A really nice place to shop. Lots of American Indian stuff to buy, HOWEVER, the place has been…read moreclosed to the public for over a year now! Merchandise is still in the store but all the doors are locked and no one around. It looks like a neat place to shop if the shop was open. Also the store phone number seems to be disconnected.

Double Eagle Trading Company is a must stop, one of a kind, old school, Southwest Gift Shop and…read moresome what educational for all ages. You can find "that perfect gift" within any price range. We bought a mix of items that wouldn't weigh down our already overloaded luggage: socks, jewelry, postcards, jellies, & hot sauces to mention a few. Why I even tried on a pair of used, well worn boots, but sadly the "glass slipper" didn't fit. Their are a multitude of Native American crafts & artifacts, as well as, stuffed animal busts & a full size Alaskan Bear Bear - even a REAL JACKALOPE!!!

Deidre was great there. She gives first responder discounts and was very pleasant to talk to. The…read morestore has great value for items with many priced lower than surrounding shops. We ended up buying a cool centennial Route 66 sign that will look great on our patio. Go be a patron of addicted to Route 66, you won't be disappointed. Fair value, great products, nice people....

To be honest, many of the stores along this street had very similar souvenirs. Like any tourist…read moredestination, things tend to be overpriced. I kinda wish I came to this shop first! It was so cute and had a little bit of everything. The woman working greeted us with a warm and friendly smile. They even had this wheel to spin for a small prize if you spend $10 or more. Thank you for your kindness and warm welcome!

We have visited many times over the years when we have gone to Williams, and loved meeting every…read moresingle artist who was hosting in the Gallery each time. Please visit this wonderful place and see the truly lovely items created by local artists. You can buy 'stuff' at the stores, 'stuff' from online, 'stuff' often made in China. What is sold in the Gallery in Williams is lovingly handcrafted by local artisans and with the purchase, you are often able to receive a lovely card about the artist which created the item. I found a beautiful, knitted sweater for our granddaughter, and the artist was there to autograph the card, truly awesome! The items I have purchased from The Gallery in Williams in the past have always become treasured by the recipients. As far as the owner telling people to move on from in front of the store, the artisans all take turns in the shop, and they rent the building, so I don't know who was so rude as per feedback below. Everyone I ever met there over the years is genuinely kind!

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.

I visited Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff recently to check out some of the new additions and…read morerenovations that have been done over the past few years. The last time I was here was well over ten years ago. I have been a huge astronomy nerd since I was a kid. This place has changed so much since I last came here. They did an impressive job with the expansion and upgrades. We enjoyed exploring the Discovery Center and walking on the outdoor pathway to the telescopes. Lowell Observatory is one of the oldest observatories in the U.S. and was founded by astronomer Percival Lowell. It was at Lowell that American astronomer and telescope maker Clyde Tombaugh discovered the dwarf planet Pluto in 1930. The original telescope (called an astrograph) that he used is still here at Lowell Observatory and you can check it out while exploring this place. We came here in the evening and enjoyed walking around under the stars. There is a Mars Rover parked outside that greets you when you enter. The new Marley Foundation Astronomy Discovery Center is three levels and has a gift shop and a cafe. On the roof is the open-air Dark Sky Planetarium that offers a 360-degree view of the night sky. There are games, activities and science exhibits in the Discovery Center for both kids and adults. After spending some time here, we went outside to check out the telescopes. The walking path around Lowell Observatory is my favorite part. The outdoor pathway is illuminated by glow-in-the-dark art depicting the Pleiades, comets and the Milky Way. We walked over to the Giovale Open Deck Observatory first. It was too cloudy to see anything through the telescopes on the evening that we were here. So we headed over to the dome that houses the Pluto Discovery Telescope. They have renovated this telescope since I was last here. It got a paint job and looks nicer. It was really cool to be in the same spot where history was made a hundred years ago. I highly recommend checking Lowell Observatory. I am biased because I am a huge science nerd. But they really did do a nice job with the new upgrades. Come here at night when you can gaze at the stars.

So much more than five stars! Lowell is a wonderful place…read moreatop hills of Flagstaff. My fiancé and I visited during the day on summer solstice. We enjoyed the indoor and outdoor exhibits, especially sun viewing through telescope, walking the scaled galaxy walk and the dome telescope where Pluto was discovered. We came back at night for stargazing . Such a wonderful experience. It gets cold so wear jackets and layers at night. They had glow in dark paths to illuminate walking. And sky viewing was magical!! There were multiple telescopes through which we saw stars, galaxies, star clusters. Even the observatory helpers had a laser pointer to point out constellations. All the stars for this observatory! Must visit while in Arizona to learn about our universe

Best gift shop in town with amazing gifts and jewelry collection. Shariff has been amazing and very…read morehelpful. Highly recommend.

Absolutely loved this shop! The selection of Native American jewelry, pottery, and art is…read morestunning--every piece feels authentic, meaningful, and beautifully crafted. You can really tell there's a deep respect for tradition and artistry behind everything they carry. The staff was incredibly kind and knowledgeable, taking the time to share the stories and cultural significance behind different pieces, which made the experience even more special. I found some truly unique items that I'll treasure for years. Highly recommend stopping in if you appreciate quality craftsmanship and one-of-a-kind art!

Shelly i just was in your shop last week and you told me to get my mom's ring off before I lost my…read morefinger.. Just wanted you to know that my niece Josylin helped me get it off...im glad I did it...thank you for caring about a perfect stranger and giving me good advice...your a good person and when I come back down there i hope you'll help me find a perfect ring...

A fabulous shop with exciting inventory and extraordinarily excellent help and service! I saw a…read morepiece of jewelry I was interested in for a gift, but I wasn't ready to make a decision, so I called the next day after we had left town and asked to have it sent to me. The transaction was easy, pleasant, and efficient. The jewelry arrived within days, carefully packaged; all in all - a flawless transaction. There are lots of cute shops in Williams, but the service here makes Native America head and shoulders above others. I highly recommend that you stop by.