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Posted in Arizona on Mar 3rd, 2010
Dear Arizona Travel,
My wife and I will be visiting Sedona in April, and then will spend a few days on the South Rim. I want to go ahead of her by a day to do some hiking and would like to find out if there is a bus or shuttle service from Sedona to the [...]
Posted in Arizona on Feb 15th, 2010
Individual tickets for shows in the Sedona Film Festival went on sale today, Monday February 15, 2010. Over 125 films will be featured this week with special guest speakers like Michael Moore in addition to Festival favorites like the screenwriting workshops and Sedona Green Event.
Show tickets are selling out quickly, so make sure [...]
Posted in Arizona on Aug 11th, 2009
A visit to Sedona is not complete without a day at the Sedona Golf Resort. From recreational golfers to avid golfers, Sedona Golf Resort offers you an experience like no other. It’s a privilege to behold the beauty of every hole. The course is relatively short with its 6,646 yards from the tips, but the [...]
Posted in Arizona on Jul 23rd, 2009
Do you know an outstanding volunteer, nonprofit organization, business or philanthropist whose efforts support nonprofits in the greater Sedona area? Honor your pick with a nomination for the 2009 Spirit of Sedona Awards, presented by the Sedona Community Foundation.
This year’s award recipients will be recognized at SCF’s 2009 Spirit of Sedona Awards and Grant Presentation, [...]
Posted in Arizona on Jul 23rd, 2009
This month, our guest spiritual contributor from Sedona, Greg Drambour, shares some of his personal experiences and muses on his relationship with the red rocks of Arizona. If you’re local (or from nearby southern Utah like me, or one of our Four Corners area neighbors) I have a feeling you’ll totally relate to the pop-culture [...]
Posted in Arizona on Jun 11th, 2009
Have you ever gone on vacation and experienced a great spa treatment, exhilarating hike or profound relaxation? If you’re like me, you’ve said, “I could totally LIVE here. I feel so good. I am going to continue _________ (hiking, relaxing, taking care of my skin/body/health) when I get home.” And I’ll bet you felt this [...]
Posted in Arizona on May 30th, 2009
The Verde Valley Chapter of the Arizona Archaeological Society announced that tickets are
now available for films and concerts during its first annual Festival of Native American
Culture to be held from June 5 through 13, 2009, at the Red Rock District Visitor Center, south
of the Village of Oak Creek and at the Sedona Visitor Center in [...]
Posted in Arizona on May 19th, 2009
Eclectic 3.0: The Roads Less Traveled from Ross Ching on Vimeo.
Check out this in-FREAKING-credible video. The time-lapse photography is mind-blowing and the whole viewing experience is so neat, I just had to share it. Definitely hit the view full screen icon and turn up the volume on your speakers… the music is great and [...]
Posted in Arizona on May 8th, 2009
Looking for a place to honor your mom this weekend? Check out these Mother’s Day Weekend activities around Arizona.
Sedona
Mother’s Day Brunch at Joey Bistro:
May 10
“Mama mia”… those will be the only two words you’ll be able to speak after celebrating an incredible Mother’s Day at Joey Bistro, thanks to an exquisite menu planned and prepared [...]
Posted in Arizona on May 8th, 2009
Okay, that sounds like a mother’s advice. And maybe that’s fitting, with Mother’s Day approaching this weekend.
But what this post, another installment from guest blogger, Gregory Drambour, is encouraging locals and Sedona visitors to do is learn from all the great messages we’ve heard in our lives – our mothers’ lectures (”Be responsible!”), the Golden [...]
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