Introducing The Verde Valley Current: Sedona’s Newest Tourism Publication
Introducing The Verde Valley Current: A New Tourism-Focused Publication Serving Sedona and the Greater Verde Valley Reach Active Visitors with Affordable, Full-Color Advertising Starting at $225/Month As fellow Sedona Chamber of Commerce members, we’re excited to introduce you to The Verde Valley Current — a monthly, full-color, family-owned community newspaper and website dedicated to tourism…
Read MoreLet’s Talk About Ribbon Cuttings
Let’s Talk About Ribbon Cuttings          Two weeks ago, we kicked off 2026 with our first ribbon cutting of the year at The Local Sedona—and honestly? It set the bar. Incredible turnout, great energy, and a beautiful reminder of what these celebrations are meant to be: community,…
Read MoreTaste of Sedona: A Culinary Celebration at the State of the Chamber Address
Taste of Sedona: A Culinary Celebration at the State of the Chamber Address One of the most anticipated elements of this year’s State of the Chamber Address + Taste of Sedona Partner Reception is the opportunity for guests to sample the range of flavors that define Sedona’s dining scene— all in one evening. Our Taste…
Read MoreJoin RunSedona to Celebrate an Athlete’s Third Time Around the Globe
Join RunSedona to Celebrate an Athlete’s Third Time Around the Globe Celebrate the joy of fitness, resilience, and a journey that spans a global distance Sedona, AZ – January 7, 2026 – RunSedona proudly announces the 21st annual RunSedona Half Marathon/10K/5K event scheduled for February 7, 2026. This year, the event promises to be extra…
Read MorePassive Ways Your Chamber Membership Boosts Your Business
Passive Ways Your Chamber Membership Boosts Your Business How Visibility Tools Like the Visit Sedona Directory, Blog Features, and Destination Signals Advertising Work for You 24/7 Running a business demands time, energy, and constant decision-making. But not every growth strategy requires more hours in your day. One of the most overlooked advantages of Chamber membership…
Read MoreSedona Mago: A Once Forgotten Property Magically Transformed
A Once-Forgotten Property Magically Transformed Sedona Mago’s story reads like a love letter to the land: a once-forgotten property in the red-rock desert magically transformed into a sanctuary devoted to healing, meditation, and reverence for the Earth. A Vision for A Happier, Healthier World Ilch Lee, founder of the Sedona Mago Center for Well-being and…
Read MoreWhen “Professional” Systems Threaten What’s Working: The Hidden Cost of Premature Systemization
When “Professional” Systems Threaten What’s Working: The Hidden Cost of Premature Systematization You’ve seen it happen. A small business is humming along—projects shipping, clients happy, revenue growing. Then someone in the room says it: “We need better systems.” What follows is predictable. Project management software gets purchased. Processes get documented. Approval workflows appear. Meetings multiply…
Read MoreLisa Dahl Foundation Launches with Soup Hope: A Legacy of Nourishment and Compassion
Lisa Dahl Foundation Launches with Soup Hope: A Legacy of Nourishment and Compassion Celebrated Sedona Chef Unveils Nonprofit Dedicated to Feeding Those in Need Across Northern Arizona After decades of nourishing Sedona through her acclaimed restaurants, Chef Lisa Dahl is embarking on her most meaningful culinary journey yet. This December, she announces the launch of…
Read MoreExperience Cinema Magic: Sedona International Film Festival Returns February 2026
Experience Cinema Magic: Sedona International Film Festival Returns February 2026 One of the World’s Coolest Film Festivals Brings Nine Days of Cinematic Excellence to Arizona’s Red Rock Country The red rocks of Sedona will once again roll out the red carpet as the 32nd Annual Sedona International Film Festival prepares to welcome film lovers from…
Read MoreWomen Who Lead Sedona: Stories of Vision, Creativity, and Heart
Women Who Lead Sedona: Stories of Vision, Creativity, and Heart Ask most people what drives Sedona’s economy and they’ll say tourism, energy work, maybe art galleries. They’re not wrong. But they’re missing who’s actually running the show. Walk into the town’s most successful restaurants, retail stores, wellness centers, and festivals, and you’ll find women at…
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