Sedona Village Partnership

In the early 2000s, former Big Park Regional Coordinating Council president, the late Dr. Mel Copen, clearly saw the opportunity to unite the Village.  As a result of Mel’s inspiration, Sedona Village Partnership was created in 2012. Anchored by our...
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Focused on Destination Stewardship

 THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS August 27, 2021 The calm before the storm. That is how I view the past few weeks. We have seen a more seasonal “normal” for visitation with hotel occupancy hovering between 50%...
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Winners Wanted!

Are you familiar with the VVREO Moonshot Pioneer Pitch Program? In this our 3rd year, Verde Valley Regional Economic Organization will once again sponsor this exciting Moonshot Pitch contest to help small businesses. The video at the bottom highlights the...
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“Voices from the Grave” Pioneer Cemetery Walk Tickets Now Available

“Voices from the Grave” pioneer cemetery walk is back this Fall in Sedona, and will once again provide a fascinating, outdoor theatrical program with costumed ‘spirits’, history and fun, along with some new ‘seraph’ surprises.   On Friday and Saturday,...
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Taking on the Labor Shortage in the Trades

A VERSION OF THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS August 20, 2021 Last week we talked about the new Wildcat Kids Club at West Sedona School that provides our youngsters before and after-school educational opportunities. The expanded hours...
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Sedona Marine Corps League evolution into two new organizations

August, 9, 2021 The first, Sedona Area Veteran and Community Outreach (SAVCO), seeks to expand community involvement and volunteer opportunities. Sedona Marine Corps League is proud to announce its evolution into two new organizations. The first, Sedona Area Veterans and...
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A Sustainable Sedona needs Strong Schools

A VERSION OF THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS August 13, 2021 A sustainable Sedona needs strong schools with access to a good education for all. Education is the enabler that allows young people to visualize a limitless future...
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MicroBusinesses Now America’s Leading Business Type

Have you ever looked at a business with 100, 200 or even 400 employees and thought, “Why is that considered a small business?” An independently owned and operated business with up to 500 employees is the generally accepted definition of...
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Call for Artists – Souls of Forgotten Objects Exhibit 2021

July 2021 Sedona Arts Center is seeking artists for the Souls of Forgotten Objects exhibit to take place December 3 -23, 2021 in the Special Exhibits Gallery of the Arts Center. ABOUT SOULS OF FORGOTTEN OBJECTS Exploring the intersection between trash...
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NEW Verde Shuttle Offers Low-Cost, Frequent Cottonwood/Sedona Service Starting Today

July 7, 2021 The new Verde Shuttle launches today and can help ease staffing worries by providing reliable, low-cost, frequent transportation between Cottonwood and Sedona. Comfortable new buses pick up and drop off at the Cottonwood Library7 days a week...
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Forest Closures Shouldn’t Dampen Your Summer as Sedona Offers So Much To Do

A VERSION OF THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS July 2, 2021 Happy Fourth of July! Celebrating freedom feels even more special this year as we once again travel and celebrate with friends. Travel and especially, travel by...
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76 Things

Things To Do in Sedona During Forest Closures Before you arrive, we urge you to take The Sedona Cares Pledge. Remember to Recreate Responsibly in Red Rock Country! Print a PDF Version ~Eat, Drink and Shop~ Enjoy delicious food at...
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