Very nice place. Love looking at all the art. I can't seem to grow any plants. I bought a couple of…read moremetal plants to put in my pots. The owners are so nice. Stop by and see Apple the mayor of Corrales.

Such a fun place to shop with a wonderful selection of colorful yard art! We thoroughly enjoyed…read morewandering the paths to look at all the items and picked out four metal pieces we couldn't live without: a white goat, a roadrunner, a great horned owl, and a colorful cactus. The owners are so nice too! We will definitely go back Red Dog Planters & Yard Art to get more items for our collection!

The Railyard Arts District has many contemporary and experimental galleries to enjoy. On the…read moreweekends you will find a nice farmer's market adjacent to the tracks. It is metered parking. Once parked, you can easily walk to the various galleries. There are limited food options in the area.

Almost 10 years later, Gayle and I retuned to the Railyard Arts District, during a mid-afternoon…read moreFriday. I expected a little more action since the Weekend had either begun on Thursday night or should have been warming up for the evening ahead. We walked around, browsed a few shops, enjoyed coffee at Sky, and were pretty much underwhelmed. I guess timing is everything here? We'll try again next year during our return visit.

Very nice gallery in Madrid, they do sell a bit of everything, sculptures, paintings, various…read moreartists and styles. The decor is nice, they even have a cool display outside, the whole facade is renovated in great taste. The customer service is good, the lady working here was very welcoming, prices are high, but it's a great place to check out some art, take a break, cool off it's hot outside. Indigo Gallery is in the middle of downtown, you won't miss it!

A great gallery featuring works by Jill Schwaiko as well as other artists from New Mexico…read more Beautiful pieces. The originals paintings by Ms Schwaiko are all expensive (for us) but the prints are much more reasonable and reachable. The person we were visiting in NM had a print and it is stunning. I loved the sculptures the most. Small as well as some quite large ones displayed in the back garden. We picked up a small sculpture that we could not resist. Jane Cassidy, an artist whose work is displayed in the gallery as well, was very gracious and friendly to us. She showed us around the gallery and spoke about Jill's work extensively. We did not know she was one of the artists having a work displayed there until I mentioned how much I liked a piece in the window on the way out of the gallery, LOL. A piece that was very tempting as well. Madrid is well worth a visit if you are in NM, and the Indigo gallery should definitely be visited.

Friendly staff, great selection of jewelry and very reasonable prices. Worth the visit.read more

This is a great place to get Native American goods, away from the touristy shops in downtown. The…read morestaff is so great. Take a look at the old National Cash Registers from the early 1900s. Very cool. I was looking for a Tshirt, but the rack of belts caught my eye. Nice think leather with some western tooling. And good prices for such stout construction. And many are made by Amish. I usually get a size up so i can wear it with my sidearm. The young lady at the counter said I should try it on as they run a little small. She was right and if she had not said anything I would have been disappointed. I went a size up and got a great belt.

"Purveyors of Curious Thangs"…read more Recycled, repurposed, reinvented. That's how they state it, on their website, I can't claim it. I can say this was one of the more memorable shops I surveyed in the ol' Madrid strip, I really liked some of the work, and thought it reasonably priced, which tends to be the case with most boutiques in the area. Anticipate what you've seen in folk art museums, lots of unique and creative approaches to upcycling that incorporate an old tin can or antique lampshade. I was particularly caught staring at the work of Levi Koenen and Angela Rossi, the former merges license plates from around the country into neat wall hangings, the latter adds a post-modern twist to chinaware. The owner was nice, too, even if her 14 year-old dog had beef with our super chihuahua. As she mentioned, he was probably too blind to know what he was barking at.

Fabulous new shop in Madrid! Dozens, if not hundreds, of fantastical discoveries are tucked in…read moreevery nook and cranny! From beautiful skirts to colorful dresses and tops to the best back packs and purses we've seen anywhere and the most whimsical headbands ever! Lovely kites to fly or hang as decor / art. Beautiful tapestries and a great selection. Handmade items from Nepal at amazing prices. Whether it be a special gift you are looking for or a treat for yourself, do not miss Little Tibet....you will not leave without some new treasure! We have stopped in here the last two times we've been to Madrid and left with wonderful new finds. Enjoy!

Nice Gallery with a very helpful and friendly staff. Good selection and well thought out placement.read more

Great service, shipping and delivery of my Lyman Whitaker sculpture. I will be back next time in…read moream in Santa Fe!

When you find yourself in the little town of Madrid, you'll notice when you try to pull up your…read moreYelp, or anything for that matter, you'll find there is no Internet service in this area. This shop sits nestled between a couple of others on the main strip of town. It's a very rustic place to step into and it has no AC. Inside you'll find a lot of local art and crafts. Since this place considers itself a gallery, you can count on paying top dollar gallery prices. They do have a downstairs as well, but it looks more like a garage sale with extremely overpriced T-shirts for $20-$40 which Goodwill sells for $3-$10 and basically just a lot of junk. So if you're looking for some local art by local artisans, it's worth stopping into. Perhaps these photos included will get you through the door.