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  • Homolovi Chapter Az Archaeological Society

    NEXT MEETING, November 8th - “Migration in Stone: Cup and Channel Petroglyphs and Ancestral Puebloan Migration,” a presentation by Michael Terlep. The age, origin, and function of the enigmatic cup and channel petroglyphs of the Arizona Strip have fascinated archaeologists for decades. The petroglyphs’ size (up to 2 meters long), as well as placement on […]

  • 2nd Saturday Art Show

    Gemini Gallery 210 N. Kinsley Ave, Winslow, Arizona

    Featuring The Blue Ridge Artists. Fabulous Art & Atmosphere free all ages event Sponsored by the City of Winslow Arts Council and Hosted by Gemini Gallery  Appetizers provided by City of Winslow Arts Council

  • Beauty and the Beast Sing-A-Long

    Elk's Lodge 15 W 3rd Street, Winslow, AZ

    Need a fun family night out?  The Winslow Arts Council will be showing the 1991 cartoon Disney classic, Beauty and the Beast (see attached).  Bring the whole family out to watch the movie and Sing-A-Long with live interactive performers.  We will have two showings, on Friday February 9th, 7p.m., and Saturday February 10th, 5p.m., at […]

  • Mardi Gras Fiesta

    St. Joseph Gym 300 W Hilliview, Winslow, Arizona

    Food, Games , Family Bingo, Cakewalk, Horseshoe Tournament .

  • Beauty and the Beast Sing-A-Long

    Elk's Lodge 15 W 3rd Street, Winslow, AZ

    Need a fun family night out?  The Winslow Arts Council will be showing the 1991 cartoon Disney classic, Beauty and the Beast (see attached).  Bring the whole family out to watch the movie and Sing-A-Long with live interactive performers.  We will have two showings, on Friday February 9th, 7p.m., and Saturday February 10th, 5p.m., at […]

  • Riders on the Orphan Train- Arizona’s Hidden History

    Author Alison Moore and musician Phil Lancaster present this free multi-media presentation to inform and entertain audiences of all ages with this little-known chapter in American and Arizona history. Between 1854 and 1929, over 250,00 homeless children were taken out of New York City and given away at train stations across the United States. In […]