August 31, 2025 • 3 mins
Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Sunday, August 31, 2025.
It is shaping up to be a sunny and lively Sunday in Flagstaff, perfect for stepping out and soaking up the last whispers of August. If you are looking to fuel your morning, the downtown farmers market is in full swing, so grab some locally grown produce, fresh-baked breads, and unique handmade goods. The market is always a hub for neighbors and families to start their week with a smile, and the breakfast options are as hearty as ever, making it a great pick for community and flavor.
Music lovers should make their way to The Hive tonight for a thrilling lineup featuring Vladislava, Phatom Spring, Pajama, and Caravel. This all-ages show kicks off in the evening, and The Hive’s new acoustics promise a stellar experience for anyone looking to catch a beat and dance as summer winds down.
Meanwhile, Arizona Snowbowl is staying lively with the Paint and Pint event hosted by Creative Spirits, a chance to unleash your inner artist against the stunning backdrop of the San Francisco Peaks. If you are angling for outdoor tunes, head up for the Live From 9500' Summer Music Series at the Snowbowl, running from 11 am to 3 pm. It is the perfect blend of mountain air and live melodies to round out your weekend.
On the local sports front, the Northern Arizona Lumberjacks football team put up a determined fight yesterday in their season opener against No. 11 Arizona State. While NAU ultimately fell 38-19, Coach Brian Wright applauded his players' grit. Eyes are already on next Saturday’s home game at the Walkup Skydome, where the ’Jacks will look to defend their home streak against Utah Tech.
Keep an eye on the city’s streets this week, as single-lane closures are planned on North San Francisco Street starting Tuesday, September 2, through Sunday, September 8, for street paving and marking. Plan extra time for your daily routes downtown and watch for detours as our streets get a much needed refresh.
Looking ahead to next weekend, mark your calendars for Saturday, September 6, when the annual Climb to End Cancer returns to Arizona Snowbowl. The community walk up Snowbowl Road culminates in festivities at Hart Prairie Lodge, bringing everyone together to support cancer research with hope, remembrance, and unity. Just note Snowbowl Road will be closed from 6 am to noon for the event, so plan accordingly.
For art fans venturing beyond Flagstaff, the Prescott Plein Air Festival wraps up today with a gala and live painting sessions at Yavapai College’s Prescott Art Gallery. It is a distinctive way to enjoy northern Arizona creativity, with proceeds from art sales supporting scholarships and student prizes.
And as a reminder for your upcoming week, all city offices will be closed tomorrow for Labor Day, so city services will resume Tuesday. Take this as your cue to enjoy an extra day out exploring and connecting with the Flagstaff community.
This has been Flagstaff Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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It is shaping up to be a sunny and lively Sunday in Flagstaff, perfect for stepping out and soaking up the last whispers of August. If you are looking to fuel your morning, the downtown farmers market is in full swing, so grab some locally grown produce, fresh-baked breads, and unique handmade goods. The market is always a hub for neighbors and families to start their week with a smile, and the breakfast options are as hearty as ever, making it a great pick for community and flavor.
Music lovers should make their way to The Hive tonight for a thrilling lineup featuring Vladislava, Phatom Spring, Pajama, and Caravel. This all-ages show kicks off in the evening, and The Hive’s new acoustics promise a stellar experience for anyone looking to catch a beat and dance as summer winds down.
Meanwhile, Arizona Snowbowl is staying lively with the Paint and Pint event hosted by Creative Spirits, a chance to unleash your inner artist against the stunning backdrop of the San Francisco Peaks. If you are angling for outdoor tunes, head up for the Live From 9500' Summer Music Series at the Snowbowl, running from 11 am to 3 pm. It is the perfect blend of mountain air and live melodies to round out your weekend.
On the local sports front, the Northern Arizona Lumberjacks football team put up a determined fight yesterday in their season opener against No. 11 Arizona State. While NAU ultimately fell 38-19, Coach Brian Wright applauded his players' grit. Eyes are already on next Saturday’s home game at the Walkup Skydome, where the ’Jacks will look to defend their home streak against Utah Tech.
Keep an eye on the city’s streets this week, as single-lane closures are planned on North San Francisco Street starting Tuesday, September 2, through Sunday, September 8, for street paving and marking. Plan extra time for your daily routes downtown and watch for detours as our streets get a much needed refresh.
Looking ahead to next weekend, mark your calendars for Saturday, September 6, when the annual Climb to End Cancer returns to Arizona Snowbowl. The community walk up Snowbowl Road culminates in festivities at Hart Prairie Lodge, bringing everyone together to support cancer research with hope, remembrance, and unity. Just note Snowbowl Road will be closed from 6 am to noon for the event, so plan accordingly.
For art fans venturing beyond Flagstaff, the Prescott Plein Air Festival wraps up today with a gala and live painting sessions at Yavapai College’s Prescott Art Gallery. It is a distinctive way to enjoy northern Arizona creativity, with proceeds from art sales supporting scholarships and student prizes.
And as a reminder for your upcoming week, all city offices will be closed tomorrow for Labor Day, so city services will resume Tuesday. Take this as your cue to enjoy an extra day out exploring and connecting with the Flagstaff community.
This has been Flagstaff Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good morning. This is your Flagstaff local frequency for Sunday,
August thirty first, two twenty five. It is shaping up
to be a sunny and lively Sunday in Flagstaff, perfect
for stepping out and soaking up the last whispers of August.
If you are looking to fuel your morning, the downtown
Farmer's Market is in full swing, so grab some locally
grown produce, fresh baked breads, and unique handmade goods. The
(00:23):
market is always a hub for maihbors and families to
start their week with a smile, and the breakfast options
are as hardy as ever, making it a great pick
for community and flavor. Music lovers should make their way
to the Hive tonight for a thrilling lineup featuring Vladislava, Fathoms, Spring,
Pajama and Caravel. This all ages show kicks off in
(00:43):
the evening and the hives new acoustics promise a stellar
experience for anyone looking to catch a beat and dance
as summer winds down. Meanwhile, Arizona Snowball is staying lively
with the Paint and Pint event hosted by Creative Spirits,
a chance to unleash your inner artist. Against the stunning
backdrop of the San Francisco Peaks. If you are angling
(01:03):
for outdoor tunes, head up for the live from nine
thousan five hundred Summer Music series at the Snow Bowl,
running from eleven am to three pm. It is the
perfect blend of mountain air and live melodies to round
out your weekend. On the local sports front, the Northern
Arizona Lumberjacks football team put up a determined fight yesterday
in their season opener against number eleven Arizona State. While
(01:25):
NAU ultimately fell thirty eight to nineteen, coach Brian Wright
applaud his player's grit. Eyes are already on next Saturday's
home game at the Walk Up Skydone, where the Jacks
will look to defend their home streak against Utah Tech.
Keep an eye on the city's streets this week as
single lane closures are planned on North San Francisco Street
(01:45):
starting Tuesday, September second through Sunday, September eighth for street
paving and marking. Plan extra time for your daily roots
downtown and watch for detours as our streets get a
much needed refresh. Looking ahead to next next weekend, mark
your calendars for Saturday, September sixth, when the annual Climb
to End Cancer returns to Arizona snowbol The community walk
(02:10):
up Snowbol Road culminates in festivities at Heart Prairie Lodge,
bringing everyone together to support cancer research with hope, remembrance
and unity. Just note Snowboll Road will be closed from
six am to noon for the event, so plan accordingly.
For art fans venturing beyond Flagstaff, the Prescott Plane Air
(02:32):
Festival wraps up today with a gala and live painting
sessions at Yalapai College's Prescott Art Gallery. It is a
distinctive way to enjoy Northern Arizona creativity, with proceeds from
art sales supporting scholarships and student prizes. And as a
reminder for your upcoming week, all city offices will be
(02:52):
closed tomorrow for Labor Day, so city services will resume Tuesday.
Take this as your queue to enjoy an extra day
out exploring and connecting with the Flagstaff community. This has
been Flagstaff Local Frequency will see you tomorrow with more
local updates.
Good morning. This is your Flagstaff local frequency for Sunday,
August thirty first, two twenty five. It is shaping up
to be a sunny and lively Sunday in Flagstaff, perfect
for stepping out and soaking up the last whispers of August.
If you are looking to fuel your morning, the downtown
Farmer's Market is in full swing, so grab some locally
grown produce, fresh baked breads, and unique handmade goods. The
(00:23):
market is always a hub for maihbors and families to
start their week with a smile, and the breakfast options
are as hardy as ever, making it a great pick
for community and flavor. Music lovers should make their way
to the Hive tonight for a thrilling lineup featuring Vladislava, Fathoms, Spring,
Pajama and Caravel. This all ages show kicks off in
(00:43):
the evening and the hives new acoustics promise a stellar
experience for anyone looking to catch a beat and dance
as summer winds down. Meanwhile, Arizona Snowball is staying lively
with the Paint and Pint event hosted by Creative Spirits,
a chance to unleash your inner artist. Against the stunning
backdrop of the San Francisco Peaks. If you are angling
(01:03):
for outdoor tunes, head up for the live from nine
thousan five hundred Summer Music series at the Snow Bowl,
running from eleven am to three pm. It is the
perfect blend of mountain air and live melodies to round
out your weekend. On the local sports front, the Northern
Arizona Lumberjacks football team put up a determined fight yesterday
in their season opener against number eleven Arizona State. While
(01:25):
NAU ultimately fell thirty eight to nineteen, coach Brian Wright
applaud his player's grit. Eyes are already on next Saturday's
home game at the Walk Up Skydone, where the Jacks
will look to defend their home streak against Utah Tech.
Keep an eye on the city's streets this week as
single lane closures are planned on North San Francisco Street
(01:45):
starting Tuesday, September second through Sunday, September eighth for street
paving and marking. Plan extra time for your daily roots
downtown and watch for detours as our streets get a
much needed refresh. Looking ahead to next next weekend, mark
your calendars for Saturday, September sixth, when the annual Climb
to End Cancer returns to Arizona snowbol The community walk
(02:10):
up Snowbol Road culminates in festivities at Heart Prairie Lodge,
bringing everyone together to support cancer research with hope, remembrance
and unity. Just note Snowboll Road will be closed from
six am to noon for the event, so plan accordingly.
For art fans venturing beyond Flagstaff, the Prescott Plane Air
(02:32):
Festival wraps up today with a gala and live painting
sessions at Yalapai College's Prescott Art Gallery. It is a
distinctive way to enjoy Northern Arizona creativity, with proceeds from
art sales supporting scholarships and student prizes. And as a
reminder for your upcoming week, all city offices will be
(02:52):
closed tomorrow for Labor Day, so city services will resume Tuesday.
Take this as your queue to enjoy an extra day
out exploring and connecting with the Flagstaff community. This has
been Flagstaff Local Frequency will see you tomorrow with more
local updates.
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