About us
Hiking, kayaking, camping, backpacking, boating, bird watching, outdoor yoga, drumming circle, or whatever kinda outdoor fun you can cook up, this group is for all outdoor fun and adventure lovers. Whatever your joy, come here and start or join an outdoor activity. Feel free to join our activities whether in town for only a few days or a permanent resident. This is an OPEN group for anyone/everyone looking for a place to connect to participate in hiking and other outdoor activities in Sedona and beyond.
This group is member driven:
• Any member in good standing who desires to organize an event is welcome to become an organizer.
• Voluntary donations fund our Meetup.com fees. To chip in, just click on the button on our home page. UPDATE: Meetup updates their platform, and the button isn't so easily found. Here's a link: https://secure.meetup.com/Sedona-Hiking-Out...
• All members are welcome to suggest any meetups desired. If you want an event but do not wish to organize it yourself, feel free to reach out to those who are currently organizing events to find if one is willing to host for or with you.
• In most cases, our organizers are volunteers. Please respect the time and energy they put into making things happen.
• Take full responsibility for your own safety, look out for each other, and have fun!
Upcoming events
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CLARKDALE CONCERTS IN THE PARK, #8, TOMMY ROCKS THE BEATLES.
Clarkdale Park, 1001 Main St, Clarkdale, AZ 86324, USA, Clarkdale, AZ, USThis is the last concert of the series of 8 for The Clarkdale Concerts in the Park. This one is always a fan favorite as it features Tommy Anderson and a backup band playing a full night of Beatle's hits.
Tommy “Rocks” Anderson is a Jerome, AZ‑based acoustic rock musician, guitarist, and singer who has performed over 100 shows a year, blending original music, R&B, neo‑soul, pop, classic rock, Americana, reggae, and more than 235 Beatles tunes. tommyrocks.net. He’s also the owner of a music store in Jerome and a recording studio, and is often called “The Beatles Guy” in Arizona.
We are usually there by 630pm to insure a good spot. When looking at the stage we are normally seated to the right, very near the sidewalk exiting the park, in the grassy area. Look for my black chair with a red flag on it.
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Past events
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