ONGOING | 1.17鈥�2.2
A THEATRICAL THRILL
In 鈥淏askerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery,鈥� the legendary detective Sherlock Holmes and his faithful companion Dr. Watson must begin a hilarious and hair-raising investigation. The mysterious death of Sir Charles Baskerville, allegedly caused by a terrifying ghost hound, requires the pair to encounter dozens of characters to gather clues. The twist is these 40 characters are all played by just five talented actors, who are taking the stage at Theatrikos this month in the theatre company's first show in the new year. The play, written by Ken Ludwig, is an adaptation of The Hound of the Baskervilles,鈥� a 1902 novel. Ludwig鈥檚 version is notable for its lighthearted tone and fast-paced humor. It鈥檚 a much more playful take on the classic story, mixed with witty dialogue and suspenseful drama, keeping audiences on the edge of their seats. Speedy costume changes and constant character swapping throughout the performance bring a curiosity that鈥檚 less about solving the mystery and more about how many actors it takes to portray the entire British countryside. Experience the whodunit comedy in the beloved Theatrikos Theatre starting January 17 and running until February 2, with showtimes Thursday through Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets are available for purchase by calling 928-774-1662 or visiting
SATURDAY-SUNDAY | 1.25-1.26
HERE FOR SHAKESPEARE
Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival is presenting its first official event at the new Beaver Street Theatre. The former banquet hall at Beaver Street Brewery is the new home for FlagShakes and Interference Series, providing a much-needed space for these artistic institutions. The Shakespeare group鈥檚 first production of 2025 will be 鈥淐oriolanus鈥� 鈥� a tragedy based on the life of the Roman leader Gnaeus Marcius Coriolanus. The play is a production of Ronin Theatre Company, who recently wrapped their performances in Phoenix and will now present the show in Flagstaff. This staging promises to bring a fresh, dynamic take on Shakespeare鈥檚 classic exploration of pride, politics and power. Any work of Shakespeare wouldn鈥檛 feel complete without a bit of catastrophe, and Coriolanus provides plenty as the story makes its way through themes of betrayal, death and manipulation. So, if you enjoy epic drama, high-stakes political intrigue and a lot of people making very poor life choices (minus the Roman toga), this is the show for you. Catch the exciting tale for two days only on January 25 at 7 p.m. and January 26 at 2 p.m. There are limited tickets available so be sure to snag some if you can! Learn more at
SATURDAY | 1.25
HILARIOUS HOPS
Knock knock. Who鈥檚 there? Brew. Brew who? BrewHaHa! Okay, sorry if we lost you on that one. But for real, BrewHaHa is back for another year in Flagstaff! The annual food and drink festival is celebrating its 15th anniversary, bringing a fabulous selection of over 75 different beers, cocktails, meads and hard seltzers to enjoy. Breweries and distilleries near and far will come to show off their best picks, in hopes of earning the Snowman's Choice Award (judged by members of the local homebrewers club) for best brew and the People's Choice Award. Indulge in local flavor while supporting a local club; the Flagstaff Ski Club will receive a portion of the proceeds from ticket sales. Speaking of tickets, check out the or to get yours! The Orpheum is offering a bundle deal to attend the brew fest along with the Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers concert that follows. Beer, food, music, and more all in a day's work? Sold! It's like a mini-vacation for your taste buds and your eardrums. BrewHaHa will take place on January 25 from 1:30鈥�5:30 p.m., with Clyne鈥檚 performance beginning at 7 p.m. So, get ready for a brew-tiful day that will leave you laughing, singing and maybe even dancing鈥攋ust try to keep your balance after all those sips!
WEDNESDAY | 1.29
OUTSTANDING ORCHESTROTICA
Get ready for a musical journey that鈥檚 as eclectic as it is electric! On January 29 at 7:30 p.m., the Interference Series proudly presents Mr. Ho鈥檚 Orchestrotica at the Coconino Center for the Arts. This Boston-based ensemble, led by percussionist Brian O'Neill, perfectly blends classic pieces with quirky jazz pizazz鈥攕erved with a side of improvisation and just a pinch of chaos. Mr. Ho鈥檚 Orchestrotica isn鈥檛 your average concert; it鈥檚 a sonic rollercoaster, and you鈥檒l leave wondering how you just traveled the world without leaving your seat. Their innovative soundscapes defy genre and expectation, from Latin rhythms to lush ballads. This quintet has wowed audiences across the U.S. and abroad, even earning a $15,000 touring grant from SouthArts' JazzRoad Tours. Don鈥檛 miss this wild, wonderfully weird evening of sound! Tickets are available at