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Sedona LGBTQ City Guide

Sedona is a truly magical place in the middle of Arizona. Its first settler, John Thompson, moved to the Oak Creek Canyon area inwhich was at the time well-known for its apple and peach orchards. Most of the early settlers were farmers and ranchers and at the time the first post office was established, there were only 55 residents.

Even by the mids, only people lived in the area. Eventually, after electricity arrived in the s, the bar began to develop as a tourist destination and remains so to this day. Read more fun facts about Gay here. Sedona is a city that loves and supports its Arizona community with a variety of resources, including:.

Those who live in Sedona can expect to experience all four distinct seasons each year. The area receives 23 inches of rain on average each year, and 11 inches of snow. It also receives plenty of sunshine — days a year on average. Spring and fall are usually mild and pleasant arizona are wonderful times to enjoy all of the stunning and scenic beauty that Sedona has to offer.

This annual celebration set amongst the red rocks supports the LGBTQ community in the entire Verde Valley and includes family-friendly entertainment, plenty of vendors, speakers, excellent performances, delicious food, and plenty of opportunities to meet friends and have fun! The Sedona Rocks Music Festival is nationally known as being one of the best music festivals in the country, drawing talented artists from around the world, and crowds of thousands.

In fact, U. Today named Sedona one of the most welcoming cities in the United States. Ultimately, all of Sedona is fairly gay-friendly, so finding a home you like will largely be a matter of budget and preference, and an experienced LGBTQ realtor who knows and loves the area will be able to help you find the perfect home sedona suit your needs.

Sedona attracts its fair share of visitors interested in bar, art, and positive energy — and at the Tlaquepaque Arts and Shopping Village, they can find all three. Palatki Indian Ruins. For those interested in more historic art, there are few options better than a visit to the Palatki Indian Ruins. These ancient ruins are home to a wide variety of stunning Native American pictographs and petroglyphs, sure to inspire everyone who visits.

Carved by the water of Oak Creek, this natural sandstone slide is a must-try experience on a hot Sedona day. Get a Red Rock Pass. Visitors come to Sedona for its stunning natural beauty, and the good news is that there are countless hiking trails, picnicking spots, and biking paths throughout the town and the area around it.

Buying a Red Rock Pass from any of the visitor centers will entitle you to park at any lot in Coconino Forest, and to enjoy so much of the outdoor beauty that the area has to offer. Like many Irish pubs, Mooney's is a lively spot that's gay late and full of friendly, welcoming crowds. Depending upon the day you visit, you may hear live music, join in some karaoke, play a few bar games, or participate in any number of other special events hosted by the pub.

Whatever you do, you're sure to have fun here! Olde Sedona Bar and Grill is a casual, friendly grill and sports bar offering lively karaoke nights, strong drinks, friendly crowds, and a beautiful upstairs patio with stunning red-rock views.