FLAGSTAFF —The Community Census Team will be holding public information events for the 2020 Census on January 30th, from 11am to 1pm, and February 8th, from 9am to 11am, at the Flagstaff Aquaplex. These events are an excellent opportunity for…
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Feb. 5 — FUSD Hosting Kindergarten Open Houses
Feb. 5 — CHAC to hold next public meeting in Flagstaff
Feb. 7 — Navajo Nation 2020 Census Summit
Feb. 7 — First Friday Art Walk at CCC Comet Art Gallery
Feb. 7 — Flagstaff High School Presents the Diary of Anne Frank
Feb. 11 — NAU Latin American Studies presents two speakers about about different aspects of the Amazon Rain Forest!
Feb. 23 — Tickets on sale for Flor De Toloache concert at the Coconino Center for the Arts
Bilingual report: Feb. 28 — Family & Youth Community Health Forums to be held in Flagstaff, statewide
Through March 1 — NAU Theatre’s ‘Eurydice’ explores love and loss in the retelling of the classic Orpheus tale
March 5 — United Way of Northern Arizona annual meeting and recognition event
March 9 — Flagstaff STEM City Community Celebration to be held at NAU Walkup Skydome
March 24, 27 — NAU No More Deaths / No más muertes to present NAU Immigration Awareness Series events
Through March 27 — Stories of Resilience: In Recognition of Women’s History Month Celebration at Coconino Community College. Celebration to be held March 25
CANCELED — March 27 — Eric Chavez, grandson of UFW founder, to be guest speaker at CHAC’s César E. Chávez Recognition Awards on March 27
CCC Commencement (May 15) ceremonies go virtual
The Coconino Community College Commencement and Nurse Pinning ceremonies will be offered “virtually” this year.
The Nurse Pinning virtual ceremony will be available on the CCC homepage on Thursday, May 7, beginning at 5 p.m. at www.coconino.edu.
The Commencement virtual ceremony will be available on the CCC homepage on Friday, May 15, beginning at 2 p.m., at www.coconino.edu. Dr. Smith added that any student wishing to do so would be most welcome to attend the Commencement ceremony next year.
POSTPONED — May 16-17 — Visit Coconino Community College Booth at Fiesta De Mayo
April 24 — CCC to present ‘Palette to Palate,’ 18th Annual Coconino Community College Foundation Fundraiser
Aug. 29 — Museum of Northern Arizona — Invitation to the Gala To Go
Join us for the 14th Annual Gala “To Go”
The Gala To Go can be enjoyed from the comfort of your own home, or you can reserve a time for a VIP visit to the museum. Either way, you will have access to performances, special talks by museum experts, and an online auction.
Find details and buy tickets at musnaz.org/gala
(RESCHEDULED) Sept. 9 — CCC&Y to present Annual Prevention Conference
Oct. 12 — City of Flagstaff Indigenous Peoples Day sharing sessions
Oct. 22 — A virtual evening with Chilean folk musician, activist Nano Stern to be presented by NAU Latin American Studies, Martin-Springer Institute, University of Arizona Latin American Studies
A virtual evening with Chilean folk musician, activist Nano Stern to be presented by NAU Latin American Studies, Martin-Springer Institute, University of Arizona Latin American Studies at 4 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 22 on Zoom.
Nano is an incredible singer songwriter / multi-instrumentalist. Joan Baez who has shared the stage with Nano, describes him as perhaps, “the best Chilean singer-songwriter of his generation, with his lyrics, melodies, message, humor and heart.”
Nov. 17 — CCC to present ‘My STEM Journey from the Deserts of Arizona to the Deserts of Mars’
Listen to Aaron’s story as a NASA Mechanical Engineer who contributed to the missions to the planet Mars. Yazzie served as a surface operations downlink chair for the Mars Science Laboratory “Curiosity” Rover after landing in 2012.
He delivered flight hardware to Mars on board the InSight Lander Mission in 2018. Currently, his second set of flight hardware is aboard the Mars 2020 “Perseverance” Rover.
Nov. 24 — Flagstaff City Council to live-stream work session
Dec. 2 — Coconino Community College will present Comet Talks — ‘Preserve & Protect: Archeology’s Role in National Parks’
Join presenter Amy Schott, PhD – Lead Archeologist at the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area & Rainbow Bridge National Monument in an exploration of diverse sites throughout Northern Arizona. At the conclusion of this talk, you’ll gain a greater understanding of the delicate balance between preservation and public enjoyment.
District 2 Supervisor Elizabeth ‘Liz’ Archuleta invited to walk with the Women’s Suffragist float in the 131st Rose Bowl Parade
Downtown Flagstaff glows with 2019 Holiday Parade of Lights
KNAU update for Dec. 20 — Celtic Connections Signing Off, FUSD Reporting App and more
Sedona Arts Center — Winter Workshop Sale 10% off December 19, 2019 – January 6, 2020
Flagstaff Convention & Visitors Bureau — Experience all your favorite holiday events with Flagstaff 365 Happenings
Coconino Coalition for Children & Youth update for Dec. 18 — CCC&Y awarded Child Abuse Prevention (CAP) Council contract for Coconino County
Click here for the entire e-newsletter Weekly Newsletter Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2019 Connections Spotlight CCC&Y awarded Child Abuse Prevention (CAP) Council contract for Coconino County COCONINO COUNTY — CCC&Y was recently awarded the Child Abuse Prevention (CAP) Council contract for…