ArtWalk!

The First Friday ArtWalk is one of Northern Arizona's premier arts events. Each month, the streets fill as art galleries and businesses in Historic Downtown Flagstaff open their doors with special art exhibitions, performances, live music, treats and much, much more. Bundle up tomorrow and head out for a night on the town!

The scope of art is ever expanding at the ArtWalk. Hundreds of artists are represented every month. Get your full guide in the Flagstaff LIVE or online HERE, but below are some of my go-to spots for tomorrow!

INCAHOOTS Vintage Clothing and Costumes
9 E. Aspen
It's a Halloween Burlesque Soiree at Incahoots Vintage Clothing and Costumes, the ArtWalk Hotpot! It just sounds like a great time! Enjoy refreshment, specials on clothing and costumes, and Billy Bourbon's Genuine Live Girls!

1899 Bar & Grill
307 W. DuPont
Start with dinner and wine at the 1899! Featuring photography by Michael Keller and mixed media by Janet Alvillar. Live music by Kieran Smiley.

Lowbrow Gallery and Tattoo Studio
111 S. San Fransisco
See Anne Bentley’s art along with some tattoo and graffiti art at Lowbrow Gallery and Tattoo Studio.

West of the Moon Gallery
111 E. Aspen
Dotologist Dave Rentz is “Suffering For Art” at West of the Moon Gallery.

Café Daily Fare
408 E. Route 66
Support the next generation of artists! FALA students will be exhibiting collages and books. Mixed Media created collages using pressed wildflowers. Advanced Drawing & Painting created hand made accordion books.

Simply Spiritual Healing
105 E. Birch
Featuring Local Artist Baje Whitethorne Sr. who’s work is harmonious with the land and Navajo culture. Simply Spiritual Healing is also receiving Donations for food shelf.

Marric Studios
22 E. Birch
Emma Gardner and Scott Kraynak show their photography, paintings, pottery, jewelry and more at Marric Studios.

Arizona Music Pro
122 E. Route 66
Head over for an interactive music exhibit featuring live music, local artists and instrument makers. Come learn, play and browse at Arizona Music Pro.


In addition to performances, painting, photography, and pottery, you may also see stoneware, ceramic art, fine art, woodcarvings, sculpture, jewelry, textiles, metalwork, and stained glass. Artists can often be found in the businesses showcasing their artwork and are happy to answer questions or simply chat. Some even give demonstrations. So much to see! How will you fit it all in one evening?


Do you want your business or gallery listed in the ArtWalk Guide? Visit culturalpartners.org for participation information.