Rotary Club of Sedona

What those who attended New Years events had to say:

Rosh Hashanah

"Enjoyed learning about the traditions -- along with food made a delightful afternoon."

"Awesome -- building goodwill and better friendships."

"Joyous, delicious!"

"Rabbi Alicia is tops!"

Seollal

"Delightful evening!"

"Charming presenters! Beautiful costumes!"

"It was really cool to learn about all the different things Koreans do. The food was amazing!"

"Wonderful hospitality, educational and fun!"

New Years All Year Round!

Join The Rotary Club of Sedona
in celebration of the many ethnic new years traditions
available right here in our community.
Make your reservation now.

To most of us New Years means waiting up until midnight to toast the New Year in, preferably with friends, dancing, funny hats and noisemakers. But January 1 is not the only new years on the calendar! There are many other new years and many ways to celebrate. Here is a calendar of new years for 2010. We will only celebrate a few of them.

The Rotary Club of Sedona started the New Years celebrations in 2008 to recognize the international nature of Rotary and the desire of Rotary to promote world-wide peace and understanding. By celebrating and calling attention to the various cultures that make up the fabric of our community, Sedona Rotary hopes to promote understanding locally.

2010 New Years Celebrations

Chinese New Year Sunday, February 28, 2010 5:30 pm Red Chopstick at Bell Rock Plaza Join us on the last day of the 15 day New Years Celebration of the Year of the Tiger. Chef Simon Ho has planned an eight course dinner of typical foods that celebrate the new year for luck and wellbeing. Eight is the number for rich.

Program

5:30 - 6:15 Reception with tea, cash bar and Lion Dance
During the meal there will be explanations of the New Years traditions and Simon's famous noodle making demonstration.

Menu

Selection of hot appetizers
Golden Dragon Chicken
Fish Filet with Ginger Sauce
Loudly Laughing Shrimp
Golden Treasure Tofu Ball
Buddha Delight
Braised Pork Hock
Desert

Make Your Reservation Now Number in your party 1 $55.00 2 $110.00 3 $165.00 4 $220.00 5 $275.00 6 $330.00

2008/2009 New Years Celebrations

Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish "Head of the Year"

Korean New Years

See photos and description of past New Years events.