Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Saturday, October 4th, 2025.
It is a crisp autumn weekend and the city is humming with local art, music, and sports. If you were downtown last night, you probably caught some of the First Friday ArtWalk magic. The ArtWalk continues to buzz around Aspen and San Francisco Streets, with artists like Dawn Sutherland showing vibrant landscape paintings and live jazz setting the mood at Arizona Handmade Gallery. Heritage Square is hosting the annual Empty Bowls event today, where you can buy a handcrafted bowl and fill it with local soup to benefit hunger relief efforts. Don't miss the Spooky Tat Shack at Flagstaff Tattoo Company for Halloween-inspired body art, or stop by Hops on Birch for beer specials and vinyl sets. If you’re feeling inspired, there’s a mini-collage workshop and even free psychedelic yin yoga happening around town, bringing together wellness, art, and community spirit. Mountain Sports Flagstaff is putting a spotlight on local artist Erika Tsouras and if you walk by Phoenix Avenue Gallery, look for art blending Navajo heritage with contemporary flair, along with a pop-up local market right outside.
On the sports front, Lumberjack pride is strong this weekend. The NAU football team takes on Montana State at the Walkup Skydome tonight at five—expect plenty of blue and gold and a lively crowd for this key home game. Tomorrow, the NAU women’s soccer squad faces Northern Colorado at Lumberjack Stadium at 1 p.m., with free admission for all fans. These matches are a great way to support our hometown athletes and soak up that classic Flagstaff college spirit. If you caught yesterday’s action, you know NAU swimming and diving had their intrasquad meet, with the Gold team edging out the Blue—now they gear up for their season opener in Tucson next week.
Looking for live music tonight? The Museum Club is hosting Zookeepers with a high-energy country dance set, and local venues are offering tunes that will keep the harvest season festive. If you’re in the wellness mood, the Lindsey Watson Celebration of Wellness Fair runs today, bringing health resources, workshops, and community groups together for a day of self-care and learning.
On a more serious note, local police responded to several incidents this week. A juvenile was arrested after reports of a gun at Summit High School yesterday led to a foot chase near the mall—fortunately, police acted quickly, and no injuries were reported. There was also a death investigation behind a gas station on Route 66, with authorities asking anyone with information to contact them. Community safety remains a top priority, so stay aware and look out for each other.
That rounds out today’s local frequency. Enjoy the autumn colors and events—whether you are strolling galleries, cheering on the Jacks, or simply savoring a cup of coffee downtown, Flagstaff is alive with creativity, connection, and mountain-town energy. This has been Flagstaff Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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