Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Saturday, July 19, 2025.Start your weekend with some local excitement: today marks the kickoff of the Arizona Highland Celtic Festival at Fort Tuthill. This annual celebration runs through Sunday and is all about keeping the spirit of Scottish and Irish culture alive right here in Flagstaff. Enjoy traditional music, dance performances, athletic games, and a hearty dose of laughter. Vendors will be serving up savory bites and there’s a full slate of activities for families, so dust off your kilt and join the fun. And if you stick around tonight, local band Ploughboys promises to keep the Celtic rhythms going into the evening.If you’re out at Flagstaff Mall, don’t miss the 14th Annual Hopi Arts & Cultural Festival happening all weekend. Get immersed in the vibrant world of Hopi artistry, with paintings, jewelry, and interactive exhibits directly from Native artists. There are hands-on kids’ activities, live performances, and plenty of opportunities to support indigenous makers throughout the day.Music lovers have another big reason to celebrate, with the second and final night of the Escape to Coconino festival at Pepsi Amphitheater. Tonight’s lineup features headliners Ganja White Night, Boogie T, and Ravenscoon, promising a high-energy EDM experience under the stars. Manic Focus, Austeria, Stevie Nova, and more are set to keep the beats pulsing. If you’re planning a last-minute trip, check coconinocampout.com for available campsites or hotel info.For something a little heavier, The Hive in downtown Flagstaff hosts a live show tonight featuring bands God Remains, Disciples of Death, Sentinel Hill, and Dekathedra. Doors open tonight for this epic night of metal and local music talent.Over at Market of Dreams on East Seventh Ave, you can catch live performances as part of a special birthday celebration for Aubrey, with various local artists bringing talent and energy to the stage. It’s a great place to experience community and creativity in a more intimate setting.In community news, big congratulations are in order for the 2025 Young Professionals of Flagstaff, recognized this week by the Arizona Daily Sun for their leadership and impact across our city. Their efforts continue to shape Flagstaff’s future in business, service, and civic engagement.And equestrian fans, last weekend’s United States Eventing Association Classic Series at Coconino Horse Trials saw local and regional riders tackling challenging long-format courses. Scottsdale’s Maggie Stevens took first in the Novice Three-Day division with her Thoroughbred, Agent 007. Organizers are already looking to next year, urging riders to support local long-format events to keep these competitions thriving.That’s a wrap on your morning update. Whether you’re soaking up the arts, stomping to the music, or getting inspired by community movers and shakers, there’s plenty to discover in Flagstaff today. This has been Flagstaff Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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