arts and culture

SIFF looks at 2026 festival’s impact from theatergoers

After the red carpet has been rolled up and the end credits have rolled on hundreds of the world's best independent movies, the dollars spent remain circulating in Sedona's economy. The 32nd annual Sedona International Film Festival wrapped up its...

Will White will strive to enable the voice of Haydn

The Sedona Symphony has selected its new artistic director for the upcoming 2025-26 season and hopefully beyond: William C. White, since 2018 the conductor of the Harmonia orchestra and chorus in Seattle. Selection A composer as well as a...

Frontiere Pavilion at Cultural Park not at risk of collapse

The city of Sedona’s new consulting report on the structural integrity of the Georgia Frontiere Performing Arts Pavilion at the Sedona Cultural Park has concluded that most of the structure remains in good condition and is suit able for...

Sedona Ballet to host choreography retreat June 11-20

Sedona Ballet will be collaborating with Ballet Arizona to host the first Sedona Choreography Retreat at the Sedona Performing Arts Center from Wednesday, June 11, through Friday, June 20, including a master class for local dance students, rehearsals of...

Summer starts with on-stage frolics at dance showcase

The Sedona Dance Academy held its annual spring showcase at the Barbara Antonsen Memorial Pavilion at Posse Grounds Park on Sunday, May 18. Several routines for the younger dancers reflected the thematic material of the music, with the junior...

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City puts dumpsters in six flood-damaged areas

The city of Sedona has been working with Waste Management to put dumpsters in areas with flood damage and...

Poké-mania: Kids choose fun and connection in afterschool club

Athena Graham surveys her cards like a general inspecting her troops. The next move she makes will be critical....
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