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TripAdvisor® named Sedona lucky 13 in its newly published list of the "Travelers' Choice® 2013 Top 25 Destinations in the United States." The top travel site in the world calls Sedona "A true oasis, a vacationer's paradise in the middle of Arizona."
As the saying goes, "what goes around comes around" and that is exactly what happened to the historic little post office building for the rural community of Cornville.
Fortunately for families visiting Sedona, some of the easiest Sedona trails are also among the best and located right by a good selection of hotels, from budget to luxury.
Visitors and art collectors will get a rare treat as renowned Navajo artist Tony Abeyta returns to Sedona for a “1st Friday Gallery Tour” reception at Turquoise Tortoise Gallery.
At Sedona’s Lanning Gallery the exciting Spring Season is in full swing as “Gerald Moore: Re-creation” opens. Multiple-award-winning Expressive Realist painter Gerald C. Moore will introduce new works during the gallery’s “1st Friday” reception on May 3rd, from 5 to 8 pm.
For the first time, Home Tour participants will be able to go up the stairs of The Carriage House at The Douglas Mansion. This is the final stop before refreshments at Spook Hall.
I know the word “rattlesnake” sends fear through most people and for some, just the thought of a snake evokes sheer terror.
Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village, a Sedona landmark inspired by a Mexican artisan village of the same name, turns 40 this year. Since its inception in 1973, Tlaquepaque has played a significant role in putting Sedona on the map as a world-renowned shopping and arts destination.
Lanning Gallery continues its exciting Spring Season with the new exhibition "Anna Pales: Tranquility." Pales' innovative paintings have been recognized not only throughout the United States but in Great Britain, France, Australia, New Zealand, and Ireland.
The hike around Courthouse Butte puts the spotlight on several of Sedona’s celebrated formations, including Bell Rock, the Rabbit Ears, Spaceship Rock, and the Baby Bell, with sweeping vistas that encompass Cathedral Rock, Munds Mountain Wilderness, the Chapel Area, and Thunder Mountain.
