The directory
47 art-friendly stops, kept current. Listings are free for walk-night venues — Featured and Spotlight tiers add the glow.
Downtown core
The historic grid — Gallery Row, Heritage Square, Aspen, Birch, and Route 66.
Dark Sky Brewing Co. Beer Garden
Small-batch brewery's outdoor beer garden at Beaver and Birch, pairing experimental beers with live art and music on First Fridays.
Beer garden on Birch with rotating local art and a name straight out of Flagstaff's dark-sky identity.
103 W Birch Ave
Drinking Horn Mead Hall
Norse-styled mead hall on Route 66 pouring meads made with local honey; hosts ArtWalk events and community gatherings.
On the official 2026 ArtWalk venue list — expect openings, artists, and late hours on First Friday.
108 E Route 66
Freaky Foot Tours
Guided night walks of haunted historic downtown — true crime, tall tales, and Flagstaff's resident spirits, after the galleries close.
On the official 2026 ArtWalk venue list — and runs guided night walks after the galleries close; check the schedule for First Friday departure times.
120 N San Francisco St, Unit J
Heritage Square
Downtown's open-air plaza and the beating heart of First Friday — live performances, artist vendor tables, parades and concerts cluster here from 5–9pm during the ArtWalk season.
The walk's beating heart — pick up a map, catch live performances, and browse vendors in the warmer months.
E Aspen Ave between N Leroux St & N San Francisco St
AZ Handmade: Fire on the Mountain Gallery
Arizona Handmade / Fire on the Mountain features fine craft by Arizona artists — glass, wood, ceramics, jewelry — in a storefront on the main gallery block.
20 N San Francisco St
Bright Side Bookshop
Beloved independent bookstore on San Francisco Street that hosts author events, local art and ArtWalk evenings.
18 N San Francisco St
Orpheum Theater
Flagstaff's historic 1911 movie house turned live-music venue, hosting concerts, film and community events; opens for ArtWalk programming.
15 W Aspen Ave
The Wild Below
An underground art & event space beneath the historic Masonic Temple — candlelit rooms for shows, performances, and after-dark happenings.
★ Featuring Brigitte De Marco
120 N San Francisco St, Unit M
Weird & Wild West
Western-weird apparel, prints, and high-desert oddities — wear the mountain town that loves its brick, neon, and stars.
120 N San Francisco St Unit J & M
Ari's Art Exchange
Basement-level local art and creative-reuse shop owned by Arianna Foley — independent Flagstaff artists' prints, jewelry and tees plus secondhand art supplies at $15 or under.
13 N San Francisco St, Suite 3
Art Loft Collective
Top-floor gallery, working studio and class space founded by artist Ashley Matelski, above The Artists' Gallery and FLG Terroir; built explicitly to open its doors during art walks.
17 N San Francisco St, Suite 3
Bee Balm Studio
Small working artist studio and gallery in the 201 E Birch creative suites on the east edge of downtown.
201 E Birch Ave, Suite 16
Black Hound Gallerie
Long-running quirky art, poster, print and gift shop inside the Old Town Shops arcade directly north of Heritage Square — a natural browse-stop for ArtWalk crowds spilling off the plaza.
120 N Leroux St (Old Town Shops)
Creative Spirits
Paint-and-sip art studio and gallery on the main downtown gallery block where visitors can make art as well as view it during ArtWalk evenings.
13 N San Francisco St, Suite 104
Culture Connection AZ
Multicultural arts nonprofit and event space in the 201 E Birch suites, programming culturally diverse exhibits and performances for ArtWalk.
201 E Birch Ave, Suite 14
Firecreek Coffee Company
Route 66 coffeehouse, bar and performance space that doubles as a local art gallery — work on the walls is for sale, and the stage hosts music and readings.
22 E Route 66
Flagstaff Brewing Company
Route 66 brewpub fixture since 1994 with a patio overlooking the tracks and regular live music; a natural ArtWalk-night stop though not on the official venue list.
16 E Route 66
Flagstaff General Store
Old-fashioned general store on Aspen Avenue facing Heritage Square, stocking Arizona-made goods and joining venue lineups on First Fridays.
21 E Aspen Ave
Flagstaff Tattoo Company
Custom tattoo studio on Birch Avenue whose artists show flash, prints and original work during ArtWalk.
111 W Birch Ave
Hops on Birch
Neighborhood craft-beer bar on Birch Avenue with rotating taps, local art on the walls and frequent live music; an official ArtWalk venue.
22 E Birch Ave, Suite 2
Late for the Train
Local roaster's espresso bar on Heritage Square pouring Flagstaff-roasted coffee, steps from the plaza stage.
19 E Aspen Ave, Suites A & B
Meadowlark Art Studio
Community-focused art studio, gallery and school on Birch Avenue offering classes for all ages and skill levels; cited in local press as a First Friday participant.
115 E Birch Ave
Mountain Sports Flagstaff
Downtown outdoor-gear institution that regularly features local makers (e.g., First Friday shows with Robin Cadigan Ceramics) during the ArtWalk.
24 N San Francisco St
Mountain Top Tap Room
Locally owned taproom on the Route 66 block with 36 rotating local and regional craft beer and cider taps, live music, and open-mic nights.
10 E Route 66
Next Step Prosthetics
Prosthetics clinic on west Birch that opens its doors as a community ArtWalk venue — an example of the event's beyond-galleries reach.
123 W Birch Ave, Suite 100
NorthEnd Consignment
Consignment boutique on Leroux Street that opens late and hangs local art for First Friday crowds.
17 N Leroux St, Suite 102
Open Doors: Art in Action
Community art studio and creative wellness space on north Beaver Street that opens its working studios for First Friday.
423 N Beaver St
Shane Knight Gallery
Fine-art gallery on Aspen Avenue near Heritage Square featuring Shane Knight's work and curated pieces in the historic downtown core.
11 E Aspen Ave
Sosta
All-day Italian spot from the Pizzicletta team in a renovated historic building at the quiet north end of San Francisco Street — wood-fired pizza, gelato, and wine, with a dog-friendly patio.
413 N San Francisco St
The Artists' Gallery
Long-running downtown artists' cooperative showcasing dozens of local Flagstaff artists across painting, ceramics, jewelry and more.
17 N San Francisco St
The HeArt Box
Curated art space for Southwest and national artists with a workshop studio for creative classes, in the same historic building as The Artists' Gallery.
17 N San Francisco St
Up & Coming Boutique & Gallery
Hybrid boutique and gallery near Heritage Square spotlighting emerging local designers and artists.
7 E Aspen Ave, Suite 6
Weatherford Hotel
Landmark 1900 hotel with Charly's Pub and the wraparound third-floor balcony; a historic downtown icon that hosts ArtWalk exhibits and live music.
23 N Leroux St
West of the Moon Gallery
Artist-founded gallery (est.
14 N San Francisco St
Wil McNabb Fine Jewelry Studio
Working fine-jewelry studio and showroom of metalsmith Wil McNabb, sharing the 17 N Leroux building with NorthEnd Consignment.
17 N Leroux St
Winter Sun Trading Co.
Family-run since 1976 — Hopi katsina carvings, Native American jewelry, baskets and paintings alongside one of the Southwest's largest herbal apothecaries.
107 N San Francisco St, Suite 1
Southside
Across the tracks: working studios, ceramics, breweries, and the kava lounge.
Awa Kava Bar
Alcohol-free kava and coffee lounge in the Southside that hosts art, open mics and ArtWalk programming.
218 S San Francisco St
Phoenix Avenue Gallery
Artist-run gallery in the Southside creative corridor at Beaver Street and Phoenix Avenue, showing contemporary local work.
2 S Beaver St, Suite 125
Aikido of Flagstaff
Southside aikido dojo that opens for First Friday with demonstrations and community programming — part of the ArtWalk's broader cultural mix.
120 S Beaver St
Clay Center
Community ceramics studio and gallery on Mikes Pike in the Southside, offering wheel-throwing classes, memberships and pottery shows during ArtWalk.
24 S Mikes Pike St
Flagstaff Baking Co
Southside artisan bakery on San Francisco Street that joins the ArtWalk venue list, bringing the route across the tracks into the Southside district.
119 S San Francisco St
Mother Road Brewing Company
Flagship Southside brewery named for Route 66, hosting 'First Friday at Mother Road' events featuring local artists and makers in its taproom.
7 S Mikes Pike St
Murdoch Community Center
Historic Southside community center (Southside Community Association) that has hosted First Friday ArtWalk mural unveilings and multicultural arts events.
203 E Brannen Ave
Worth the short drive
Area institutions a few minutes from downtown — go early, then park and walk.
Coconino Center for the Arts
Creative Flagstaff's flagship art center — 4,000 sq ft main gallery, project gallery and 200-seat theater with rotating regional and national exhibitions.
2300 N Fort Valley Rd
Gwendolyn Waring Arts
Home studio and gallery of landscape painter Gwendolyn Waring on Hospital Hill — Colorado Plateau scenes in oils, shown among a native garden about a mile north of downtown.
412 W Juniper Ave
Hozhoni Art Gallery
Nonprofit gallery of the Hozhoni Foundation exhibiting and selling work by artists with developmental disabilities; one of only nine galleries in Discover Flagstaff's official art-gallery directory.
2133 N Walgreens St
Museum of Northern Arizona
The region's flagship museum of Colorado Plateau art, anthropology and Native cultures, with major juried Hopi, Navajo and Zuni art festivals.
3101 N Fort Valley Rd