Looking for things to do in Flagstaff this summer? The beloved Hullabaloo Festival returns June 6–7, bringing live music, family-friendly activities and community celebration to the heart of downtown.

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Celebrate summer in Flagstaff with the 17th annual Hullabaloo Festival

A Northern Arizona tradition more than a decade in the making, the 17th annual Flagstaff Hullabaloo Festival returns to Wheeler Park for a vibrant weekend of music, art and interactive fun.

Voted Best Flagstaff Festival more than 10 times, this two-day event blends a lively concert atmosphere with hands-on experiences for all ages, creating one of the region’s most anticipated early summer gatherings.

A full weekend of music, movement and interactive fun

Live music remains the heartbeat of Hullabaloo, with a diverse 2026 lineup featuring Mitchum Yacoub, Onus B Johnson, Reposado, Innastate, Giovani Kiyingi, The Skavelinas, Pummin Lummin, Crosstown Players, Whoa Nelly!, Seenan, Tsoh Tso, Nuvatukyaovi Sinom Dance Group and Robot Apocalypse.

Beyond the main stage, guests can explore a second stage showcasing musical theater and dance performances, adding even more creative energy to the weekend.

The festival leans into its playful, community-first spirit with:

• A bike parade and costume contests open to the public
• Interactive oversized puppets and immersive art elements
• A dedicated kids’ zone for younger attendees
• A photo booth for capturing colorful festival moments
• Local vendors, artisan goods and community booths
• Craft brews, cocktails and a wide variety of food offerings

Set beneath the shade of towering pines, the park transforms into a lively outdoor gathering space where locals and visitors come together to celebrate Flagstaff’s creative culture.

A festival with heart: supporting local nonprofits

Hullabaloo is more than just a weekend of entertainment, it’s a community-driven event with a purpose.

Since its inception, the festival has raised more than $182,500 for local nonprofits. This year’s beneficiaries include Girls on the Run of Northern Arizona, Habitat for Humanity and Ballet Folklorico de Colores.

What to know before you go

The first 250 attendees each day can receive free admission by donating three cans of food at the gate, making it easy to give back while joining the celebration.

Ticket options include general admission, VIP and VIP two-day passes, along with discounted tickets for children. Kids ages five and under are free. VIP and advance ticket holders will have access to a separate entrance for a smoother arrival.

Advance tickets and additional event details are available at flaghulla.com.

Event details

When:
Saturday, June 6: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Sunday, June 7: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Where:
Wheeler Park

To learn more, visit flaghullabaloo.com.