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Gary Every

Three recent events show poetry is vital part of our community

Poetry is alive and well in Sedona and the Verde Valley, exemplified by events over the last week. At the dedication on Monday, Jan. 26, of longtime Sedona sculptor James Muir’s work, “Call of the Canyon” at the northern terminus...

Sedona poet laureate aids past, present and future of poetry

Gary Every sat in front of Christa Badorek’s lower elementary school class at Sedona Charter School on Dec. 10, reciting to them his rendition of “‘Twas the Night Before Christmas” — Sedona style. “What do my wandering eyes see appear...

‘Every’ little thing he does is magic

Gary Every spent Monday, April 21, as the Artist in the Classroom for Sedona Red Rock High School digital photography teacher Cindy Wilmer, where he presented his program “Capturing the Light” and discussed the artistic and business sides of...

Judges select Sedona’s first Poets Laureate: Gary Every and Anya Blue Lior

Gary Every and Anya Blue Lior, a 16-year-old sophomore at Verde Valley School, will soon be named the city of Sedona’s two keepers of the written word when they will be appointed to two-year terms as Sedona poet laureate...

7 poets vie for the title of Sedona Poet Laureate 

Community Library Sedona hosted the second of four scored poetry readings in the competition to become the first Sedona Poet Laureate on Wednesday, April 16, with performances by Poet Laureate finalists Martha Entin, Gary Every, Clint Frakes, Camille LeFevre...

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