North-Central Arizona
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1. Arizona Cowboy Poets Gathering
In August, the Cowboy Poets Gathering at Yavapai Community College brings together campfire bards and cowboy musicians from around the country.
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2. Chamber Music Sedona
ConcertsFrom October through May, Chamber Music Sedona hosts a classical concert series. They also host the "Met Live in HD" opera performances and a JazzFest in April.
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3. Coconino Center for the Arts
Many excellent art exhibitions, theatrical productions, and music performances take place at Coconino Center for the Arts under the direction of Creative Flagstaff.
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4. Festival of Science
This 10-day series of exhibits, activities, guided hikes, and talks in Flagstaff is a fun and interactive way to learn about current research in astronomy, geology, engineering, and biology.
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5. Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra
Classical concerts from September to April, mostly held in Ardrey Auditorium on the NAU campus, are given by the Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra.
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6. Frontier Days
The town had its first organized cowboy competition in 1888 and lays claim to having the world's oldest rodeo: the annual Frontier Days roundup, held on the July 4 weekend at the Prescott Rodeo Grounds.
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7. Historical Route 66 Car Show
Classic cars and trucks, from antiques to hot rods, are on display along Route 66 in downtown Williams for two days in mid-June. Outfit your own jalopy from the auto parts swap meet set up adjacent to the show.
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8. Orpheum Theater
The 1917 Orpheum Theater, in the heart of the historic district, features music acts, films, lectures, and plays.
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9. Prescott Bluegrass Festival
Prescott's popular Bluegrass Festival takes place downtown at Courthouse Plaza in June.
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10. Prescott Center for the Arts
DowntownMusicals and dramas, plays for children, and a concert series are put on by the Prescott Center for the Arts. The association's gallery also presents rotating exhibits by local, regional, and national artists.
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11. Sedona Arts Center
Uptown | Performance VenuesIn addition to offering classes and workshops in all media, this center hosts the Plein Air Festival for a week in October and has a retail gallery selling works of local and regional artists. There's no sales tax, since it's a nonprofit.
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12. Sedona International Film Festival
West | FestivalsThis nine-day festival takes place in late February and features independent films from all over the world.
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13. Theatrikos Theatre Company
DowntownThis highly regarded performance-art group produces five mainstage productions annually using a diverse base of local talent.
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14. Yavapai Symphony Association
DowntownPerformances by the Phoenix symphony are hosted by the Yavapai Symphony Association and usually held at Yavapai City College; call ahead for schedules and venues.
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