EVENTS CALENDAR

Arizona RTS (Request to Speak) Tutorial

Tell your legislators what you think about their bills. Learn why and how to use RTS effectively.

Thurs Dec 15, 2022, 5:30 – 7:00 PM

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIlf-ypqjgvGdEfXGGJRBNIJViyhbaYV9zpmaryann

We will be voting for a new Chair. Mike Fogel has stepped down and Vice Chair, Ray Frey, is taking his place until the election

We will hold a virtual County Committee meeting to accomplish this election on April 20, 2023, at 5:45 p.m.

Have a question? Need information on YCDP candidates, events, activities, programs, or positions?

Please feel free to contact us at any time.

Or come by our Headquarters.

1555 Iron Springs Road, Suite 1

Prescott, AZ 86305

               11am-3pm

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Arizona Legislative Process: By the Book and Behind the Scenes

Everything you need to know (and more!) about how a bill becomes a law or “how the sausage is made.”

Sat. Dec 17, 2022,  2:00 – 4:00 PM

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZApduGgrD4qHNxGjggKBByx5_ac1-IuxYzB

Verde Valley Yavapai Dems

We will meet in person in Cottonwood.
5 p.m.:
Monthly meeting, Old Town Red Rooster Cafe (901 N. Main St., Cottonwood).
Arrive around 4:30 p.m. to order food and socialize. Guest speakers: John Duncan, Yavapai County Equity Chair, and Chris Hall, 2023 Pride Event Organizer. Submit questions in advance using this form.

All people who vote Democratic (no matter party affiliation) are welcome to attend.  We will have inspiring candidates and guest speakers to motivate us into taking action and  making AZ a strong, Democratic state.

For more information contact either:
Julie Fernatt
email [email protected]
phone – ‭(317) 755-8890‬

Our agenda includes (time permitting) but is not limited to the following items:
1. Social time and dinner. Meet fellow Democrats and enjoy food and drink from the menu. Talk about what is on your mind and share ideas.
2. Introduction.
3. Discussion on current political developments: Arizona Primary results, GOTV, the impact of outlawing abortion, and the Jan 6 hearings. We might have a surprise guest speaker – it depends on the primary outcome.
4. Call to the Public. People will have 2 minutes to speak about whatever is on their mind. Cards will be collected before the meeting with their name, organization, and a brief summary of statement. The goal here is to give attendees a chance to engage more, get their questions answered and their voices heard.
5. Table Event. Hear from campaign committees and how you can volunteer.

All people who vote Democratic (no matter party affiliation) are welcome to attend.

Join us on the 2nd Tuesday of each month

That Brewery
300 E Cherry St.,  Cottonwood
6-8pm

We will be voting for a new Chair. Mike Fogel has stepped down and Vice Chair, Ray Frey, is taking his place until the election

We will hold a virtual County Committee meeting to accomplish this election on April 20, 2023, at 5:45 p.m.

Have a question? Need information on YCDP candidates, events, activities, programs, or positions?

Please feel free to contact us at any time.

Or come by our Headquarters.

1555 Iron Springs Road, Suite 1

Prescott, AZ 86305

               11am-3pm

​

POLITICAL BOOK CLUB

PBC – The book for March 27th is Twilight of Democracy: The Seductive Lure of Authoritarianism by Anne Applebaum (June 2021, 224 pages) The Pulitzer Prize winning historian explains, with electrifying clarity, why elites in democracies around the world are turning toward nationalism and authoritarianism. Applebaum contends that political systems with radically simple beliefs are inherently appealing, especially when they benefit the loyal to the exclusion of everyone else.

The only requirement to join the book club discussion is that each participant has read the book. The standard format consists of each person giving a brief (1-2 minute) statement concerning the book’s overall impressions and implications. This segment is followed by group questions and discussions of the material. If you would like to join the book club, or want to submit the title of books you are interested in reading and discussing, or if you would like any other information about the book club, please contact [email protected]

LET”S TALK POLITICS

At 4:15 pm, those who have not read the book can join the group to share thoughts, concerns, insights, and predilections about current political and societal events. As one member stated, we can talk about “those issues which keep you awake at night”. Everyone has a chance to speak, while we all listen. Topics for discussion usually evolve from the group concerns. Whatever your political persuasion, you are welcome to join this accepting and respectful group.

To join the Zoom meeting, click here and use passcode 220148. You will need to be admitted by the host.

LET”S TALK POLITICS

Following the Book club from 3-4:15pm, those who have not read the book club book can join the group to share thoughts, concerns, insights, and predilections about current political and societal events. As one member stated, we can talk about “those issues which keep you awake at night”. Everyone has a chance to speak, while we all listen. Topics for discussion usually evolve from the group concerns. Whatever your political persuasion, you are welcome to join this accepting and respectful group.

To join the Zoom meeting, click here and use passcode 220148. You will need to be admitted by the host.

Verde Valley Yavapai Dems

We will meet in person in Cottonwood.
5 p.m.:
Monthly meeting, Old Town Red Rooster Cafe (901 N. Main St., Cottonwood).
Arrive around 4:30 p.m. to order food and socialize. Guest speakers: John Duncan, Yavapai County Equity Chair, and Chris Hall, 2023 Pride Event Organizer. Submit questions in advance using this form.

All people who vote Democratic (no matter party affiliation) are welcome to attend.  We will have inspiring candidates and guest speakers to motivate us into taking action and  making AZ a strong, Democratic state.

For more information contact either:
Julie Fernatt
email [email protected]
phone – ‭(317) 755-8890‬

Our agenda includes (time permitting) but is not limited to the following items:
1. Social time and dinner. Meet fellow Democrats and enjoy food and drink from the menu. Talk about what is on your mind and share ideas.
2. Introduction.
3. Discussion on current political developments: Arizona Primary results, GOTV, the impact of outlawing abortion, and the Jan 6 hearings. We might have a surprise guest speaker – it depends on the primary outcome.
4. Call to the Public. People will have 2 minutes to speak about whatever is on their mind. Cards will be collected before the meeting with their name, organization, and a brief summary of statement. The goal here is to give attendees a chance to engage more, get their questions answered and their voices heard.
5. Table Event. Hear from campaign committees and how you can volunteer.

All people who vote Democratic (no matter party affiliation) are welcome to attend.

Argentina 1985
Netflix: https://democratsoftheredrocks.us4.list-manage.com/track/click?u=99420b3382ec4c035549b8b92&id=48bdfd713f&e=6167d90b49

Greetings film fans and happy 2023! DORR’s political film group is back after the winter holidays. Awards season is upon us once again, and we’re proposing Argentina 1985, the Golden Globe winner for Best Picture-non English film, as our next selection.

Inspired by the true story of the legal fight to prosecute Argentina’s military dictatorship in the 1980s, the film centers on the Trial of the Juntas, in which a civilian court tried former military leaders for brutal crimes committed while the country was under a right-wing dictatorship. The trial is the only example to date of a large-scale effort by a Latin American democratic government against its country’s former dictatorial government. Natalia Winkelman wrote in The New York Times, “Like a pair of old wingtips polished with wax, Argentina, 1985 spins a notable piece of history into an impassioned courtroom drama flecked with quaint humor.” Argentina 1985 is available on Amazon Prime. Join us to talk about what The Guardian called a “forthright, muscular and potent movie.”

We’ll send an invite to our zoom conversation a few days before February 10.

Let’s meet Friday February 10th from 5-6pm on Zoom. We look forward to a rich conversation about immigration, equity, economics, dreams, and wherever else the films lead us.

DORR’s political film club is hosted by Mik Jordahl (Attorney) and Frankie Riemer (Professor). To sign up, send an email to [email protected] and ask for the Zoom invitation. If you signed up for any of our previous films, your name is already on our list for the invite.

Join us on the 2nd Tuesday of each month

That Brewery
300 E Cherry St.,  Cottonwood
6-8pm

We will be voting for a new Chair. Mike Fogel has stepped down and Vice Chair, Ray Frey, is taking his place until the election

We will hold a virtual County Committee meeting to accomplish this election on April 20, 2023, at 5:45 p.m.

Have a question? Need information on YCDP candidates, events, activities, programs, or positions?

Please feel free to contact us at any time.

Or come by our Headquarters.

1555 Iron Springs Road, Suite 1

Prescott, AZ 86305

               11am-3pm

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DORR Breakfast on Friday Feb 17 at 9:30am, featuring Josh Tinkle, Acting CEO of Northern Arizona Healthcare.

In person, come to the Sedona Community Center, 2615 Melody Lane, $10 for coffee & tasty snacks

To join on zoom go to:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81557477165?pwd=blZwRnAzT1JWYlZOaFJuSFNKNE9NQT09

Meeting ID: 815 5747 7165

Passcode: 535013

POLITICAL BOOK CLUB

PBC – The book for March 27th is Twilight of Democracy: The Seductive Lure of Authoritarianism by Anne Applebaum (June 2021, 224 pages) The Pulitzer Prize winning historian explains, with electrifying clarity, why elites in democracies around the world are turning toward nationalism and authoritarianism. Applebaum contends that political systems with radically simple beliefs are inherently appealing, especially when they benefit the loyal to the exclusion of everyone else.

The only requirement to join the book club discussion is that each participant has read the book. The standard format consists of each person giving a brief (1-2 minute) statement concerning the book’s overall impressions and implications. This segment is followed by group questions and discussions of the material. If you would like to join the book club, or want to submit the title of books you are interested in reading and discussing, or if you would like any other information about the book club, please contact [email protected]

LET”S TALK POLITICS

At 4:15 pm, those who have not read the book can join the group to share thoughts, concerns, insights, and predilections about current political and societal events. As one member stated, we can talk about “those issues which keep you awake at night”. Everyone has a chance to speak, while we all listen. Topics for discussion usually evolve from the group concerns. Whatever your political persuasion, you are welcome to join this accepting and respectful group.

To join the Zoom meeting, click here and use passcode 220148. You will need to be admitted by the host.

LET”S TALK POLITICS

Following the Book club from 3-4:15pm, those who have not read the book club book can join the group to share thoughts, concerns, insights, and predilections about current political and societal events. As one member stated, we can talk about “those issues which keep you awake at night”. Everyone has a chance to speak, while we all listen. Topics for discussion usually evolve from the group concerns. Whatever your political persuasion, you are welcome to join this accepting and respectful group.

To join the Zoom meeting, click here and use passcode 220148. You will need to be admitted by the host.

Verde Valley Yavapai Dems

We will meet in person in Cottonwood.
5 p.m.:
Monthly meeting, Old Town Red Rooster Cafe (901 N. Main St., Cottonwood).
Arrive around 4:30 p.m. to order food and socialize. Guest speakers: John Duncan, Yavapai County Equity Chair, and Chris Hall, 2023 Pride Event Organizer. Submit questions in advance using this form.

All people who vote Democratic (no matter party affiliation) are welcome to attend.  We will have inspiring candidates and guest speakers to motivate us into taking action and  making AZ a strong, Democratic state.

For more information contact either:
Julie Fernatt
email [email protected]
phone – ‭(317) 755-8890‬

Our agenda includes (time permitting) but is not limited to the following items:
1. Social time and dinner. Meet fellow Democrats and enjoy food and drink from the menu. Talk about what is on your mind and share ideas.
2. Introduction.
3. Discussion on current political developments: Arizona Primary results, GOTV, the impact of outlawing abortion, and the Jan 6 hearings. We might have a surprise guest speaker – it depends on the primary outcome.
4. Call to the Public. People will have 2 minutes to speak about whatever is on their mind. Cards will be collected before the meeting with their name, organization, and a brief summary of statement. The goal here is to give attendees a chance to engage more, get their questions answered and their voices heard.
5. Table Event. Hear from campaign committees and how you can volunteer.

All people who vote Democratic (no matter party affiliation) are welcome to attend.

DEMOCRATIC PERSPECTIVE on your Radio!!

Democratic Perspective is broadcast live on KAZM 780 AM in Sedona Arizona Monday morning 8:15-9:00 AM. D.P. brings a broad spectrum of accurate information — moderate, progressive, liberal, and Democratic — to the general public.

On April 3 we welcome Mike Fogel, chairman of the Yavapai Democratic Party. Mike is  a former teacher and current school board member in Chino Valley.

On April 10, we welcome Llama from the Verde Valley Democrats. Llama is the field organizer par excellence and works with he Democrats of the Red Rocks, the Verde Valley Democrats, and is also a vice president and precinct leader for the Yavapai County Party.

Democratic Perspective is brought to you by the Verde Valley Independent Democrats, a working group founded in 2011 to bring a broad spectrum of accurate information — moderate, progressive, liberal, and Democratic — to the general public. We’ll examine issues and ideas from different perspectives that challenge the prevailing political wisdom of both parties. Democratic Perspective can be heard at 8:15 a.m. every Monday morning on AM780 KAZM and is based in beautiful Sedona, Arizona. The show is co-hosted by Hava Derby, Gary LaMaster, Stephen Williamson with frequent guest hosts.

Democratic Perspectives Podcasts:
https://democratsoftheredrocks.us4.list-manage.com/track/click?u=99420b3382ec4c035549b8b92&id=35fff4b354&e=6167d90b49

Join us on the 2nd Tuesday of each month

That Brewery
300 E Cherry St.,  Cottonwood
6-8pm

We will be voting for a new Chair. Mike Fogel has stepped down and Vice Chair, Ray Frey, is taking his place until the election

We will hold a virtual County Committee meeting to accomplish this election on April 20, 2023, at 5:45 p.m.

Have a question? Need information on YCDP candidates, events, activities, programs, or positions?

Please feel free to contact us at any time.

Or come by our Headquarters.

1555 Iron Springs Road, Suite 1

Prescott, AZ 86305

               11am-3pm

​

🍀 DORR at the Sedona St. Patrick’s Day Parade 🍀

Put on your Irish for the Sedona St. Patrick’s Day Parade. It takes place Saturday Mar 18, 2023 starting at 10:30am in Uptown Sedona. DORR will represent with a float, riders and walkers and be giving away packets of wildflower seeds to the crowd. Sign up to be part of the fun by contacting Margaret Connery at [email protected] or 714-813-3592.

DEMOCRATIC PERSPECTIVE on your Radio!!

Democratic Perspective is broadcast live on KAZM 780 AM in Sedona Arizona Monday morning 8:15-9:00 AM. D.P. brings a broad spectrum of accurate information — moderate, progressive, liberal, and Democratic — to the general public.

On April 3 we welcome Mike Fogel, chairman of the Yavapai Democratic Party. Mike is  a former teacher and current school board member in Chino Valley.

On April 10, we welcome Llama from the Verde Valley Democrats. Llama is the field organizer par excellence and works with he Democrats of the Red Rocks, the Verde Valley Democrats, and is also a vice president and precinct leader for the Yavapai County Party.

Democratic Perspective is brought to you by the Verde Valley Independent Democrats, a working group founded in 2011 to bring a broad spectrum of accurate information — moderate, progressive, liberal, and Democratic — to the general public. We’ll examine issues and ideas from different perspectives that challenge the prevailing political wisdom of both parties. Democratic Perspective can be heard at 8:15 a.m. every Monday morning on AM780 KAZM and is based in beautiful Sedona, Arizona. The show is co-hosted by Hava Derby, Gary LaMaster, Stephen Williamson with frequent guest hosts.

Democratic Perspectives Podcasts:
https://democratsoftheredrocks.us4.list-manage.com/track/click?u=99420b3382ec4c035549b8b92&id=35fff4b354&e=6167d90b49

POSTPONED

Oak Creek Clean-up
Join fellow DORR members to pick up litter around Sunset Park and Carrol Canyon in West Sedona. The Oak Creek Watershed Council will provide gear. Meet at Sunset Park at 8:30am. If you want to join fellow DORR members for lunch afterwards, contact Margaret Connery at [email protected]

POLITICAL BOOK CLUB

PBC – The book for March 27th is Twilight of Democracy: The Seductive Lure of Authoritarianism by Anne Applebaum (June 2021, 224 pages) The Pulitzer Prize winning historian explains, with electrifying clarity, why elites in democracies around the world are turning toward nationalism and authoritarianism. Applebaum contends that political systems with radically simple beliefs are inherently appealing, especially when they benefit the loyal to the exclusion of everyone else.

The only requirement to join the book club discussion is that each participant has read the book. The standard format consists of each person giving a brief (1-2 minute) statement concerning the book’s overall impressions and implications. This segment is followed by group questions and discussions of the material. If you would like to join the book club, or want to submit the title of books you are interested in reading and discussing, or if you would like any other information about the book club, please contact [email protected]

LET”S TALK POLITICS

At 4:15 pm, those who have not read the book can join the group to share thoughts, concerns, insights, and predilections about current political and societal events. As one member stated, we can talk about “those issues which keep you awake at night”. Everyone has a chance to speak, while we all listen. Topics for discussion usually evolve from the group concerns. Whatever your political persuasion, you are welcome to join this accepting and respectful group.

To join the Zoom meeting, click here and use passcode 220148. You will need to be admitted by the host.

LET”S TALK POLITICS

Following the Book club from 3-4:15pm, those who have not read the book club book can join the group to share thoughts, concerns, insights, and predilections about current political and societal events. As one member stated, we can talk about “those issues which keep you awake at night”. Everyone has a chance to speak, while we all listen. Topics for discussion usually evolve from the group concerns. Whatever your political persuasion, you are welcome to join this accepting and respectful group.

To join the Zoom meeting, click here and use passcode 220148. You will need to be admitted by the host.

DEMOCRATIC PERSPECTIVE on your Radio!!

Democratic Perspective is broadcast live on KAZM 780 AM in Sedona Arizona Monday morning 8:15-9:00 AM. D.P. brings a broad spectrum of accurate information — moderate, progressive, liberal, and Democratic — to the general public.

On April 3 we welcome Mike Fogel, chairman of the Yavapai Democratic Party. Mike is  a former teacher and current school board member in Chino Valley.

On April 10, we welcome Llama from the Verde Valley Democrats. Llama is the field organizer par excellence and works with he Democrats of the Red Rocks, the Verde Valley Democrats, and is also a vice president and precinct leader for the Yavapai County Party.

Democratic Perspective is brought to you by the Verde Valley Independent Democrats, a working group founded in 2011 to bring a broad spectrum of accurate information — moderate, progressive, liberal, and Democratic — to the general public. We’ll examine issues and ideas from different perspectives that challenge the prevailing political wisdom of both parties. Democratic Perspective can be heard at 8:15 a.m. every Monday morning on AM780 KAZM and is based in beautiful Sedona, Arizona. The show is co-hosted by Hava Derby, Gary LaMaster, Stephen Williamson with frequent guest hosts.

Democratic Perspectives Podcasts:
https://democratsoftheredrocks.us4.list-manage.com/track/click?u=99420b3382ec4c035549b8b92&id=35fff4b354&e=6167d90b49

Putt Putt For The Party

Multiple times available!

Join the Yavapai Democratic Party in Clarkdale for our annual spring fundraiser Saturday, April 1st from 11-5 pm. Now featuring our special guest speaker: ADP Chair, Yolanda Bejarano!

https://secure.actblue.com/donate/yavapai-democratic-fundraiser

The day will be filled with laughter and sunshine so please attend! You won’t want to miss it!Special thanks to our sponsors: 5enses & The Ledbetter Law Firm

Arizona Democratic Party Chair Yolanda Bajarano

No joke! We’re not foolin’ around here. Yolanda Bejarano, newly elected Chair of the Arizona Democratic Party, is hopping up to Yavapai County Democrat’s Spring Fundraiser in Clarkdale on April 1^st. No, really! One of the most accomplished and enthusiastic organizers in the country is gonna share her tactics and strategies for strengthening rural counties with us ‘cuz we’re known for making a difference. Don’t’cha wanna learn how to enlarge our Yavapai Democrat margins and voices in the next elections? Putt-Putt on April Fool’s Day for laughs and prizes, eat yummy food, hang out with great peeps, and get a bonus visit from the head of the party in AZ right here in lovely little Clarkdale.

DEMOCRATIC PERSPECTIVE on your Radio!!

Democratic Perspective is broadcast live on KAZM 780 AM in Sedona Arizona Monday morning 8:15-9:00 AM. D.P. brings a broad spectrum of accurate information — moderate, progressive, liberal, and Democratic — to the general public.

On April 3 we welcome Mike Fogel, chairman of the Yavapai Democratic Party. Mike is  a former teacher and current school board member in Chino Valley.

On April 10, we welcome Llama from the Verde Valley Democrats. Llama is the field organizer par excellence and works with he Democrats of the Red Rocks, the Verde Valley Democrats, and is also a vice president and precinct leader for the Yavapai County Party.

Democratic Perspective is brought to you by the Verde Valley Independent Democrats, a working group founded in 2011 to bring a broad spectrum of accurate information — moderate, progressive, liberal, and Democratic — to the general public. We’ll examine issues and ideas from different perspectives that challenge the prevailing political wisdom of both parties. Democratic Perspective can be heard at 8:15 a.m. every Monday morning on AM780 KAZM and is based in beautiful Sedona, Arizona. The show is co-hosted by Hava Derby, Gary LaMaster, Stephen Williamson with frequent guest hosts.

Democratic Perspectives Podcasts:
https://democratsoftheredrocks.us4.list-manage.com/track/click?u=99420b3382ec4c035549b8b92&id=35fff4b354&e=6167d90b49

Verde Valley Yavapai Dems

We will meet in person in Cottonwood.
5 p.m.:
Monthly meeting, Old Town Red Rooster Cafe (901 N. Main St., Cottonwood).
Arrive around 4:30 p.m. to order food and socialize. Guest speakers: John Duncan, Yavapai County Equity Chair, and Chris Hall, 2023 Pride Event Organizer. Submit questions in advance using this form.

All people who vote Democratic (no matter party affiliation) are welcome to attend.  We will have inspiring candidates and guest speakers to motivate us into taking action and  making AZ a strong, Democratic state.

For more information contact either:
Julie Fernatt
email [email protected]
phone – ‭(317) 755-8890‬

Our agenda includes (time permitting) but is not limited to the following items:
1. Social time and dinner. Meet fellow Democrats and enjoy food and drink from the menu. Talk about what is on your mind and share ideas.
2. Introduction.
3. Discussion on current political developments: Arizona Primary results, GOTV, the impact of outlawing abortion, and the Jan 6 hearings. We might have a surprise guest speaker – it depends on the primary outcome.
4. Call to the Public. People will have 2 minutes to speak about whatever is on their mind. Cards will be collected before the meeting with their name, organization, and a brief summary of statement. The goal here is to give attendees a chance to engage more, get their questions answered and their voices heard.
5. Table Event. Hear from campaign committees and how you can volunteer.

All people who vote Democratic (no matter party affiliation) are welcome to attend.

General Meeting:

 Patrick Grady and Dr. Greg Murray, of YCCC and the PROTECT campaign, will present an overview of the Quad Cities Climate Profile and the Local Climate Actions reports, both released in February. These reports can be viewed  on the Quad Cities Climate Action Hub. Granite Peak Unitarian, 882 Sunset Ave., Prescott. (Not Democratic Party sponsored.)

CELEBRATION OF SPRING

Saturday, April 8, 2023
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Posse Grounds Park
525 Posse Ground Road
Sedona, AZ 86336
Only ADA service dogs are welcome at this event.

The City of Sedona is hosting its 13th Annual Celebration of Spring. Part carnival, part egg hunt, 100% fun and all in Celebration of Spring!

CARNIVAL & RIDES

Access to the carnival area and the rides require purchase of a $5 pass for everyone over 2 years of age. The pass is good from 9 am until 1 pm and includes unlimited access to the rides, a petting zoo, food vendors, and other offerings.
Ride lines close at 12:45 pm.

PAYMENT: Although passes will be available for sale at the event entrance, they will be CASH ONLY. Please no large bills.
To purchase by credit or debit card, buy on-line starting at 7 am on March 1st through 6 pm on April 5th.

Buy Celebration of Spring CARNIVAL PASSES HERE.

EGG HUNTS

The egg hunts are FREE and will be available for children 12 years of age and younger.
Children will be divided by age groups and there are over 22,000 eggs waiting to be found!
Remember, children will need to bring their own baskets.

Egg Hunt Schedule:

10:30 am – ages 9 to 12
11:00 am – ages 6 to 8
11:30 am – ages 3 to 5
12:00 pm – ages 0 to 2 (parents will only be allowed to search with age group 2 and under)

Miss Nature, LLC is working with some of Arizona’s most talented entertainers. All shows will be 2 hours in length and will include alcohol for those who are over the age of 21 to drink Dry event. Tickets will go on sale 07/01/2022 at midnight.

Event is open to all ages as long as those under 18 are accompanied by a parent!

Our 2023 schedule is as follows:

Cottonwood – April 8th 2023 @7pm – Clubhouse 805 N. Main St.

Those who purchase tickets from 07/01/2022 -09/30/2022 will get VIP tickets. This includes a seat closer to the stage, and free photos with the cast after the show (meet and greet).

CAN Community Health will be providing free rapid HIV/AIDS testing to the communities that we are in. We thank them for their partnership in helping ensure Arizonan’s across this state are healthy and know their status. They assist in providing resources to those who may test positive and are a fabulous organization.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2023-arizona-pride-tour-presented-by-miss-nature-llc-tickets-272282122157

DEMOCRATIC PERSPECTIVE on your Radio!!

Democratic Perspective is broadcast live on KAZM 780 AM in Sedona Arizona Monday morning 8:15-9:00 AM. D.P. brings a broad spectrum of accurate information — moderate, progressive, liberal, and Democratic — to the general public.

On April 3 we welcome Mike Fogel, chairman of the Yavapai Democratic Party. Mike is  a former teacher and current school board member in Chino Valley.

On April 10, we welcome Llama from the Verde Valley Democrats. Llama is the field organizer par excellence and works with he Democrats of the Red Rocks, the Verde Valley Democrats, and is also a vice president and precinct leader for the Yavapai County Party.

Democratic Perspective is brought to you by the Verde Valley Independent Democrats, a working group founded in 2011 to bring a broad spectrum of accurate information — moderate, progressive, liberal, and Democratic — to the general public. We’ll examine issues and ideas from different perspectives that challenge the prevailing political wisdom of both parties. Democratic Perspective can be heard at 8:15 a.m. every Monday morning on AM780 KAZM and is based in beautiful Sedona, Arizona. The show is co-hosted by Hava Derby, Gary LaMaster, Stephen Williamson with frequent guest hosts.

Democratic Perspectives Podcasts:
https://democratsoftheredrocks.us4.list-manage.com/track/click?u=99420b3382ec4c035549b8b92&id=35fff4b354&e=6167d90b49

Join us on the 2nd Tuesday of each month

That Brewery
300 E Cherry St.,  Cottonwood
6-8pm

“Housing Equity in Our Verde Valley Community” Camp Verde Public Library. Free and everyone is welcome.  (Not Democratic Party sponsored.)

League of Women Voters Meet

April 12, 2023

Everything Everywhere All at Once

Streaming on Amazon Prime and Showtime

https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/amzn1.dv.gti.d72ad9fc-f83a-4354-96c8-be08b0b4c26f?ref_=imdbref_tt_wo_tp_pvc_showtimeSub&tag=imdbtag_tt_wo_tp_pvc_showtimeSub-20

The film ran away with awards this year. In addition to Best Motion Picture, Everything Everywhere was also awarded Best Original Screenplay, Best Achievement in Directing, and Best Achievement in Film Editing. In addition, Michelle Yeoh was awarded Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role, Jamie Lee Curtis for Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role, and Ke Huy Quan for Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role. The film, about multi-universes, the stresses and frustrations of post-modern life, and cosmic chaos, is “an exhuberant swirl of genre anarchy.” As A. O Scott writes in The New York Times, the movie is a “metaphysical multiverse galaxy-brain head trip, but deep down — and also right on the surface — it’s a bittersweet domestic drama, a marital comedy, a story of immigrant striving and a hurt-filled ballad of mother-daughter love” https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/24/movies/everything-everywhere-all-at-once-review.html.

Join us to talk politics, the multi-universes, timelines and possibilities. We’ll send a calendar invite to our zoom conversation a few days before our discussion on March 10. DORR’s political film club is hosted by DORR member Mik Jordahl (Attorney) and Board member Frankie Riemer (Professor).

To sign up, send an email to [email protected] and ask for the Zoom invitation. If you signed up for any of our previous films, your name is already on our list for the invite.