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Late season flurries give way to bursts of blossoms
Don’t be surprised if your spring break in Flagstaff includes a late season snow and one last ski day for the season. It might take a bit longer here but before you know it the chill is gone and the trees are bursting with blossoms.
Spring in Flagstaff
Spring in Flagstaff is more than a season, it’s an attitude. The temperatures are up and so is the mood as visitors and residents alike take full advantage of the lively, entertaining mix of concerts, art exhibits, film festivals and outdoor activities.
Annual Recycled Art Show
- 928-522-6969
- www.flagstaff-arts.org
Artists from all over Coconino County come together to promote recycling through this creative, fun and inspiring exhibition at the Flagstaff Mall. (April-May).
Bubble Palooza – Saturday, May 5
- 928-213-2300
- flagstaff.az.gov
Celebrate Bubble Palooza a spectacular event voted “Most Outstanding Community Event” by Arizona Parks and Recreation Association. Saturday, May 5 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m at Foxglenn Park. Entry and all activities are free.
Annual Zuni Festival of Arts & Culture
- 928-774-5213
- musnaz.org
Artists, performers, and educators travel from Zuni, New Mexico to share their arts, talents, and culture at this event at the Museum of Northern Arizona (May).
National Astronomy Day
- 928-233-3210
- lowell.edu
The Coconino Astronomical Society (CAS) and Lowell Observatory celebrate National Astronomy Day with day and evening activities at Lowell Observatory (May).
