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Inner Chi Massage, located in Sedona, AZ, offers a variety of massage modalities and energy work such as Reiki, Prayer, and Qi Massage. They provide Deep Tissue, Thai, Shiatsu, Swedish, Lomi-Lomi, Sports, Trigger Point, and a combination of all that they know.

As a resident of Sedona, Arizona I have had the opportunity to explore and find many beautiful locations for landscape photography. In my mind the only thing better is nightscape photography featuring the Milky Way and the heavens. Night Sky Workshop. I’ve designed night sky photo workshops around Sedona’s International...

Mii amo, a destination spa set within Sedona, Arizona’s Boynton Canyon, has announced the appointment of Christian Davies as general manager of the newly reopened Mii amo Relais & Châteaux property in Sedona. Davies will manage day to day operations of the resort, overseeing the sales and marketing departments, the mindfulness team and new team members.

The Arizona Game and Fish Department is hooking you up with a great deal!. June 3 is National Free Fishing Day, so you can toss your line in any of the state’s community fishing lakes without having to buy a license. Arizona has dozens of lakes that are stocked...

The Sun Lakes Camera Club (SLCC) wrapped up its 2022-23 season on April 20 with a banquet and year-end photo competition. The annual year-end competition represents the best images submitted by our competing members in monthly competitions throughout the past season. Each competing member is allowed to submit up to four photos that had been previously entered and scored by a three-judge panel in monthly competitions.

Kate Watters blossoms in her work cultivating flowers. The comfort found in the beauty of growing flowers is what triggered a dream-come-true life for Wild Heart Farm owner Kate Watters. “My farm is my refuge where I feel nestled in the arms of Mother Nature.”. Located 40 minutes southeast...

The Sedona Community Pool opens for the summer public season on Saturday, May 27, 2023, for a full summer of lap swimming, water aerobics, swim lessons, recreational swim, continued swim team use, and more. Online registration for youth swim lessons opens on May 22, 2023, with classes beginning the week...

Ellis Green Jazz Quartet to Perform on June 4th at 3pm. Ellis Green and his Jazz Quartet will perform at the Phillip England Center for the Performing Arts, located at 210 Camp Lincoln Road, on Sunday, June 4, at 3:00 pm. Ellis Green is a jazz bass player from Phoenix,...

SEDONA, Ariz., May 23, 2023 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Sedona Lago Gardens is excited to announce the opening of a new residential community for young adults with neurodiversity, like autism. Sedona Lago will showcase their innovative approach in a free Summer webinar series exploring “Relationships on the Spectrum,” “Independent Living Life Skills,” and “Launching Careers.”

My good friend Sang joined me for this Sedona classic. After camping out the night before, we started at about 6:40 AM from Midgely Bridge. The wildflowers are really starting to bloom, I would say if a super bloom isn't under way it's getting close. The trail was steep and a little rocky, but we still had a blast. The views of all the red rocks and Humphreys were amazing today too, both on the way up and at both overlooks.

On Aug. 6, 1926, 19-year-old Gertrude Caroline Ederle was the first recorded woman to swim across the English Channel. She was an American competition swimmer, an Olympic champion and a world record-holder in five events. On Sept. 10, 1982, 56 years later, 25-year-old Julie Ridge swam the channel. She was...

The Sedona Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Bureau is encouraging residents to explore the city's hidden gems through its Secret 7 initiative. The program includes categories such as hiking, biking, stargazing, picnics, vistas, Arts & Culture and Ancient Trails.

On Friday, May 26, 2000, twenty-three years ago to the day, the Sedona Cultural Park opened with a concert by the Phoenix Symphony under the baton of Hermann Michael. Over the next three years, the Georgia Frontiere Performing Arts Pavilion at the Cultural Park would host some of the biggest names in music, including Tony Bennett, Norah Jones and Willie Nelson. It provided the backdrop for the annual Jazz on the Rocks Festival, hosted Shakespeare and Broadway plays, was home to community performances and served as the graduation venue for Sedona Red Rock High School.

The Camp Verde Community Library is hosting a garden-to-table cooking class for children ages 6 to 13, hosted by Home For New Beginnings with the help of Gardens for Humanity. The course will meet once weekly for three weeks and will be split into two sections for those ages 6 to 9 and for those ages 10 to 13.

The Sedona Arts Center’s “¡Qué Hermoso!” exhibit showcases the power of art through storytelling. Eight artists are collaborating to celebrate Latino culture and traditions through thought-provoking imagery. The program runs through Friday, May 26. Julie Richard, SAC executive director, says that this year, diversity is...

The splash pad at Sunset Park opened May 1, much to the joy of children on weekends and after school. The Sedona Community Pool at 570 Posse Ground Road will reopen to the public on Memorial Day weekend and will remain open for the summer season through Monday, Sept. 4.

It’s a promising time for the arts in Sedona. The Sedona International Film Festival is back to full strength after three lean years. Sedona Ballet made its return to the stage this spring hosting the country’s top dance company. The Verde Valley Sinfonietta has just hired a new artistic director eager to collaborate with other local arts organizations.

Patrick Schweiss, executive director of the Sedona International Film Festival, recently brought “Every Brilliant Thing,” a theatrical one-character play, to the Mary D. Fisher Theatre in Sedona. The play deals with the issue of mental health and is an interactive performance with audience participation. Additional performances took place from May 1 to May 3 at Sedona Red Rock High School, Verde Valley School, Mingus Union High School and Camp Verde High School. The play’s production coincided with Mental Health Awareness Month.