Tuesday, May 21, 2013 - Northern Arizona's Locally Owned Newspaper

Sedona’s Tlaquepaque Turning 40

It is hard to believe that this year Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village is turning 40.  Maybe that wouldn’t be so remarkable in another city where arts and culture has been celebrated for decades or even centuries. Sedona, however, which had a population of 2000 in the early 1970s, and only became incorporated as a >> Read More…


Sedona Artists Open Doors to Creativity

Painters, sculptors, photographers, glaziers, jewelers and a whole host of professional craftspeople have made Sedona a haven for creative expression. With dozens of fine art galleries standing as testaments to Sedona’s flourishing community of artists, their sculptures and statues signal to visitors that they have entered a place of wonder and inspiration. Among the many >> Read More…


St. Patrick’s Day Tradition Continuing in Sedona

Today’s weather cooperated for the continuation of a Sedona Tradition: the annual explosion of leprechauns, shamrocks and four leaf clovers at the 43rd Annual Sedona St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival. The Sedona Chamber of Commerce expects thousands of residents and visitors will be turning out, celebrating all things Irish, cheering on floats and marching >> Read More…


Sedona Named as Top Travel Destination

Northern Arizona often gets noticed and placed on ‘Best of’ lists, and Sedona adds another recognition to the growing list.  TripAdvisor.com is recognizing Sedona as a top travel destination.  They note, “anyplace can have an amazing pool and spa, but an amazing pool and spa in the middle of a gorgeous desert? That’s what you’ll >> Read More…


Sedona’s 8th Annual Marathon

UPDATE: A record number of participants raced through the beautiful red rocks for the 8th Annual Sedona Marathon Event.  Last year winner Brian Tinder of Flagstaff, Arizona took an early lead and finished the Sedona Marathon in first place with a time of 2:49:21, setting a new course record! Gary Krugger from Flagstaff, Arizona came in >> Read More…


Oak Creek Outlets Making a Comeback

With vacant commercial lots and shuttered storefronts standing as stark reminders of America’s recession, the number of neon “open” signs still shining throughout the Oak Creek Factory Outlets mall in the Village of Oak Creek (VOC) reminds residents that their small town has shown enormous economic resiliency. Located on Highway 179 near the southern entrance >> Read More…


Chamber Music Sedona’s Opera Saturday

Chamber Music Sedona continues its 30th Anniversary season with a December Triple-Header and the award-winning series: The Met: Live in HD. Live simulcasts from the Metropolitan Opera in New York City will be broadcast at 11am on December 8th and December 15th at the Sedona Performing Arts Center, 995 Upper Red Rock Loop Road, Sedona. December >> Read More…


Lighting Up Sedona’s Nighlife

After months of contentious debate and construction delays, the lights are finally shining over West Sedona. The Arizona Department of Transportation recently completed work on a $4.3 million safety project designed to enhance SR 89A throughout much of West Sedona, with a string of streetlights standing as the most prominent improvement. For local business owners, >> Read More…


CMS and KNAU Partnering with The Met

Two of northern Arizona’s longest serving not-for-profit directors KNAU’s John Stark and Chamber Music Sedona’s Bert Harclerode are pleased to announce their partnership establishing KNAU as the official 2012-13 media sponsor of the The Met: Live in HD simulcasts presented by Chamber Music Sedona at the Sedona Performing Arts Center (SPAC) – ‘Arizona’s Place to See the >> Read More…


Chamber Music Sedona’s 30th Season Beginning

Celebrating thirty years of presenting great live performances Chamber Music Sedona kicks-off its 30th Anniversary season 10am Saturday, October 13 with the Metropolitan Opera’s live simulcast of Gaetano Donizetti’s opera L’Elisir d’Amore at the Sedona Performing Arts Center, 995 Upper Red Rock Loop Road. Special parking arrangements are in place for the opera and patrons are reminded to visit www.SedonaMetInHD.org for >> Read More…


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