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SUMMARY:First Friday in the Galleries
DESCRIPTION:On the First Friday of each month\, be a part of the Sedona art scene. Enjoy gallery receptions\, music\, wine tastings and treats\, as you immerse yourself in the work of renowned artists from Sedona and around the world. Meet the artists in-person during these delightful events.
URL:https://mountainmodernsedona.com/event/first-friday-in-the-galleries/2026-04-03
LOCATION:Mountain Modern\, 95 Arroyo Pinon Dr\, Sedona\, AZ\, 83001\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community
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SUMMARY:First Friday in the Galleries
DESCRIPTION:On the First Friday of each month\, be a part of the Sedona art scene. Enjoy gallery receptions\, music\, wine tastings and treats\, as you immerse yourself in the work of renowned artists from Sedona and around the world. Meet the artists in-person during these delightful events.
URL:https://mountainmodernsedona.com/event/first-friday-in-the-galleries/2026-03-06
LOCATION:Mountain Modern\, 95 Arroyo Pinon Dr\, Sedona\, AZ\, 83001\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community
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SUMMARY:2025 Fest Of Fall
DESCRIPTION:Food\, Drinks\, Music\, Games and Family Fun\nJoin us on Saturday\, November 8th from 1pm-8pm at the Posse Grounds Pavilion for the second year city of Sedona’s newest community celebration\, the Fest of Fall! Enjoy all the best aspects of your favorite fall events in one that has it all…the Fest of Fall. \nThis year’s Fest of Fall will include: \n\nFood Trucks of all kinds and flavors\nBeer Tent serving a variety of brews from Dark Sky Brewery (Flagstaff)\nVendors crafters\, Non-Profits\, Educators\, Retail & more…\nPickleball Tournament (Register Here!)\nCornhole Tournament (Register Here!)\n\n4-8pm\, prizes all throughout!\n\n\n\nKid’s Zone join local educators and schools for activities and fun from 1-5pm!\n\n Programming Schedule\n\n1:00-1:30  Free To Be Me Drumming and Family Parade\n2:00-2:30  Magical Michael Steele – Magic & Yo-Yo Tricks\n3:00-3:30  Kid’s Challenge Competitions\, hosted by the RRHS Interact Club\n4:00-4:30  Science Is Fun! brought to you by the Science Vortex of Verde Valley\n\n\nWho’s Going to be there?\n\nSedona Camp – will host a colorful arts and crafts station where children can explore their imagination through hands-on projects inspired by nature\, creativity\, and play. Kids will enjoy creating fun crafts they can take home while connecting with others in a joyful and encouraging environment. Learn more about Sedona Camp\nK.E.E.P. (Kid’s Empowerment Enrichment Program) will offer interactive empowerment and movement activities for all ages—fun\, energetic challenges that help kids build confidence\, teamwork\, and focus. After School Martial Arts Programs | K.E.E.P. After School Program\nSedona Charter School\nRunning River School – will be leading colorful corncobs as a craft for the kids as well as selling handmade beeswax candles. Learn more about Running River School\nScorpion Booster Club – will be hosting a basketball-based interactive activity for the kids!\nToys for Tots – will be distributing information on how families receive assistance for holiday gift giving.\nFresh Pressed Lemonade Stand – Young entrepreneurs will be serving fresh pressed lemonade for sale!\n\n\n\n\nRide Jam @ the Skate Park  2-6pm     Hosted by Unity Ride Shop\n\n2:45 Free Product Giveaway\n3:00 Best Trick\n3:40 Best High Jump\, Best Long Jump\n4:20 12 & Under Best Trick\n4:40 Foot Down Games\nAll Day Fun and Open Skate Party!\n\n\nGaming Center   1-8pm    Hosted by GameOn @ the Hub. Board Games and Demos All Day!\n\n2:00 Learn to play Dungeons & Dragons\n4:00 Paint & Take: Build and paint your own miniature – guided session\n6:00 Learn to Play Dungeons & Dragons\n\n\nMusic\n\nVibe with DJFEELZGOOD and Alexander Sol all day\nLive musical performance from Ryan Biter 3:30-4:30\n\n\n\nThe Fest of Fall\, as with all other City of Sedona Signature Events\, strives to be Low or Zero Waste. To help us achieve this sustainability goal\, please consider some ways to support this initiative: \n\nBring a reusable water bottle! A mobile chilled water refill station will be provided at this event\, and you can enter to win a FREE raffle at the Ripple Effect Booth by showing your reusable water bottle! Winners will receive a Stashers brand reusable food storage bag!\nPlease be sure to properly dispose of any material or food waste. Recycling and composting waste stations are available throughout the event space.\nWalk\, Bike\, Carpool or take Public Transportation to our events. Bike Racks are available nearby the event location!\n\nTake Transit to Fest of Fall\nThere are several options to get to Fest of Fall without having to worry about traffic or parking. Plus\, all event attendees who ride a bike or arrive via any form of public transit will receive a FREE Rider’s Raffle ticket and will be eligible to win a $100 Visa Gift Card! Check out your Transit Options Here \n\nA FREE Event Shuttle will be running ALL DAY for this event\, with pickups 2x per hour to and from the West SR 89A Park & Ride (905 Upper Red Rock Loop Rd) Pickups at the Park & Ride will occur at :15 after and :45 after the hour\, starting at 1:15pm.\nSedona Shuttle Connect can pick you up nearly anywhere within Sedona City Limits (check the map to make sure your location is included) and take you right to the event\, all on your schedule. This On-Demand Public Transit service comes to you for only $2 per rider. Schedule your pickup and drop off now
URL:https://mountainmodernsedona.com/event/2025-fest-of-fall
LOCATION:Mountain Modern\, 95 Arroyo Pinon Dr\, Sedona\, AZ\, 83001\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community
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SUMMARY:Sedona Plein Air Festival
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the 21st Annual Sedona Plein Air Festival\, presented by Sedona Arts Center (SAC)—an immersive celebration of art set against the awe-inspiring red rock landscapes of Sedona\, Arizona. As one of the oldest continuously running plein air festivals in the western United States\, this iconic event brings together master artists from across the country to paint on location and share their talents with the public. \nHeld during Sedona’s most beautiful season\, the festival features a week of outdoor painting\, special exhibitions\, engaging workshops\, and free community events. With 67 years of history\, SAC continues to honor its legacy as the heart of Sedona’s creative community and a cornerstone of its identity as an art colony. \n2025 Festival Schedule\nD.A. Ranch Paint Out\nMonday\, October 20\, 4–7pm\n1901 Dancing Apache Rd\, Cornville\, AZ 86325 \nArtists will paint en plein air in select scenic locations across the breathtaking grounds of D.A. Ranch from 4 to 6 pm. The celebration continues at 6:30 pm with awards and an exclusive art sale featuring these freshly created works. \nNestled between Oak Creek and House Mountain\, D.A. Ranch is a stunning high-desert oasis boasting a historic red barn\, charming farm animals\, lush green pastures\, majestic old-growth trees\, sparkling ponds\, fruitful orchards\, and over 9 acres of estate vineyards. Guests will enjoy exploring this picturesque setting while sampling D.A. Ranch’s fine wines paired with delicious bites from The Tiny Gourmet. \nLimited tickets are available to the public for this unforgettable evening — don’t miss your chance to experience art\, nature\, and exceptional hospitality in one place! \nPurchase Tickets Here  \nArtist Demonstrations\nTuesday\, October 21\, 1–3pm\nSedona Arts Center (SAC) 15 Art Barn Rd\, Sedona\, AZ 86336 \nOn Tuesday\, festival artists will be painting live around the grounds of Sedona Arts Center (SAC). Come watch and be inspired by the talents of: \nBruce Gomez\nHadley Rampton\nRobert Goldman \nJoin us to see plein air painting in action and connect with the artists up close! \nPaint Out at a Private Home\nWednesday\, October 22\, 4–7pm \nArtists will paint en plein air on the grounds of a stunning private residence near Doe Mountain from 4 to 6 pm. The evening continues with awards and an exclusive art sale starting at 6:30 pm. Enjoy wine\, beer\, and delicious bites from The Tiny Gourmet while you mingle with artists and fellow art lovers. \nLimited tickets are available to the public for this intimate and special event. \nPurchase tickets Here \nArtist Demonstrations\nThursday\, October 23\, 1–3pm\nSedona Arts Center (SAC) 15 Art Barn Rd\, Sedona\, AZ 86336 \nFestival artists will be painting en plein air around the grounds of Sedona Arts Center (SAC) throughout the day. Come watch and be inspired by: \nLori Cusik\nBarbara Mulleneaux\nRobin Roberts \nExperience the creative process up close and connect with these talented artists! \nArtist Demonstrations\nFriday\, October 24\, 10am–3pm\nSedona Arts Center (SAC) 15 Art Barn Rd\, Sedona\, AZ 86336 \nFestival artists will be painting en plein air around the grounds of Sedona Arts Center (SAC) throughout the day. Come watch and be inspired by: \nCarol Douglas\nLaura Martinez-Bianco\nCasey Cheuvront \nExperience the creative process up close and connect with these talented artists! \nArtists Awards Reception – with Special Guest Judge Kelly Kane\nSaturday\, October 25\, 4–7pm\nSedona Arts Center (SAC) 15 Art Barn Rd\, Sedona\, AZ 86336 \nCelebrate with us at the festival’s popular Awards Night reception! Enjoy mingling with the artists\, preview and purchase original works created during the week\, and savor light refreshments. \nWatch as the judge announces the prestigious awards—including Best of Show—recognizing outstanding artistry. This festive evening is a perfect chance to connect with the creative community and experience the magic of the Sedona Plein Air Festival. \nArtist Games\, Community Paint Out and Final Sale Day\nSunday\, October 26\, 9:30am–2pm\nSedona Arts Center (SAC) 15 Art Barn Rd\, Sedona\, AZ 86336 \nCelebrate the exciting conclusion of the 21st Sedona Plein Air Festival with a full day of creativity and community! \nArtist Games\, 11am–12pm \nWatch festival artists compete in fun\, fast-paced “games” that showcase their creativity\, adaptability\, and skill. All artwork created during the games will be available for purchase\, with proceeds supporting Sedona Arts Center. \nCommunity Paint Out (Registration begins 9:30 am) \nAll ages and skill levels are welcome to join in this fun\, all-inclusive paint-out on the SAC campus and lower lot. For a $15 registration fee\, participants can create artwork on-site\, sell their finished pieces during the event\, and be considered for prizes. Artists may price and sell their work during the event. A 25% commission on sales will go toward supporting the ongoing mission of Sedona Arts Center. \nTo Register\, Click Here \nRegistered participants will also be eligible for prizes: \n$250 1st Place\n$150 2nd Place\n$50 3rd Place\n5 Honorable Mentions\nFinal Art Sale (10am–2pm) \nDon’t miss your final opportunity to purchase original artwork from the festival\, on view in the Special Exhibitions Gallery and the Theater Studio inside the Art Barn.
URL:https://mountainmodernsedona.com/event/sedona-plein-air-festival
LOCATION:Sedona Arts Center\, 15 Art Barn Road\, Sedona\, AZ\, 86336\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community
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SUMMARY:Sedona Gem & Mineral Show
DESCRIPTION:The 2025 Sedona Gem and Mineral show will be held on the third weekend of October on Saturday the 18th from 10 am to 5 pm and Sunday the 19th from 10 am to 3 pm at the Sedona Red Rock High School\, located at 89A and Upper Red Rock Loop Road in West Sedona. \nVisit vendors offering dazzling crystals\, amethyst\, colorful agates\, unusual minerals\, rare fossils\, meteorites\, custom jewelry\, gemstones\, beads\, and more.  There is an Hourly Raffle with an amazing grand prize.  Come stay all day! \nAdmission is only $5 (cash only); vendors accept cards. Children 12 and under are free. There is also Free Parking! This event benefits our non-profit Sedona Gem and Mineral Club Scholarship Fund.
URL:https://mountainmodernsedona.com/event/sedona-gem-mineral-show/2025-10-19
LOCATION:Sedona Red Rock High School\, 995 Upper Red Rock Loop Road\, Sedona\, AZ\, 86336\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community
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SUMMARY:Sedona Gem & Mineral Show
DESCRIPTION:The 2025 Sedona Gem and Mineral show will be held on the third weekend of October on Saturday the 18th from 10 am to 5 pm and Sunday the 19th from 10 am to 3 pm at the Sedona Red Rock High School\, located at 89A and Upper Red Rock Loop Road in West Sedona. \nVisit vendors offering dazzling crystals\, amethyst\, colorful agates\, unusual minerals\, rare fossils\, meteorites\, custom jewelry\, gemstones\, beads\, and more.  There is an Hourly Raffle with an amazing grand prize.  Come stay all day! \nAdmission is only $5 (cash only); vendors accept cards. Children 12 and under are free. There is also Free Parking! This event benefits our non-profit Sedona Gem and Mineral Club Scholarship Fund.
URL:https://mountainmodernsedona.com/event/sedona-gem-mineral-show/2025-10-18
LOCATION:Sedona Red Rock High School\, 995 Upper Red Rock Loop Road\, Sedona\, AZ\, 86336\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community
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DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20251012T160000
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SUMMARY:Sedona Arts Festival
DESCRIPTION:The Sedona Arts Festival produces a premier\, annual fine arts festival which promotes awareness of the arts\, supports artists\, and builds community in the greater Sedona area. We financially support art programs and provide scholarships for our youth. Join us this year on October 11th & 12th\, 2025. \nThe Sedona Arts Festival is the oldest and largest arts festival in our community. Established as a grassroots arts organization in 1989\, the Sedona Arts Festival was created to provide effective support and promotion of Sedona as a leading community in the cultural arts of the Southwestern United Sates. It has evolved into an organization known for conducting an annual arts festival which is known for its quality of art with the dramatic red rocks of Sedona as its backdrop. \nIt has successfully grown into one of the finest art festivals of its size in the nation\, exhibiting the work of over 125 artists in 11 different artistic mediums to a diverse audience. \nAn integral aspect of the Sedona Arts Festival that has remained constant through the years has been its philanthropic outreach in our community. Since its inception\, the Sedona Arts Festival has funded nearly $300\,000 to art programs and scholarships. School\, parks\, art camps\, and publications have all been the recipients of funding provided by the Sedona Arts Festival.
URL:https://mountainmodernsedona.com/event/sedona-arts-festival/2025-10-12
LOCATION:Sedona Red Rock High School\, 995 Upper Red Rock Loop Road\, Sedona\, AZ\, 86336\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community
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SUMMARY:Sedona Arts Festival
DESCRIPTION:The Sedona Arts Festival produces a premier\, annual fine arts festival which promotes awareness of the arts\, supports artists\, and builds community in the greater Sedona area. We financially support art programs and provide scholarships for our youth. Join us this year on October 11th & 12th\, 2025. \nThe Sedona Arts Festival is the oldest and largest arts festival in our community. Established as a grassroots arts organization in 1989\, the Sedona Arts Festival was created to provide effective support and promotion of Sedona as a leading community in the cultural arts of the Southwestern United Sates. It has evolved into an organization known for conducting an annual arts festival which is known for its quality of art with the dramatic red rocks of Sedona as its backdrop. \nIt has successfully grown into one of the finest art festivals of its size in the nation\, exhibiting the work of over 125 artists in 11 different artistic mediums to a diverse audience. \nAn integral aspect of the Sedona Arts Festival that has remained constant through the years has been its philanthropic outreach in our community. Since its inception\, the Sedona Arts Festival has funded nearly $300\,000 to art programs and scholarships. School\, parks\, art camps\, and publications have all been the recipients of funding provided by the Sedona Arts Festival.
URL:https://mountainmodernsedona.com/event/sedona-arts-festival/2025-10-11
LOCATION:Sedona Red Rock High School\, 995 Upper Red Rock Loop Road\, Sedona\, AZ\, 86336\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community
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SUMMARY:Fall Arts & Crafts Fair
DESCRIPTION:Holiday Shopping – Handcrafted – Homemade Goodies\nThis show is an old-fashioned arts and crafts show like you remember them to be. Behind displays filled with unique handcrafted items\, the artist or craftsman will personally tell you how they make their pieces\, what inspires them\, or answer your questions. Many of these people do only this show or a very limited number of other shows\, making their items unusual and uncommon. \n\nUnique arts and crafts\nSupport local artists\nBake sale to benefit the Museum\nJewelry\, ceramics\, gourd art\, fine art\, fiber arts\, home décor\, cards\, woodcarvings\, glass art\, lotions & potions\, lawn art\, gifts\, candles + LOTS MORE!
URL:https://mountainmodernsedona.com/event/arts-crafts-fair
LOCATION:Sedona Heritage Museum\, 735 Jordan Rd.\, Sedona\, AZ\, 86336\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community
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DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20251004T113000
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SUMMARY:Sedona Wagfest & Fair
DESCRIPTION:The City of Sedona will host its 6th Annual WagFest & Fair on Saturday\, October 4\, 2025! This event is the perfect day out for dogs and their two-legged friends. This canine resource event will feature booths where you can stop\, shop and learn from the area’s best dog-related product and service providers. A free raffle and interactive presentations will be scheduled throughout the morning. \nThis year’s event will also include: \n\nCostume Contest – Bring your pup dressed to impress! Prize for the Best Costume!\nTalent Show – Sign up your pup at the event to show off their special talent! Prizes for the most impressive and unique talents!\nGames – Compete for prizes in our Doggie Musical Chairs Challenge! Last one to sit when the music stops is out until only one Top Dog remains!\nFREE Doggie Bag full of goodies for the first 100 dogs to show up with their human!\nFREE Raffle Prizes!\nOther Fantastic Four-legged Focused Fun!\n\nThis is a free community event! Come join the fun!
URL:https://mountainmodernsedona.com/event/sedona-wagfest-fair
LOCATION:Pavilion at Posse Grounds Park\, 525 Posse Ground Rd\, Sedona\, AZ\, 86336\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community
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DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250926T200000
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SUMMARY:Red Dirt Concert Series
DESCRIPTION:Every Friday in September\, head to the Posse Grounds Pavillion at Posse Grounds Park in West Sedona to listen to live music for free. This is part of the City of Sedona’s bi-annual Red Dirt Concert Series Shows are from 5 to 8 p.m. Shows feature at least two acts. \nFriday\, September 5th\nSplit Billing Show featuring Arvel Bird and Juniper Djinn\nArvel Bird’s “Celtic Indian” brand is a reflection of his mixed-blood American Indian and Celtic heritages — With his violin\, fiddle\, Native flutes and Irish whistles\, Arvel weaves a powerful tapestry of music and stories. From music festivals to concert halls\, audiences get a glimpse into his Native American heart and Scottish soul. Classically trained as a violinist\, Arvel Bird’s compositions and performances are a confluence of styles informed by his extraordinary love of diversity—from traditional Celtic tunes and bluegrass standards to his original Native American folk and Celtic rock orchestrations. \nJuniper Djinn weaves clarinet dreamscapes amongst a sea of melodious waltzes\, the billowing sounds of early American jazz\, gypsy jazz\, and Balkan folk music. The duos originals reflect a familiar feeling of 30s & 40s nostalgia and timeless tunes ingrained deep within traditional American and European jazz. The duo is best known for their live performances in which they play an array of genres spanning across decades of time and regularly features other musicians from across the globe. \nFriday\, September 12th\nSolo Performer Showcase featuring Jake Williams\, Alice Luke and Rob MacMullan\nJake Williams is a Phoenix-based instrumental guitarist\, performing original compositions that are dynamic and range from lively to introspective. His music features modern guitar techniques such as alternate tunings\, tapping\, percussive elements and live looping. Jake’s music has been featured in a Lifetime film and various commercials\, and he’s performed at renowned venues such as the Musical Instrument Museum. \nAlice Luke is a singer-songwriter\, guitarist\, pianist and developing bassist with a love for the poetic lyricism of folk and the intriguing instrumentals of modern pop-rock. Her songs showcase a lyrical reflection on the fluctuations of youth and a sonic expression of optimism and curiosity in the experience of watching words form and life unfold. Since early childhood\, she has gathered inspiration from some of her favorite artists including Jack Johnson\, Taylor Swift\, and the Grateful Dead. From 2020 to 2024\, she studied songwriting at the Thornton School of Music at USC\, where she began performing in neighborhood concerts and campus events\, inspiring a love for performance within a both stripped-down\, solo acoustic style and in full band arrangements. Her second single\, “Hurricane\,” was released in August 2024\, with more upcoming in Spring 2025. \nRob MacMullan is a singer\, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Sedona\, AZ. Musical influences range from Classic Rock\, 80s pop\, and 90s indie to the American Songbook and musical theater. Running through it all is his strong and soothing voice. Whether he’s playing guitar or piano\, Rob’s live performances unfold like a trip down memory lane\, visiting with old friends including James Taylor\, Sting\, and Billy Joel\, and a few stops with more recent acquaintances such as Ed Sheeran and Adele. There’s even space for requests\, which often lead to sing-alongs. “Music is a chance to connect with each other and ourselves\, and I always try to extend that invitation to the audience through my songs and performances\,” he says. Rob performs regularly around Sedona and the Verde Valley. \nFriday\, September 19th\nGriffin Gregory with opener Wild Mountain Mystics\nGriffin Gregory is made up of PK Gregory and Stephy Leigh Griffin\, both well-known singer/songwriters and long-time fixtures of the Northern Arizona music scene\, PK in Verde Valley and Steph in Prescott. Having had a mutual admiration of each other’s songwriting and musicianship for 12 years or so\, it was only a matter of time before they joined forces. While both artists would probably be filed under “Americana” down at the local record store\, their stylistic similarities are rivaled only by their differences\, resulting in a sonic style that is less Simon and Garfunkel and more a kind of country-blues White Stripes\, bringing elements of spaghetti folk\, jazz swing\, and fingerstyle blues together with a honky-stomp aesthetic that will burn your barn down with a smile on it’s face\, and then rebuild it with better wood. As a trio\, Griffin/Gregory brings in the talented cellist/vocalist Courtney Yeates\, also a well-known musician in the NoAZ scene. This combo offers rich opportunities for 3-part vocal harmonies in addition to Courtney’s cello\, Steph’s guitar and trumpet\, and PK’s guitar/bass\, harmonica\, and foot percussion. It’s a lot of power in a small package! \nWild Mountain Mystics are Appalachia meets Woodstock. Guitar\, mandolin\, and vocals. Since 2013 Wild Mountain Mystics have been a sought-after presence on the Cailfornia roots music scene. Their audience includes skilled instrumentalists\, hipsters\, and enthusiastic music lovers\, both young and old\, across the generational divide. Their audiences are collectively charmed by the joyful spirit and the remarkable diversity of their music. Their life experiences and talent give their music a passionate\, luminous spirit that is alive in every song. It will bring a smile to your face and a dance step to your feet. \nFriday\, September 26th\nLongtime Locals Showcase featuring Vusi Shibambo & Randy J\, Sister and the Sun\, and The Fey\n**Special 3-band\, 3.5 hour show** \nVusi Shibambo & Randy J are a unique duo that weaves together the pulsing rhythm of African drums with the reverb-drenched tones of surf guitar\, creating a sound that is both hypnotic and electrifying\, featuring African and English vocals and a feel that is both primal and cinematic. \nSister and the Sun is a powerhouse four-piece band that electrifies audiences with their unique fusion of rock\, blues\, and soul. Their sound is a captivating blend of raw emotion\, technical brilliance\, and irresistible grooves that span genres\, ensuring an unforgettable experience for every listener. With dynamic performances that combine heartfelt passion and undeniable energy\, this band is a true force\, getting crowds dancing and singing along at every show. \nThe Fey blends ethereal melodies with raw\, driving rock\, channeling the spirit of the best bands of the ’90s while carving out a sound that’s entirely their own. Their music is both nostalgic and fresh\, and creates an atmosphere that’s hypnotic one moment and electrifying the next. Whether they’re pulling you into a dreamlike haze or hitting hard with a wall of sound\, The Fey delivers a sonic experience that lingers long after the last note.
URL:https://mountainmodernsedona.com/event/red-dirt-concert-series/2025-09-26
LOCATION:Pavilion at Posse Grounds Park\, 525 Posse Ground Rd\, Sedona\, AZ\, 86336\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250919T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250919T200000
DTSTAMP:20260422T152240
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SUMMARY:Red Dirt Concert Series
DESCRIPTION:Every Friday in September\, head to the Posse Grounds Pavillion at Posse Grounds Park in West Sedona to listen to live music for free. This is part of the City of Sedona’s bi-annual Red Dirt Concert Series Shows are from 5 to 8 p.m. Shows feature at least two acts. \nFriday\, September 5th\nSplit Billing Show featuring Arvel Bird and Juniper Djinn\nArvel Bird’s “Celtic Indian” brand is a reflection of his mixed-blood American Indian and Celtic heritages — With his violin\, fiddle\, Native flutes and Irish whistles\, Arvel weaves a powerful tapestry of music and stories. From music festivals to concert halls\, audiences get a glimpse into his Native American heart and Scottish soul. Classically trained as a violinist\, Arvel Bird’s compositions and performances are a confluence of styles informed by his extraordinary love of diversity—from traditional Celtic tunes and bluegrass standards to his original Native American folk and Celtic rock orchestrations. \nJuniper Djinn weaves clarinet dreamscapes amongst a sea of melodious waltzes\, the billowing sounds of early American jazz\, gypsy jazz\, and Balkan folk music. The duos originals reflect a familiar feeling of 30s & 40s nostalgia and timeless tunes ingrained deep within traditional American and European jazz. The duo is best known for their live performances in which they play an array of genres spanning across decades of time and regularly features other musicians from across the globe. \nFriday\, September 12th\nSolo Performer Showcase featuring Jake Williams\, Alice Luke and Rob MacMullan\nJake Williams is a Phoenix-based instrumental guitarist\, performing original compositions that are dynamic and range from lively to introspective. His music features modern guitar techniques such as alternate tunings\, tapping\, percussive elements and live looping. Jake’s music has been featured in a Lifetime film and various commercials\, and he’s performed at renowned venues such as the Musical Instrument Museum. \nAlice Luke is a singer-songwriter\, guitarist\, pianist and developing bassist with a love for the poetic lyricism of folk and the intriguing instrumentals of modern pop-rock. Her songs showcase a lyrical reflection on the fluctuations of youth and a sonic expression of optimism and curiosity in the experience of watching words form and life unfold. Since early childhood\, she has gathered inspiration from some of her favorite artists including Jack Johnson\, Taylor Swift\, and the Grateful Dead. From 2020 to 2024\, she studied songwriting at the Thornton School of Music at USC\, where she began performing in neighborhood concerts and campus events\, inspiring a love for performance within a both stripped-down\, solo acoustic style and in full band arrangements. Her second single\, “Hurricane\,” was released in August 2024\, with more upcoming in Spring 2025. \nRob MacMullan is a singer\, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Sedona\, AZ. Musical influences range from Classic Rock\, 80s pop\, and 90s indie to the American Songbook and musical theater. Running through it all is his strong and soothing voice. Whether he’s playing guitar or piano\, Rob’s live performances unfold like a trip down memory lane\, visiting with old friends including James Taylor\, Sting\, and Billy Joel\, and a few stops with more recent acquaintances such as Ed Sheeran and Adele. There’s even space for requests\, which often lead to sing-alongs. “Music is a chance to connect with each other and ourselves\, and I always try to extend that invitation to the audience through my songs and performances\,” he says. Rob performs regularly around Sedona and the Verde Valley. \nFriday\, September 19th\nGriffin Gregory with opener Wild Mountain Mystics\nGriffin Gregory is made up of PK Gregory and Stephy Leigh Griffin\, both well-known singer/songwriters and long-time fixtures of the Northern Arizona music scene\, PK in Verde Valley and Steph in Prescott. Having had a mutual admiration of each other’s songwriting and musicianship for 12 years or so\, it was only a matter of time before they joined forces. While both artists would probably be filed under “Americana” down at the local record store\, their stylistic similarities are rivaled only by their differences\, resulting in a sonic style that is less Simon and Garfunkel and more a kind of country-blues White Stripes\, bringing elements of spaghetti folk\, jazz swing\, and fingerstyle blues together with a honky-stomp aesthetic that will burn your barn down with a smile on it’s face\, and then rebuild it with better wood. As a trio\, Griffin/Gregory brings in the talented cellist/vocalist Courtney Yeates\, also a well-known musician in the NoAZ scene. This combo offers rich opportunities for 3-part vocal harmonies in addition to Courtney’s cello\, Steph’s guitar and trumpet\, and PK’s guitar/bass\, harmonica\, and foot percussion. It’s a lot of power in a small package! \nWild Mountain Mystics are Appalachia meets Woodstock. Guitar\, mandolin\, and vocals. Since 2013 Wild Mountain Mystics have been a sought-after presence on the Cailfornia roots music scene. Their audience includes skilled instrumentalists\, hipsters\, and enthusiastic music lovers\, both young and old\, across the generational divide. Their audiences are collectively charmed by the joyful spirit and the remarkable diversity of their music. Their life experiences and talent give their music a passionate\, luminous spirit that is alive in every song. It will bring a smile to your face and a dance step to your feet. \nFriday\, September 26th\nLongtime Locals Showcase featuring Vusi Shibambo & Randy J\, Sister and the Sun\, and The Fey\n**Special 3-band\, 3.5 hour show** \nVusi Shibambo & Randy J are a unique duo that weaves together the pulsing rhythm of African drums with the reverb-drenched tones of surf guitar\, creating a sound that is both hypnotic and electrifying\, featuring African and English vocals and a feel that is both primal and cinematic. \nSister and the Sun is a powerhouse four-piece band that electrifies audiences with their unique fusion of rock\, blues\, and soul. Their sound is a captivating blend of raw emotion\, technical brilliance\, and irresistible grooves that span genres\, ensuring an unforgettable experience for every listener. With dynamic performances that combine heartfelt passion and undeniable energy\, this band is a true force\, getting crowds dancing and singing along at every show. \nThe Fey blends ethereal melodies with raw\, driving rock\, channeling the spirit of the best bands of the ’90s while carving out a sound that’s entirely their own. Their music is both nostalgic and fresh\, and creates an atmosphere that’s hypnotic one moment and electrifying the next. Whether they’re pulling you into a dreamlike haze or hitting hard with a wall of sound\, The Fey delivers a sonic experience that lingers long after the last note.
URL:https://mountainmodernsedona.com/event/red-dirt-concert-series/2025-09-19
LOCATION:Pavilion at Posse Grounds Park\, 525 Posse Ground Rd\, Sedona\, AZ\, 86336\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250919
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250929
DTSTAMP:20260422T152240
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SUMMARY:Restaurant Week Sedona
DESCRIPTION:Discover the culinary delights of the Verde Valley during Restaurant Week Sedona from September 19–28\, 2025.  Enjoy specially priced menus from a diverse range of Sedona’s top restaurants. Whether you’re a local or a visitor\, this is your opportunity to experience the best of Sedona’s vibrant dining scene. \nEnjoy three-course\, prix-fixe menus\, including an appetizer\, entrée\, and dessert. Dining categories are Casual ($33)\, Classic ($44)\, Elegant ($55) and Special Offer. \nRelish the cooler temperatures and stunning red rock backdrop as you discover the best dining experiences in Sedona\, featuring fresh\, local ingredients. \nExperience a curated collection of Sedona’s most celebrated restaurants—offering everything from elevated Southwestern flavors and Latin fusion to handcrafted Italian\, modern American\, and locally inspired cuisine. Each menu is a reflection of the region’s rich culinary spirit and scenic charm.
URL:https://mountainmodernsedona.com/event/restaurant-week-sedona
LOCATION:Mountain Modern\, 95 Arroyo Pinon Dr\, Sedona\, AZ\, 83001\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250912T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250912T200000
DTSTAMP:20260422T152240
CREATED:20250807T000646Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250807T000746Z
UID:10001447-1757696400-1757707200@mountainmodernsedona.com
SUMMARY:Red Dirt Concert Series
DESCRIPTION:Every Friday in September\, head to the Posse Grounds Pavillion at Posse Grounds Park in West Sedona to listen to live music for free. This is part of the City of Sedona’s bi-annual Red Dirt Concert Series Shows are from 5 to 8 p.m. Shows feature at least two acts. \nFriday\, September 5th\nSplit Billing Show featuring Arvel Bird and Juniper Djinn\nArvel Bird’s “Celtic Indian” brand is a reflection of his mixed-blood American Indian and Celtic heritages — With his violin\, fiddle\, Native flutes and Irish whistles\, Arvel weaves a powerful tapestry of music and stories. From music festivals to concert halls\, audiences get a glimpse into his Native American heart and Scottish soul. Classically trained as a violinist\, Arvel Bird’s compositions and performances are a confluence of styles informed by his extraordinary love of diversity—from traditional Celtic tunes and bluegrass standards to his original Native American folk and Celtic rock orchestrations. \nJuniper Djinn weaves clarinet dreamscapes amongst a sea of melodious waltzes\, the billowing sounds of early American jazz\, gypsy jazz\, and Balkan folk music. The duos originals reflect a familiar feeling of 30s & 40s nostalgia and timeless tunes ingrained deep within traditional American and European jazz. The duo is best known for their live performances in which they play an array of genres spanning across decades of time and regularly features other musicians from across the globe. \nFriday\, September 12th\nSolo Performer Showcase featuring Jake Williams\, Alice Luke and Rob MacMullan\nJake Williams is a Phoenix-based instrumental guitarist\, performing original compositions that are dynamic and range from lively to introspective. His music features modern guitar techniques such as alternate tunings\, tapping\, percussive elements and live looping. Jake’s music has been featured in a Lifetime film and various commercials\, and he’s performed at renowned venues such as the Musical Instrument Museum. \nAlice Luke is a singer-songwriter\, guitarist\, pianist and developing bassist with a love for the poetic lyricism of folk and the intriguing instrumentals of modern pop-rock. Her songs showcase a lyrical reflection on the fluctuations of youth and a sonic expression of optimism and curiosity in the experience of watching words form and life unfold. Since early childhood\, she has gathered inspiration from some of her favorite artists including Jack Johnson\, Taylor Swift\, and the Grateful Dead. From 2020 to 2024\, she studied songwriting at the Thornton School of Music at USC\, where she began performing in neighborhood concerts and campus events\, inspiring a love for performance within a both stripped-down\, solo acoustic style and in full band arrangements. Her second single\, “Hurricane\,” was released in August 2024\, with more upcoming in Spring 2025. \nRob MacMullan is a singer\, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Sedona\, AZ. Musical influences range from Classic Rock\, 80s pop\, and 90s indie to the American Songbook and musical theater. Running through it all is his strong and soothing voice. Whether he’s playing guitar or piano\, Rob’s live performances unfold like a trip down memory lane\, visiting with old friends including James Taylor\, Sting\, and Billy Joel\, and a few stops with more recent acquaintances such as Ed Sheeran and Adele. There’s even space for requests\, which often lead to sing-alongs. “Music is a chance to connect with each other and ourselves\, and I always try to extend that invitation to the audience through my songs and performances\,” he says. Rob performs regularly around Sedona and the Verde Valley. \nFriday\, September 19th\nGriffin Gregory with opener Wild Mountain Mystics\nGriffin Gregory is made up of PK Gregory and Stephy Leigh Griffin\, both well-known singer/songwriters and long-time fixtures of the Northern Arizona music scene\, PK in Verde Valley and Steph in Prescott. Having had a mutual admiration of each other’s songwriting and musicianship for 12 years or so\, it was only a matter of time before they joined forces. While both artists would probably be filed under “Americana” down at the local record store\, their stylistic similarities are rivaled only by their differences\, resulting in a sonic style that is less Simon and Garfunkel and more a kind of country-blues White Stripes\, bringing elements of spaghetti folk\, jazz swing\, and fingerstyle blues together with a honky-stomp aesthetic that will burn your barn down with a smile on it’s face\, and then rebuild it with better wood. As a trio\, Griffin/Gregory brings in the talented cellist/vocalist Courtney Yeates\, also a well-known musician in the NoAZ scene. This combo offers rich opportunities for 3-part vocal harmonies in addition to Courtney’s cello\, Steph’s guitar and trumpet\, and PK’s guitar/bass\, harmonica\, and foot percussion. It’s a lot of power in a small package! \nWild Mountain Mystics are Appalachia meets Woodstock. Guitar\, mandolin\, and vocals. Since 2013 Wild Mountain Mystics have been a sought-after presence on the Cailfornia roots music scene. Their audience includes skilled instrumentalists\, hipsters\, and enthusiastic music lovers\, both young and old\, across the generational divide. Their audiences are collectively charmed by the joyful spirit and the remarkable diversity of their music. Their life experiences and talent give their music a passionate\, luminous spirit that is alive in every song. It will bring a smile to your face and a dance step to your feet. \nFriday\, September 26th\nLongtime Locals Showcase featuring Vusi Shibambo & Randy J\, Sister and the Sun\, and The Fey\n**Special 3-band\, 3.5 hour show** \nVusi Shibambo & Randy J are a unique duo that weaves together the pulsing rhythm of African drums with the reverb-drenched tones of surf guitar\, creating a sound that is both hypnotic and electrifying\, featuring African and English vocals and a feel that is both primal and cinematic. \nSister and the Sun is a powerhouse four-piece band that electrifies audiences with their unique fusion of rock\, blues\, and soul. Their sound is a captivating blend of raw emotion\, technical brilliance\, and irresistible grooves that span genres\, ensuring an unforgettable experience for every listener. With dynamic performances that combine heartfelt passion and undeniable energy\, this band is a true force\, getting crowds dancing and singing along at every show. \nThe Fey blends ethereal melodies with raw\, driving rock\, channeling the spirit of the best bands of the ’90s while carving out a sound that’s entirely their own. Their music is both nostalgic and fresh\, and creates an atmosphere that’s hypnotic one moment and electrifying the next. Whether they’re pulling you into a dreamlike haze or hitting hard with a wall of sound\, The Fey delivers a sonic experience that lingers long after the last note.
URL:https://mountainmodernsedona.com/event/red-dirt-concert-series/2025-09-12
LOCATION:Pavilion at Posse Grounds Park\, 525 Posse Ground Rd\, Sedona\, AZ\, 86336\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250905T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20250905T200000
DTSTAMP:20260422T152240
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250807T000746Z
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SUMMARY:Red Dirt Concert Series
DESCRIPTION:Every Friday in September\, head to the Posse Grounds Pavillion at Posse Grounds Park in West Sedona to listen to live music for free. This is part of the City of Sedona’s bi-annual Red Dirt Concert Series Shows are from 5 to 8 p.m. Shows feature at least two acts. \nFriday\, September 5th\nSplit Billing Show featuring Arvel Bird and Juniper Djinn\nArvel Bird’s “Celtic Indian” brand is a reflection of his mixed-blood American Indian and Celtic heritages — With his violin\, fiddle\, Native flutes and Irish whistles\, Arvel weaves a powerful tapestry of music and stories. From music festivals to concert halls\, audiences get a glimpse into his Native American heart and Scottish soul. Classically trained as a violinist\, Arvel Bird’s compositions and performances are a confluence of styles informed by his extraordinary love of diversity—from traditional Celtic tunes and bluegrass standards to his original Native American folk and Celtic rock orchestrations. \nJuniper Djinn weaves clarinet dreamscapes amongst a sea of melodious waltzes\, the billowing sounds of early American jazz\, gypsy jazz\, and Balkan folk music. The duos originals reflect a familiar feeling of 30s & 40s nostalgia and timeless tunes ingrained deep within traditional American and European jazz. The duo is best known for their live performances in which they play an array of genres spanning across decades of time and regularly features other musicians from across the globe. \nFriday\, September 12th\nSolo Performer Showcase featuring Jake Williams\, Alice Luke and Rob MacMullan\nJake Williams is a Phoenix-based instrumental guitarist\, performing original compositions that are dynamic and range from lively to introspective. His music features modern guitar techniques such as alternate tunings\, tapping\, percussive elements and live looping. Jake’s music has been featured in a Lifetime film and various commercials\, and he’s performed at renowned venues such as the Musical Instrument Museum. \nAlice Luke is a singer-songwriter\, guitarist\, pianist and developing bassist with a love for the poetic lyricism of folk and the intriguing instrumentals of modern pop-rock. Her songs showcase a lyrical reflection on the fluctuations of youth and a sonic expression of optimism and curiosity in the experience of watching words form and life unfold. Since early childhood\, she has gathered inspiration from some of her favorite artists including Jack Johnson\, Taylor Swift\, and the Grateful Dead. From 2020 to 2024\, she studied songwriting at the Thornton School of Music at USC\, where she began performing in neighborhood concerts and campus events\, inspiring a love for performance within a both stripped-down\, solo acoustic style and in full band arrangements. Her second single\, “Hurricane\,” was released in August 2024\, with more upcoming in Spring 2025. \nRob MacMullan is a singer\, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Sedona\, AZ. Musical influences range from Classic Rock\, 80s pop\, and 90s indie to the American Songbook and musical theater. Running through it all is his strong and soothing voice. Whether he’s playing guitar or piano\, Rob’s live performances unfold like a trip down memory lane\, visiting with old friends including James Taylor\, Sting\, and Billy Joel\, and a few stops with more recent acquaintances such as Ed Sheeran and Adele. There’s even space for requests\, which often lead to sing-alongs. “Music is a chance to connect with each other and ourselves\, and I always try to extend that invitation to the audience through my songs and performances\,” he says. Rob performs regularly around Sedona and the Verde Valley. \nFriday\, September 19th\nGriffin Gregory with opener Wild Mountain Mystics\nGriffin Gregory is made up of PK Gregory and Stephy Leigh Griffin\, both well-known singer/songwriters and long-time fixtures of the Northern Arizona music scene\, PK in Verde Valley and Steph in Prescott. Having had a mutual admiration of each other’s songwriting and musicianship for 12 years or so\, it was only a matter of time before they joined forces. While both artists would probably be filed under “Americana” down at the local record store\, their stylistic similarities are rivaled only by their differences\, resulting in a sonic style that is less Simon and Garfunkel and more a kind of country-blues White Stripes\, bringing elements of spaghetti folk\, jazz swing\, and fingerstyle blues together with a honky-stomp aesthetic that will burn your barn down with a smile on it’s face\, and then rebuild it with better wood. As a trio\, Griffin/Gregory brings in the talented cellist/vocalist Courtney Yeates\, also a well-known musician in the NoAZ scene. This combo offers rich opportunities for 3-part vocal harmonies in addition to Courtney’s cello\, Steph’s guitar and trumpet\, and PK’s guitar/bass\, harmonica\, and foot percussion. It’s a lot of power in a small package! \nWild Mountain Mystics are Appalachia meets Woodstock. Guitar\, mandolin\, and vocals. Since 2013 Wild Mountain Mystics have been a sought-after presence on the Cailfornia roots music scene. Their audience includes skilled instrumentalists\, hipsters\, and enthusiastic music lovers\, both young and old\, across the generational divide. Their audiences are collectively charmed by the joyful spirit and the remarkable diversity of their music. Their life experiences and talent give their music a passionate\, luminous spirit that is alive in every song. It will bring a smile to your face and a dance step to your feet. \nFriday\, September 26th\nLongtime Locals Showcase featuring Vusi Shibambo & Randy J\, Sister and the Sun\, and The Fey\n**Special 3-band\, 3.5 hour show** \nVusi Shibambo & Randy J are a unique duo that weaves together the pulsing rhythm of African drums with the reverb-drenched tones of surf guitar\, creating a sound that is both hypnotic and electrifying\, featuring African and English vocals and a feel that is both primal and cinematic. \nSister and the Sun is a powerhouse four-piece band that electrifies audiences with their unique fusion of rock\, blues\, and soul. Their sound is a captivating blend of raw emotion\, technical brilliance\, and irresistible grooves that span genres\, ensuring an unforgettable experience for every listener. With dynamic performances that combine heartfelt passion and undeniable energy\, this band is a true force\, getting crowds dancing and singing along at every show. \nThe Fey blends ethereal melodies with raw\, driving rock\, channeling the spirit of the best bands of the ’90s while carving out a sound that’s entirely their own. Their music is both nostalgic and fresh\, and creates an atmosphere that’s hypnotic one moment and electrifying the next. Whether they’re pulling you into a dreamlike haze or hitting hard with a wall of sound\, The Fey delivers a sonic experience that lingers long after the last note.
URL:https://mountainmodernsedona.com/event/red-dirt-concert-series/2025-09-05
LOCATION:Pavilion at Posse Grounds Park\, 525 Posse Ground Rd\, Sedona\, AZ\, 86336\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community
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