This petition is the first step in trying to recommission the Sedona Cultural Park into a breathtaking music venue with incredible views.

The City of Sedona purchased the Cultural Park in December of 2022, giving us the opportunity to make this a reality with your help!

Sedona Cultural Park 2.0, a 501(c)(3) non-profit community organization, has been formed by members of the Sedona Community who want to revive the Cultural Park and Amphitheater.  

Please join us by signing and sharing the petition so that the City of Sedona will save the Cultural Park from developers.  Help us create a space for Sedona and The Verde Valley community and visitors to enjoy the arts.  

Please let us know if you would like to volunteer on one of our committees.  We will be having meetings and fundraisers in the near future and would love your help!

The history of the Sedona Cultural Park:

The Georgia Frontiere Amphitheater operated as a music venue, from 2000 until 2003.  The 5,500-seat amphitheater held concerts for three years with performers including Norah Jones, Willie Nelson, Tony Bennett, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Vince Gill, LeAnn Rhimes, Gordon Lightfoot, the Phoenix Symphony, and many more.  The Sedona Cultural Park Inc. ceased operations in 2004, due to a mix of economics, and poor management.  The City sold the land to private developers and it changed hands a few times.  In December of 2022, The City of Sedona purchased the land back from a private owner giving Sedona and the Verde Valley the opportunity to bring the Cultural Park back to what it was intended to be...The Cultural Heart of Sedona!  Please help us to make this a reality by signing and sharing the Petition.

Thank you,

Sedona Cultural Park 2.0