Sedona Events in June



Are you excited for the summer? Make the most of your time off and come visit us in Sedona! There are some amazing things happening in the area this month. Check out a couple of the events below.
Jun 3rd - Sunday Night All Star Karaoke @ Olde Sedona Bar & Grill. The fun starts at 9pm with no cover charge!
Jun 5th - Sanjali Weekly Chant @ Awakenings Yoga Studio. Join this weekly mantra chanting led by Valerie Sanjali Irons. Payment by donation.
Jun 7th - Kingdom of The Spiders @ Verde Brewing co. Relive this classic film which was shot in the Sedona area. In the film, William Shatner battles eight-legged invaders trying to spin a web of terror over a Camp Verde, AZ in the ultimate man vs. spider showdown.
Jun 16 @ 8:45 am – Jun 17 @ 4:15 pm Sedona Mountain Bike Skills / 2-Day Adventure Camp. Are you trying to take your skills to the next level? This camp is designed for any enthusiastic rider or avid racer that is looking to build up and clean up their ‘toolbox’ of mountain bike skills in order to handle a variety of terrain at speed. This event, which will inculde coached riding sessions, will sell out soon! Follow the link to buy your ticket now -> https://sandiegomountainbikeskills.com/arizona/
The Tlaquepaque Village is also hosting a plethora of great events.
Kuivato Glass Gallery will be featuring Anna Boothe all month long. This artist has been working in glass sculptural work for the last thirty years, perfecting her craft. Some questions she asks in her work are: Where do the perspectives that drive our responses originate and how can we steer them? What tools do we use to interpret the projections of others? Much of her work features body parts, such as hands and hearts, representing strength and emotion. Don’t miss this thoughtful collection of sculptures.
Rowe Fine Art Gallery Presents "Dads and Grads" On the 1st of the month, Tlaquepaque Village is celebrating both fathers and graduates everywhere. Commemorate graduation or express your love for your Dad with a piece of art from Rowe Fine Art Gallery. There will be paintings, sculptures, jewelry and mixed media available.

Any one of these events would 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 downtown area. The staff also has plenty of suggestions of interesting places to visit around Oak Creek Canyon.

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