Events in Sedona

Browse fresh produce from small local farms, along with honey, jams, pickles, salsa, breads, baked goods, and creations from local makers and bakers. Enjoy fresh food at the market or take it home to enjoy later. The market features local small-business vendors, live music, and plenty of parking, rain or shine.

17773 S Munds Ranch Rd, Munds Park

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A recurring dog adoption event at Flagstaff Mall in Flagstaff invites visitors to meet potential pets in a welcoming indoor setup near the fireplace. Expect a mix of personalities and ages, from playful puppies to seasoned seniors, with opportunities to interact, get to know each dog, and move forward with adoption. The selection varies each month, so every stop offers new furry faces to meet.

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Celebrate Halloween at Bookmans with Trinket or Trade, a free customer-to-customer swap. Bring small keepsakes you are ready to share, place them on the community table, then pick out new favorites to take home. You can bring any number of items and choose the same number you contribute. Swapping will happen in turns, with staff helping the process run smoothly, and the team will start things off by adding a few trinkets of their own. Ideal items include buttons, pins, keychains, charms, tiny plushies, or little figures, especially pieces with broad appeal. There is no buying or selling and no store transactions, only trading among participants. Costumes are encouraged to add to the festive spirit.

1520 S Riordan Ranch St, Flagstaff

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Travel through Verde Canyon aboard a four-hour evening train excursion that begins in daylight and continues through sunset and into the starlight or moonlight. Watch the setting sun color the canyon cliffs and skies, and look for wildlife at twilight. As night falls, the dark desert sky reveals distant constellations, while the light brings the canyon’s rock formations into striking shapes.

300 N Broadway, Clarkdale

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Summer hours are now in effect for this event.

2201 W State Route 89A, Sedona

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A group dog training class at Thorpe Fields by the dog park playground. Please bring training treats, a towel, and a leash attached to your dog’s collar or harness.

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A nature-centered yoga retreat in Sedona invites a deep dive into the elements of Earth, Fire, Water, Air, and Spirit. Guided by Jill Dunlap and Marne Williams, this intimate five-day experience at the newly renovated Outbound Sedona Resort emphasizes remembering your true self beneath everyday noise. Each day explores a different element through Hatha yoga, guided breathwork, meditation, sacred cacao, sound healing, Reiki, silence, and mindful hiking, with the red rock landscape serving as a living classroom. The retreat includes five nights of lodging, daily group breakfasts, and two group dinners. Opening and closing ceremonies frame the journey, which also features guided vortex and nature hikes, a silent meditation session, and transportation for scheduled excursions. There is ample free time to relax by the pool, enjoy the spa, shop, journal, or simply soak in the desert’s beauty. Arrival is at your own pace, and the program begins the following morning. This offering welcomes both seasoned practitioners and those new to yoga who are seeking reconnection, meaningful community, and a grounded reset. Early bird and regular pricing are available, with shared accommodations at $2,555 for early bird and $2,888 for regular, and private accommodations at $3,333 for early bird and $3,666 for regular. A non-refundable deposit of $500 secures a spot, and credit card payments incur a 3.5 percent fee. Airfare, airport transfers, lunches, two dinners, optional spa services, personal purchases, and travel insurance are not included. Details on cancellation policy, travel recommendations, and packing guidance are provided after registration.

1752 State Route 179, Sedona

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Tlaquepaque teams up with Sonoran Reptiles to offer free, hands-on educational presentations open to the public. A wide range of reptiles will be featured, including native and non-native lizards, snakes, and tortoises, showcased up close. Visitors can ask questions, deepen their understanding of these animals, and capture photos with Tlaquepaque’s distinctive art and architecture as the backdrop. The presentations take place in Patio De Las Campanas.

300 AZ-179, Sedona

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