Tlaquepaque Events in May

Are you planning on taking a vacation this spring? There are tons of different things to consider when planning a trip, depending on if you’re on a romantic getaway or a family adventure! Sedona has an amazing amount of things to do, no matter what you are looking for. There are places to shop,to eat, to enjoy the local culture, to learn about the area’s history, and even to party! But there is only one place that puts all those things together so well!
The Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village is doing some amazing things this May.

  • The Oil Paintings of Dean Brandshaw will be on display all month long in the Navarro Gallery. His work is intrinsically tied to nature and is known for amazingly vivid colors.
  • Marlene Rose, the internationally-known and award-winning sculptor, who produces beautiful works of glass will have works on display starting on May 6th. Each piece is hand cast in stunning detail.
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  • On May 11th there will be a Great Gatsby Fundraiser! There will be a fabulous show by The Swingtips as well as dancing, edible delights, and drinks. Costumes are encouraged. Tickets are on sale on the website and there will be a raffle for a 5,000 dollar necklace!
  • The Village will also be hosting a Cinco de Mayo event! The festivities will include the music of mariachi musicians, Folklorico dancers and traditional Mexican food. There will also be a Chili Cook-Off!


One of these events might make for a great launching point for exploring the rest of the Sedona area. The Southwest Inn at Sedona is conveniently located for access to the Tlaquepaque center. The staff also has plenty of suggestions of interesting places to visit around Oak Creek Canyon.

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