Event Calendar
We will take a look at the art and history of Native American jewelry. Dr. Kelly Hays-Gilpin, Chair of Anthropology at the Museum of Arizona and Professor Emerita of Anthropology at Northern Arizona University, will focus on the regional history and development of Native American jewelry. She will discuss the Museum’s resources and the upcoming exhibition on the use of color in the jewelry, highlighting turquoise. Patty Topel, an owner of Kachina House, one of Sedona’s top indigenous people’s arts and crafts stores, will talk about how Native American jewelry has evolved, the impact of tourism on jewelry development like Fred Harvey, and modern trends and developments.
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There are still a few spots available for the Holiday Shopping Trip and the Nutcracker Performance with High Tea at the Biltmore Join us December 13 for a High Tea and Nutcracker Ballet performance at the Arizona Biltmore Hotel as part of our annual Holiday Shopping Trip. We will depart at 9am from Outbound Hotel tennis parking lot and 9:15am from Chase bank in the VOC. We will shop in Scottsdale from 11:30am to 1:45pm. The Nutcracker Tea is 2–4pm. We should be back in Sedona by 6pm. Tickets are $258 and include luxury bus transport, two hours of shopping, and two hours of High Tea at the AZ Biltmore Hotel with iconic scenes from The Nutcracker performed during the tea. We have access to three tables of 8, and registration will cut off once these are sold out. Please sign up on our website no later than Wednesday, October 14, as availability is limited. It’s going to be a great time! We hope to see you there! The Sedona Women
There are still a few spots available for the
Holiday Shopping Trip and the Nutcracker Performance with High Tea at the Biltmore
Join us December 13 for a High Tea and Nutcracker Ballet performance at the Arizona Biltmore Hotel as part of our annual Holiday Shopping Trip.
We will depart at 9am from Outbound Hotel tennis parking lot and 9:15am from Chase bank in the VOC. We will shop in Scottsdale from 11:30am to 1:45pm. The Nutcracker Tea is 2–4pm. We should be back in Sedona by 6pm.
Tickets are $258 and include luxury bus transport, two hours of shopping, and two hours of High Tea at the AZ Biltmore Hotel with iconic scenes from The Nutcracker performed during the tea. We have access to three tables of 8, and registration will cut off once these are sold out.
Please sign up on our website no later than Wednesday, October 14, as availability is limited. It’s going to be a great time!
We hope to see you there!
The Sedona Women
This month's program features two invasive-interventional cardiologists from Biltmore Cardiology in Phoenix, Dr. David Prutzman and Dr. Kristina Skinner, who will discuss heart health issues especially for women. Dr. Prutzman is double board certified in Internal Medicine, as well as Nuclear Cardiology, and General and Interventional Cardiology. He specializes in the treatment of valvular and congenital heart disease, complex and high-risk coronary interventions, and peripheral vascular disease. Dr. Skinner is a board-certified Interventional Cardiologist, has board certification in General Cardiovascular Medicine and Internal Medicine, and has a special interest in preventive cardiology care, women’s health, and coronary artery disease.
From its earliest days as a settlement, Arizona was shaped largely by Spanish and Mexican communities and culture. That cultural influence is deeply ingrained in the cuisine, architecture, language and art of Arizona. Jaynie Adams, the staff historian for the Arizona Historical Society and Associate Editor of The Journal of Arizona History, will discuss Arizona’s Latin American influence.
