The city of Sedona Parks and Recreation Department’s Summer Cinema Series will resume free weekly screenings on Fridays at 8 p.m. during the month of June of beloved movies at the Posse Grounds Pavilion.
“It’s a beautiful evening under the...
Jim “JJ” Thompson was the Sedona area’s first permanent white settler in 1876 when he established a residence in Indian Gardens in Oak Creek Canyon, a name he personally bestowed upon his homestead. The tale goes that he “discovered”...
Two Verde Valley attractions have made it into the top ten finalists for the title of “Best Small-Town Museum” in the annual USA Today Readers’ Choice Awards. The Sedona Heritage Museum in Uptown is in the top three finalists...
The Sedona Heritage Museum is hanging its historical stockings up with care, along with other holiday decorations as it prepares for three weeks of upcoming Christmas programing. Its festivities kick off with a free event this Saturday, Dec. 9,...
“A lot of people say this is the best-kept secret in town,” volunteer coordinator Jean Imler said in the Oct. 21, 1998 edition of the Sedona Red Rock News when discussing the opening of the Jordan Historical Park and...
Ukrainian exchange students Milana “Mila” Ovcharenko, 17, and Svitlana Shatrukova, 16, are scheduled to return home next month after...
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