Lose yourself in the art of Sedona

Our Local Expert Says:

This town is the most charming in Arizona! Art and craft galleries consume the lower roads while live-music, bikers, and cowboys and girls range toward the top where the old-town venues rise up.

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This historical township is definitely worth a visit. Originally a mining town for about 70 years, this little community survives on the sliding-edge of a hillside. Through the years, many buildings have taken the fall including, at one point, the town jail. Sporting gorgeous views and lovely bed & breakfasts, the quaint storefronts and small town ambiance attract multitudes of artists, writers and tourists. Shops and galleries flourish here, including Nature's Landscapes. If you have time, visit the Mining Museum. Credit cards and hours will vary by merchant.

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Master craftsman have lovingly provided outstanding art pieces on display in this fine gallery. Find unique shapes, fun designs and dramatic color treatments in handmade glass sculptures, accessories and ornamental wearable art. Guadalupe glass with its wonderful contrasting colors and textures is featured along with many others. Blake Street Glass is another focus exhibit, offering rich colors and novel designs, which capture the imagination of the beholder. Located in the lovely Tlaquepaque.

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If you are looking for an unusual antique, check out the fine collectible maps at this professional gallery. Specializing in the preservation of antiquated papers, the helpful staff here will offer information and related history of the selected items. For your den or entryway, choose a fine print of the Grand Canyon, or a fascinating etching produced in the early 20th century. Fine mounting and framing is a must for the protection of these items and this facility will provide it. Each item will include a certificate of authenticity.

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Enjoy new ideas in a familiar setting. Antique furnishings give this gallery an Old West ambiance. A wide array of art captures emerging trends in painting, sculpture and other media. Traditional cowboy art, impressionist and contemporary paintings, ceramics and other works from talented artists across the country treat visitors to an impressive display of color and texture. The gallery is located in the Tlaquepaque arts and crafts village where you may enjoy many other fine galleries and exclusive shops.

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Walk the cobbled paths through this lovely open-air market. Reminiscent of a Mexican village, it is named after a charming area in Guadalajara. From the bell tower to the exquisite dining and plentiful galleries, the place exudes south-of-the-border flavor. Local artists and artisans will demonstrate their techniques for passersby during this special event. Media types may include watercolor, sculpture, weaving, acrylics and oil, and calligraphy. Purchase or appreciate the ample artistry exhibited. Credit cards vary by merchant.

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Are you crazy for the local color of Sedona? Express yourself with wearable art, jewelry, paintings, prints, handcrafted paper, ceramics and more from the most celebrated Southwestern artists. Located in the unusual artisan village of Tlaquepaque, this fun, fanciful gallery is a must-see stop on your Arizona itinerary. An interesting variety of cafes and full-service restaurants just around the corner give you the perfect excuse to spend your whole day browsing.

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Stake out a little piece of Southwestern artistry from the galleries here at Mountain Trails. Choose from historical or contemporary pieces including paintings, sculpture and photographs. More than 50 artists are represented in two galleries at the beautiful Tlaquepaque. Featured items include limited edition bronzes by Scott Rogers and paintings by the popular Steven Lang, as well as the intricately detailed watercolors from Lisa Danielle.