Events in Sedona May 29

Memorial Day weekend gives way to June in Sedona, and this week delivers one of the biggest free events of the year alongside film premieres, full moon ceremonies, and live music that makes a Sedona Friday feel like its own celebration. Whether you are heading out to the red rocks or staying close to town, there is something on the calendar for everyone. Here is your complete guide to events in Sedona May 29 through June 4, 2026.

• Friday, May 29
• Saturday, May 30
• Sunday, May 31
• Monday, June 1
• Tuesday, June 2
• Wednesday, June 3
• Thursday, June 4
• Coming Up Soon

Friday, May 29

Red Dirt Concert Series: Jemini & D.L. Harrison Band – 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM at Pavilion at Posse Grounds Park. Free. The final Friday show of the Spring series goes out strong with Jemini and D.L. Harrison Band bringing eclectic hits and danceable grooves to the Pavilion. This free outdoor concert is a Sedona Friday tradition. Bring a blanket, grab a spot, and enjoy the evening air under the red rocks.

Sedona Comedy Night with Emmy Winner Brian Kiley – 6:00 PM at Mary D. Fisher Theatre. Two-time Emmy Award-winning comedian and writer Brian Kiley brings his stand-up to the Mary D. Fisher. Known for his long run writing and performing on Late Night, Kiley delivers sharp, observational comedy with real craft. Tickets required.

Aerial Sound Healing in Sedona – Preregistration required. A unique experience combining aerial hammock suspension with crystal sound therapy. Part yoga, part sound bath, entirely Sedona. Check the Visit Sedona listing for time and registration details.

Full Moon in Sedona: A Meditation of Illumination – May 29–30, outdoors in Sedona’s red rock country. Gather under the full moon for a guided meditation among Sedona’s iconic formations. One of those only-in-Sedona experiences worth planning your evening around. Check the listing for exact timing and meeting point.

‘I Swear’ Film Premiere – Opens tonight, runs through June 3 at Alice Gill-Sheldon Theatre. The Sedona International Film Festival presents the premiere engagement of I Swear. Check sedonafilmfestival.org for showtimes and ticketing.

‘A Great Awakening’ Film Premiere – Opens tonight, runs through June 4 at Mary D. Fisher Theatre. Another SIFF premiere engagement. A strong week for independent film in Sedona.

‘The Last Viking’ Film Premiere – Opens tonight, runs through June 4 at Alice Gill-Sheldon Theatre. Three simultaneous premieres across SIFF’s two Sedona venues. Check sedonafilmfestival.org for the full schedule.

Saturday, May 30

Red Dirt Fest 10-Year Celebration – 1:00 PM – 8:00 PM at Pavilion at Posse Grounds Park. Free. The Red Dirt Concert Series marks its 10th anniversary with a full-day celebration featuring five live acts, food trucks, a beer garden, and free raffle prizes. This is the event of the week. A full day of free, live music in one of Sedona’s best outdoor venues. No tickets, no cover, just show up.

Full Moon Drum and Sound Healing Circle – 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM at Yavapai Vista Parking. Free. A community drum circle and sound healing gathering under the full moon. Drums provided or bring your own. A grounding, communal way to close out a full day at the Fest.

Grillin’ McMillian Celebrity Golf Tournament – 8:00 AM at 35 Ridge Trail Drive, Sedona. A charity golf event featuring celebrity participants. Check local listings for registration details.

Cosmic Remembrance: Sonic Fusion with Adria Estribou – 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM at 1730 W State Route 89A. A sound bath journey with gongs, light language, and what the organizers describe as ancient-future frequencies. Pre-registration recommended for this intimate morning session.

Sunday, May 31

The Sedona Community Farmers Market’s Summer 2026 season opens on June 7 at the Wells Fargo Bank Parking Lot, 2201 W State Route 89A (Sundays, 8 AM – Noon through October). This Sunday is in the gap week before summer hours begin. A good morning for a hike instead. The Cathedral Rock and Bell Rock trailheads are both spectacular at this time of year with the light and the lingering cool from overnight temperatures.

Full Moon in Sedona: A Meditation of Illumination – Continues from Friday. If you missed the earlier sessions, the full moon experience may still be running tonight. Check the Visit Sedona listing for final session availability.

Monday, June 1

A quieter first Monday of June. All three SIFF film premieres continue this week at their respective theaters. A Great Awakening and The Last Viking both run through Thursday. I Swear continues through Wednesday. Check sedonafilmfestival.org for current showtimes. Monday is also a good day to explore Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village or take a slower morning on one of Sedona’s quieter trails before summer crowds arrive in full force.

Tuesday, June 2

Film screenings continue across both SIFF theaters. I Swear runs through tomorrow night at the Alice Gill-Sheldon Theatre, while A Great Awakening and The Last Viking continue through Thursday. A weeknight film in Sedona, with the red rocks right outside, is a hard thing to beat. Check sedonafilmfestival.org for times and tickets.

Wednesday, June 3

Last chance tonight to see I Swear at the Alice Gill-Sheldon Theatre. A Great Awakening and The Last Viking continue through Thursday at their respective SIFF venues. Wednesday evenings are also worth a stop at the West Sedona galleries before the summer pace picks up. Check individual gallery websites for current hours and featured artists.

Thursday, June 4

Celebrate Sedona\! Community Mixer – Evening in the Sedona Arts District. This high-energy community mixer brings live music, food trucks, and regional drink vendors to the arts district. June’s edition coincides with the opening of the Big Gay Art Show, adding a vibrant, celebratory energy to an already lively night out. Check the City of Sedona Parks & Recreation page for location and time.

Tonight is also the final night for both A Great Awakening and The Last Viking at the SIFF theaters. A strong week for film in Sedona closes here.

Coming Up Soon

First Friday in the Galleries – Friday, June 5, 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM at 336 AZ-179. Sedona’s gallery row comes alive with artist receptions, wine tastings, special guests, and live music. One of the best monthly traditions in the Sedona arts community. Free to attend.

Shine On Floyd at Sedona Performing Arts Center – Saturday, June 6, 7:00 PM. A Pink Floyd tribute show with full laser and light production at the Sedona Performing Arts Center. Check the SPAC website for tickets.

Sedona Community Farmers Market Summer Season Opens – Sunday, June 7, 8:00 AM – Noon, Wells Fargo Bank Parking Lot, 2201 W State Route 89A. The summer market season begins. Fresh local produce, artisan goods, and community every Sunday through October.

Celebrate Sedona\! Community Mixer – Thursday, June 11, Sedona Arts District. The second of June’s Thursday night mixers. Live music, food trucks, and local vendors.

Vino Di Sedona Live Music – Ongoing weekly, West Sedona. Vino Di Sedona features regular live music nights in a casual wine bar setting. Check their website for the current weekly schedule.

Tilted Earth Festival – Saturday, June 20 at Page Springs Cellars, Cornville. A full-day music and wine festival in the Verde Valley wine country just outside Sedona. One of the standout regional events of early summer.

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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