The two nights/three days “Wine, Wolves and Witches” package includes: two nights at Sedona Rouge Hotel and Spa; $100 resort credit for REDS Restaurant or the Spa at Sedona Rouge; a private four- hour wine tour by White Tie Sedona Events to Alcantara Vineyards, with lunch and Javelina Leap Vineyard and Winery, with dessert; entrance to Out of Africa Wildlife Park; a 60-minute Psychic Reading at the Spa at Sedona Rouge.

On Tuesday, September 22, 2009, the Joint Legislative Budget Committee (JLBC) gave a favorable review to the Arizona /State Parks’ request to backfill cuts previously made to its fiscal operating budget. With the Committee’s favorable review, the Parks Board suspended the freeze on Heritage Fund Grant monies that had been frozen in February 2009. “We are extremely happy to release funding for these very worthy trails, historic preservation, and park projects,” said Renée Bahl, Executive Director.

Sedona, AZ – Locals and visitors to Sedona will enjoy fabulous hot jazz and cool art at Tlaquepaque, the Art and Soul of Sedona.

The Fourth Annual State of the Art takes place Friday night, September 25th, 5 pm to 7 pm and all day Saturday, September 26th, 10 am to 7 pm. Designed for the new art collector and the seasoned connoisseur, a veritable banquet of sumptuous art will delight and amaze.

• No Work over the Labor Day Weekend
• Night Lane Restrictions Continue between Canyon Drive and Morgan Wash
• Night Lane Restrictions for Temporary Striping
• Utility Relocation Complete Across From Hillside

No Work over the Labor Day Weekend – The contractor will be off the road by noon this Friday and work will not start up again until 6 a.m. Tuesday morning.

Night Lane Restrictions Continue between Canyon Drive and Morgan Wash – There will be no work this Monday night, September 7th. Have a safe holiday weekend!

First Priority: SAFETY
Night lane restrictions continue between Canyon Drive and Morgan Wash – Lane restrictions continue from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. Monday night through Friday morning between Canyon Drive and Morgan Wash for at least another month. These restrictions will last until the work on the walls is complete.

A special feature – the Tony Curtis Art Tent – has been added to the 2009 Festival activities. Over 150 world-class artists and craft persons are showcased over two days with continuous live musical entertainment, great food, an extraordinary raffle, and the interactive KidZone.

Editorial –
I understand the exuberance of visitors when they arrive in Sedona: the beauty, the magnificance, the Energy, the art, nature and hospitality that IS Sedona. Be careful out there! Whether you’re “into-it” or not, there is a high energy in the Sedona area… it amplifies things. You may feel like you can fly but, please, save that for a bi-plane, helicopter or hot-air ballon ride.

Lane restrictions continue from 8 p.m. Monday night through Friday morning at 5 a.m. between Canyon Drive and Morgan Wash.
Utilities are being relocated across from Hillside – business access will not be affected.

We stopped at a Goodwill store to buy some old shorts and drove to Slide Rock, 10 minutes north of Sedona. It really is beautiful. It’s like a natural water park. The water is so cold it takes your breath away; the sign says the water is 65 degrees. Ken decided to try the ‘slide’ first—he would then let me know if it was too rough for me.