Photos by Frank X. Moraga ©2025. More photos below. Click on cards for larger images.
By the Coconino Coalition for Children & Youth
FLAGSTAFF — From geology to rocket science and everything in between, young people had a wide variety of hand-on activities to enjoy and learn from at the 2025 Snook Science in the Park presented on Sept. 20 by the Flagstaff Festival of Science.
More than 50 exhibitor booths crowded Wheeler Park in downtown Flagstaff as children had a wide variety of activities to choose from.
Some of them ranged from Arizona Science Center, Arizona State Parks and Trails, CCC&Y, Coconino Community College, the Coconino Astronomical Society, Coconino High School’s CocoNuts Robotics, Flagstaff Fire Dept., Flagstaff Model Railroad Club, Momentum Aerial, the Museum of Northern Arizona, Northern Arizona University, Tynkertopia, to the U.S. Geological Survey.
Also see:
- Arizona Daily Sun — Gallery: Science in the Park
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The Festival Continues!
The Flagstaff Festival of Science continues with over 50 programs through Sunday of this week!
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Bedtime Stories: Now Streaming!
Bedtime Stories this year features five local authors and their books to engage children. This filmed series can be enjoyed at home with your child before bed or at anytime. We are proud to present: Julie Blake Gidley, Monica Brown, Erica P. Mason, Diana Reich, and Susan Lamb. These stories with science themes nurture curiosity, empathy, and joy. We hope that they are the perfect companions for your growing reader.
Thank you to our sponsor, Petrified Forest Museum Association, our venue host, Museum of Northern Arizona, and film producer, Winter Communications.
