Upcoming Fall Events in Sedona



Sedona is an Arizonan desert town teeming with natural beauty. Beautiful red rock cliffs, steep canyon walls, and a captivating pine forest surround the town. Sedona is a located near Flagstaff and is famous for its mild climate, aesthetic natural beauty and active art community. People gather around Sedona throughout the year to share arts, crafts, culture, astonishing ideas and artistic views. Different meet and greets are also conducted in which filmmakers and artists gather. If you are considering visiting Sedona for any kind of artistic or touristic activity then you must be aware of upcoming Fall events!

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Enlisted are some of the upcoming events in Sedona that you should plan to check out during your visit.
15th Annual Sedona Plein Air Festival:
The Sedona Plein Air Festival takes place during the best time of the year at the height of tourist season and is supported by a group of very experienced and enthusiastic staff and volunteers. 25 famous painters are entering the festival this year with their works of art. This festival will culminate in announcing $10,000 worth in cash prizes including a $5000 prize for the grand winner!
Details: Shangri-La of the Southwest Sedona |October 12th to October 19th
Sanctuary Sunday
Participate in some art therapy and relax in the garden with some light refreshments of chocolate and wine. This monthly even benefits the Verde Valley Sanctuary – a safe haven for victims of family violence and sexual assault.
Details: 735 N. Main St. | October 20th from 3-6PM
Red Rocks Oktoberfest
This craft beer festival event is hosted by and benefits The Rotary Club of Sedona Red Rocks, a local charitable organization whose purpose is to demonstrate “Serve Above Self”. Dress up for the occasion and enjoy craft beers, food trucks, and live music that help benefit many local causes and their efforts within the community.
Details: Posse Grounds Park | October 26th from 4-9PM

Dia de Los Muertos Celebration
This 7th annual event celebrates the Mexican tradition that honors family and friends who have passed on. The celebration includes a full day of music, food, fire dancing, and more. Everyone is encouraged to bring person objects, photos, and candles celebrating the lives of loved ones. There will be activities for all ages! “El Mercado” will offer agua frescas, fresh churros, traditional Day-of-the-Dead bread, cookies, taquitos, and hot chocolate.
Details: Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Center | November 3rd from 2-8PM
Annual Sedona Turkey Trot
Presented by the Sedona Running Company, this is a wonderful family activity to attend on Thanksgiving morning. The start and finish line for this 5k will be held at Posse Grounds State Park. With unbeatable views of Sedona’s famous red rocks, you’ll have a healthy appetite for your Thanksgiving feast!  Registration for the event is now open!
Details: Posse Grounds Park | November 28th from 7:45 – 9:45AM
Sedona’s Tree Lighting & Santa Visit
Presented by Sedona Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Bureau, enjoy tree-lighting, refreshments, local holiday entertainment and Santa! Admission for this event is free.
Details: Tlaquepaque North Sedona | December 6th from 5-7PM
Festival of Lights
With a scheduled packed with musical entertainment, Santa, and free cider, this is a family-friendly event of the season you wont want to miss. The River of Life Tabernacle Choir is scheduled to perform, and at 5PM, six-thousand luminarias will be lit in the courtyards and walkways. Special luminarias dedicated to cancer survivors can be purchased in Patio del Norte.
Details: Tlaquepaque | December 14th from 3-8PM

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