mundane situations, Beckett springs a world of possibility to life. From the seed of a moment comes deep insight and understanding. Three plays journey into the poetic and ironic world of one of Ireland's greatest writers.

Be a Cast Member of The Vagina Monologues Flagstaff 2010. Auditions will be held March 10 and March 11. Call 928-779-6163 to schedule your audition time. All proceeds benift Victim/Witness Services for Coconino County.

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!

The Few, The Proud, The Marines. Marine Corps League San Francisco Peaks Detachment No. 912.

Topiary gardening is making a comeback! This ancient art of sculpting can be applied to trees, bushes, vines, even houseplants. No plant is too small. Join Warner's creative team for a fun demonstration of this age-old art.

Swing by Willow Bend for a tour of how we "walk the talk" with our passive-solar building, BioBug, rainwater harvesting system, and more! As part of Green First Fridays, we also offer a free recycling tour and an art exhibit for the First Friday Art Walk.