Ok so first off, I was driving towards tuba city to go stay the night, and I thought this would be…read morea great store to stroll around but then the staff was incredibly rude towards me, when they asked to have 50$ which I think is just for safety reasons, I politely declined that I had 50$ and then she just threw me out of the store, I think this would've been a great store but the staff is incredibly rude towards me and thus this establishment deserves a 1 star. (They also yelled, to go towards the back to be let in which I think is very unprofessional)

well my wife walked in to buy beads and lady was very rude and disrespectful telling my wife that…read moreshe could only go through back door and can only come in the door if she has $50 in hand as my wife being a Navajo and a very spiritually we will never ever show our face again no one should have to ever come in and get disrespected

Absolutely fascinating learning about the Kolb brothers and their photography business. I loved…read morereading about these brothers who were polar opposites and their adventure stories, and the photo documentation to go along with the words made it extra special. Definitely worth a stop while visiting the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, and the view from the studio is incredible!

I really enjoyed coming here and learning about the history of the Kolb brothers and their…read morephotography business here at the Grand Canyon. Emery C. Kolb and Ellsworth L. Kolb arrived at the canyon in 1902 and documented their journey on the Colorado River. They had this building constructed not too long after and it served as their home and as a photography studio. National Park Service acquitted it in the 70's and turned it into a museum, book store, and gift shop. The museum pays a nice tribute to the Kolb brothers. It has many of their old cameras and photography equipment on display. There is also a boat that was used on the Colorado river. Kolb Brother Studio is situated on the edge of the South Rim. Just outside the studio is the start of Bright Angel Trail. Back in the day, the Kolb brothers would photograph people on the trail and then sell them the photographs when they came back. Die-hard photographers will really enjoy visiting this exhibit.

Best gallery in Flagstaff. Quality art and jewelry in a cool setting. And the most fabulous…read morehandmade leather beaded purses!

Super nice place! Great artwork and jewelry! Very friendly amd welcoming local business. Highly…read morerecommended! This comes from residents of Pittsburgh, PA. We will stop back.

McGee's snd the Keams Canyon Motel. Have bisited, shopped, slept and eaten here 33+ years. My wife…read morewears jewelry gifts I've purchased here. We have gift sets of Pendleton dishes we have yet to present bought here. You will not find better prices for jewelry in the rotating shelf case in most craft shows, roadside stands, rtc,A wide range of price points. Great t shirts. reasonable prices.

We have been visiting McGees in Keams Canyon for over a decade. Our best suggestion is to buy if…read morein doubt because you will say you should have when you get home if you don't. We just returned from McGees and found several Hopi overlay rings we loved. We found an overlay bracket and a Zuni ring we liked too. "White Cloud" took care of us. She explained what some of the symbols were and knew the artists. We could have spent several hours looking at all the pieces. When asked, I always recommend McGees. Especially for Hopi arts and items. It's a drive and worth every driving mile. For Navajo arts and items, I like the Cameron Trading Post because of the wide variety and it being so close to Flagstaff.

Run by Coolidge Roy and his son Eric. Mostly their katchina, which are very impressive, and silver,…read moresome of which is by other artists. If he's not in the store, he's probably next door.

We met Eric Roy and his father this last weekend while staying at Third Mesa. We purchased a…read moreGORGEOUS katchina doll from Eric. His skills are incredible in carving detail. He is also a very nice and helpful young man.

Joseph and Janice Day were incredibly helpful and informative when we arrived with 2 vans of…read morecollege students. Joseph took the time to explain some of Hopi traditions and history and the meanings of some of the Katsina dolls. Serendipitously we were able to help him harvest corn in his nearby cornfield. Quite a learning experience. I highly recommend a visit to the Gallery.

If you're not buying Hopi crafts from individuals in the villages, I recommend this. A great place…read moreto shop with an incredible selection of Hopi arts and crafts.

This place had some nice art, however, they were selling AI art under the guise of it being…read more"digital art". Not what I wanted to see coming into a local art shop. Not to mention, the AI "artist" couldn't even be bothered to not have a bunch of AI nonsense words throughout the art and also complete misspellings on the canvases. Weird choice to feature AI "art" in a local artist store. Very disappointing.

This was a fun gallery to go into. So many talented artists work to look at. I purchased from…read moreseveral of them.

The Artists' Gallery is a one of my favorite stops in Flagstaff. It's a cooperative featuring local…read moreSouthwestern artists in various media -- potters to painters, glass blowers, collage, photographers, and woodworkers. T As a bonus, the gallery is operated exclusively by the cooperative's artists themselves. Find it thus invaluable to engage the staff in conversation. One's guaranteed an artist's perspective. Highly recommend you make it a point to stop by when you're in Flagstaff.

This is my favorite shop in Flagstaff. Truly local artists doing great work. But the main thing…read moreabout this gallery is that everyone working in it is extraordinarily kind. The sort of healing kind of kind that makes you want to be a better person yourself. I bought a ceramic bowl and ceramic pitcher by artist Joni Pevarnik from this gallery. They are among my favorites in my ceramic collection.

This gallery was recommended to us. We came right at opening but the doors were locked for a bit,…read morewe walked around to other shops and came back. They opened about 20 minutes after. Prices range from $20 to $200. We found a beautiful hawk on slate which we love and were surprise to find it to be $30, we immediately purchased it, love it, and display it. There are paintings, sketches, pottery, and other mediums here from various artists in the Verde valley.

This is a great gallery to stop into while walking Old Town Cottonwood. We found an incredible…read morepiece of art, a hawk perched on a cactus printed on slate... for only $30! Instant purchase. They also had other paintings, bowls, etc from various Arizona artists.

Stopped in one Sunday. The young lady was very helpful and knowledgeable. Beautiful jewelry, pots…read moreand other items. Very unique. Will visit again.

My partner and I stopped in here in late May. I was told they'd only opened a couple weeks before,…read moreso they were still really new. This store had some very beautiful pottery - vases, placques, jewelry, and much more. One of the artists was even working on a pot in a back corner. I talked to her a while about her pottery techniques and the meanings of the symbols on the various pieces. I was thrilled that she took the time to help me understand. We bought a piece from them. I would definitely go again, and highly recommend it to anyone passing through. Good luck on your new business venture!