Georgia Frontiere Performing Arts Pavilion

7 respond to RFI for Sedona Cultural Park

The Sedona amphitheater's personal ad drew seven replies. Now an eight-person working group of seven city staffers and a member of the business community gets to vet the prospects before Sedona City Council tentatively hears its findings, Tuesday, Dec....

Fultz, Buillet, Hauserman, Dunn discuss wins

Incoming mayor, council members discuss PBA that could end need for quadrennial ‘home rule’ election Sedona Vice Mayor Brian Fultz is set to get a promotion from the voters and be seated in November as the next elected mayor of Sedona following...

Ross and entertainment veterans group working on pavilion plan

The Amphitheater Action Group, an ad-hoc group of Sedona entertainment-industry veterans, is also working to draft its own business plan for the abandoned Georgia Frontiere Performing Arts Pavilion at the Sedona Cultural Park, as the city solicits private partners to investigate...

Amphitheater seeks partner

Council OKs SCP 2.0's letter asking for plans to revive 5,500-seat outdoor venue The Sedona amphitheater is seeking a partner for a serious long-term commitment, music is a must. The Sedona City Council unanimously approved a non-binding letter of intent with...

Voters will decide park’s fate

Sedona City Council will not appeal court ruling on Cultural Park initiative Proposition 403, the Sedona Cultural Park Preservation Act initiative, will appear on the Tuesday, July 21, ballot after Sedona City Council voted unanimously, 6-0, not to appeal the...

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Sedona Fire District looking for historical photos

Residents’ memories of station to be incorporated in new Station 4 Sedona’s firefighters have been saving lives and properties for...

West Sedona School’s Wildcat Carnival is back with fun

PTA's event on Saturday aims to raise more than $27K for students The West Sedona School PTA's Wildcat Carnival is...
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