For Registration/More Info, contact: Tess Crubaugh, email -tc874@nau.edu or call - 602-541-1683
June 15 - Local Gardening to Table with Frank Branham, "Southwestern Gazpacho"
July 2 - Reducing Food Waste to Stretch Your Food Dollar with Will and Avalynn Walker, "Frankensoup"
July 9 - Nutrients are Necessary with Willa McAuliffe "Mom's Grilled Cheese and Tomato Soup"
July 16 - Flavorful Vegetables with Samantha Woods, "Coconut Curry Veggies"
These free workshops are offered through the Coconino County Cooperative Extension.
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If you have questions, call Jenny at 720-560-7575
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This hands-on workshop on Saturday, June 21 will provide you with culinary herbs and a planter that you get to take home! You'll learn about different herbs that grow well in Flagstaff and how to make them thrive. Tina will teach you how to plant and take care of your herbs so they come back year after year.
Join us and treat yourself to herbs, adult drinks, and fun!
Tickets: $50
Get your tickets here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/b
Located at Bushmaster Park (East side) in the Community/Large Ramada
Blooms & Bubbles is sponsored by Dervla O'Leary with Realty Executives of Flagstaff and will include adult drinks.
Register here for this hands-on learning and networking event at Rocking L3 Ranch.
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Gain knowledge and practical skills to minimize waste throughout the community and promote zero waste living through engaging discussions, hands-on activities, and action planning.
Three courses will be offered, each with three learning sessions and volunteer service hour requirements: Expert Composter, Zero Waste 101, and Zero Waste Advanced.
Learn more at Flagstaff ReThink Waste.
6/18 (12:00 - 1:30 pm) - Willow Bend (703 E Sawmill Rd)
6/24 (12:00 - 1:30 pm) - Restoration Soils (2661 N El Paso Rd)
7/1 (4:30 - 6:00 pm) - Bonito Community Garden (527 W Elm Ave)
Celebrate Pollinator Week 2025!
See what the buzz is all about as we honor the important role of pollinators in our ecosystem.
Exploring Pollinators Art Contest (June 1–12):
Submit your pollinator-inspired artwork to the Downtown Library’s Youth Services Desk to be entered into the 4th annual art contest. All entries will be displayed at the Pollinator Fest at the Arboretum and in the library. Find guidelines and entry forms at the Pollinator Week Website!
Pollinator Art Lab at the Downtown Library (Tuesday, June 10, 1:30 – 3:00 pm):
Drop in during the Summer Reading Challenge to create a pollinator-themed masterpiece (open to ages 3+). Supplies are provided and creativity is encouraged!
Pollinator Fest at the Arboretum (Sunday, June 15, 10:00 am – 2:00 pm):
Enjoy educational talks on pollinators, family-friendly activities, plant sales, a pollinator art display, and more. All ages welcome!
Native Plants Workshop & Planting (Tuesday, June 17, 5:30-7:30 pm)
Learn about Native plant species identification, planting, and which plants grow best throughout Flagstaff! There will be optional planting of Milkweed, which are beneficial plants for pollinators in the area. Sign-up at Volunteer Flagstaff - Native Plant Species Workshop.
For questions, email cami.brazell@flagstaffaz.gov or visit our Pollinator Week Website!
June 4, July 12, Aug. 9, Sept. 13| 9:00 – 11:00 am
Thomas Elementary School (3330 E Lockett Rd)
Join us for the 2025 Watershed Cleanup Series, held on the second Saturday of each month from June through September! Connect with fellow community members and help care for the Rio de Flag by removing litter, woody debris, and invasive plant species. Register through Volunteer Flagstaff!
