Randall Chavez, of Prana Reiki, sits in front of his artwork during the Sedona Arts Festival at Sedona Red Rock High School on Saturday, Oct. 12.
Jawn McKinley explains the Arts Raffle, which supports Chamber Music Sedona, to festival-goers during the Sedona Arts Festival at Sedona Red Rock High School on Saturday, Oct. 12.
Sedona resident Karen O'Donnell poses for a photo with her artwork during the Sedona Arts Festival at Sedona Red Rock High School on Saturday, Oct. 12.
Artist Travis Lemons, Metal Lemon Artistry, right, speaks to another artist about one of his sculptures during the Sedona Arts Festival at Sedona Red Rock High School on Saturday, Oct. 12.
Artist Travis Lemons, Metal Lemon Artistry, poses for a photo with one of his sculptures during the Sedona Arts Festival at Sedona Red Rock High School on Saturday, Oct. 12.
Liam Naylor, 10, learns about artist Marna SchindlerÕs process at her booth during the Sedona Arts Festival at Sedona Red Rock High School on Saturday, Oct. 12.
A sculpture by Larry Yazzie, of Nizohni Sculpture Studio, on display during the Sedona Arts Festival at Sedona Red Rock High School on Saturday, Oct. 12.
Photographer George Lewis stands with his artwork during the Sedona Arts Festival at Sedona Red Rock High School on Saturday, Oct. 12.
Artist Melissa Medina talks to festival-goers about her artwork during the Sedona Arts Festival at Sedona Red Rock High School on Saturday, Oct. 12.
Artist Jerry Salazar finishes a painting at his booth during the Sedona Arts Festival at Sedona Red Rock High School on Saturday, Oct. 12.
Artist Jerry Salazar finishes a painting at his booth during the Sedona Arts Festival at Sedona Red Rock High School on Saturday, Oct. 12.
Artist Helper Donna Todd stands in the entry to the Fired Elements Art booth during the Sedona Arts Festival at Sedona Red Rock High School on Saturday, Oct. 12.
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