Honor the Service of our Veterans

These are some of the Veteran owned businesses in Sedona and the surrounding area. Please stop in and say “hi” and thank them for their service. Cafe Jose, Efren Santa Cruz | Marine Vet | 3 years Cold Stone Creamery, Bill...
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Support Sedona’s Small Businesses

This time of year, we’re reminded to give thanks for all that we have. As residents of greater Sedona, we are fortunate to live in a diverse community that is bound together by a singular passion for our beautiful Red...
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International Women’s Day

 THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS October 29, 2021 Among the many firsts associated with Sedona Schnebly is her beautiful statue gracing the entry to the Public Library as part of the City’s first Art in Public Places project...
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Continue to Work Toward a Balanced, Sustainable Future

 THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS October 22, 2021 It was wonderful to see many of our friends at the ‘Support Your Local Chamber’ event on Wednesday. Many members brought colleagues to learn more about the chamber as...
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“Haunted History” at the Sedona Heritage Museum

The Sedona Heritage Museum presents poet and author Michael Peach in a special and spooky performance of “Haunted History” on Halloween, Sunday October 31 at 3:00 p.m. in the historic Fruit Packing Shed. Come spend an autumn afternoon at the...
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Verde Shuttle – Employer Marketing Toolkit

The Sedona Chamber, with input from employers, has created a Marketing Toolkit for the Verde Shuttle. It gives you everything you need to show current and potential employees just how easy it is to ride the Verde Shuttle from their...
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National Support Your Local Chamber Day

 THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS October 15, 2021 Lots of excitement at the chamber as we prepare to celebrate you, our members, and “National Support Your Local Chamber Day” on Wednesday, October 20 at Steakhouse 89, 2620...
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History of Indigenous Peoples’ Day

The first seed of Indigenous Peoples’ Day was planted at a U.N. international conference on discrimination in 1977. The first state to recognize the day was South Dakota in 1989. Berkeley, California, and Santa Cruz followed suit. Although the day...
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Impact of Short Term Rentals

 THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS October 1, 2021 October is here! A month of high visitation with cooler temperatures and fall colors compared to the valley. Charged with destination management, last week the chamber convened our community...
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O’Halleran Aids Local Craft Breweries, Backs Legislation to Keep Costs Down

Wednesday, September 15, 2021 This summer, caseworkers in the district offices of Congressman Tom O’Halleran (AZ-01) helped Mother Road Brewing Co. in Flagstaff and Verde Brewing Company in northern Arizona cut costs, get approved for pandemic assistance loans, and keep...
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Celebrate National Public Lands Day

 THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS September 24, 2021 Saturday is National Public Lands Day, celebrating our connection with the vast public lands that contain our national parks, forests, monuments and historic sites. On the fourth Saturday in...
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Karen’s Gluten Free Bakeshop has received Conservationist/Bronze Sustainable Business Certification

September 20, 2021 Karen’s Gluten Free Bakeshop has opened! Karen Russell previously created baked goods in her home and was originally certified in 2017. But business was so good, she’s opened a storefront (near Harkins in Sedona) and hired several...
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