Events in Sedona April 17

April 17 marks the start of one of the most action-packed weeks in Sedona’s spring calendar. The Oak Creek Arts and Crafts Show takes over Sedona Vista Village for a full weekend, Earth Day brings wildlife and hiking to Red Rock State Park, the Sedona Symphony closes its season with a patriotic POPS concert, Zenprov takes its final bow at the Mary D. Fisher Theatre, and the Sedona Yoga Festival opens Thursday for four days at Bell Rock. Tuck in the new moon sound healings, live music every night, ongoing film festival premieres, and a full slate of wellness events — and there is genuinely no shortage of things to do in Sedona April 17 through April 23.

Table of Contents

• Events (4/17/26)
• Events (4/18/26)
• Events (4/19/26)
• Events (4/20/26)
• Events (4/21/26)
• Events (4/22/26)
• Events (4/23/26)
• Coming Up Soon

Events (4/17/26)

EMBODIMENT Yoga at Sun Moon Studio – 9:00 AM at Sun & Moon Studio of Sedona, 2050 Yavapai Drive. A 75-minute vinyasa flow open to all levels, blending breath and movement in one of Sedona’s most welcoming studio spaces. Recurring Friday class.

Oak Creek Arts and Crafts Show (Day 1 of 3) – 10:00 AM–5:00 PM at Sedona Vista Village, 6657 AZ-179, Sedona. One of the area’s most popular open-air marketplaces, featuring paintings, photography, pottery, jewelry, and Native American art from regional artisans. Food vendors and live entertainment on site. Free admission. Runs Friday through Sunday.

Crystal Tones Temple Sound Bath – 10:00 AM and 1:00 PM at Peace Place Gifts & Reiki Center, Uptown Sedona. Two sessions of deep vibrational healing using alchemy crystal singing bowls in a dedicated sacred space in the heart of Uptown Sedona. Choose your preferred time and drop in.

Scientific Vortex Information with Pete Sanders – Midday at a Sedona venue. M.I.T. honors graduate Pete Sanders presents his research on Sedona’s vortexes and how to tap into them for enhanced meditation, prayer, and mind-body healing. A uniquely Sedona intersection of science and spirituality that is worth attending at least once.

Sound Healing at Down Dog Sedona – 4:00 PM at Down Dog Sedona, 1785 W State Route 89A, Suite 1-B. A recurring Friday afternoon sound healing session in West Sedona. Crystal bowls and healing instruments create an ideal end-of-week reset. Beginners welcome.

Buffalo Soldiers, Bandsmen and Bias – Presentation & Book Signing – 4:00 PM at a Sedona venue. Historian John P. Langellier, Ph.D. presents and signs his latest work on Black military musicians in the post–Civil War American West — a largely untold chapter of frontier history brought vividly to life. Check visitsedona.com for the exact location.

Frequency Friday | Adam Shields & Jorge Munay – 5:00–6:30 PM at Humankind, 1730 W State Route 89A, West Sedona. A curated sonic experience blending live music with intentional frequency work. Adam Shields and Jorge Munay bring their collaborative sound art to Sedona’s West Side creative venue for a one-of-a-kind Friday evening gathering.

Live Music with Sugar Moon – 6:00 PM at Sun & Moon Studio, 2050 Yavapai Drive. An intimate live performance in one of Sedona’s most beloved local spaces. Sugar Moon delivers a melodic evening experience perfect for locals and visitors looking for authentic Sedona culture.

Evening Sound Bath – Hillside Sedona – 6:00 PM at Crystal Tones, Hillside Sedona Shopping Center, 671 AZ-179. Wind down a full day with a deeply immersive sound bath experience at one of Sedona’s premier crystal bowl healing centers. An ideal way to close a Friday in Red Rock Country.

New Moon SoulMonic™ Sound Healing with Three Trees – 7:30 PM at SHINE Sedona — Sanctuary For The Soul. A special new moon sound healing journey with Three Trees, combining multiple live instruments for a vibrational reset aligned to the lunar cycle. Also offered Sunday, April 19 at 4:30 PM.

Sedona International Film Festival – New Premieres – Multiple showtimes at Mary D. Fisher Theatre & Alice Gill-Sheldon Theatre, 2030 W State Route 89A. New films entering the SIFF program this week include The Gardener, Heads or Tails?, Jimmy & The Demons, and You’re Dating a Narcissist! Visit sedonafilmfestival.com for the full schedule and tickets.

Events (4/18/26)

Oak Creek Arts and Crafts Show (Day 2) – 10:00 AM–5:00 PM at Sedona Vista Village, 6657 AZ-179. The free outdoor marketplace continues with dozens of artist vendors, food, and live entertainment set against the red rocks. Day two often brings the most foot traffic — arrive early for the best browsing.

Earth Day Celebration at Red Rock State Park – 10:00 AM–2:00 PM at Red Rock State Park, 4050 Red Rock Loop Road. A family-friendly Earth Day event with live birds-of-prey presentations, guided nature hikes through riparian habitat, and hands-on activities for kids. Learn about the Sinagua people and the importance of desert conservation. Park admission applies.

Puzzling Adventures Scavenger Hunt – 11:00 AM, self-paced, starting at Amara Lane, Uptown Sedona. Part scavenger hunt, part adventure race, part self-guided walking tour — Puzzling Adventures is great for families, couples, and groups of any size. Discover Sedona’s iconic spots through a series of clues and challenges.

New Moon Women’s Wellness Retreat – Ongoing through Sunday at 220 Wilson Rd, Sedona. A multi-day women’s retreat running April 17–19, anchored in new moon energy with yoga, meditation, sound healing, and guided red rock experiences in a private setting. Limited space.

Animal Painter Sarah Webber – Artist Demo (Day 2) – At a Sedona gallery. Watch celebrated animal painter Sarah Webber work live across this two-day demonstration. Her expressive, detail-driven technique is captivating to watch in person. Check visitsedona.com for the gallery location.

The Johnny Malo Band – 6:00 PM at Sun & Moon Studio, 2050 Yavapai Drive. An energetic Saturday night live music performance from the Johnny Malo Band in one of West Sedona’s most intimate venues. A great pre-symphony option if you’re making a night of it.

Sedona Symphony POPS: America 250 Celebration – 7:00 PM at Sedona Performing Arts Center, 995 Upper Red Rock Loop Road. The Sedona Symphony’s season finale is a landmark evening. Conductor Desmond Siu and vocalist Abigail Fischer Earthshine lead a musical tour through Broadway, jazz, folk, and patriotic classics, closing with Ferde Grofé’s Grand Canyon Suite. A celebration of America’s 250th anniversary you won’t want to miss.

Zenprov’s Happy Ending: Last Show Ever – 7:30–9:15 PM at Mary D. Fisher Theatre, 2030 W State Route 89A. Sedona’s beloved improv comedy troupe Zenprov performs for the very last time. If you’ve laughed with them over the years, this is your final chance. Expect the unexpected — it’s improv, after all.

Ancient Echoes | APK Muzik & Lady Merkaba at Humankind – 9:00 PM at Humankind, 1730 W State Route 89A. A late-night sonic experience blending world bass, tribal rhythms, and transformational frequencies with APK Muzik and Lady Merkaba. Runs deep into the night for the night-owl crowd.

Events (4/19/26)

Sedona Community Farmers Market – 11:00 AM–3:00 PM at the Wells Fargo Bank Parking Lot, 2201 W State Route 89A, West Sedona. Sedona’s weekly Sunday market features 100% grass-fed beef, USDA-certified local produce, artisan breads, dairy, herbs, ready-to-eat food, and live music. Free to attend. Runs every Sunday through May 31.

Oak Creek Arts and Crafts Show (Final Day) – 10:00 AM–5:00 PM at Sedona Vista Village, 6657 AZ-179. Last day to browse the free outdoor marketplace. Paintings, pottery, jewelry, photography, Native American art, food vendors, and live entertainment. Free admission.

2026 Northern Arizona Conservation Expo – 10:00 AM–2:00 PM at Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village, 336 State Route 179, Sedona. A free, family-friendly event hosted at one of Sedona’s landmark destinations. Local conservation organizations present interactive exhibits on wildlife, water, and land preservation in Northern Arizona. Kids’ activities available.

New Moon SoulMonic™ Sound Healing with Three Trees – 4:30 PM at SHINE Sedona — Sanctuary For The Soul. The second offering of this weekend’s new moon sound healing journey. Three Trees layers multiple instruments — gongs, bowls, strings — for a full vibrational reset timed to the new moon’s energy. A deeply restorative Sunday afternoon experience.

Events (4/20/26)

Candlelight Soundbath – 4:00 PM at Sacred Arts Sanctuary, Sedona. A beautifully atmospheric soundbath experience in a candlelit setting. Crystal bowls, chimes, and live instruments guide participants into deep rest and restoration. A perfect midweek offering for visitors staying through the week.

Sound Healing (Recurring) – 4:00 PM at a Sedona healing center. The Monday–Wednesday–Friday sound healing series continues. This accessible recurring session is a reliable go-to for anyone seeking a quick, genuine wellness experience in Sedona on a weekday.

Sedona Arts Center – 45th Annual Juried Friends Show – Tuesday–Saturday 10:00 AM–5:00 PM, Sunday 12:00–5:00 PM at 15 Art Barn Road, Sedona. The juried Friends Show continues this week with award-winning works from regional artists. Housed in Sedona’s historic arts barn dating to 1958 — a must for any serious art lover. Free admission.

Events (4/21/26)

Sedona Arts Center – Gallery Hours – 10:00 AM–5:00 PM at 15 Art Barn Road, Sedona. Tuesday is one of the quieter gallery days — a great time to take your time with the 45th Annual Juried Friends Show without weekend crowds. Free admission, all welcome.

Sedona International Film Festival – Midweek Screenings – Various showtimes at Mary D. Fisher Theatre & Alice Gill-Sheldon Theatre, 2030 W State Route 89A. Film festival programming continues through the week. Check sedonafilmfestival.com for the Tuesday schedule. Films include The Gardener and ongoing additions to the festival lineup.

Yoga at Sun Moon Studio – Various times at Sun & Moon Studio, 2050 Yavapai Drive. Sun Moon Studio runs a full weekly class schedule including vinyasa, yin, and restorative formats. Check their online schedule for Tuesday offerings and book in advance — popular classes fill quickly.

Events (4/22/26)

Sound Healing (Recurring) – 4:00 PM at a Sedona healing center. Midweek sound healing continues its Monday–Wednesday–Friday rotation. Whether you’re a first-timer or a regular, this reliable session offers an accessible entry point into Sedona’s world-class wellness culture.

Community Reiki Share – Evening at Infinite Light Healing Studies Center, 355 Jordan Road, Sedona. An open community gathering for Reiki practitioners and recipients. Both experienced healers and curious newcomers are welcome at this warm, supportive session focused on energy healing and community connection.

Sedona International Film Festival – Screenings Continue – Various showtimes at Mary D. Fisher Theatre. The SIFF continues its run of independent films through the week. Wednesday is a great day to catch a screening before the Thursday opening of the Yoga Festival fills the town. See sedonafilmfestival.com for times and tickets.

Events (4/23/26)

Sedona Yoga Festival 2026: A Conscious Evolution – Opens – 8:00 AM at Hilton Sedona Resort at Bell Rock, 6600 N Resort Drive, Village of Oak Creek. One of the largest yoga festivals in the Southwest kicks off today with 150+ sessions over four days — asana, pranayama, meditation, Ayurveda, sound healing, and breathwork. Outdoor sessions against Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte set this festival apart from any other. Passes from $399. Runs through Sunday, April 26.

Sol Rising in Sedona – 5:00–7:00 PM at Hilton Sedona Resort at Bell Rock, 6600 N Resort Drive, Village of Oak Creek. World-renowned yoga musician Sol Rising performs live in Sedona in conjunction with the festival opening. His signature blend of mantra, world music, and contemporary sound creates a moving and uplifting experience — especially as the sun sets over the red rocks.

Sedona Yoga Retreat with Hiking and Meditation – Begins Thursday, April 23 through Monday, April 27. A small-group, multi-day immersive retreat combining yoga, guided meditation, and red rock hiking experiences. Limited participants ensure a personal, intentional experience in the Sedona backcountry.

Coming Up Soon

23rd Annual Spring Open Studios Tour – April 24–26, 10:00 AM–5:00 PM daily. A free, self-guided tour of 55 working artists’ studios spread across Sedona, Oak Creek, Cornville, Cottonwood, Camp Verde, and Clarkdale. One of the Verde Valley’s most beloved annual events — a rare look inside the actual studios where the work is made.

Sedona Yoga Festival – Full Weekend – April 23–26 at Hilton Sedona Resort at Bell Rock. Four days of 150+ yoga and wellness sessions with world-class teachers. Outdoor red rock settings, Ayurvedic wellness, sound healing, and evening concerts make this an immersive experience unlike any other yoga event in the country.

First Friday in the Galleries – Friday, May 1, 4:00–7:00 PM, multiple galleries across Sedona. The monthly gallery walk returns with artist receptions, wine, live music, and open studios throughout Tlaquepaque, Hozho Center, Uptown Sedona, and West Sedona locations. Free to attend — one of the best free events in Sedona every month.

8th Annual Verde Valley Wine Festival – Saturday, May 9, 11:00 AM–6:00 PM at Riverfront Park, 1284 E River Front Rd, Cottonwood, AZ. More than 20 Arizona wineries, local beer and spirits, artisan vendors, food, and live music at one of the Verde Valley’s most popular annual festivals. A great excuse for a day trip down the hill.

Sedona Symphony – 2026–2027 Season Announced – Stay tuned to sedonasymphony.org as the Sedona Symphony announces their upcoming season following the POPS concert. Subscriber and single-ticket information will be posted online for the fall season ahead.

Summer Concert Season at Pavilion at Posse Grounds – Multiple shows forming for May and June 2026 at Pavilion at Posse Grounds Park. Sedona’s outdoor amphitheater is one of the best live music settings in Arizona — check Bandsintown for the latest artist announcements and on-sale dates.

Planning your week in Sedona? Bookmark this page and check back every Friday for a fresh list of the best upcoming events, festivals, live music, and things to do in Sedona and the Verde Valley.

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