An engaging post-film Q&A takes place during the Rad Women Rock session at the Orpheum Theatre in 2024, highlighting the powerful stories of trailblazing women.
Filmmakers and adventurers Timmy O’Neill, James Q Martin and Danny Giovale engage in a thought-provoking discussion with emcee John Tveten following the screening of Designed By Disaster at the Orpheum Theater in 2024.
Leona Morgan speaks passionately during the HaulNO panel discussion, addressing the impacts of uranium mining around the Grand Canyon and advocating for environmental justice at the Coconino Center for the Arts in 2024.
Jerrell Singer and fellow artists from Art for the People collaborate on a live art piece during the 2024 Indigenous Voices session, celebrating creativity and cultural storytelling at the Orpheum Theater.
“One of my favorite locations was in central Utah, where a drone shot captured a highway, river, train tracks, a bike path and a trail � all five paths symbolizing the many directions one can take in life,� says Mylo Fowler.
An engaging post-film Q&A takes place during the Rad Women Rock session at the Orpheum Theatre in 2024, highlighting the powerful stories of trailblazing women.
Since its founding in 2003, the Flagstaff Mountain Film Festival (FMFF) has been a cornerstone of the local arts scene. What began as a passion project among friends has grown into a well-loved annual event, uniting filmmakers, adventurers and film enthusiasts to celebrate the power of storytelling.
"Since its inception, FMFF has been entirely volunteer-run, driven by a dedicated team committed to our mission and vision," says executive director Montana Gia. "Over the years, our incredible team has worked tirelessly to keep the spirit of FMFF alive, ensuring that our love for film continues to inspire and bring people together.�
Filmmakers and adventurers Timmy O’Neill, James Q Martin and Danny Giovale engage in a thought-provoking discussion with emcee John Tveten following the screening of Designed By Disaster at the Orpheum Theater in 2024.
Leona Morgan speaks passionately during the HaulNO panel discussion, addressing the impacts of uranium mining around the Grand Canyon and advocating for environmental justice at the Coconino Center for the Arts in 2024.
Jerrell Singer and fellow artists from Art for the People collaborate on a live art piece during the 2024 Indigenous Voices session, celebrating creativity and cultural storytelling at the Orpheum Theater.
“One of my favorite locations was in central Utah, where a drone shot captured a highway, river, train tracks, a bike path and a trail � all five paths symbolizing the many directions one can take in life,� says Mylo Fowler.
THE FLAG LIVE STAFF & BRISA KAROW,
Editor in Chief at the Lumberjack
Welcome back, Students! Flag Live teams up with the Lumberjack Editor in Chief, Brisa Karow, to kickstart your dive into Flagstaff life. With cultural insights, dining hotspots, outdoor adventures and campus hacks—you're sure to find something to enjoy! Read moreFlagstaff Student Guide 2024
Flagstaff Brewing Company hosts Poet Brews open mic every Tuesday night, bringing together poets, writers and literary enthusiasts to share their work in a welcoming and intimate environment.
FLAG LIVE STAFF & MARLEY GREEN,
The Lumberjack Editor in Chief
Embarking on your college journey is an exciting chapter filled with new experiences, challenges, and opportunities for personal and academic growth. Whether you're a freshman just stepping on… Read moreThe 2023 Flag Live Student Guide
For 15 years, the Viola Awards have been recognized by Flagstaff’s creative community as our town’s most cherished celebration of the arts, science and culture. Over the years, this awards sho… Read moreThe 15th Annual Viola Award Nominees
