JOYOGA with Iala - Sedona Rouge Resort and Spa
Daily at 8:00 - 9:00 am
Sedona Rouge Hotel and Spa, located at 2250 W Hwy 89A in West Sedona is pleased to announce daily yoga classes. Classes are from 8 - 9 a.m. every day with Iala.
Iala is a very experienced, professional, loving and joyful instructor - we know you will enjoy your time with her. JOYOGA classes are expansive, inspiring, motivating and energizing.
For the summer months, classes will be held outdoors around our pool. Classes are $10 each. We encourage locals to join and have a special package rate of 10 classes for $80. Open to all.
Wake up in a whole new way with yoga in the fresh air. Please meet Iala in the Sedona Rouge lobby. For more information, call Iala at 928-274-1323 or visit www.sedonaredrocktours.com.
Sedona by Starlight presented by the Institute of EcoTourism
Spring/Summer: Mondays 7:55 to 9:30pm but times vary due to weather and nightfall. Dates and times subject to change and cancellation. Call ahead to confirm.
Tour the heavenly stars and beyond with professional field astronomer, and astro scenic photographer Dennis Young (The Sirius Looker) Over 2 decades of experience.
View the night skies and learn the story of the stars and planets with astronomer Dennis Young. 90 minutes. This month's (May) highlight is
M-13 constellation of Hercules. This cluster of 1 million stars is about 11 billion years old!!! Dennis will meet you in the Los Abrigados lobby at 7:55 pm ILX
Call Ahead! - TIME VARIES DUE TO WEATHER & NIGHTFALL
See the cosmos up close through 'GIANT' custom built scopes. The solar system, galactic star clusters, super novas, and galaxies are just a few celestial objects well within reach of this stargazing tour.
The Star Tour is told in a very casual, laymen's understanding of how the Universe seems to be unfolding. Constellations and planets are pointed out as well as our Universe like you have never seen before.
$25.00 Public
$20.00 for ILX Resort Guests
Donate online at www.ioet.org/events.php or please call 928-282-2720 to reserve space!
Desert Wildlife presented by the Institute of EcoTourism
Tuesdays 3:30pm - 4:30pm. Dates and times subject to change and cancellation. Call ahead to confirm.
Join various wildlife educators for an interactive, informative hour. Various critters will be on site and may even allow you to handle them.
Learn about their habitats, behaviors and often misunderstood characteristics. This presentation will answer many of your wildlife questions and may even open you up to seeing wildlife in a whole new way!
Free to the Public
Please call 928-282-2720 to confirm and reserve your space! Or visit www.ioet.org/events.php to donate online.
Geology of the Sedona Red Rocks presented by the Institute of EcoTourism
Mondays 10:15 - 10:45 am. Dates and times subject to change and cancellation. Call ahead to confirm.
Take a trip millions of years back into the past with geologist Howard Green of Redstone Tours, to a time when coastal floodplains, immense deserts of dunes, warm tropical seas and massive volcanoes predominated the region. Gain an understanding how these past environments express themselves in rock formations and ultimately formed Sedona's magnificent landscape!
Free to the Public
Please call 928-282-2720 to confirm and reserve your space! Or visit www.ioet.org/events.php to donate online.
Scientific Sedona Vortex Information presented by the Institute of EcoTourism
Mondays 1:00 - 2:15 pm. Dates and times subject to change and cancellation. Call ahead to confirm.
A scientific and spiritual explanation of vortexes with directions to Sedona's nine most powerful sites with MIT Trained Scientist - Pete Sanders
Mondays 1:00pm - 2:15pm
$15.00 Public
Free to ILX Resort Guests
Please call 928-282-2720 to confirm and reserve your space! Or visit www.ioet.org/events.php to donate online.
"Take Sedona Home" Workshop presented by the Institute of EcoTourism
Thursdays 10:30 to 11:30am. Dates and times subject to change and cancellation. Call ahead to confirm.
Your healthy and rejuvenating vacation doesn't have to end here in Sedona! Join professional life and wellness coach, Danny Fitzpatrick, in this experiential workshop that teaches you how to keep your renewed level of balance and optimal health even after you get home.
$10.00 per Guest - Public Welcome!
Donate online at www.ioet.org/events.php or please call 928-282-2720 to reserve space!
Poker Night at Stakes & Sticks Sports Bar & Celebrity Grill
Every Wednesday Night
Experience Sedona's best sports bar and grill, which features a creative menu and serves premium cocktails, while the guests enjoy sports action and horse racing from one of 20 flat screen TV's in the restaurant and bar.
Stakes & Sticks is located at the Los Abrigados Resort & Spa at 160 Portal Lane, Sedona. Call (928) 204-7849 for more details.
Karaoke Night with Bobby Russell -- Stakes & Sticks Sports Bar and Celebrity Grill
Every Thursday Night
Experience Sedona's best sports bar and grill, which features a creative menu and serves premium cocktails, while the guests enjoy sports action and horse racing from one of 20 flat screen TV's in the restaurant and bar.
Stakes & Sticks is located at the Los Abrigados Resort & Spa at 160 Portal Lane, Sedona. Call (928) 204-7849 for more details.
First Friday in the Galleries
First Friday of Every Month
First Friday in the Galleries
Visitors and locals alike flock to this Art Walk on the First Friday of every month from 5-8 pm. Seventeen galleries participate having exhibitions, artists receptions, live music, wine tastings, artist talks and demonstrations. The delightful Sedona Trolley runs complimentary from 5-8:30 so it is easy to get around to the galleries.
Check each gallery's website for information on individual exhibitions and artists receptions.
This event happens each month 12 times a year, all year long. Specials are offered throughout the year such as the Art of Gold drawing for a $1000 gift certificate.
Red Rock State Park Weekly Programs
March 01 to December 31
First of many wonderful programs from Red Rock State Park:
Guided Bird Walk:
Join in on the naturalist-led walk on Wednesdays and Saturdays. For the beginner as well as the advanced bird enthusiast. Bring your own binoculars. A limited number of binoculars are available for loan from the park. The walks begin at 9 a.m. (winter hours).
Guided Nature Walk:
At 10 a.m. daily, visitors can join a naturalist on a guided nature walk, lasting one and a half to two hours, which will introduce them to the riparian ecosystem of Oak Creek and other aspects of the park. Plants, wildlife, geology, history and archaeology are some of the subjects that may be discussed. Depending upon weather conditions, on Saturdays this hike may include the Eagle's Nest Trail.
Special Program:
At 2 p.m. daily, the park hosts either a guest speaker or a ranger/naturalist-led activity of approximately one hour. Programs may include a nature-hike, a special presentation or an educational/nature video. This program may be an indoor or outdoor activity.
Geology Hike:
Second Sunday of each month (excluding June-August) at 2:00 pm. Why are the rocks red? Where do the rocks come from? Where are they going? On one of our most popular hikes, a park volunteer will escort visitors on a guided hike discussing the geology of the area. This hike includes the Eagle's Nest trail for a great view of the park and the surrounding area. More than just a guided hike, this is an interpretive experience for the beginner as well as advanced geologist. The hike lasts for 2-2½ hours and has a 250-foot elevation climb. Enjoy an afternoon with a knowledgeable volunteer guide who will explain the rock formations that create the scenic backdrop of Red Rock State Park.
Sunset Hikes:
On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays during June, July and August join Park volunteers for a Sunset Hike along Red Rock State Park’s beautiful trails. The hikes start from the Visitor Center at 6 p.m.
Moonlight Hike:
April – October. (Dates and start times vary, contact the park for information.) An unforgettable experience, Red Rock State Park’s very popular Moonlight Hike includes a naturalist-led interpretive hike on the park’s beautiful trails. Enjoy the sunset and moonrise from an overlook and return by the light of the moon. The hike lasts for approximately 2 to 2-2½ hours, has an elevation climb of 200-250 feet and covers 2 miles. Dress comfortably, wear appropriate hiking shoes, and bring water, a flashlight and insect spray. This hike is held only one night each month from April through October and requires reservations. Start times vary. Please contact the park.
Red Rock Theater:
The Red Rock State Park theater features the “Natural Wonders of Sedona – Timeless Beauty” film. This movie reveals why Arizona’s Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon were voted “the Most Beautiful Places in America” by USA Weekend. The film has phenomenal aerial scenes, wildlife close-ups, prehistoric Indian ruins, and much more. Program is presented on request throughout the day.
About The Park:
Red Rock State Park is located on Lower Red Rock Loop Road off Highway 89-A, southwest of Sedona. Call (928) 282-6907.
Admission to the park is $6 per vehicle (up to four adults - additional adults $2) and $2 each for pedestrians, equestrians and bicyclists.
Hours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Visitor Center: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Call 928-282-6907 for current information and restrictions.
Voices of the Verde
First Saturday of Every Month
The Sedona Heritage Museum is proud to present Michael Peach in a performance of “Voices of the Verde”. This presentation begins at 1:30 pm on every FIRST Saturday of EVERY month at the Sedona Heritage Museum. In his 50+ minute presentation, Mike weaves humor, song, cowboy poetry, and historical narrative into an informative and entertaining experience. He brings to life, General George Crook, Bear Howard, Jim and Margaret Thompson, and other pioneers and characters of the area’s past. Learn about the greater Sedona area’s unique history and be entertained at the same time. Mike is a professional actor and certified history interpretor. While at the Museum, be sure to view the current special exhibits.
Sedona Heritage Museum
Phone: 928-282-7038
735 Jordan Road, Sedona AZ
Directions: Hwy 89A into Uptown Sedona. North on Jordan Road. Museum is on the left.
Note: $6/person, children under 12 free. Museum admission separate.
Event Time: 1:30pm
Walt Flory and Selywin Reams Live at The Bistro Bella Terra
Every Friday and Saturday
Walt Flory and Selywin Reams Live at The Bistro Bella Terra
The Walt Flory and Selwyin Reams Jazz Duo Performs Live at The Bistro Bella Terra Every Friday and Saturday Night from 6:30 to 9:30pm. No Cover Charge.
Enjoy The Bistro Bella Terra's Romanza Hour at the Bar Every Day from 4 to 7 pm.
For More Information, Phone The Bistro Bella Terra at 928-203-7771.
101 North Hwy 89A, Suite F29, Sedona AZ
Directions: The Bistro Bella Terra is Conveniently Located in the Shops at the Hyatt Pinon Pointe in Uptown Sedona on the Corner of Hwy 89A and Hwy 179.
Time: 6:30pm
Dates:
every Friday
every Saturday
Climate Lessons from the Grand Canyon
April 01
Carl Bowman will summarize the major climate events of the Grand Canyon’s long geologic past. He’ll also discuss some of the changes we could see in the coming century as greenhouse gases change our climate yet again. What can we learn from the past and will that knowledge help us in the near future?
Grand Canyon Rangers: Conversations on the Edge Lecture Series features specialists from Grand Canyon National Park’s Division of Science and Resource Management speaking about the National Park Service’s work to monitor, manage and preserve Grand Canyon’s natural and cultural resources for present and future generations.
The lecture is free and open to the public and will be held at the Cline Library, Northern Arizona College. The library is located at the intersection of Knoles Drive and McCreary Road. Parking is available to the west of the library (Lot P13 on Riordan Road).
The Grand Canyon Association, Grand Canyon National Park and Cline Library are proud to present the Grand Canyon Rangers: Conversations on the Edge Lecture Series in Flagstaff. The Grand Canyon Association is a nonprofit, educational organization supporting Grand Canyon National Park since 1932.
For information call the Grand Canyon Association at (928) 638-7033, or visit us on the Web at www.grandcanyon.org.
Heart Awakening Retreat
April 02 to April 05
The Heart Awakening Retreat will help you to reconnect with your spirit, open your heart, awaken your full potential, and regenerate your being. Take a journey home, to where the heart is, with these enchantingly beautiful and powerful chants led with Kathy Zavada's exquisitely pure and soulful voice full of devotion, in Sanskrit and English, in a call and response style accompanied by sweet piano music. Experience the deep silence and company of your own soul as Sarah McLean expertly leads you into deep meditations where you can truly experence who you really are. immerse yourself for four days of uplifting music and chanting, deep silent meditations, gentle yoga practices, and nourishing time in nature, you'll be able to rest into the gentle support in all we share as we deepen our awareness of our true nature at one of the most enticing desert hideaways in Arizona – magical Sedona. Immerse yourself for four days of uplifting music and chanting, deep silent meditations, gentle yoga practices, and nourishing time in nature, you'll be able to rest into the gentle support in all we share as we deepen our awareness of our true nature at one of the most enticing desert hideaways in Arizona – magical Sedona.
Retreat Fee:
Early Registration, 45 days in advance, $345 per person
Full Registration, $395
To Register: call 928.204.0067.
Accommodations, some meals, and transportation are not included retreat fee.
Kathy Zavada Live
April 03 to April 04
Enjoy a rare opportunity to hear the etheric voice of singer songwriter Kathy Zavada live accompanied by sweet piano music. "Kathy Zavada's divine, exquisite music can open a locked heart, awaken a sleeping spirit and transform a wayward soul" says Brad Faym, Program Director, PBS. Kathy is often invited to sing for her spiritual teacher
Mata Amritanandamayi, the hugging saint and her CD's have appeared on Amazon.com's Top 10. You can hear her music at www.KathyZavada.com. The concert is held at a private retreat setting in the red rocks of Sedona. Call 928 -204-0067 for reservations & directions. $20.
Jazz with the Phoenix Symphony
April 05
Get “In the Mood” for swing with Arizona’s premier symphony! The Phoenix Symphony, under Lawrence Golan’s baton, will play standards and favorites from Artie Shaw, Benny Goodman and Tommy Dorsey, and paint a vibrantly romantic picture with Duke Ellington’s symphonic masterpiece Night Creature. The symphony’s lead trombonist Kim Ohlemeyer will perform the new Concerto for Jazz Trombone and Orchestra by Richard Hill & Chris Barber and percussionist Steve Fitch will perform Harold Farberman’s Concerto for Jazz Drummer and Orchestra.
www.phoenixsymphony.org
Del E. Webb Center for the Performing Arts, 928-684-6624. 7:30pm
1090 S Vulture Mine Rd, Wickenburg AZ
Note: $38 Adults, $5 Students
Living History
April 08
Every year, the Sedona Heritage Museum presents a series of Living History talks. Kathy Pendley Shaw, descendant of pioneer Pendley family will speak on "The History of The Pendley Family and Their Homestead " The Pendley place is now Slide Rock State Park. Speakers will include descendants of pioneers, long-time residents with historical stories to share or other story-tellers about history. Topics range from personal memories to comprehensively researched historical themes, events or places. Meet the speakers over refreshments after the talk. Sometimes there is a book-signing or other special activity.
Sedona Heritage Museum, 928-282-7038
735 Jordan Road, Sedona AZ
Directions: North on Jordan Road from Hwy 89A in Uptown. About 5-6 blocks. On left is Museum entry.
Note: Free
Event Time: 9:00am
Clairvoyance: opening the 3rd eye
April 09 to April 11
higherselfdiscovery.com
THE SEDONA CREATIVE LIFE CENTER
333 SCHNEBLY HILL ROAD, SEDONA, AZ
Thursday April 9th
7:30pm – 9:30pm
Clairvoyance (clear vision) is a natural soul talent that can be practiced, nurtured and developed for practical use in everyday life – or for use by therapists, psychics, healers, teachers and many other professionals. Craig will teach methods for opening up one's awareness to higher vision in order to receive insight into people, life situations and spiritual dimensions. You will learn methods for opening the third eye, understanding internal imagery, seeing energy with your eyes wide open, and gazing into a portal to higher dimensions.
Explore your ability to direct energy, enhance your spiritual faculties and expand your consciousness in this informative, fun and experiential evening. $10
Psychic Abilities in Everyday Life - Saturday April 11th, 10:30am to 4:30pm
Location to be announced. $125 ($100 if prepaid by 4/1)
Self Discovery Intro – Wed. May 27th 7:30-9:30pm Sedona Creative Life Center $10
Self Discovery – 4 day Empowerment Workshop. May 30 – June 2
Level 1: Sat & Sun May 30 & 31, Level 2: Mon & Tue June 1 & 2 Location to be announced
Register online to receive your two free Guided Meditation CDs and free Booklet with the powerful teachings and techniques that you will use in this workshop. $550 ($500 if prepaid by 5/1) ♦ ($300 for level 1)
Craig Junjulas is a metaphysical teacher, psychic consultant, clinical hypnotherapist and spiritual counselor with over 25 years of professional experience. He is the author of “Psychic Tarot” and “Ian:The Boy.” He is the founder and president of the Sedona Metaphysical Spiritual Association.
For information call: (928) 282-8981 www.higherselfdiscovery.com
Clairvoyance: Opening the 3rd Eye
April 09
Clairvoyance: Opening the 3rd Eye. Workshop with Craig Junjulas. Clairvoyance (clear vision) is a natural soul talent that can be practiced, nurtured and developed for practical use in everyday life – or for use by therapists, psychics, healers, teachers and many other professionals. Craig will teach methods for opening up one's awareness to higher vision in order to receive insight into people, life situations and spiritual dimensions. This workshop will offer practical techniques for developing an enhanced ability to see psychically while being supported by intuitive sensing, the inner voice, and body sensations for verification. You will learn methods for understanding internal imagery, and seeing energy with your eyes wide open. Thursday, April 9, 7:30-9:30 pm in the Sedona Room. Cost $10. For more info call 928-282-8981 or visit www.higherselfdiscovery.com.
Journey to Jerusalem
April 10 to April 12
Travel back in time as crowds gather and the events of Easter weekend will come alive with 50 costumed actors and live animals for the presentation of Journey to Jerusalem, by Potter's Hand Productions. Admission is free. Location of the event to be announced.
For more information visit www.pottershandproductions.com.
Cottonwood Community Band Concert
April 20 to April 21
The Cottonwood Community Band announces concerts in Sedona and Cottonwood. The Spring concert, “People and Places,” will include a wide variety of wonderful music, ranging from classical to contemporary. The band will perform music written by or dedicated to famous composers as well as places of curiosity. Examples include: “An Italian in Algiers,” by Rossini, “Manhattan Beach,” by John Philip Sousa, and medleys of the music of Glenn Miller, Leroy Anderson, and Henry Mancini.
Julie Smith, director of this talented group, obtained her Bachelor's Degree in Music at Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota. Julie has been the music director at Dr. Daniel Bright School in Cottonwood for 22 years. She has been a member of the Cottonwood Community Band since its inception in 1990, playing flute and piccolo. Julie is also a member of Verde Valley Voices, the director of music at Faith Lutheran Church in Cottonwood and an accomplished composer.
The band features musicians of many ages and backgrounds, spanning the Verde Valley. The Cottonwood Community Band is a non-profit organization open to all with any skill on a musical instrument. Admission to the concert is free. Donations are gratefully accepted and are tax deductable.
The Cottonwood concert will be Sunday, April 19 at 3:00 p.m. at the Cottonwood Civic Center in Old Town Cottonwood. The Sedona concert will be Monday, April 20 at 7:00 p.m. at the Sedona Creative Life Center, 333 Schnebly Hill Road. Contact Director, Julie Smith, 300-6863 for more information.
Verde Valley Birding and Nature Festival
April 23 to April 26
Registration for attendance at the 2009 Verde Valley Birding & Nature Festival begins on February 1. The festival will be held at Dead Horse Ranch State Park in Cottonwood. The theme for this year’s event is “The River is the Reason” and will feature field trips, guided walks and presentations focusing on the Verde River.
Many favored events from past years will be included this year, such as the trip to the Grand Canyon to view the famed condors plus lunch at the historic El Tovar Restaurant or a guided canoe trip on the Verde River followed by a catered riverside brunch. New this year is birding on horseback on the state park trails and a just for fun kayak trip down the Verde. The popular Keynote Address and Dessert Reception will feature Jim Burns, Arizona birder, author and photographer. Workshops, exhibits and tradeshow round out the event. Workshops and field trips are led by experts who enthusiastically share their expertise in birding, geology, area history, and other areas of specialization.
Starting February 1, visit www.birdyverde.org to view the offerings and register for field trips, workshops and other activities planned for the festival. The events fill quickly, so register as early as possible to insure spaces will be available. Call Barbie at 928-282-2202 for more information.
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