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    10th Annual National Day of the
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    logo_nationaldayofcowboySedona AZ (April 22, 2014) – Enjoy a whole lot of cowboy “goings on”: gunfights, historical re-enactments, cowboy action shooting, roping, musical revue, storytelling & cowboy poetry, bull whip cracking, costume contest, country western music, art & trades demonstrations in Uptown Sedona. The 10th Annual National Day of the Cowboy Celebration coming on July 26 is a free event with activities presented by Sedona Main Street Program and Red Rock Posse with support from event sponsors and participating businesses. Mark your calendars!

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    Annual National Day of the Cowboy

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