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| See event Daily Raptor Programs |
| The Raptor Program at The Arboretum is really taking flight. Come face to face with hawks, owls, falcons and other raptors. Programs include “on-the-fist” demonstrations and d... |
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| 12:00a Route 66 Days Festival |
| Cars will be on display at city hall and around downtown. There will also be music and food. |
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| 8:00a Flagstaff Community Market |
| The Flagstaff Community Market, a local and regional farmers market, begins our 8th season bringing you the best in fresh fruits and vegetables, fresh flowers, salsas, jams, t... |
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| 8:00a Strawberry Crater Hike |
| Join Forest Service interpreter for this eerie sense of timelessness in this volcanic wilderness. Fascinating geology and photo opps. Steep climb; hiking boots, water, snack. |
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| 9:00a Navajo Code Talkers Exhibit |
| Four hundred young Navajo men were recruited by the U.S. Marine Corps and are legendary today for their heroic efforts in devising an unbreakable code during WWII. "Our Father... |
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| 10:00a Hart Prairie Nature Walks |
| These 90-minute walks offer the opportunity to learn more about birds, wildflowers, forest ecology, and the Conservancy’s work across the region. Wear/bring: sturdy shoes, sun... |
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| 10:00a Historic Cabin Walk |
| Take an easy 2-mile guided ranger walk to the 1904 log cabin built for the first U.S. Forest Service ranger appointed to protect the cliff dwellings from pilfering pottery hun... |
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| 10:00a Snowbowl Ranger Talks |
| Discover the geology and beauty of the San Francisco Peaks through ranger talks atop the Agassiz Skyride every Friday, Saturday, Sunday and holidays through mid-October. 779-1... |
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| 12:00p NAU Women's Soccer |
| NAU vs. Texas Christian. |
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| 2:00p Lippizzaner Stallions |
| See the world famous Lippizzaner Stallions perform. One show only. |
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| 7:00p Old Blind Dogs in Concert |
| Old Blind Dogs are Flagstaff's favorite Scottish band. They have been performing here for 15 years and always had the audience in their palms. If you enjoy traditional Celtic ... |
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