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Sedona to boost arts, nonprofit grants spending next year

The Sedona City Council plans to increase the funding it gives to arts and culture and nonprofit organizations through its Small Grants Program from $200,000 to $350,000 next fiscal year with the twin goals of shaping the policies of...

Fiddling with the red rocks

Everything in Sedona is on the rocks, especially the music. The jazz is on the rocks. The piano is on the rocks. The harmony is on the rocks. And the fiddler is most definitely — and visibly — on...

Clara slays the Rat Queen in Sedona Dance Academy’s ‘Nutcracker’

The Sedona Dance Academy gave its fourth annual “The Nutcracker” showcase to a standing room-only house at the Phillip England Center for the Performing Arts in Camp Verde on Saturday, Dec. 9. SDA founder Jessica Phillips noted that the...

Symphony shows off Prokofiev proficiency and summits Schubert

The Sedona Symphony’s second concert of the season, held on Sunday, Nov. 19, at the Sedona Performing Arts Center, featured a strong program that included three of Artistic Director Janna Hymes’ favorite pieces: Sergei Prokofiev’s Symphony No. 1 “Classical,”...

Big Park Council now shopping for roundabout art

The Big Park Regional Coordinating Council is pursuing an initiative to install sculptures in four roundabouts along State Route 179 in the Village of Oak Creek complementary to the city of Sedona’s Art in the Roundabouts program. The VOC...

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Show time: Sedona film festival draws near

The 31st annual Sedona International Film Festival will run from Saturday, Feb. 22, through Sunday, March 2, offering more...

Sedona Charter to close its middle school

Sedona Charter School’s Governing Council voted at its Tuesday, Jan. 21 meeting to close the school’s middle school program...
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