First Friday June 5 - All Shops to stay open until 7:00pm

This coming Friday, June 5th, is the first Friday of the month. All stores and galleries are requested to stay open until 7:00pm. Many of the Sedona Gallery Association Galleries will have visiting artists this evening with refreshments offered until 8:00pm.
We will also have music in the Patio de las Campanas. The Oak Creek Brass Consort will be performing from 4:30pm - 6:30pm. Let's kick off the start of Summer with a bang.

Edward "Ned" Aldrich at Mountain Trails Gallery

Mountain Trails Gallery invites you to meet wildlife painter Edward "Ned" Aldrich at a reception showcasing his newest paintings on Friday June 5th from 5-8 pm. Mr. Aldrich is an artist dedicated to reaching beyond the realistic rendering of wildlife and the natural world. He is convinced that conveying the inherent being of an animal is integral to his work. His style breathes life into his subjects and invokes the viewer into feeling that he or she is actually a witness to the scene. The viewer is not left to simply look and appreciate, but is drawn into experiencing the essence of what is depicted. In short, his is an art of feeling as well as portrayal. Originally from New York City, Mr. Aldrich spent part of his childhood living in Colorado outside of Boulder where his fascination with the surrounding mountains, forests, and wildlife began to take root. "From early on, I was captivated by wildlife and nature" says Aldrich. His mother was a wildlife photographer whose images had been published in magazines such as National Geographic. With her encouragement and mentoring, Ned enrolled in a summer session at the Rhode Island School of Design. Upon completion he knew RISD was where he wanted to attend college. After graduating in 1987, Aldrich began the arduous journey of introducing himself to the world of galleries and shows. In didn't take long for him to be noticed and by 1991 he was juried into the Society of Animal Artists. Over the past fifteen years, Ned's work has been featured in many prestigious shows and auctions including the "Birds in Art" show in Wausau, WI, the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum Show, the GilcreaseMuseum, and Christie's Auction held in London, England. He has been featured in numerous magazines such as Wildlife Art, American Artists Magazine, Wildlife Journal, and Inform Magazine.

Mr. Aldrich depicts wildlife from around the world, including many species from North America and Africa. His works can be found in private and corporate collections in both Canada and the United States. Join us at Mountain Trails Gallery as we welcome this amazing artist with an artist reception on Friday, June 5th from 5-8 pm. Mr. Aldrich's show will run from June 1st through June 15th. For more information please contact the gallery at 282-3225 or via our website at http://www.mountaintrails.com/. Mountain Trails Gallery proudly enjoys membership in the Sedona Gallery Association.

New Beads from Cocopah

We've been waiting for months, but they're here...the new spring collection from Arizona folk artist and bead maker, Mary Thomkins. Every bead and pendant is a whimsical and charming one-of-a-kind artifact. Goddesses, Mermaids and Bead Sets challenge your creativity and promise to make a memorable necklace. Mary is 88 years old this year and yet her images are fresher and more inventive than ever. We try to get all we can from this amazing artist and are sharing this collection with our web clients before it goes to the retail store.

We're also offering a collection of beads that work well with these components. To order, just email or call the studio at 928-282-6404.

Ann, Audrey, Ana and the wonder dog Chester - Cocopah Jewelry Co.

Night work at Oak Creek Bridge now in Progress

Night work at Oak Creek Bridge. Beginning Tuesday, May 26, crews will start the demolition of a small portion of the southern section of the existing bridge near Tlaquepaque. This work will occur 24-hours per day for three days. Two lanes of traffic on the bridge will shift to the north side of the bridge Tuesday morning. The bridge will remain open with two lanes of traffic, one in each direction, throughout construction. Access to Tlaquepaque, the Center for the New Age, and the shops in the Garlands building will all remain open and are easily accessible by following the blue business access signs during the next phases of the new bridge construction.

Tlaquepaque - A Popular Location for Sedona Weddings

As you know, Tlaquepaque is a very popular location for Sedona Weddings. You may enjoy this fun video created by Taltos Productions showing a variety of Tlaquepaque Weddings.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hrdjOaSDdg

Photo by: http://www.sierrablancophotography.com/

Check out the Video made of the Tlaquepaque Village

http://s261.photobucket.com/albums/ii73/ozzitap/Tlaquepaque%20Village%201/?action=view&current=191013cb.pbr

Here is a link to view a nice video made at Tlaquepaque.

Image of Hummingbird by Steve Blain.

Tlaquepaque Toy Town Grand Opening a Huge Success

Saturday, May 23 was the Grand Opening for the Tlaquepaque Toy Town. Kids of all ages enjoyed the fantastic face painting by Christy and the mesmerizing magic of Magical Michael Steele. Due to the Memorial Day Holiday, there were a large number of families enjoying the sights and sounds of Tlaquepaque. Fun was had for one and all in the Tlaquepaque Town Toy Shop. Photo left: Josie Williams showing her colorful paintings!

State Route 179 Work this Week

What to Watch for Week of May 18
No Construction Memorial Day Weekend
Pedestrian Safety in Construction Zone
Shifting Traffic
Median Islands (Back O’ Beyond to Chapel)
Chapel Roundabout
No Construction Memorial Day WeekendAll construction activities will stop at Noon on Friday, May 22 and resume at 6 a.m. Tuesday morning, May 26. Have a fun and safe holiday.Pedestrian Safety in Construction ZoneWhen walking along State Route (SR) 89A and SR 179 through the construction zone, please stay on designated sidewalks. Pedestrians should refrain from walking through certain areas of the construction zone on or near unfinished sidewalks or retaining walls. Please utilize the public transportation that is available along the corridor as much as possible.Crosswalk paint striping is nearly complete at the roundabouts in Sedona along SR 89A at the Brewer and “Y” roundabouts. It is important to note that pedestrians should NOT cross through the center circle of the roundabout. All pedestrian crossings should be from "street corner to street corner," as with any intersection. Shifting TrafficPlease watch for temporary traffic shifts near Back O’ Beyond and further north at Exposures Gallery and Hozho. During some of this work, traffic will be shifted into a "football" shape around the crews working in the center. Two-way traffic will be maintained.Median Islands (Back O’ Beyond to Chapel)Crews will continue construction of the curbing for the median islands between Back O’ Beyond and Chapel Road this week. Please exercise caution when driving through this area as construction vehicles will be entering and exiting the work zone during this activity.Chapel RoundaboutThe roundabout at Chapel Road is functional. Construction crews worked on the roundabout for 3 days including some night shifts.

Stimulus Plan at El Prado Gallery by the Creek

El Prado by the Creek has created a Stimulus Plan of its own: a tax break and free shipping on artwork from the "Outdoor Living" show. The show presents art for your outdoor spaces and runs from June 1st through 7th, and the gallery will pay your sales tax and your shipping or delivery fee within the continental United States for outdoor art purchased during the show. From natural stone fountains and rock furniture to wind and kinetic sculpture, El Prado's garden is the inspiration for creating your own fiscal sanctuary. El Prado by the Creek is located in Tlaquepaque Village, 336 State Route 179, Sedona, Arizona. Established in 1976, the gallery is a standard for fine art in Sedona.

The gallery and gardens are open daily 10 - 5 (summer hours: weekdays open until 6:00 p.m., Friday & Saturday until 7:00 p.m.). El Prado by the Creek can be contacted at 928-282-7390.

Banquet Room at Tlaquepaque Available for Events

Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village is well known as a fabulous shopping destination. It’s also an ideal venue for popular cultural festivals, art galas, intimate weddings and private parties under the stars.

Expanding on Tlaquepaque’s abundant choices for the perfectly tailored event is the 1500 square foot ballroom, La Sala de los Milagros. Beautifully situated on the Tlaquepaque’s upper level with twin balconies overlooking the cobblestoned Patio del Norte and its mosaic floral fountain, the English translation means “Room of Miracles”.

The multi-functional ballroom has hosted evening receptions, birthday celebrations and private parties complete with a dazzling display of lights, music, elegant linen-draped table settings and stunning floral arrangements.

With a full service kitchen adjacent to the room, catering is a breeze, especially with an elevator to the second floor. There’s convenient parking as well. Maximum seating capacity for formal dinner is 100.

Musical concerts, charity fundraisers, including art displays and even intimate theatrical performances, have taken place at La Sala de los Milagros. Workshops, seminars, company meetings, private luncheons, award ceremonies, and business planning sessions with theater style seating, conference-style with tables and chairs, or schoolboy tables are all possible.

Seminar groups as far away as the UK have utilized the flexibility of La Sala de los Milagros. “We have found the facilities at Tlaquepaque both excellent and unique. The ambience of the room and surroundings, with the excellent restaurants and fine art exhibits provide a perfect conference setting,” reports seminar leader, Christine Core who has booked for a second year.

Consider combining the indoor ambiance of La Sala de los Milagros with the outdoor splendor of one of Tlaquepaque’s signature courtyards as Lea Gracer of Sedona Visual Artists’ Coalition recently did. “The room is the perfect venue for our exhibits and functions… with French doors and a terrace overlooking a magnificent garden courtyard. On opening night we set up the food and music on the large patio, where hundreds of people enjoyed an evening of the old world glamour Tlaquepaque offers.”

Available seven days a week with access to four exclusive Tlaquepaque restaurants, your next function is perfectly contained within the charming environs of Tlaquepaque.

The Copper Ball was a Great Success

We are happy that the Copper Ball organized by the Verde Valley Medical Center was a huge success on Saturday night, May 16, 2009. We want to thank everyone for their support and donations for the silent auction. Funds raised at this event will be used for nursing training and I think we can all agree that this is a great cause. Thank you to all the Tlaquepaque Merchants.

Flavio Enchanted Flute Sounds to Perform 4th of July Weekend

Hector Martinez with Flavio Enchanted Flute Sounds will be performing in the Patio de las Campanas both Saturday, July 4 and Sunday, July 5 from 11:00am - 5:00pm. Shoppers will enjoy hearing this lively music throughout the courtyard during this holiday weekend. Hector will also have CD's available for purchase. We welcome Hector to Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village.

Benefit for Brenda Sue Davidson Sunday, May 31

Please support our dear friend in her fight with cancer. Reaching out to all her fans across the Verde Vally and beyond! Many of you know Brenda as the cheery hostess at El Rincon for over 20 years!

Cash donations accepted at Bank of America for Brenda Sue Davidson Medical Fund. Beneft Silent Auction organized by the Merchants of Tlaquepaque and Friends Sunday, May 31st, 2009 from 4 pm to 6 pm in the courtyard in front of El Rincon with Music, Food Art, Jewlery, Pottery, Wind Chimes, Clothing and More For more information call 282-4648.

New Egyptian Items for Sale at the Adrea Smith Gallery

Andrea Smith returns from Egypt after her 9 day Nile cruise aboard the "Yacht Afandina" stopping in villages, cities and temples to collect treasures for her gallery at Tlaquepaque. Her collections include jewelry from Bedouins, sculptures from the bazaars, and unusual Egyptian scarves. Andrea escorted 12 of her client/friends from the gallery on this wonderful adventure through time. Smith garnered a collection of sterling silver engraved rings with different Egyptian motifs to suit everyone’s tastes from a silversmith at the largest souk on the planet, the Kahili Bazaar, just outside of downtown Cairo. The yacht on which the journey was based is called a Dahabeeyah, which is a specially designed Egyptian Sailing vessel, about 150 feet long. It was done to the specs of King Farook’s famous Yacht, "The Afandina". Andrea said she felt that her and her friends were living today and 5,000 years ago, simultaneously. The cuisine, the staff and our Egyptologist Emile Shaker made a fantasy journey for us. Luxor, city of temples and Valley of the Kings was the next stop on the journey. Andrea found some wonderful cast sculpture that was created from molds that were thousands of years old, absolutely amazing how they all look like Cairo Museum artifacts from the tombs of the Pharaohs. The group then ventured to Aswan, the pearl of the Nile. This is Nubia, where Andrea went to the night market for a wonderful collection of jewelry in sterling silver, lapis, and onyx. Andrea has been escorting her friends to Egypt since 1994, always greeting them with an exciting adventure that they will cherish forever. This year it was two days at a palace across from the great Pyramid, 9 days aboard the Yacht Afandina, and one luxurious evening at the Four Seasons on The Nile. In previous years, her good friend Dr. Zahi Hawass joined her guests for lunch and a private lecture.Please stop by and visit the Andrea Smith Gallery in Tlaquepaque during the month of June and see for yourself all of the wonderful treasures Andrea has brought back from Egypt.

Come Play at Tlaquepaque Toy Town Saturday, June 27

Tlaquepaque's newest shop, Tlaquepaque Toy Town, is happy to host fun kid-tivities on Saturday, June 27th from 12-2pm. Enjoy Magical Michael Steele and his YoYo demonstrations. Fun for all. Tlaquepaque Toy Town has unique, high quality toys and games for all ages. Groovy Girls - Nancy Nancy. Charm It Charms Jewelry - Corelle Dolls - Calico Critters. Wood Toys, plain toys, Alex. Dress Up, Educo Games and Toys, Creativity Kits. Something for Everyone. Visit Tlaquepaque Toy Town located upstairs in Suite A205 next to El Rincon Mexican Restaurant. (928) 282-1087.

Special Wine Tasting Event at Wild West Wine Co

Please join us from 12-4 PM, Saturday May 16th, upstairs on the Plaza de la Fuente, Suite C-205 for a special winetasting event with Sam Pillsbury of Pillsbury Winery in southern Arizona. Pillsbury Wine Company is the brainchild of Sam Pillsbury, award-winning NZ and American film-maker and former co-owner of Dos Cabezas Winery in Southeastern Arizona. Wine is his passion and Sam has done it all- from planting vines to serving Dos Cabezas wines at the White House. We hope you can make it.

Tlaquepaque Receives 2009 Bride’s Choice Award for Excellence

Sedona, Arizona’s Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village has been chosen to receive the 2009 Bride’s Choice Award from WeddingWire network. Recent Tlaquepaque brides determined the award through surveys and reviews from WeddingWire network. The award specifically recognizes vendors in the top three percent who “demonstrate excellent quality of service, responsiveness, professionalism, value of cost and flexibility.”

Bringing couples planning their weddings together with wedding vendors across the country (100,000+) in an easy-to-navigate website, WeddingWire network provides the most up-to-date information and wedding planning portal for soon-to-be newlyweds.
Comments on the WeddingWire website regarding Tlaquepaque as a premier wedding destination were consistently complimentary of Jill Kyriakopulos, Tlaquepaque’s staff wedding coordinator. “The venue was breathtaking, the staff was helpful and went way above and beyond their duties. We were so very pleased with the service provided. Jill was great and very easy to work with.”

“We are very happy to be receiving the 2009 Bride’s Choice Award. Over the years we have developed a first class wedding service that is reasonable, flexible and perfectly tailored for intimate weddings under 100 guests,” remarked Wendy Lippman, Tlaquepaque, GM and managing partner. “If you have ever dreamed of having a beautiful traditional wedding in a gorgeous romantic setting, then consider the non-denominational Chapel at Tlaquepaque.”

Tlaquepaque, fashioned after a Mexican village in every detail, is like going back in time. Vine-covered stucco walls; cobble-stoned walkways and magnificent arched entryways lead into magical garden nooks and spacious patios. It gives one the feeling that Tlaquepaque has been around for centuries.

With three stunning outdoor patios and a new upper terrace overlooking Tlaquepaque’s signature floral fountain in Patio del Norte, it’s easy to find the right fit for any wedding reception. Additionally the indoor private suite, La Sala de los Milagros (Room of Miracles) is available for up to 100 guests.

To inquire about booking a Tlaquepaque wedding and to review the many vendor options in Sedona please contact Jill Kyriakopulos at (928) 282-4838.

Friday, July 3 - Patio de las Campanas

On Friday, July 3 from 5:30pm - 7:30pm on the Patio de las Campanas, we will have music in the courtyard to kick off the 4th of July weekend. Artists in Rhythm presents ZAZU and the 'Soul of Paris'. Manouche jazz popularized by French gypsies, most notably, Django Reinhart exemplified the infectious swing, melancholy ballads and the dark tangos of Paris in the '30's. Known as the Quintette of the Hot Club of France, Django's various groups and Musette ensembles played the popular waltz style and other popular songs with the dark chromatic gypsy flavor and the swing articulation of the period. Full of arpeggios, glissandos, diminished chords and featuring 'La Pumpe', the strong accents on beats 2 and 4, the music was widely popular from the 1930's to 1950. Zazu, a gypsy trio featuring Ken Aurich and Larry Czarnecki on guitars from Flagstaff and Steve Douglas of Sedona on upright bass will bring this wonderful music to life.

Electric Outlets added in Portal Lane for Electric Vehicles

We have installed electric outlets for Electric Vehicles in the Portal Lane Lot. They are located in the front of the log next to the row of handicapped parking places. These outlets allow the electric vehicles to recharge their batteries while they are visiting Tlaquepaque.

Many of the benefits of Electric Vehicles are fairly obvious.

They have no tailpipe emissions, so they produce no air pollution at the point of use.
Since electricity is generated mostly from domestic energy sources, they also help reduce dependency of foreign oil.

And since utility companies are investing in renewable, zero emission energy, Electric Vehicles using grid electricity will have even less impact on air quality.

Electric Vehicles also use energy more efficiently than internal combustion engines (ICE), so they cost less in energy.

Please spread the word that these outlets are now available for electric vehicles.

Oak Creek Brass Consort performs on Friday, June 5

Oak Creek Brass Consort will perform on Friday, June 5, 2009 on the Patio de las Campanas. The concert will take place from 4:30pm – 6:30pm. Please join us for this free music concert. We are kicking off the First Friday presentations at Tlaquepaque. All stores will be open until 7:00pm. Visit artists presentations in the galleries and wine tastings. We hope to see you on June 5.

The Oak Creek Brass Consort came to life in 1994 when tubist Bert Harclerode and his first tuba teacher NAU Professor of Trombone James 'Bud' Gould first performed as a quintet at Red Rock Crossing. From fanfares to Broadway, the Oak Creek Brass Consort's repertoire is familiar and family oriented.

Today the ensemble includes trumpeters Dean Garner and NAU Trumpet Professort Dr. Stephen Dunn, hornist Colin Speirs, NAU Faculty trombonist David Vining and tubist Bert Harclerode who is also Chamber Music Sedona executive director. Each artist is a member of the Flagstaff Symphony. The cumulative performance experience represents more than 150 years of music making including the Chestnut Brass and Disneyland's first professional tuba quartet.

Join the Wild West Wine Co on first Friday

One of our newest shops, the Wild West Wine Co, will have a special wine tasting on Friday, June 5. Rod Snapp from Javelina Leap will be sponsoring this exciting wine tasting from 4pm to 8 pm. Unwind after work and visit the Wild West Wine Co for some great wine.

Let's Help Brenda Davidson

I am sure you have heard - but perhaps you haven't - our dear friend Brenda Davidson is in need of some help and support from her Tlaquepaque friends and associates. In brief, Brenda has been a 20 year employee at El Rincon and she has been diagnosed with Stage 3 Cancer.
Demetri, the staff at El Rincon - and other friends - are arranging a benefit to help assist with her medical expenses and 7 months of chemotherapy. If you can donate - something, anything - everyone would be so appreciative - they need the information ASAP - call Pat at 282-4648 - be ready to give a description of the item, a picture or any other information you would like to mention about Brenda.

Weekend Concerts Saturday, May 9 and Sunday, May 10

Susannah Martin and Steve Sander will be performing Jazz vocals and music in the Patio del Norte from 3-5pm on Saturday, May 9. We are so glad Susannah Martin has returned to Tlaquepaque for another performance.

Sunday, May 10 - Mother's Day, we will have Jackson Jones Jazz Trio performing on the Patio de las Campanas from 1-3pm. This will be a special treat for all of the Mother's celebrating their special day. Tlaquepaque is a great place to enjoy music, shop, eat and refresh body and soul.

Floyd, the Tlaquepaque Mascot Turns 2 Years Old

Floyd, the Tlaquepaque Mascot, has recently celebrated a birthday and is now 2 years old. Our office would not be the same without Floyd. He greets everyone who enters the Tlaquepaque management office and gives love to all. There is not a sweeter dog around. You may see Floyd enjoying the cool fountain water of the Patio del Norte or laying in the grass near the Secret Garden Restaurant. Floyd knows all the spots in the village to get treats and he loves children. Tlaquepaque is happy to have Floyd as our official Mascot

Retail Yoga Therapy offered at Tlaquepaque

WE ARE STARTING YOGA ON MONDAY, MAY 11TH, 8:00 A.M. – 9:00 A.M. IN THE BANQUET ROOM ABOVE RENE’S. EXTRA MATS WILL BE PROVIDED IF YOU DON’T HAVE MATS.

PLEASE BRING SOME WATER, AND A STOUT MEXICAN TYPE BLANKET FOR SUPPORT IN SOME SEATED POSITIONS. A BEACH TOWEL WOULD ALSO WORK FOR THIS PURPOSE. WE WILL HAVE SOME BLANKETS IF YOU DON’T HAVE A BLANKET OR TOWEL. WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU.

Sunday, May 10 is Mother's Day

Sunday, May 10th is Mother's Day. This is a special day to remember all the Mothers in our lives. They may be your own Mother, you yourself may be a mother, your daughter may be a mother, or your best friend may be a mother. We have shared our lives with so many mothers, and let's all remember them this Sunday. A special treat would be to take your mother to Rene's for a special Mother's Day meal. You can enjoy a Mexican stye Mother's day at El Rincon Mexican Restaurant and drink Margaritas together. For a peaceful luncheon with Mom, take her to the Secret Garden Restaurant with their lovely garden setting. The Brewery is also a wonderful location for a mother's day treat for mom. Let's treat our Mothers this Sunday and support the Tlaquepaque Village.

Major Swing to Perform Friday, June 19

Major Swing will perform on the Patio de las Campanas on Friday, June 19th from Time: 3:30pm – 5:30pm. Major Swing is Ken Orrick (Guitar), Larry Czarnecki (Guitar), and Jason Andolino (Upright Bass). Major Swing plays a diversity of styles including Gypsy Jazz, Blues, Bolero and Bossa-Nova. The group was started by guitarist Ken Orrick and began to take shape with the arrival of guitarist Larry Czarnecki and later bassist Jason Andolino. Major Swing pays tribute to the music of Django Rheinhardt and also mixes other unique selections that give the group a more varied and contemporary sound. We are happy to have Major Swing performing this year at Tlaquepaque.

Children’s Chorale of Flagstaff to Perform on Sunday, May 24, 2009

On Sunday, May 24, 2009 from 12:30pm - 1:15pm. the Children Chorale of Flagstaff will perform in the Patio de las Campanas.

Children’s Chorale of Flagstaff is a community youth choir open to singers from the age of 8 to18. Founded in 1997 under the sponsorship of the Master Chorale of Flagstaff, the Children’s Chorale is a frequent guest performer on the concerts of the Master Chorale and the Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra.
The Chorale is comprised of three choral groups that rehearse weekly and perform September through May. The Pine Tones chorus is a beginning choir for boys and girls in grades 3 through 5. Pine Tones singers explore and develop the singing voice and are introduced to performing in a playful and high-energy atmosphere. Dolce Cantando, meaning “sweetly singing” in Italian, provides vocal training and development for singers in grades 6 through 12. Madrigal Singers is the select performing and touring ensemble of the Children’s Chorale. “Madrigals,” as it is fondly called by our choristers, is open to singers from the age of 13 to 18 by audition.

The Children's Chorale maintains a collaborative relationship with the Master Chorale of Flagstaff and the Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra. Concerts and community appearances by the Children’s Chorale are an integral part of the Flagstaff performing arts season.

Please join us on Sunday, May 24th from 12:30pm - 1:15pm in the Patio de las Campanas for this concert.

Happy May Day

May Day is related to the Celtic festival of Beltane and the Germanic festival of Walpurgis Night. May Day falls exactly half of a year from November 1, another cross-quarter day which is also associated with various northern European pagan and neopagan festivals such as Sahmain. May Day marks the end of the uncomfortable winter half of the year in the Northern hemisphere, and it has traditionally been an occasion for popular and often raucous celebrations, regardless of the locally prevalent political or religious establishment.

As Europe became Christianized the pagan holidays lost their religious character and either changed into popular secular celebrations, as with May Day, or were replaced by new Christian holidays as with Christmas, Easter, and All Saint's Day. In the twentieth century, many neopagans began reconstructing the old traditions and celebrating May Day as a pagan religious festival again. Let's all celebrate the arrival of May and kick off a great weekend!

Paw Prints On My Heart Bracelets

Red Rock Candle & Gift is once again offering the Limited Edition “Paw Prints On My Heart Bracelets” custom designed by Blissful Beadwork Art Design. The cost is $35.00; cash or checks only. 100% of the proceeds will be donated to the Humane Society of Sedona. Hurry while supplies last! Join in to help the Humane Society of Sedona - a wonderful charity that helps our animals find homes. Red Rock Candle & Gift is located in Tlaquepaque in the Plaza de la Fuente , Suite #C106.