FAQ - Does Sedona Allow Fireworks?FIREWORKS! Many locals and visitors alike want to know what is going on in our great city Sedona on the 4th of July. The most often asked question (FAQ) is: "Can you buy and shoot off fireworks?" Is there a fireworks celebration? (See Below) Unfortunately, no fireworks are allowed in the city limits. Without getting to far into the weeds on this, the AZ Legislature passed a bill to allow ground consumer fireworks. It took affect December … (15 comments)
verde valley: Montezuma's Castle National Monument - Sedona & Verde Valley Area
- 01/18/17 03:02 AM
Montezuma's Castle & WellNational MonumentNear Sedona Arizona Courtesy of Montezuma's CastleMany people think that Montezuma's Castle has something to do with the King of the Aztecs. However, early settlers to the area, gave it that name because they thought the ruins were from the Conquest of Mexico by the Aztec King. In fact, it was not. Sedona & Verde Valley Rich In RuinsHistoryThere are hundreds of ruins all over Sedona and the Verde Valley. Some evidence exist that primitive hunter-gatherers inhabited this area as much as 10,000 years ago! Montezuma's Castle and Well is the last vestige of Sinagua. You might also gather that the Sinagua … (15 comments)
Mountain Gate - Clarkdale 4 Bedrooms ~ 4 Baths - 2 Master Suites - 3113 Sq Ft A Spanish style home complete with tile roof, ironwork detail covered front and back porches with upper level patio is designed along the classic lines of luxury homes built in the 1930s and 1940s. Each bedroom has a bathroom with easy access from the bedroom. There is a loft set next to the stairwell that can be used for an office area, reading nook as well as a play area. There are master suites both upstairs and downstairs with private baths and large walk-in closets. There are 9 foot … (29 comments)
verde valley: Should We Preserve a National Treasure?
- 06/17/15 03:30 AM
Sedona Verde Valley Red Rock National MonumentA Brief History of T. Roosevelt & The Conservationist Movement"While my interest in natural history has added very little to my sum of achievement, it has added immeasurably to my sum of enjoyment in life." Teddy Roosevelt If you studied the life of President Theodore Roosevelt, you know he was a dedicated conservationist his entire life. We might not have the Grand Canyon and other National Parks as we know them today if it were not for Teddy Roosevelt. He established the Antiquities Act and signed it into law on June 8, 1906. The Act establishes … (2 comments)
4th of July EventsSedona & Surrounding Cities in ArizonaCourtesy of Sheri Sperry of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage - Sedona 
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