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From Earth to Sky: Paintings by Sally Hall Exhibit at Kolb Studio
Through February 17th: When she was a child, fascinating imagery literally came up out of the ground around Sally Hall's feet in the form of tantalizing remnants of "the Ancients" who had known the Grand Canyon before her. The opening reception for the exhibit is on Tuesday, December 1, from 7 - 9 p.m., at the Kolb Studio. |
Red Rock State Park Weekly Programs
The Red Rock State Park hosts a variety of daily, weekly, and seasonal programs featuring the natural wonders of Sedona. |
Sedona Public Library Presents 13th Annual Quilt Display
Through February 15th: Your Sedona Public Library is here to offer a bit of light and color in the form of the annual quilt display. If you need a pick-me-up, come to the Library and revel in the exquisite examples of this fabric art in its highest form. |
Turquoise Tortoise Gallery Features Native American Abstract Expressionist
January 4th: This month Sedona's thirty-six year old Turquoise Tortoise Gallery celebrates one of its newest artists: Abstract Expressionist painter Joe Maktima. For this artist the seeds of artistic expression were planted at a young age: Maktima grew up in the traditional land of the Hopi watching his grandfather, a craftsman and artisan, carve wood and paint and watching his father create paintings at their kitchen table. |
Lanning Gallery Introduces Sarah Vaaler
January 4th: Amongst the international and national artists that continue to be showcased at Sedona's Lanning Gallery are a handful of emerging artists who are fast making their mark on the art world. In January, to begin the New Year, the gallery celebrates one of its newest artists, Sarah Vaaler and to the sophisticated abstract paintings, of great depth, that define her. |
Tlaquepaque and Sedona's New Day Spa Offer Pampering Partnership
Through January 7th: Tlaquepaque and Sedona's New Day Spa will kick-off the partnership with a pre-holiday special, a Holiday Shopping and Spa Day. Participants will receive a $20 gift certificate for shopping at any of Tlaquepaque's 40 stores and galleries, as well as a discount for a truly Sedona rejuvenating treatment. |
Bistro Bella Terra Presents The Tom Tabback Band
January 4th: Live Performances by Tom Tabback Band Friday, from 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., playing Golden Oldies from the 50s, 60s and 70s! Come dance the night away! No Cover. Full menu is available until 10:30 p.m. Not your everyday band. |
Victorian Christmas At Fort Verde
Through January 5th: Visitors to the park can glance into the past to see how Victorians celebrated the season in the frontier during the late 1800s. Garlands of pine and other local greens decorate the buildings and Christmas trees wear handmade decorations unique to frontier life. |
Artists-In-Residence Exhibit at Historic Kolb Studio
Through February 17, 2008: Since its inception in 2002, the North Rim's Artist-In-Residence program has attracted artists working in a variety of mediums who compete for the coveted opportunity to live and work at the Grand Canyon for three weeks at a time. |
2007 Trappings Exhibit Opens At The Museum Of Northern Arizona
Through January 6, 2008: The Museum of Northern Arizona and the Dry Creek Arts Fellowship proudly present the 18th Annual Trappings of the American West exhibition. |
Museum of Northern Arizona Presents Lost Dinosaur Exhibit
Through March 29th: A once in a lifetime find in 2000 by Museum of Northern Arizona paleontologists led to the discovery of the most complete therizinosaur skeleton ever found. |
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