
Trail Picnics and Live Music Across Sedona and Atlanta Stages
Trail picnics and live music, with a Sedona deli lunch and three Atlanta stages for opera, small shows and touring acts.


This Sedona grocery doubles as a pit stop before a hike. The deli counter prepares meals for trail picnics, cafe seating inside handles a short break or meeting, and Amazon Prime members get store discounts. It is mid-priced and open daily, 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM.
View Details

Broadway productions, symphonic opera and contemporary concerts play a 2,750-seat main stage with clear sightlines and acoustics, even from moderately priced seats. The 10,000-square-foot Kessel D. Ballroom hosts private galas, and guests 21 and older can add Skyline Lounge access for 55 dollars.
View Details


Behind an industrial frame in Atlanta, this converted factory holds an eclectic mix of studios. Live shows play an intimate room praised for its acoustics, with multiple bars and Stationside food through a door from the stage, and the grounds stay open 24 hours.
View Details

Three tiers let concertgoers watch touring acts from different heights at this Reynoldstown music hall, with consistent sound throughout. The basement holds an ample dance floor, a rooftop bar streams the stage on a large video screen, and every level has a bar and restrooms.
View Details