Flagstaff Staycation
Engage in family-fun activities unique to Flagstaff! Many listed are little to no cost, some providing educational value too!
When travel restrictions are lifted and partners are open.
Creative Spirits virtual painting events
Get your paint on and bring out your inner Bob Ross! Click here to register for painting sessions of your choice. If you don’t have all the supplies, no worries! Call Michael’s Craft Store to arrange a curbside pickup for any missing essentials.
Museum of Northern Arizona: Online Events
The Museum of Northern Arizona’s live streams are fun, informative and occur multiple days of the week. Enjoy virtual tours of the museum, plant and garden talks, features on artists, and even art days! Start looking today to find your ideal at-home activities!
Download the Flagstaff coloring book!
Have fun coloring a variety of pages featuring your favorite places around town! There is also an informational key at the end, explaining the history of each location in the coloring pages, and a word search too! Download this fun time-passer for all ages!
Walking Tours
Flagstaff has so much to DISCOVER! Get outside to take advantage of self-guided tours and learn more about our beautiful, history-rich city! With many to choose from: Route 66 Walk This Talk Tour, Haunted Walking Tour, Historic Downtown Walking Tour and a Selfie Trail Walking Tour, which unique walking tour best suits you?
Beer Trail
Follow the Flagstaff Brewery Trail for awesome ales, beautiful brews, and endless trails… of deliciousness that deemed Flagstaff Arizona’s leading craft beer city! Nothing pairs better with crisp mountain air and high-country views than a cold brew. Print out your passport here and complete to receive commemorative beer glass too! Don’t forget to hashtag your adventures #craftbeerflg! HOP to it!
Nature Walks through the Arboretum
The Arboretum at Flagstaff will be opening to the public this May. Roam miles of scenic pathways and admire an abundance of 750 species of plants in greenhouses, gardens, and natural habitats, all located on 200 acres deep within the Coconino National Forest. the miles of scenic pathways to be enjoyed.