Service people are rude. Especially the older gentleman that is bald. Some of their stuff was nice…read morebut 10 X price trying to rip off foreigners. 10 out of 10 wouldn't recommend or their sister shop across the street.

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!

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 was amazed at this cute little gallery on whisky row. The art is insanely great and the jewelry…read moreis to die for. The gallery is so small but I literally spent over an hour looking at all the beautiful things. My husband wound up buying me a little Dave Newman painting and I love it!

What can I say about Dave Newman and Newman Gallery?!?!…read more This is "THE" place to visit on Whiskey Row. This is not a tourist trap filled with overpriced chachkies. Here you'll find Dave Newman's ubercool original artwork along with art and jewelry from a variety of outstanding artists hand picked by Newman. The service is outstanding. Very friendly, personal, attentive, but definitely relaxed in the best way. These people are great! Prices are surprisingly reasonable and affordable, with something for everyone. The quality and variety is top notch. I'm especially fond of the jewelry. I've been a repeat customer for many years and have purchased several pieces that I regularly receive comments and compliments on. This is one of the few places I'd give 6 STARS to if possible.

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

I went by ALT while I was in Sedona visiting for Spring break. I am a big record collector, and I…read morewas determined to find some records to dig through while visiting. I was pleasantly surprised to find that there were stacks and stacks of records that had not been gone through hundreds of times and all of the good titles weeded out. I found some great gems to add to my collection. There were plenty that I could not get to on the bottoms of bookshelves blocked in with newly added art and I still walked away with many hard to find titles in great shape. I wish I had more time to spend as I would have left with more. I even left a Bowie record behind accidentally and Mark went out of his way to ship it back to Atlanta for me. I can't say enough about Mark, his store, and the way he runs his business. Can't wait to go back on my next visit to Sedona! - Derek

We stopped by this gallery on a recent day trip to Sedona and the "art of Dr. Seuss" collection…read morecaught our eyes... We went in and looked around and chatted with Mark for awhile. He was super knowledgeable on the collection and very friendly; especially considering that we walked in post-hike not looking like serious art buyers ;) My husband and I really loved a few of the prints and are hoping to save up a bit of $$ to make a purchase in the near future. If you're interested in this collection or just want a chill gallery with some diverse art work, check this place out. It also happens to reside in a complex with a handful of other galleries, stores, restaurants, etc... Enjoy!

I'm always down for street art and even more for projects of importance. So much meaning in these…read moreart projects. While great to see unfortunately people with no respect ruin it for others by defacing or attempting to access the closed area. It is now fenced off. You can still get some great photos , but a bit harder through the fencing. Respect the land and pick up after yourself. It's free so you can't go wrong there.

Far north of Flagstaff on Highway 89, a Whiting Brothers motel that was abandoned in 2005 is now a…read moregiant and imposing mural that you can't miss because it stares at you as you attempt to drive by without stopping. I eagerly stopped. It's one component of the Painted Desert Project, a series of artworks scattered in this vast landscape. (Keep your eyes sharp as other artworks are not as easily visible from the road as this one.)

Take a visit to Christine's for some happy surprises. This gallery has abstract and contemporary…read moreart by several local artists and ..... a teaching ceramics studio!! The ceramics studio is currently showing a great selection of home decor and super fun gifts for all occasions.....aartful experience is waiting for the adventurous! Be sure to check out the new works in progress

Christine did a great job wrapping our huge painting . She will definitely be getting our business…read morein the future

I drove to Chloride, Arizona in 2008 and my photos are from then. I took three friends there to…read moresee the murals on 12/3/18. They would not have seen the murals because it's a one and a half mile on a dirt road, rough in spots, from where the pavement ends and they wouldn't have driven their rental. You do not need high clearance nor 4 wheel drive, but with a regular car, you need to be more careful. Chloride was a counterculture spot during the 1960s and Mr. Purcell painted the murals in 1966. I went to visit in 2008 because I had read that he returned and repainted the murals in 2006. In the 10 years since I've been there, the murals have lost some of their brightness from our sun which fades things. I also have better photos from 2008 because I had my hiking boots and I hiked to the top of the ridge to see the town of Chloride and enjoy the view of some of the paintings on the top of the ridge. This is one of those places that you need to visit. The counterculture movement of the 1960s and Mr. Purcell's run ins with the authorities over marijuana and other things are a good part of the history of this area. I also visited a couple of abandoned mines in the area. There is one still a working mine with gates and warning signs about not entering.

This is totally free to drive in and see, so worth the trip!…read more When you enter the town of Chloride if you stop at the market you will see on the right hand side they will give you a map of the town and tell you how to get here. This was totally amazing. The road is all dirt to get here just make sure you are driving something that can handle the rocks and all. This was done out in no where. Totally nothing around just the town you drive through to get to it. A artist painted Murals and pictures all over the rocks out in this area. He use to work in the mines and he decide to paint and let me tell you he did a really nice job and it is very interesting! I love seeing things like this. I can only imagine how peaceful it was for him to paint out there. It was so quiet while we were there no one around. (Actually a little spooky feeling) Like the hills have eyes lol Make sure to have some walking shoes you can see the path to the paintings there are alot of rocks and all dirt. Not to far to drive if your taking a ride from Vegas. Head over the hoover dam and just keep going till you get to Chloride. You can read previous review and more about the artist here: http://www.purcellgalleries.com/about-roy/ http://www.purcellgalleries.com/gallery-2/ http://rogallery.com/purcell_roy/purcell-bio.htm This was so interesting to read how long ago he painted these rocks ~ Roy Purcell first gained national attention as an artist is 1966 when he painted "The Journey", 2000 square feet of murals on the granite cliff faces in the Cerbat Mountains near Chloride, Arizona. Make sure to take a trip to see this one day you will really enjoy seeing it! And explore the little town while your there, so much history there!

Super nice staff!!…read more First of all driving through Seligman on historic Route 66 is a MUST! If you're doing a trip from Vegas to the Grand Canyon, this will be on your route + it lets you avoid the new highway that has tons of potholes where we blew our tire last time and saw manyyy other cars with blown tires. So avoid that and take historic Route 66 instead and pass through this charming town! This is one of many shops on the road but I really liked the items they had here. They had these nostalgic books from every year and in the book you see world news, inventions, tv shows, cars etc from that year. It was super fun to look through and I knew my grandma would love them so I got her one that had things inside that I knew she'd like including her mustang from the 90's that she still has. So we checked out and the owner was so nice she gave all of us business cards despite me being the only one purchasing anything. The business cards are actually really well done and double as a souvenir! It does have the store info on it tiny but it's a cute little license saying you took historic Route 66!

One of the only stores where I found Route 66 toilet paper: "from the mother road, to the mother…read moreload." I don't like buying mugs or magnets or any similar souvenirs adorned with the destination in question however this was perfect. Funny, ephemeral, and appropriate for anyone. Friendly shopkeeper.