No doubt you already knew what a special day Sunday, November 17th is bound to be. On no other day of the year can you hit the amazing trifecta of National Homemade Bread Day, Baklava Day and National Hiking Day. So here's how this works in Sedona.
Janyse Florek describes herself as an artist through desire, schooled by hands-on life experience. She found joy in crafting a ring out of a peach pit while a Girl Scout, constructing a tank out of a large cardboard box, art projects at school, and gardening with her parents. All of these events fed an innate desire to create, design, and build things from materials or items that...
Lys Saint Aubin has been a painter ever since she can remember.
In the small town of Coronel Bogado, Paraguay, where Lys grew up, her mother's art was prominent. Lys says she is a "mere shadow of the giant" her mother represented.
Describing herself as introverted by nature, Lys says that painting brings out a part of her that connects with people's souls. She's been told tha...
Bear is a self-taught interdisciplinary artist. He says his art is a vehicle with which to travel through memories, dreams, and manifestations, to our deeper connections with the natural world.
His creative processes are organic and he enjoys the journey of making art as much as the destination of a finished piece.
Bear is currently painting with oil on canvas as well as sculpting...
Laura Sue has made her living sharing her creations for the past couple of decades. Her work has been on several television shows such as Modern Family as well as in calendars, on book covers, and distributed in big box retail outlets.
Born in Tucson, Laura has lived in many places, including St. Augustine, Florida, Nashville, Tennessee, and Depoe Bay on the Oregon Coast. She now...
After 21 years as elementary art teacher in Michigan, John Post traded the classroom for a Sedona studio.
John's wife Ruth makes the adorable felted succulents that we loved so much we moved them from the booth to our front desk...where one was purchased almost immediately!
John finds that the beauty of Sedona's colors resonates with his artistic sensibilities. They speak to him as...
We know, we know. This sounds like one of those Hallmark made-up holidays designed to get you to spend money on cards and flowers and candy.
But Sweetest Day actually started out as Candy Day over 100 years ago. In 1916, the National Confectioners' Association designated the third Saturday in October as a day to make a difference through acts of kindness.
Originally from Couchiching First Nation in the territory currently known as Ontario, Canada, Sharon Foy Harney also goes by the name Asinikwe, which in the Anishinaabe culture means "Stone Woman."
Sharon's world is centered around her family. She is the mother of five children, sixteen grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.
