Directed by Daniel Robbins and co-written by Zack Weiner and starring Kyra Sedgwick and David Paymer, "Bad Shabbos" is about a family dinner that turns into a sidesplitting disaster.
This chaotic "one-night-in-New-York" story turns family dinner into a side-splitting disaster.
Directed by Daniel Robbins and co-written by Zack Weiner and starring Kyra Sedgwick and David Paymer, this chaotic "one-night-in-New-York" story turns family dinner into a sidesplitting disaster.
The partnership between Sedona Film Festival and Theatrikos Theatre Company is brining "Bad Shabbos" to the city for Movies in Flagstaff on Wednesday, April 16.
鈥淏ad Shabbos鈥� was one of the top award-winning films at the recent Sedona International Film Festival, garnering the Directors鈥� Choice for Best Feature Comedy and rave audience reviews.
This partnership is made possible by a generous grant from Creative Flagstaff.
BEACON UU SUNDAY SERVICE: "Preemptive Radical Inclusion鈥� with CB Beal聽Jun 8 鈥� Beacon Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 510 N. Leroux St., Flagstaff. (928) 779-4492. 10-11 a.m., ALL ARE WELC… Read moreFlagstaff Religion News for June 7, 2025
View sting update article HERE | View Art of Pride article HERE | View Momentum Aerial article HERE Read moreThe Arizona Daily Sun 3@3 report for Friday, June 6
Wupatki National Monument was recognized by the Arizona State Historic Preservation Office in May for trail rehabilitation work, as part of the annual Arizona Governor鈥檚 Heritage Preservation … Read moreWupatki receives state award for balancing trail improvements with historic values
The second suspect from a December shooting incident in Flagstaff pleaded guilty to reduced charges in Coconino County Superior Court this week. Read moreSecond defendant in December shooting case in Flagstaff pleads guilty
Open Doors: Art in Action will be holding an opening reception for a new exhibit on Friday, June 6. Read moreOpen Doors: Art in Action holding opening reception for new exhibit
Coconino County prosecutors have filed an indictment against a suspect who was named in the Flagstaff Police Department鈥檚 public announcement of arrests from an online sex sting in March but n… Read moreIndictment filed for last suspect in Flagstaff sex sting; other cases continue
Nestled among the warehouses of west Flagstaff, a circus school masquerades as an unassuming beige garage. Despite its humble exterior, Momentum Aerial is a shining star within the local community. Read moreMomentum Aerial elevates Flagstaff to a new altitude
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In 1891, America鈥檚 first Chief Geologist, G.K. Gilbert 鈥� working for J.W. Powell, of Grand Canyon fame 鈥� rode his horse through the forests of the San Francisco Peaks. He was surveying volcani… Read moreAsk a Ranger: Deciphering crater origins and surveying volcanic vents
Atria's culinary power couple of Rochelle Daniel and Michael Hopper excel in modern American cuisine at their Flagstaff restaurant. Read moreBuilding legacies together: Inside the award-winning partnership powering Atria
The City of Flagstaff will be holding an open house on an amendment to the zoning code related to high occupancy housing the evening of June 5. Read moreFlagstaff considering high occupancy housing zoning amendments to go with 2045 Regional Plan
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Entering the 2025 Flagstaff Little League AAA City Tournament as the top two seeds, FLL AAA Teal Snake and FLL AAA Flag met for the third time this season in Monday鈥檚 championship game. Read moreFlagstaff Little League Teal Snake earns 2025 AAA City Tournament title
A light rain peppered the Fort Tuthill arena on Monday afternoon as the committee of Flagstaff Pro Rodeo mingled amongst themselves. Fending off the breeze in their red windbreakers, the group… Read moreAnnual Flagstaff Pro Rodeo rolls into town Thursday through Saturday
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Flagstaff Little League capped off its first year with an instant classic Monday night at Dawson Field, as the inaugural Majors City Tournament within the FLL came down to the final inning. Read moreFlagstaff Little League Gray outlasts FLL White to win 2025 Majors City Tournament
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View flood siren article HERE | View Corral Fire article HERE | View Granny's Closet sale article HERE Read moreThe Arizona Daily Sun 3@3 report for Wednesday, June 4
Vitalant will be holding several blood drives across northern Arizona in June, including locations in Flagstaff, Grand Canyon, Happy Jack and Williams. Read moreVitalant announces northern Arizona blood drive locations for June
An Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) committee moved to forward the sale of property owned by Northern Arizona University (NAU) at its May 29 meeting. Read moreABOR committee forwards sale of Granny's Closet property owned by NAU
While the oldest paths into, and through, the Grand Canyon were game tracks and native routes, current hiking trails were purposely constructed. The oldest of these in the national park is the… Read moreOutdoors: On the Grand Canyon's oldest constructed trail: Nankoweap
This week's London Zoo column from Karen London. Read moreLondon Zoo: Singing fly fathers, courtship and speciation
Contemporary Indigenous artistic excellence is on display at the Coconino Center for the Arts through June 7, in a contemplative and interactive exhibit, 鈥淭he Future is Indigenous: Messages to the Seventh Generation.鈥� Read moreSeven artists communicate to the Seventh Generation in CCA exhibit
The Corral Fire, which burned over 200 acres east of Mormon Lake last week, was 鈥渉uman caused,鈥� according to the Coconino National Forest. Read moreLast week鈥檚 Corral Fire southeast of Flagstaff 'human caused,' Forest Service says
Northern Arizona will send four men and five women to the national championships in Eugene, Oregon. Read moreNAU track and field qualifies 9 for NCAA outdoor championship meet
The City of Flagstaff will conduct a full-volume test of the emergency alert siren system in neighborhoods downstream from the Museum Fire burn scar on Thursday, June 5 at 10 a.m. The test is … Read moreFlagstaff to test Museum Fire flood alert sirens on Thursday
Flagstaff鈥檚 major flood mitigation projects are nearing completion this year, but the prospect of a wetter-than-average monsoon season could complicate the final stages. Read moreFlagstaff City Council hears updates on flood prevention, upcoming monsoon
The annual Gardeners Market, which features workshops and local growers selling Flagstaff-adapted plants and seeds, continues through the end of June in the Pine Forest Charter School parking lot. Read moreGallery: Go greener at the 3rd annual Gardeners Market
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View Kids Squared article HERE | View Mountain Line article HERE | View Weatherford article HERE Read moreThe Arizona Daily Sun 3@3 report for Monday, June 2
In the vast expanse of space, an estimated one million Near Earth Objects (NEOs), also known as near-Earth asteroids, are constantly orbiting close to our planet. Every night, astronomers trac… Read moreWhat are near-Earth asteroids made of? NAU researchers are about to find out
June 1's rainfall was the first measurable total on the date since 1991's daily record of 0.31, though there 2023 included a trace amount, according to NWS records. Read moreEarly June rainfall the first for Flagstaff since 2015
Meet Tanya! This 11-month-old retriever mix is a sweet, cuddly companion who absolutely loves kids and people of all shapes and sizes. Whether it is going for a walk, enjoying some tasty food,… Read moreCHA Pet of the Week: Tanya
The Wool and Fiber Festival, a two-day natural fiber-themed event presented by Threaded Together, featured demonstrations, animals, vendors and more聽at the Pioneer Museum over the weekend. Read moreGallery: Wool and Fiber Festival in Flagstaff
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Kids Squared is starting Tuesday, June 3, a fun and free event for youth in Flagstaff this summer. Read moreKids Squared starts June 3 in Flagstaff, with free events for kids
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