Festival season has officially arrived in Flagstaff! There is nothing quite like this time of year, when warm, sunny days are paired with a perfect cool mountain breeze and the refreshing, unmistakable scent of pine trees fills the air. The city is buzzing with energy, and Theatrikos is absolutely thrilled to be part of the celebration.

As you head out to enjoy the vibrant community atmosphere, we invite you to come say hello! Catch up with us, experience a taste of local theatre, and see what we have in store at two fantastic upcoming festivals.

Get ready for Flagstaff’s newest celebration of community! Presented by Culture Connection AZ, the inaugural Culture Con comes to the Historic Ice House on Saturday, June 13, 2026. Inspired by the vibrant energy of Comic Con, this free, one-day event is dedicated to fostering intercultural understanding through stories, traditions, and art from around the world.

There is so much to explore throughout the day. You can wander through the Mercado to support regional vendors offering handmade goods and cultural cuisine, or experience powerful live music, dance, and spoken word performances.

Culture Con also features inspiring conversations with local artists, leaders, and storytellers. Theatrikos is absolutely thrilled to participate in these insightful panels, specifically diving into the rich history and future of The Theater Community in Flagstaff. Come curious, support local creators, and leave inspired by everything that makes our community beautiful!

Summer festival season continues with one of Flagstaff’s most beloved traditions. On Saturday, June 20, 2026, Northern Arizona comes together for the 30th annual Pride in the Pines at Thorpe Park! Running from noon to 9 PM, this milestone year returns to its roots, focusing on community, visibility, safety, and connection.

The festivities kick off early with the spectacular 4th annual Flagstaff Pride Parade at 10 AM in downtown Flagstaff (starting at Elm & Beaver), followed by a full day of celebration, including the exciting inaugural Pride Volleyball Throwdown for all to enjoy.

At Theatrikos, we are incredibly proud to be a part of this vibrant, resilient celebration. Theatre has always been a welcoming space for self-expression and belonging, and we stand joyfully alongside our 2SLGBTQIA+ community. Grab your family and friends, head down to downtown and Thorpe Park, and help us celebrate the wonderful people who make Flagstaff shine!

We are thrilled to continue our partnership with the Sedona International Film Festival to bring world-class cinema right here to downtown Flagstaff! Generously funded by the Arizona Community Foundation of Flagstaff, this exciting monthly series continues tomorrow night, Wednesday, June 10, at 7:00 PM.

Join us at the theatre for the exclusive Flagstaff premiere of Steal This Story, Please! Fresh off rave reviews and multiple global festival awards, this urgent, gripping documentary by Oscar-nominated filmmakers Carl Deal and Tia Lessin offers a provocative and unexpectedly funny portrait of fiercely independent journalist Amy Goodman. For three decades, the Democracy Now! trailblazer has braved riot police and political pressure to broadcast voices routinely silenced by corporate media.

This is a powerful, eye-opening documentary that challenges how we view the media today. You absolutely do not want to miss this incredible film. We'll see you at the theatre!