New Year's Eve 2018


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2017 is coming to a close. The year has been full of stresses, adventures, new experiences, and much more. Each person experienced the year differently but everyone has dealt with the realities of 2017. The best way to create an amazing 2018 is to choose what you want to bring into the new year and what you would like to leave behind. Beginning the new year with positivity and intention is an important concept for many religions, cultures, and other groups. If you are spending this December 31st in Sedona, there are a plethora of ways for you to kick off the New Year. A few of them are highlighted below.
The Sound Bites Grill in Sedona is hosting Walt Richardson & Friends this Sunday starting at 7:30pm. Walter Richardson II is a performing singer songwriter, with a passion for rhythm and acoustic guitar, in Tempe Arizona. He has been both a solo performer and band leader for 30 years. The event is for folks 21 and up with a attire theme of Reggae.


If energy work is something you are interested in, Crossing Worlds is hosting an event to prepare you for the coming year. Their Creative Re-Visioning Retreat will help you develop attention and work with the energies of nature. There is also an option for a three-day retreat for those with the time and desire to deepen their spiritual experience.
The former World Teen Magic Champion Magician Eric Giliam will be amazing children and adults of all ages this Sunday. Giliam has amazed hundreds of audiences performing his high energy show filled with magic, laughter, fascination, and crowd participation.

The BLNK hotel offers pristine rooms at affordable prices, making a weekend or even week-long trip to Sedona a true possibility. The best rates are found at website.

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