Sedona Center for the Arts is a beautiful building with the feeling of large spacious areas. It's…read moresparsely decorated making it comfortably uncluttered. The acoustics were good for the Amplified Jazz concert we attended. The saxophonists had microphones on their instruments, amplifying the sound nicely. One thing I noticed, was the stage and background was very bland, boring and not well thought out. It's like microphones, drum set and keyboard table was just plopped out there. I'd suggest bringing the performers closer to the front of the stage, having some sort of scenic background behind them and maybe a potted plant or two to cozy it up a bit. The seating was very comfortable and being that there wasn't a large audience, they let us sit where ever was most comfortable for our group of four. The check-in process was casual and friendly. I appreciate the young ladies who checked us in as they engaged us in some conversation and laughter. I will recommend this location to others as a clean, friendly, easy in and out location with decent acoustics.

This address is for the Yavapai College Sedona Center. Although the two campuses in the Verde…read moreValley are administered together, they are 20 miles apart. That said, the Sedona campus is quite nice. Modern architecture enfolds a strong culinary arts program, a film art program, and Osher Lifelong Learning Institute classes. I have enjoyed the classes on astronomy and on the geomorphology of the Verde Valley. I love the view - a wilderness that will be developed in the future. I'll enjoy that view as long as it's here, and I'll enjoy the school for many years to come.

I recently visited this campus from Maricopa county for a work training. The campus is very…read moresmall, but is really beautiful and well kept. Wouldn't mind returning for another conference/training.

Holly is the best!!! Hands down the best massage I EVER got!!! She knows the human body like no…read moreother and gives you a good understanding where your pain is coming from....I Highly recommend!

This is the Yavapai College Verde Valley campus, in Clarkdale. We have about ten buildings here,…read moreincluding a greenhouse for the agriculture program, the Southwest Wine Center with a 13-acre vineyard, and a new Skilled Trades Center. We also have classrooms, a small break area with a cafeteria that will open in the future, and a modern library. Attending the classes has been a ghost town experience, as on-campus activity has been minimIzed during the pandemic. However, we have excellent faculty, and the entire state watches what we do at the wine center. Class plans are very accommodating, with degree, transfer, apprenticeship, and personal interest curricula. I am studying for a certificate. The campus is beautiful, and I really enjoy looking across the valley at the spectacular mountains and my home 20 miles away.

Great options of classes for life long learners or those pursuing their respective degrees…read more Great schedule that works around people who are working but also works in conjunction with the Prescott campus and Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff. New this year is Vitiology or study of wine, growing grapes and the like. With the Verde Valley hopefully an up & coming wine area it has been great to see the support of the college with local industry. I am taking VIT 120 Wines of the US right now & it has been fantastic the knowledge received in just a few short weeks. There is great talent teaching at the Verde Campus across the board.