Back to Flagstaff 2026

We're Going Back to Our Roots!

Classic Golf Tournament

Join us for a day of golfing excellence, community engagement, and a shared passion for the sport. It is sure to be a day filled with excitement and fellowship that you won’t want to miss.

Classic Big
Picnic

We’ll fire up the grill and serve a mouthwatering selection of grilled goodies, sumptuous sides, and delicious goodies. And of course, we’ll have an array of refreshing beverages to keep you cool throughout the day.

Gala Award Dinner & Dance

Our Back to Flagstaff Gala featuring dinner, dancing, and awards is a grand and sophisticated event that combines celebration, recognition, and entertainment.

3-on-3 Basketball
Tournament

This event is more than just a basketball competition; it’s an opportunity for young athletes to come together, learn, grow, and form lasting friendships.

Classic
BTF Dance

Don’t miss out on this funky journey through time! Grab your friends, unleash your inner Soul Train dancer, and let’s make memories that’ll have us reminiscing. It’s time to “part-tay,” Flagstaff style!

Get Your Tickets for the 50/50 Raffle Now!

Want a chance to win big while supporting a great cause? Now’s your opportunity!

The Back to Flagstaff 50/50 Raffle is here, and it’s simple:
50% of the pot goes to one lucky winner, and 50% supports Back to Flagstaff activities.

Every ticket you purchase helps strengthen the programs and events that bring our community together.

📅 Important Dates

Raffle Opens: March 15, 2026
Winner Announced: April 12, 2026

🎟 Ticket Price

$20 per ticket

The more tickets sold, the bigger the prize—so don’t miss your chance!

👉 Get Your Tickets Today

Secure your spot in the drawing and support the mission of Back to Flagstaff.

Buy your tickets now at:
Backtoflagstaff.org

Good luck—and thank you for helping us make Back to Flagstaff even stronger!

Make Your Reservation Now!

July 2 - July 5, 2026

1175 W Rte 66, Flagstaff, AZ 86001

(928) 773-8888

AVAILABLE ROOMS

2 Queens & Refrigerator – are considered double occupancy @ $185 per night. However, can fit up to 4 people @ $10 for each third or fourth adult in the same room.
1 King – can fit up to 2 people @ $185 per night.
Roll-a-way beds – $30 per room per night.

BOOKING INFORMATION

Children 17 and under stay free with their parents. So, there is no extra charge for children under 17.
In regards to Suites, the hotel has limited suites that are not offered in the BTF group discount for these rooms. If anyone wants a suite, you will need to pay the going rate for the room and book outside the group rate.
A credit will be required at the time of booking to hold your room(s), but it is not charged until check-out time.

Need a flyer with this information, CLICK HERE.

IMPORTANT DUE DATES / ONLINE BOOKING LINK

BTF Guests can book anytime between now & the group cutoff date – June 2, 2026.

Rooms booked after June 2, 2026 are on a first-come, first-served.
Online Booking Code Link: https://group.doubletree.com/quk5sk
- If the link does not open correctly, the entire URL must be copied and pasted for it to work properly.
Please share this link with anyone who needs to book the Back to Flagstaff room under the Back to Flagstaff Celebration block rates.

USE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION TO MAKE YOUR BOOKING

- Group Name: Back to Flagstaff Courtesy Block
- Arrival Date: 2 July 2026
- Departure Date: 5 July 2026
- HOTEL CONTACT INFO: Maia Engelthaler (Guest rooms)
- Sales Manager Phone: 928-773-8804
- Email: Maia.engelthaler@hilton.com

Don't Miss This Star-Studded Event!

We Keep Our Traditions Alive.

Why Is This Important?

We Have The Power Today To Change Tomorrow

The Back to Flagstaff organization is deeply committed to celebrating the diverse heritage, traditions, and cultural richness of the Flagstaff community. The committee proudly recognizes the accomplishments of past African American community members and their substantial contributions to the city’s growth. Additionally, the committee is steadfast in its dedication to tackling and mitigating issues that have an adverse impact on both the African American community and the city as a whole.