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Turquoise Tortoise Gallery Hosts Rare Estate Sale  September 3rd: For its "1st Friday Gallery Tour" reception, from 5-8 pm, Sedona's Turquoise Tortoise Gallery offers something unusual for the 39-year-old gallery: an Estate Sale of Native American art, primarily from the significant collection of its long-time client Lee J. Flory (1926-2007). |
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Lanning Gallery Celebrates Nature  September 3rd: All that is nature is celebrated in September at Sedona's Lanning Gallery with an exhibition entitled "Into the Outdoors" an opening reception takes place during Sedona's "1st Friday Gallery Tour" on September 3, from 5-8 p.m. |
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First Saturday Art Walk  September 4th: Jerome Art Walk continues its momentum with its first Saturday celebration of art. Twenty-five galleries and studios will be open from 5 to 8 p.m., with art, music and refreshments. This free event has become a Verde Valley favorite with a shuttle that will transport you from the artist filled Old Jerome High School, up to the center of town with The Lincoln Gallery and Made in Jerome Pottery and everything in-between. The holiday weekend is the perfect time to enjoy late night dinner hours at Jerome's great restaurants or even spend the night at a lovely lodging. |
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Gallery 527 Features William Hoshal  September 4th: Gallery 527 hosts the opening of Jerome composer William Hoshal's show 'The Music of Art.' Bold acrylic paintings have the simple rhythms of nature and the harmonious feel of a perfect tune. |
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Moonlight Madness Street Festival  September 4th - 6th: Enjoy festivities day and night all Labor Day weekend at the 24th Annual Moonlight Madness Street Festival and Sidewalk Sales in the Sedona Main Street District. The festival includes free music and entertainment, children's activities, and sidewalk sales in numerous locations along Hwy 89A and Hwy 179. |
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September Get Away Sedona's Fiesta del Tlaquepaque  September 11th: The 37th annual Fiesta del Tlaquepaque, celebrating Mexican Independence Day will take place Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., at Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village. The popular late summer, family-friendly getaway draws visitors from all over the Southwest and the Valley. Admission is free and free shuttle service is available. |
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Grand Canyon Celebration of Art at Kolb Studio  September 11th – November 28th: The Grand Canyon Association is pleased to announce the 2nd Annual Grand Canyon Celebration of Art on the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. This event provides a unique opportunity for visitors to see and purchase the works of some of the best artists in the nation as they seek to capture the beauty of this timeless landscape on canvas. |
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Geology Hike at Red Rock State Park  September 12th: Visitors can join a volunteer on a guided geology hike through Red Rock State Park. You will learn why the rocks are red, where they came from, where they are going, and more. |
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Artist, Poet, Mythical Archaeologist, Ritual Clown, and Trickster Exhibit at MNA  Through September 12th: It is with honor and celebration that the Museum of Northern Arizona celebrates Walking in Harmony: The Life and Work of Lomawywesa, Michael Kabotie. Kabotie (1942–2009) was a longtime friend and collaborator at MNA. This exhibit of Kabotie's innovative, reflective, and spiritual paintings, prints, jewelry, and poetry runs through Sunday, September 12. |
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Moonlight Walk At Red Rock State Park  September 23rd and 24th: An unforgettable experience, the Moonlight Hike includes a naturalist-led interpretive program on the Park's beautiful trails. Enjoy the sunset and moonrise from an overlook and return by the light of the moon. |
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The State of the Art at Tlaquepaque  September 24th - September 25th: Fifth Annual State of the Art at Tlaquepaque. Plan your September get-away to Sedona and enjoy fabulous hot jazz and cool art at Tlaquepaque, the Art and Soul of Sedona. |
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Yoga of Writing with Sedona Meditation  September 24th - 26th: The Sedona Meditation Training Company announces "The Yoga of Writing: A Woman’s Writing and Meditation Retreat" at the secluded Briar Patch Inn in Oak Creek Canyon. Women writers of all experience levels are welcome at this weekend retreat. |
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Airport Open House and Sedona Winefest  September 25th and 26th: The weekend will be a busy one at the Sedona Airport featuring the 2010 Sedona Winefest and Sedona Airport Open House and Classic Car Show. The event will be located on Airport Mesa, taking advantage of the substantial parking available at the airport, as well as spectacular views. |
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Sedona Jazz on the Rocks  October 2nd: This October will herald the "re-jazzination"of a very special Arizona tradition. After taking a year off in 2009, the Sedona Jazz on the Rocks Fall Festival will be held Saturday, October 2, on the lush grounds of Poco Diablo Resort. To make the internationally-acclaimed fall festival even more relevant and electrifying, SJOR is adding an exciting twist this year, by expanding the musical line up to include blues and R&B. In fact, today the organization is proud to announce that this year's lineup will include: Maysa, Alfredo Rodriguez, Homemade Jamz Blues Band, Craig Chaquico and Dennis Rowland. |
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Jerome Backyard gARTen Walk  October 2nd: Visit the mile high mountain town of Jerome, for the inaugural "Backyard gARTen Walk." This first time event will be an afternoon of workshops, music and plein air painters in three charming gardens, all clustered on lovely Juarez Street. |
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Moonlight Walk At Red Rock State Park  October 22nd and 23rd: An unforgettable experience, the Moonlight Hike includes a naturalist-led interpretive program on the Park's beautiful trails. Enjoy the sunset and moonrise from an overlook and return by the light of the moon. |
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The Radiance Retreat in the Red Rocks - A Meditation and Yoga Self-Discovery Retreat  October 29th – 31st: Almost everyone needs a little time to unplug from their hectic lives now and again, and the Radiance Retreat in Sedona is the perfect way to do just that. It is a one-of-a-kind meditation vacation. |
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Museum of Northern Arizona Exhibits Ed Mell Paintings of the New west  Through October 31st: The innovative paintings and sculptures of Phoenix artist Ed Mell depict majestic panoramas of the desert Southwest and the nuances of its flora and fauna. Mell uses contrasting light and shadow, deep space, and colors to accentuate his subject and capture ephemeral moments in nature. "Ed Mel l—Paintings of the New West" a new exhibit at the Museum of Northern Arizona is the result of a partnership between MNA and the Tucson Museum of Art and will show through October 31. The exhibit highlights 38 Ed Mell paintings and sculptures from 1990 to 2009. |
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Festival of Trees at Tlaquepaque  November 26th – December 5th: An exciting event opens at this unique shopping complex on Friday - The Festival of Trees. Area artists and galleries will have over 30 Christmas trees fully decorated in fun and exquisite ways to entice the guests of Tlaquepaque. |
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Teddy Bear Tea at Tlaquepaque  December 4th: Dress up and bring your very special teddy bear for a festive children's tea in the elegant and festively decorated ballroom at Tlaquepaque. |
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37th Annual Festival of Lights at Tlaquepaque  December 11th: With 6,000 golden-hued luminarias that everyone gets to light, fabulous family entertainment from traditional Christmas favorites to mariachis and the breathtaking harmonies of the River of Life Tabernacle Choir, Santa visits, hot cider and more, the Festival of Lights is an event for the whole family. |
