Contact the event organizers for more information. Coconino County Parks and Recreation is not responsible for information on event organizer's websites.

Contact the event organizers for more information. Coconino County Parks and Recreation is not responsible for information on event organizer's websites.

Learn the basics of bows and arrows, using equipment specifically designed for the beginning archer. This introductory program emphasizes understanding the terminology and equipment, shooting safety, and developing basic archery skills. Most importantly, there will be plenty of hands-on fun! No previous archery experience necessary. Ages 8 and older

Ages 14 & Older. Candy making is fun, precise, delicious and a special treat when making, eating, or receiving it! Willa McAuliffe is back to teach basic hard candy making skills including how to make peanut brittle, toffee, and more! Class includes recipes, instruction, and tasty treats. Min/Max: 5/15. Make sure to remind the instructor of any food allergies.

Sat & Sun: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. The Fort Tuthill Military Museum proudly presents the distinguished history and traditions of the 158th Infantry Regiment, 158th Regimental Combat Team, and current 1st Battalion 158th Infantry Arizona National Guard from 1865 to the present. $6 general admission, children under 12 free, seniors and veterans $5. Contact the event organizers for more information. Coconino County Parks and Recreation is not responsible for information on event organizer's websites.

Contact the event organizers for more information. Coconino County Parks and Recreation is not responsible for information on event organizer's websites.

Contact the event organizers for more information. Coconino County Parks and Recreation is not responsible for information on event organizer's websites.

Sat & Sun: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. The Fort Tuthill Military Museum proudly presents the distinguished history and traditions of the 158th Infantry Regiment, 158th Regimental Combat Team, and current 1st Battalion 158th Infantry Arizona National Guard from 1865 to the present. $6 general admission, children under 12 free, seniors and veterans $5. Contact the event organizers for more information. Coconino County Parks and Recreation is not responsible for information on event organizer's websites.

This event is part of the 2019 Flagstaff Festival of Science. Did you know that in some ponderosa pine forests, ponderosa pine trees make up less than 1% of the total plant species diversity? To learn more about the plants in the forest that contribute to biodiversity, join the Ecological Restoration Institute for a walk in the woods at Fort Tuthill County Park. We will be walking through a restored area that is still recovering from a thinning treatment in 2017, but already showing signs of grass and forb responses. In addition to learning about important plants in our forests, we will talk about the need to prevent severe wildfires and restore ecological processes in Northern Arizona. Meet at the forest resiliency interpretive sign north of the Fort Tuthill Bike Park, next to the NAU Ecological Restoration Institute's demonstration area.