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SATURDAY 3.8

LOVE FOR THE LADIES

2025 is on March 8 and is a day to celebrate women’s achievement. Viva La Femme is a multi-venue festival celebrating all things femme happening in downtown Flagstaff. It kicks off at Cornish Pasty with an art market starting at 3 p.m. and then music, poetry, comedy and drag performances from 6 p.m. to midnight. Performers include Sleep Stampede, Plant Cree, Lydia Gates and more. For the next stops, head to Mountain Top Tap Room for singer and songwriter performances, or Yucca North for bands and DJs beginning at 8 p.m. Lastly, Flagstaff Brewing Company will host EDM artists from 9 p.m. until close. Entry is free, and 21+ at select venues. Honor the sisters, mothers, daughters, friends and everyone in between who have paved the way for equality and inspired our communities! Learn more at

SATURDAY 3.8 & 2.15

DON’T MISS DEBUTS

The Orpheum Theater is hosting film world premieres this month, complete with red carpets and all! First, the award-winning motorcycle film “Angels of Dirt� will premiere on Saturday, March 8. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the showing will begin at 7 p.m. Director Wendy Schneider shot the film over the course of 17 years, following the life of Charlotte Kainz who grew up on the track and was born for racing. “Angels of Dirt� contains a mix of home movies, race footage and compelling interviews, making it a diverse documentary that will inspire and move audiences. The second film, “The Chase,� will premiere the following Saturday on March 15, doors at 5 p.m. and the show at 6 p.m. This feature length film by Dylan Harris shares a story of five athletes as they take on the 2024 Cocodona 250 race, a 250-mile ultramarathon through Arizona. “The Chase� captures moments of triumph, setbacks, resilience and grit, filled with cinematic shots of beautiful landscapes and challenging terrain. For more information on either film’s event, visit

MONDAY–FRIDAY 3.10�3.14

LEARNING AT YOUR LEISURE

Spring break is around the corner, and while it’s nice to have some respite from school and homework, boredom has a chance to sneak in. Take the time off as a chance to explore creativity and expand knowledge on all things science, art, history and more! Both Coconino Center for the Arts (CCA) and the Museum of Northern Arizona (MNA) are offering a week of workshops during the school break. will take place from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., March 10 through 14. Each day will explore a new discipline, including drawing and painting, theater and dance, ceramics and sculpture and fiber and textiles. These themes are a sampler of CCA’s summer sessions. The camp costs $350 per camper and is for ages 5-11. More information can be found on CCA’s website, For a shorter day activity, try from 1 to 2:30 p.m. that also offer a new theme each day: Fun with Science, Bug Bonanza, Painting Party, Poetry in Motion and Cosmic Adventures. The classes are included with regular museum admission and all required materials will be provided. Learn more at MNA’s website,

SATURDAY–SUNDAY 3.15�3.16

SHAMROCKS AND SHENANIGANS

Gather your green attire and get hydrated, because Flagstaff is offering a weekend of fun for the St. Patrick’s Day holiday. On Saturday, March 16, the will take place in downtown Flagstaff. With social media challenges, a digital photobooth and a best dressed contest, this is your chance to win prizes, take selfies and sip in style. Tickets sell out fast so grab yours early and get ready to crawl your way to glory starting at 4 p.m. with stops at Foram Bar-Grill-Nightclub, The Mayor, Collins Irish Pub & Grill and Beaver Street Brewery. Additionally, � phew that’s a mouthful � is taking place both Saturday and Sunday starting at 4 p.m. A ticket purchase gets you free cover at all venues so you can hop between the best bars in town and sip on exclusive drink specials. Enjoy birthday perks, live music and plenty of beer. Whether you're flying solo or in a group, come for the fun and stay for the shenanigans. But if you’re looking for a more low-key function, Uptown Pubhouse is hosting the Northern Arizona Celtic Heritage Society for an afternoon celebrating St. Patrick and Irish culture on Sunday. Starting at 2 p.m., enjoy good company, music, limericks, whiskey, a silent auction and more. These events are 21+!