Meet our Sedona Trolley St. Patrick's Day Parade contest winners—and the heartwarming story behind their very special ride through Uptown Sedona.

Warm days, stunning sunrises, and memorable desert blooms make Sedona a perfect Spring Break get away. Here are three ways to enjoy Sedona in March.

Just arrived in Sedona and not sure where to begin? Make your first stop Sedona Trolley. For more than 30 years, Sedona Trolley has introduced visitors to the region’s iconic red rock landscape, earning its reputation as “The Best First Thing To Do In Sedona.”

The margarita is a classic cocktail infused with Southwestern roots, so much so that it’s considered an unofficial state drink for Arizona. At Sedona Center, it’s possible to enjoy your own “Margarita Crawl” and sample some twisty takes on the drink at our four family-owned restaurants. 

Valentine’s Day is on a Saturday, meaning there’s no better reason to turn date nights and red roses into day trips and red rocks. Here are five ways to spend all or part of your day enjoying the views while shopping and dining at Sedona Center.

In a town where the views are as unforgettable as the food, Open Range Grill & Tavern located at Sedona Center has carved out its place as a go-to spot in Uptown Sedona.

Canyon Breeze is the kind of spot you can pop into first thing in the morning…and somehow end up back at later in the day. Morning coffee and donuts? Check. Midday casual lunch? Absolutely. Ice cream with a view? Don’t mind if we do.

Sedona Center introduces a new site designed to help you easily plan the perfect day in Sedona—from free parking to a diverse mix of shops and restaurants, all in one place.

Sedona Center proudly introduces The Venue at Sedona Center, a breathtaking setting for weddings, celebrations, and unforgettable events in Sedona.