Keep the Cultural Park rockin'
The stage that hosted Willie Nelson, Norah Jones, Vince Gill, Al Jarreau, and Tony Bennett deserves an encore. Help us restore Sedona's iconic Amphitheater — and keep the Cultural Park public, forever.
What we stand to lose…
For a few unforgettable years, this stage brought people together beneath Sedona's red rocks and stars.
Music. Community. Celebration.
Today the amphitheater is quiet, but imagine what it could become again...
A place where Sedona gathers, celebrates and creates new memories for generations to come.
This isn't just about music.
It's about losing what makes Sedona special.
The amphitheater structure is sound.
The location is perfect.
The community wants it restored.
But we’re running out of time.
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The Cultural Park is more than the Sedona Amphitheater
We don't have to choose.
The Sedona Amphitheater is the anchor. The Cultural Park is the destination.
A morning community event, an afternoon arts program, an evening concert, a yoga festival, a film festival, an astronomy experience, and a public gathering can all be part of the same larger destination.
Renovate the Sedona Amphitheater
using private funds (no taxpayer money)
Build a Community Center
on suitable land within the Cultural Park
Develop a public observatory for a dark sky and Sedona landscape experience
Plus a Dedicated Location for the Sedona International Film Festival building
The music industry has changed everything
Over two decades ago, the amphitheater failed because artists made money from CD sales, not touring. Digital marketing was limited. Social Media did not exist. Promotion was hard.
Today touring is how artists make their living.
Social media and event apps connect venues directly with fans. Amphitheaters across the country are being built and making money because the fundamentals have shifted.
Sedona has what those new venues spent millions to create: a world-class amphitheater in an unmatched natural setting.
Our Mission
Sedona Cultural Park 2.0 is a community-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit comprised of local residents, business owners, and community leaders dedicated to restoring, preserving, and revitalizing the Cultural Park as a vibrant public space for arts, culture, and community connection.
Our mission is to protect this historic landmark, revive the Amphitheater for performances and events, and create a thriving cultural destination that honors Sedona’s creative spirit while serving residents and visitors for generations to come.
We believe the Cultural Park belongs to the community — a place where music, art, and nature unite to inspire, educate, and bring people together under the red rocks of Sedona.