Found this place from Facebook. Family night fun where they supply the paint. Went to a craft store…read moreto buy stuff to paint on and headed over. I flashback to my college days where free-thinking artistic passion was (is) the norm, plus now I can share that with my family...all ages fun. It was a good time! They also have yoga, free speech, jam sessions and other events. Mostly all ages. The staff friendly and helpful. A great tidbit for Yuma; great community involvement is encouraged. We will return, definitely!

The Co-Op is one of the coolest places, there are ALWAYS events to go to. Ot is a very family…read morefriendly and all inclusive kinda place. Thank you for making the art/music scene in Yuma so involved!

Came to see Rocky Horror and had a great time! Lovely cast , great enthusiastic crowd! Can't wait…read moreto come back next year for RHPS but also other events throughout the year

We experienced the Yuma Art Center two times in January when James Garner's Tribute to Johnny Cash…read moreperformed and when the Guns & Roses Tribute Band performed. It was our second time (1st time was in Las Vegas) seeing James Garner perform & they truly do not disappoint. Excellent history lesson accompanied the amazing vocals. The Guns & Roses was also good not great but ok. The Yuma Art Center was a perfect setting for the shows with comfortable seats, great acoustics & bar service. Looking forward to seeing more performances at the Yuma Art Center.

I booked an appt with Tony for a palm sized tattoo to begin with because it's all the time I had…read moreallotted before business closed, I actually had 3 tattoos I was planning on. Tony ended up staying open late to perform all of the artwork I was hoping to complete, he turned my 2 hr session into a 6.5 hour accommodation. And the work was exactly what I envisioned to fill in my arm. Tony followed up with me to thank me for coming in and offered condolences over the loss of my parent, this is next level human connection people. In my 30 years of being tattooed, this is what I've learned is value in the experience and in finding the right one to do the work. This is how I responded: "Please call me Andy. Thanks for the steady 6.5 hours of work Tony, you're a beast! I am super happy with the outcome. I appreciate the kind words about my mom, I've unfortunately become accustomed to loss, although that doesn't make it easier when someone we love moves along to the next journey. As I was laying there, zoning into a meditative space, I realized that having a calm soul tattoo us those things that we hold dear is in a lot of ways a form of effective therapy. A healthy way to take some time to center and reflect and use pain and expression to act as shepherds towards transition... where the trauma of the spirit and the trauma of the body can move together in healing. Keep doing what you do for society sir..., for the happy, and the sad, the found and the lost...and those of us that seek a unique brand of therapy under the needle. Till next time my guy. -Andy II" Go see Tony, talent is locked in, vibe is mellow and accepting, cost is beyond fair and competitive and trust is easily established.

I came in on the last day of February at 3pm. I was wanting something very simple. An anchor on my…read moreneck. I mentioned Good Time Time Charlie's , Jack Rudy, and Freddy Negretti...Traditional anchor...black and gray, awesome shading, sweet thin lines...Ricardo assured me he was the man for the job. It took this man an hour to trace the flash anchor from the iPad and it took him another two hours to apprehensively ink it on my neck. At one point I asked Ricardo if he was using a single needle to shade due to me arriving at 3 and it nearing 7pm. I can't speak for any of the other artists who are employed there, but do yourself a favor if Ricardo is the only artist available (I use the term loosely) do yourself a favor and run! I messaged the owner the following morning to explain how dissatisfied I was with the atrocity that is now on my neck. I showed Tony , the owner the tattoos I have, and then I showed him the tattoo that Ricardo did. Instead of saying wow, I don't know what happened, but please come in and I myself will fix that! Tony is much more worried about me leaving poor reviews because they are a small shop in a small town. If Tony was really that concerned about his image on social media and yelp, or whatever other reviews people are looking at, he would've stepped up and done the right thing, instead he insisted that I allow Ricardo the opportunity to fix this trash he took three hours to ink and I'm supposed to have faith he will do a better job?! Tony rapidly recited "We have everyone sign a release before we lay hands on you. You're an adult and knew what you were in for. Then Tony suggested my age, my complexion and area were to blame, not Ricardo-the artist-then Tony stated Necks are difficult to tattoo. I bet back surgery is hard too. You don't see the doctor asking for you to heal up and give him another chance! I was laying on my left side in the chair laid all the way down. Ricardo is a large man and had his enormous elbow pressing on my head the entire time. I couldn't move, in fact I attempted to stop him several times to shift and pee...he never heard me. Too busy grinding that jaw and bitching at the female tattoo artist about her music choice girl, you've got impeccable taste!) It's a bad artist that blames the canvas for the piss poor work. I had a tattoo done on the opposite side of my 47 year old Casper white neck a month before and it's tight AF. AND I was sitting backwards on a chair, drunk AF and rolling around the shop singing like maniac. They saw a short haired wrinkled white woman walk in and thought oh this will be easy. I did agree to let Ricardo have another crack at it because Tony left me with no other options. I never asked for a refund or for someone to work for free. Ricardo was paid 250 bucks for this trash. He can pay for someone who knows what they are doing to fix it. OR the owner who wants to succeed in his business and doesn't want me to write an honest review should have said No problem girl. I will personally fix you up. Do NOT go to this shop. I hope the lil girl goes to work somewhere else. Here is my tattoo...to honor my man who was murdered while at work last July. Thanks. You made it unforgettable! I am being a jerk but I'm truly trying to save the unsuspecting client.

I agree with most of the Yelpers... this is a pretty weird place…read more Came in with my wife not really knowing what to expect. Parked and walked in amd noticed there was nobody around. It was really eerie. So my wife decided to give the office a call. She spoke to Felicia who was very friendly and welcoming. She gave us a quick tour and had is watch an informative video which made a bit more sense in terms of what this place was all about. Within minutes we made our way to the Puramid which why we stopped in the first place. We stepped on the center of the world, made a wish and received an official certificate. Afterwards, we made our way to the chapel on the hill. It provides a great view of the museum of granite and the pyramid. Lots of information is etched into the granite. You can't possibly read it all in one visit. There is also a maze. We didn't make it in as it was over 100 degrees! Was it worth the price of admission? Yes. Would I do it again? Yes, but probably when it is cooler. If we ever find ourselves here again, I'll make it a point to read everything.

I have seen this place from the I-8 freeway over the years as I drove across into Arizona. While…read moreworking in the area I made the trek over and visited! They have a big gift shop with random knick-knacks. You pay $10 to explore the grounds which includes a tiny chapel on elevated mound of earth, a replica of a chapel in Brittany, France. They also have a beautiful display of granite blocks carved out like an encyclopedia of just about all kinds of things! Such an interesting place I definitely recommend you check out!

Took my almost four year old here and he had a blast. The place is super interactive, the price of…read moreadmission affordable too. I definitely recommend! The only thing I thought could be added is a real children's toilet in the restroom for toddlers. So bring your own mini seat for your little ones.

I would definitely recommend this museum to parents, teachers, or anyone looking for a fun and…read moreeducational outing for kids. We'll absolutely be coming back!

Love love love this!! We went a few years ago and it was just a blast! Plus they gave away buckets…read moreand barrel and boxes of free produce. All of us enjoyed it!

LOCATION: Quartermaster Depot State Historic Park (location is tricky...just walk across the…read morebridge located behind Yuma's Old City Hall). The main intersection for the Old City Hall (with ample parking here) is North 2nd Ave and West 1st St. PARKING: The event provides free parking in the dirt lots surrounding the Old City Hall. We were actually turned away from a couple of parking areas (due to max capacity). However, be patient, you'll find spot! Street parking was full... ATMOSPHERE AND DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: This year was Yuma's 13th annual event held the weekend of 11-13 March. This event was ALL about food!! The size of the crowd (for Yuma) was large and very festive! The food court section was right near the entrance featuring Hofbraus House, Nature's Express, and vendors serving kabobs, Dippin' Dots, and other tasty items. Be careful...don't eat too much here - there is large building deeper in the depot hosting a variety of local businesses with samplings of their food! This area was called the "Yuma Recipe Box Event" which allowed patrons to purchase wristbands for $10 and enter a building with many eateries flaunting samples of their food! Local businesses here included Da Boyz, The Garden Café, Ciao Bella, Market Wine Bistro, Quechan, Papa Murphy's Pizza, Hilton Garden Inn Restaurant, Burgers & Beer, Jennie Wah's, and La Fonda. We ate so much! There were also beer (Fat Tire, etc.) and wine tastings from Yuma's Main Squeeze. There were many exhibits from local businesses such as Yuma Community Food Bank (the set up their own Farmer's Market with super-cheap produce like two pounds of butter lettuce for $1 - bunches of spring onions for 25 cents or radishes for 50 cents!), Dole (gave out free samples), and others. There were also date shakes and kettle corn stands - yummy! There were chef exhibitions with fruit carving, chocolate-dipped-fruit samples, and cooking demonstrations. Entertainment seemed non-stop: live belly-dancers, local high school cheerleaders, other dancing organizations, etc. CONCLUSION: It was a beautiful day for walking around and seeing so many local eateries. Living in Yuma for over 8 years, I am ashamed that I never visited the festival previously. I WON'T miss it again! I strongly recommend that you check it out!