Saturday, September 22 Therizinosaur: Exhibit Guided Gallery Tours, Museum of Northern Arizona, 3101 N. Fort Valley Rd., 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. and 2:00- 3:00 p.m., admission subject to change for this exhibit, 928-774-5213, www.musnaz.org. Explore the mystery of how a 93-million-year-old land-living dinosaur came to be buried 60 miles out at sea. All ages.

Saturday, Sept. 22nd - with Taj Mahal, Robert Cray and AZ Blues Hall of Famer Hans Olson. Held at Pine Mountain Amphitheater.

Dig Science in the southern Utah desert, the Martian north pole and under the ice in Antarctica. Get ready to uncover a world of mystery and discovery! September 21-30, various locations. For a full calendar of events for the festival, go to: www.scifest.org.

The Flagstaff Downtown Business Alliance is excited to announce the launch of their new website at www.FlagDBA.com.
DBA Member, Jeff Saville created the new site. He and his wife own Brookside Chocolate Company, located in the Old Town Shops at Leroux & Birch.
The DBA runs events geared at bringing people downtown to shop, dine and enjoy the great downtown ambiance. These events include Movies on the Square, the New Years Eve Block Party and Route 66 Days (which occurs this weekend!). See you Downtown!

The Festival kicks off this year with the 2007 Miss Flagstaff Route 66 Pageant on Thursday, Sept. 6th, 6-8pm, Doris Harper White Playhouse, 11 W. Cherry Ave. Contestants compete for the honor of representing Flagstaff in annual Route 66 Events.
The next event is the final Movies on the Square of the season on September 7th - with the movie Cars. The movie starts at dusk at Heritage Square.
September 8th features a car show (300 cars have now registered!). The show will begin Saturday morning, downtown, at 7am, and runs until about 5:30pm. 59 trophies will be given, so don’t miss out on the fun! For more information on the Car Show, visit this website.
At the City Hall (211 W. Aspen Ave.) parking lot, the fun continues with Fine Arts & Crafts, Live Entertainment, Food and fun children’s activities. Festivities begin at 9am, and continues to 8pm.
Sunday features a showing our the local Route 66 Car Club, and more entertainment, Arts & Crafts & fun for all. 9am to 3pm. For more information, visit the website: www.FlagstaffRoute66Days.com.

September 14–16, 2007 • Flagstaff, Arizona
Pine Mountain Amphitheater / Coconino County Fairgrounds
Concerts, Workshops, Dancin’, Pickin’, Contests, & More…
The lineup for this year’s festival is certain to thrill our audiences with old favorites and soon-to-be-favorites of bluegrass and traditional music. With David Grisman Bluegrass Experience and the Kruger Brothers as our headliners, we’re sure you’ll want to be here!
Tickets are on sale now and information about camping, volunteer oppoutunities, workshops, and the band contest (with over $1000 for first place!) are posted throughout this site. We also have a big Saturday Night Barn Dance with music by Sweet Sunny South and Albuquerque’s Merri Rudd calling the dances. For the kids, Merri Rudd will also be conducting an afternoon family dance, and Tony Norris will cast a spell with his storytelling.
Call our information hot line at (928) 525-1695 or PIPinfo@pickininthepines.org for more information.