Rent the KSB EcoHub for your Next Group Meeting or Workshop
KSB Meeting Room with approximately 1450 sq ft of space for 70 to 130 Guests
Room Rental Policy
Facility Use Agreement and Rental Rates.
The KSB meeting Room is available to individuals and groups for the following types of activities:
- Workshops, meetings, and events
- Collaboration sessions
- Candidate forums, as long as topics related to our mission are discussed and all candidates for an office are invited
- Traveling exhibits related to our mission
- Use of the building and/or grounds to assist the community in times of emergency
The KSB meeting room is not be available for private parties, weddings, reunions, or other events of this nature.
Consistent with our status as a 501(c)(3), we choose not to rent the room to any candidate or partisan political organization.
Keep Sedona Beautiful’s spacious meeting room
Our Space
Keep Sedona Beautiful’s recently remodeled historic EcoHub, located at 360 Brewer Road, has space available for rent. There is the large 1450 sq ft meeting room and the smaller conference room. The top-to-bottom project included replacing all lighting and fans, repainting walls, replacing old single-pane windows with energy-efficient double panes, re-carpeting, replacing old wooden room dividers, and procuring 130 new chairs. We also replaced our aging audio-visual equipment.
Our rooms now seem significantly larger, brighter, and more contemporary. The space is also much more comfortable, with improved lighting, ventilation, chairs, and tables. It’s a beautiful and affordable choice for meetings of just about any size.
Our spacious large carpeted Meeting Room holds between 70 – 130 people, depending on if tables are used or not. Audio/visual equipment is available.
With 10 tables and 130 chairs, you can configure our Meeting Room to fit your needs, whether you are expecting a large group for a formal presentation, an interactive workshop, a board meeting, or a small working session.
Our smaller Conference Room accommodates break-out sessions or small group meetings.
The building offers two bathrooms, one ADA equipped.
Kitchen facilities in an adjoining room include a refrigerator, sink, and microwave and are included at no additional charge.
The KSB adjoining grounds, an NWF Certified Wildlife Habitat, contains native plants, garden paths, resting areas, and an outside deck. There is on-site parking for approximately 35 cars.
Smaller KSB Conference Room
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KSB Garden
If you wish to reserve the Center or for more information, please call the office at 928.282.4938 or email us.
Territorial Front Porch
City of Sedona Landmark No. 15
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Our Building in 1960
Harold and Christine Strohm built their Old-West style building and opened “Museum, Et Cetera” to showcase their collection of antiques.
The Strohms named the building ‘Pushmataha’ after a Choctaw Chief. It means “He has won all the honors of his race.”
The building is part of the story of commercial development in Sedona in the 1960s.
In 1993, then-owner Susan Coleman donated the building to Keep Sedona Beautiful to preserve the parcel.
KSB property becomes a Certified Wildlife Habitat!
The National Wildlife Foundation (NWF) has selected the property surrounding Keep Sedona Beautiful’s historical Pushmataha building (Sedona Historical Landmark No. 15, located at 360 Brewer Road) as an NWF Certified Wildlife Habitat! To qualify for this prestigious designation, the property must demonstrate an abundance of native plants, trees, available food sources, a water source, cover, and nesting sites, and attract a variety of birds, butterflies, and other wildlife, while helping to protect our local environment.
Spearheaded by volunteers Jolene Pierson, Dave Norton, and Bill Pumphrey, the KSB Garden will soon be an outdoor venue for various programs. KSB applied for the designation to complement the current Coleman-Black Garden Project. The vision of this garden also includes pathways, serene resting areas, and an educational component.
KSB is actively seeking additional donations to fund this project. To learn more or to help us as a volunteer, call Jan or Wendy at 928.282.4938 or email info@keepsedonabeautiful.org.