Grammy Award Winner Sharon Isbin Performs in Sedona, Arizona

Posted on February 21, 2012 by

Chamber Music Sedona
Multiple Grammy Award Winner Sharon Isbin
March 11th, 2012 – St. John Vianney Church

Sharon Isbin Grammy Award Winner Sharon Isbin Performs in Sedona, Arizona

Don’t miss your chance to attend a live performance of musical greatness featuring multiple Grammy Award winner Sharon Isbin on March 11th, 2012 at St John Vianney Church presented by Chamber Music Sedona. Hailed as “the pre-eminent guitarist of our time”, her extraordinary lyricism, technique and versatility,will take you on a musical journey not soon forgotten.

Sharon Isbin is also the winner of Guitar Player magazine’s “Best Classical Guitarist” award, the Madrid Queen Sofia and Toronto Competitions, and was the first guitarist ever to win the Munich Competition…Read more at Chamber Music Sedona.

shuttle Grammy Award Winner Sharon Isbin Performs in Sedona, ArizonaSt. John Vianney Church is located at 180 Soldiers Pass Road, and if you are a guest of ours we will be more than happy to shuttle you to this event on our free about town shuttle. Tickets for this live performance will be going fast, make sure to get yours today! For more information or to purchase tickets for this Sedona event please visit Chamber Music Sedona.

 

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Enjoy some Family Fun in Sedona, Arizona

Posted on February 17, 2012 by

Sedona, Arizona
Have Some Family Fun in the Red Rocks!

deck 288 Enjoy some Family Fun in Sedona, ArizonaAre you ready for a family fun vacation in Sedona? Well we are ready for you! When it comes to having a good time with your family and friends Sedona and the Verde Valley have a lot to offer. From Sedona horseback rides and cowboy cookouts to Segway Tours to taking an African Bush Safari you are sure to find something for everyone in your family! Below you will find some of our recommendations of tours and attractions in the area that are sure to put smiles on the faces of your family and friends.

Sedona Segway ToursALIM2579 Kelsey on Segway Enjoy some Family Fun in Sedona, Arizona
Sedona Segway Tours offers you a fun and “green” way to explore Sedona, Arizona. What, you have never ridden on a Segway before, no worries the friendly guides will train you in the safety and security of their cone zone (all Sedona Segway guests are required to complete the cone zone adventure before being allowed to participate in any of the Segway tours). After your training you will be on your way to explore the wonderful scenery of Sedona. Sedona Segway Tours offers a variety of Sedona tours and can even customizes the tours to meet the needs of each individual party. For more information or to check out their “Early Bird Special” please visit Sedona Segway Tours.

Out of Africa Wildlife Park
200 animals3 Enjoy some Family Fun in Sedona, ArizonaOne of the coolest places to visit when you are visiting Sedona is Out of Africa Wildlife Park located in Camp Verde, about 30 minutes from Sedona. The park offers you the chance to get up close to wild life in their natural habitat. With great attractions like the African Bush Safari, Wonders of Wilife, Tiger Splash, Predator Feed (just to name a few) you will want to plan on spending the day and make sure to bring your camera! To see the Inn of Sedona’s vacation package that includes Out of Africa Wildlife Park visit Out of Africa Adventure.

M Diamond Ranch
Sedona horseback rides and cowboy cookouts
vacation packages Enjoy some Family Fun in Sedona, ArizonaWhen it comes to experiencing Arizona the way of the cowboy the M Diamond Ranch is top on the list. This 100 year old family cattle ranch values its cowboy heritage and takes great joy in offering guests a taste of the lifestyle of a traditional Arizona ranch. One of their knowledgeable cowboy wranglers will take you on a guided horseback ride with breathtaking views of Sedona’s Red Rocks, the Mogollon Rim, Verde Valley and the San Francisco Peaks north of Flagstaff! The even offer a cowboy cookout that can’t be beat. To see the Inn of Sedona’s vacation package that includes the M Diamond Ranch please visit “Horsin’ Around“.

Pink Jeep Tours
sleepjeepSR 2010 205x1501 Enjoy some Family Fun in Sedona, ArizonaA Pink Jeep Tour is offers you the chance to experiencing Sedona in a whole new way! Pink Jeep’s famous “Broken Arrow Tour” is by far the most popular four-wheel drive tour in the Southwest. Excitement abounds on this fun-filled four-wheeling Two Hour adventure that leads you up, on and over the red rocks. You’ll be awestruck by the natural splendor and thrilled as your guide expertly navigates you down “The Road of No Return”. The Inn of Sedona offers two Sedona Vacation Packages with Pink Jeep Tours, please visit both “Sleep n’ Jeep“ & Sedona-Grand Canyon Experience.

Verde Canyon Railroad
ride rails 1201 Enjoy some Family Fun in Sedona, ArizonaThe Verde Canyon Railroad is one of the most popular attractions in Northern Arizona. Two FP7 locomotives, only two of 12 remaining in North America, are the muscle that pulls the renovated passenger cars through the inner sanctum of the Verde Canyon. The natural splendor of the Verde Canyon clearly identifies it as a state treasure, as deemed by Arizona’s governor in 2005.  Astonishing views of a wild and alive frontier are still visible around every bend as the train winds its way northward on tracks once intended for a copper industry that is now just a recollection. To see the Inn of Sedona’s vacation package that includes two first class tickets aboard the Verde Canyon Railroad please visit Romancing the Rails.

Blazin’ M Ranch
Blazin m Enjoy some Family Fun in Sedona, ArizonaFolks come from Sedona, Cottonwood, Prescott and all around the world to the Blazin’ M Ranch for a Western experience of a lifetime. The entire family can step back in time for a great outing that’s sure to be enjoyed by adventurers of all ages. Mining, museums, vintage tractor rides, shooting galleries, critters and ridin’ & ropin’ are just part of the fun at Blazin’ M Ranch’s Wild West Adventure. At the Blazin’ M Ranch,travelers are invited to tantalize their taste buds and tickle their funny bones with a knee-slapping, wholesome, good time during their Chuckwagon-style Dinner and Show. To see the Inn of Sedona’s vacation package  that include the Blazin’ M Ranch and the Verde Canyon Railroad please visit “Ranch and Rails“.

 

 

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Enjoy the “Classics” at the Sedona International Film Festival

Posted on February 15, 2012 by

Sedona International Film Festival
Robert Osborne brings “Classic” element to Film Festival

Sedona Film Festival Enjoy the Classics at the Sedona International Film FestivalSedona is a buzz with the coming of the Sedona International Film Festival kicking off this coming Saturday on February the 18th! The Sedona International Film Festival has become one of the greatest celebrations of the best in independent film from around the world and this year Turner Classic Movies’ host Robert Osborne will be will presenting three classic Hollywood films for special screenings via video introductions!

You may have seen some of these films 10 or 12 times, but there’s nothing like seeing them in a big theater. That’s the experience I would like to present in Sedona so that people can see why original audiences were captivated. – Robert Osborne

Classic Hollywood films for this years festival:

2/22/12 – Hud
Where: Harkins Theater 1 (3:00 pm)
Hud Enjoy the Classics at the Sedona International Film FestivalHud Bannon (Paul Newman), the selfish, self-centered son of veteran Texas cattleman Homer Bannon (Melvyn Douglas), is despised by his father, a man of staunch integrity whose philosophy of life is diametrically opposed to Hud’s. A stellar cast supports Newman in this groundbreaking and memorable film. Hud was nominated for 7 Academy Awards, winning three (Best Actress – Patricia Neal, Best Supporting Actor – Melvyn Douglas, and Best Cinematography).

2/23/12 – Summertime
Where: Harkins Theater 1 (3:00 pm)
Summertime Enjoy the Classics at the Sedona International Film FestivalJane Hudson, a jaunty as well as attractive middle-aged secretary from Akron, Ohio, has finally made it to Venice, Italy, for her long-awaited dream vacation. Never-married Jane is a self-described “independent type” who’s content, or so she claims, to go it mostly alone, armed with her movie camera. Jane soon discovers that even in a city as beautiful and fascinating as Venice, going it alone can still leave one feeling terribly lonely. All that is about to change, starting with a brief encounter at an outdoor café in the Piazza San Marco, where Jane draws the attention of a handsome antiques-shop owner named Renato de Rossi. Summertime was nominated for two Academy Awards.

2/24/12 – All About Eve
Harkins Theater 1 (3:00 pm)
All About Eve2 Enjoy the Classics at the Sedona International Film FestivalAn ambitious young actress tries to take over a star’s career and love life. Aspiring actress Eve Harrington maneuvers her way into the lives of Broadway star Margo Channing, playwright Lloyd Richards and director Bill Sampson. This classic story of ambition and betrayal has become part of American folklore. Bette Davis claims to have based her character on the persona of film actress Talullah Bankhead. Davis’ line “Fasten your seatbelts, it’s going to be a bumpy night” is legendary, but, in fact, all of the film’s dialog sparkles with equal brilliance. All About Eve was nominated for 14 Academy Awards including multiple nominations in the acting categories! Winner of six Oscars including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best Costume Design, Best Sound and Best Supporting Actor for George Sanders.

The Sedona Film Festival runs for nine days and with more than 145 films from features to shorts, documentaries to animation and foreign films to student films,there is something for everybody. For more information or to purchase tickets please visit the Sedona International Film Festival.

 We have only a few rooms left during the festival, make your reservations today before they are all gone!
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Happy Valentine’s Day from Inn of Sedona

Posted on February 14, 2012 by

Happy Valentine’s Day

BW Valentine Happy Valentines Day from Inn of SedonaAll of us at the Best Western PLUS Inn of Sedona wish you a happy Valentine’s Day! We hope you have a lot of fun with your special someone and if you’re a guest of ours looking for some exciting things to do today, stop by and see our concierge for some great ideas!

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Guided Sedona Hikes this Weekend at Red Rock State Park

Posted on February 10, 2012 by

Red Rock State Park
Birding and Geology Hikes this Weekend

RERO minimap 135x150 Guided Sedona Hikes this Weekend at Red Rock State ParkIf you love to hike in Sedona and are interested in the geology of the red rocks, bird watching or a relaxing nature walk, Red Rock State Park is the place for you to be this weekend. There will be Guided “Nature walks” every day, a “Guided Bird Walk” taking place on Saturday the 11th at 9:00 am and a “Guided Geology Hike” taking place on Sunday the 12th at Red Rock State Park. Below you will find a brief description of each hike, if you are interested in taking one or both of these popular Sedona hikes make sure to contact the park about schedule changes or reservations. Call 928.282.6907 or visit Red Rock State Park.

Guided Nature Walk – Everyday (10:00 am – 12:00 pm)
Red Rock State Park gives you the opportunity to join a naturalist and go on a guided nature walk where you will learn more about the riparian ecosystem of Oak Creek and other aspects of the Park. Plants, wildlife, geology, history and archaeology are some of the subjects that may be discussed. Please feel free to ask questions, all the guides at the park go out of their way to answer questions and love for you to be involved in the conversation. The walk last one and a half to two hours.

Guided Bird Walk – 1/11/12 (9:00 am)
Meet up with other bird lovers at the visitors center and enjoy a leisurely stroll through one of the most popular parks in Northern Arizona . Bird enthusiasts can join a naturalist for a “Guided Bird Walk”. Beginners as well as advanced birders are welcome. Rangers recommend that visitors bring their own binoculars. A limited number are available for loan from the Park.

Geology HIke – 1/12/12 (2:00 pm)
Join a volunteer on a guided geology hike and learn why the rocks are red, where they came from, where they are going, and more. This hike includes the Eagle’s Nest Trail for a great view of the Park and surrounding area. It is more than a guided hike! It is an interpretive experience for the beginner as well as advanced geologist, lasting two to two-and-a-half hours, with a 250 feet elevation climb.

We still have a few rooms available for this weekend, to make reservations please click here. Make sure to check out our Sedona Vacation Packages that combine lodging at our Sedona hotel with a variety of Sedona tours and attractions.

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Enjoy a Sedona Sunset Horseback Ride and Save Money!

Posted on February 9, 2012 by

Best Western PLUS Inn Of Sedona
“Horsin’ Around” Sedona Vacation Package

Horsin Around Enjoy a Sedona Sunset Horseback Ride and Save Money!How about taking a beautiful Sedona sunset horseback ride, followed by a delightful ride in a horse drawn wagon to “The Sedona Lookout” where you will be treated to a cowboy cookout with a cowboy entertainer by lantern light and save money at the same time! The Best Western PLUS Inn of Sedona and the M Diamond Ranch have teamed up to give you just that with the ultimate western vacation package “Horsin’ Around“.

“Horsin’ Around“

  • 3 Days / 2 Nights at the Best Western PLUS Inn of Sedona
  • Two Adults for M Diamond Ranch Horseback Ride and Cowboy Cookout which includes: one hour sunset horseback ride, then a ride in a horse-drawn wagon to a very scenic lookout and then a mouth-watering “Cowboy Cookout” with a cowboy entertainer by lantern light, western style!
  • Complimentary Hot Breakfast Buffet each morning of your stay
  • All Packages are priced for Two Adults. Call our Concierge at 800.292.6344 for children or extra adults.
  • Additional nights are available at prevailing rates without amenities of the package
  • For more or to book this package please visit Sedona Vacation Packages

Horseback riding is one of Sedona’s most fun and popular outdoor activities and there is no better place than the M Diamond Ranch, a 100 year old family-run cattle ranch, to experience Sedona by horseback. In fact the M Diamond Ranch provides the only horse back rides permitted by the Coconino National Forest in the Red Rock Ranger District of Sedona and it is the only working ranch in the Sedona area that is open to guests. A real working ranch, M Diamond is truly a taste of the old west…ENJOY!

See You in Sedona!

 

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Visiting the Sedona Arts Center

Posted on February 7, 2012 by

Sedona Arts Center
“To nurture creativity, learning and sharing through arts education and artistic development”

Sedona Arts Center Visiting the Sedona Arts CenterIf you love to explore and be surrounded by art, the Sedona Art Center is the place for you. As the hub of the creative Sedona artist community, they offer new exciting exhibits every month, with artist receptions during 1st Friday Evening in the Galleries, free “Artists Demonstrations”, art workshops and more! This month (February 2012) the Sedona Arts Center is offering two exciting exhibits: “Reflective Light” Exhibition (through February 29th) & “A Sense of Place” – the Field Expeditions Exhibition (through February 15th).

  • Sedona arts center 1 Visiting the Sedona Arts CenterThe “Reflective Light” Exhibition in the Fine Art Gallery features five wonderful artists varying in styles and mediums: Susan Kilewer, Jane Newman, Karen Puckett and Vince Fazio.
  • “A Sense of Place” – the Field Expeditions Exhibition taking place in the Special Exhibition Gallery take you across the globe with the works of students and instructors from field expeditions over the past two years both nationally and internationally.”Art gives us the gift of delving in at a deeper level than the mere tourist. Through various mediums we look harder at the details and distill from the experience – images – that become the quintessential and personal memory of that day and of that particular sense of place” – Sedona Arts Center.

 There are also still three free “Artist Demonstrations” Taking place this month.

  • 02/09/12 – Susan Kliewer (Sculpture, Oil)
    Time: 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
  • 02/11/12 – Vince Fazio (Oil)
    Time: 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
  • 02/16/12 – Jane Newman (Oil)
    Time: 1:00 pm – 3:00 am

The Sedona Arts Center is located at 15 Art Barn Road in Sedona, Arizona. If you are a guest of our hotel we will be more than happy to bring you to the Arts Center in our free about town Sedona Shuttle. To learn more about all the Arts Center can offer you please vsit the Sedona Arts Center.

Inn of Sedona view Visiting the Sedona Arts Center We are offering some great Sedona hotel deals that will save you money on your stay at the Inn of Sedona that also include a popular Sedona tour or attractions. To see how to save money  on your Sedona Vacation please visit the Best Western Plus Inn of Sedona Vacation Packages.

 

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Arizona Archaeology & Heritage Awareness Month this March

Posted on February 3, 2012 by

Arizona Archaeology & Heritage Awareness Month
Events all Month Long, all Throughout Arizona!

AZ Archaeology Heritage Awareness Arizona Archaeology & Heritage Awareness Month this MarchFor those of you interested in Arizona Archaeology and Heritage the month of March is the perfect time for you to visit our fine state. There will be events taking place all over the state during  Arizona Archaeology & Heritage Awareness Month, at Arizona State Parks, National Monuments, Historical sites and Arizona Museums.

The kick of event for this celebration is the Arizona Archaeology & poster AAH Arizona Archaeology & Heritage Awareness Month this MarchHeritage Expo (An Official AZ Centennial Event) taking place in Phoenix, Arizona on the lawns in front of the Senate and House buildings at the Arizona State Capitol. This expo is free and open to the public. This event will offers you new insights into Arizona’s many prehistoric, historic, and contemporary cultures, and will help instill a sense of stewardship for our state’s fragile and nonrenewable heritage resources. Know that is a great way to kick off such an important event!

You can find a full listing of events taking place during Arizona Archaeology & Heritage Awareness Month by clicking here. Below you will find some highlighted events taking place in the Sedona area including Flagstaff, Camp Verde and the Grand Canyon but for a full listing for these areas please click here. Events and times could change so please click on the site link for each event.

Camp Verde Area

montezuma 1 Arizona Archaeology & Heritage Awareness Month this MarchMontezuma Castle National Monument, Montezuma Well, and Tuzigoot National Monument
Learn about the Sinagua, a Native American culture that inhabited the Verde Valley between the years 1100-1425. Programs include interpretive talks, guided hikes, and demonstrations, sponsored by the NPS. Please call for times and locations.contact: Case Griffing 928. 567.3322, ext 230.

Verde Valley Archaeology Fair
“Learn about archaeology through exhibits, demonstrations and lectures”
March 24th & 25th, 2012
AZ Archaeology Arizona Archaeology & Heritage Awareness Month this MarchThe Verde Valley Archaeology Fair is a new event with its inauguration during Arizona Archaeology Awareness Month in March 2012. The Fair features exhibits, demonstrations, a “archaeology for kids” area, and an International Archaeology Film Festival featuring archaeology documentaries from Germany, France, Brazil, Latvia, Australia and the United States. The Fair will include an American Indian Art Show.

V Bar V Heritage Site
V Bar V Archaeology Discovery Days
March 24th & 25th, 2012
Heritage Days Arizona Archaeology & Heritage Awareness Month this MarchLearn about ancient Indian cultures of the Southwest by watching demonstrations of, and getting hands-on experience with, ancient technologies, including making fire by friction, weaving yucca fiber sandals, firing pottery, throwing with atlatls, and flint-knapping. Taste traditional foods including piki bread, parched corn, acorn stew, and others. Enjoy watching the Yavapai Apache Bird Dancers and Gourd Singers perform. See over 1,000 beautiful petroglyphs. $5.00 Red Rock Pass or equivalent entrance fee required per vehicle.

Fort Verde State Historic Park

  • Workshop: How to Make Adobe Bricks
    March 3rd, 17th & 31st (11:00 am & 3:00 pm)
    Bring your family to Fort Verde to learn how to make adobe bricks and tour through the four remaining historic adobe buildings, fully furnished with period artifacts.
  • Living History Presentations & Guided Tours Fort Verde Arizona Archaeology & Heritage Awareness Month this March
    March 10th & 24th,2012 (10:00 am – 3:00 pm)
    Take a stroll along Officer’s Row with a docent as they lead guided tours through the historic homes! Living history presentations will be available.
  • Open House: George Hance House
    March 10th, 2012 (10:00 am – 3:00 pm)
    George W. Hance arrived in the Verde Valley in 1869, and was later appointed the first Postmaster of Camp Verde. Built in 1916, The George Hance House is located at Fort Verde State Historic Park. Information on the history of George Hance and the house will be available, along with an historical interpretation will (at 12:30 pm).

Flagstaff Area

Museum of Northern Arizona
Program: “Discovery 2nd Saturday at MNA: Archaeology”
March 10th, 2012
Museum of NA Arizona Archaeology & Heritage Awareness Month this MarchExplore past native cultures by examining artifacts and participating in hands-on demonstrations. Docent-led activities for children of all ages. Museum of Northern Arizona, 3101 N. Fort Valley Rd. Program included with regular Museum admission.

 

Riordan Mansion State Historic Park
“Helluva Way to Treat a Soldier: The Desecration and Salvage of a Frontier Post Cemetery”
March 12, 2012
Join Archaeologist, Kimberly Spurr and learn about Fort Craig and its role in the Indian Wars of the late 19th century. Long after being decommissioned, the post cemetery was the target of illegal excavations that desecrated numerous historic military graves. Joint efforts by archaeologists and law enforcement resulted in recovery, identification, and reburial of all with full military honors.

Walnut Canyon National Monument
Discovery Hike: Walk with an Archaeologist
March 13th, 2012 (10:00 am)
Walnut Canyon Arizona Archaeology & Heritage Awareness Month this MarchTake a hike with an archaeologist in the footsteps of people who lived at Walnut Canyon more than 700 years ago. Peer into their homes, cliff dwellings built deep within canyon walls. The his is 2-3 miles long; bring water, hat, and hiking boots.

Wupatki National Monument
Archaeology Day Camp
March 24th,2012 (10:00 am and 1:30 pm)
WUPA wukoki photo1 Arizona Archaeology & Heritage Awareness Month this MarchSpend time with archaeologists and learn about archaeology through fun, hands-on activities designed for children ages 8-12. Space is limited; reservations are required cal 928.679.2365.. Bring water, sunscreen, hat, snacks, and sturdy shoes.

 

 Grand Canyon

Grand Canyon National Park
Archeology Day Celebration
March 24th, 2012 (10:00 am – 4:00 pm)
grandcanyon 23 Arizona Archaeology & Heritage Awareness Month this MarchVisitors will learn about the people who lived at Grand Canyon long ago and gain an understanding about the work of archaeologists and what can be learned from their research. Archeology Day will feature a series of special activities at Grand Canyon National Park Visitor Center, including opportunities for visitors to try their hands at making clay pinch pots and split-twig figurines, making petroglyph scratch art, as well as “sifting for artifacts” then trying to identify what is found and hypothesizing what they might have been used for. The event will also include a special Evening Program speaker. All of the Park’s Archeology Day activities are offered free of charge, but Park entrance fees still apply.

Sedona

Red Rock State Park
Hands-on Demonstrations & Lectures
Red Rock State Park Arizona Archaeology & Heritage Awareness Month this MarchThroughout the month of March Red Rock State park will offer hands-on demonstrations & Lectures. Roy Juliano will teach early survival methods that include weaving sandals made from yucca fiber. Al Cornell will demonstrate prehistoric methods of fire starting, and Bob Sizemore will teach dart throwing with an atlatl, an earlier form of the bow and arrow; you can even participate in throwing this hunting weapon. For dates & times please visit Red Rock State Park or call 928. 282.6907

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Enjoy the Arts this Weekend in Sedona & Jerome, Arizona

Posted on February 2, 2012 by

Weekend of Art in Northern Arizona
1st Friday Evening in the Galleries & Jerome Art Walk

Enjoy a Sedona getaway this weekend and enjoy amazing works of art and mingle with some of the artists at Sedona’s 1st Friday Evening in the Galleries and the Jerome Art Walk! Both events feature artists varying in techniques, mediums and concepts that will spark your imagination and warm your soul. Below you will find a brief description of both events, hope to see you in Sedona!

02/03/12 – 1st Friday Evening in the Galleries

02/03/12 – 1st Friday Evening in the Galleries
“Exploring the Art of Sedona”
logo sedonagalleryassoc1 Enjoy the Arts this Weekend in Sedona & Jerome, ArizonaSpend your evening on February 3rd, between 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm, exploring the wonderful world of art in Sedona. Venture from gallery to gallery attending artist’s receptions and exhibits. For your convenience the Sedona Trolley provides free transportation to the galleries and we will be more than happy to shuttle our Best Western guests down to Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village, where many of the galleries participate in this special event. To see the special events taking place at the participating Sedona Galleries, or to learn more about this event, please visit the Sedona Gallery Association.

Jerome Art Walk
Arizona’s Art Destination
Jerome Art Walk1 Enjoy the Arts this Weekend in Sedona & Jerome, ArizonaLet the exploration of art continue on Saturday with the Jerome Art Walk. Just in time for Valentine’s Day, the 26 galleries and studios of Jerome will be brimming over with visual delights. There will be plenty of chocolate, music and good conversation at this vibrant event.Take the convenient Jerome shuttle throughout the town to visit the galleries and studios, or start your self guided walk at the Old Jerome High School. The festivities are from 5:00 to 8:00 pm. For more information talk to our Concierge, or visit the Jerome Art Walk.

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If you are planning to come to Sedona for this First Friday Evening in the Galleries make sure to check out some of our Sedona Vacation Packages and save up to 20%! Have a great time in Sedona!

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Have fun in Sedona learning Arizona History

Posted on January 31, 2012 by

Sedona Heritage Museum
“Arizona History and Hi-Jinx”

SHS MikePeach Have fun in Sedona learning Arizona HistoryIf you are a history buff who loves to laugh while you learn and are going to be in Sedona, Arizona February 4th, 2012 we have an event for you! The Sedona Heritage Museum located in the Jordan Historical Park at 735 Jordan Road in Uptown Sedona, is ready to delight you with their family friendly show “Arizona History and Hi-Jinx” featuring local actor Michael Peach.

This is not your ordinary history lesson, Michael is an expert at tickling your funny bone while teaching you about Arizona’s road to Statehood. He truly turns humor, song, cowboy poetry, and historical narrative into an informative and entertaining experience.The cost of the show is only $6 and last for an hour. After the show you should check out the Current Exhibit – “Arizona 100 Years of Statehood”, you won’t be disappointed! For more information about this Sedona event or upcoming events at the museum please visit the Sedona Heritage Museum.

The Sedona Marathon, 1st Friday Evening in the Galleries and the Jerome Art Walk are also happening the same weekend, and rooms are filling up fast! We have a few rooms left but they will be gone soon. Make your reservations at the Best Western Plus Inn of Sedona Today.

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