A terrific resource for local Western lore and regional mining history and activity. Recommended.read more

One of the great aspects to life in the desert are all the cute quirky small towns that are a few…read morehours outside the big city. The Bob Jones Museum run by the Superior Historical Society is an excellent example of this. It is the former house of an early governor of Arizona filled with local memorabilia that really gives you a perspective about life in an Arizona copper mining town. I was the only visitor during a Saturday afternoon and the volunteer very warmly told me about his town. This museum is a great excuse for a short road trip, be sure to call ahead of time to make sure they are open. Oh, and the cool Apache Tear stones on sale for 25 cents are probably the best tourist bargain I have seen in Arizona.

Awesome little shop, we got some beautiful copper bowls for a very reasonable price. Has a huge…read morevariety of stones and owner was not pushy at all, and very knowledgeable. So glad we got a chance to visit this shop while we were in town.

This is a really great rock shop! I've been visiting here for years and have always had a really…read moregood experience. There's a large selection and it's very affordable!

I just bought 6 pictures and 4 knickknacks here for about $90. The owner was more than willing to…read morenegotiate. They had a fantastic selection of stuff...some I'm still thinking about. This little place will be on my regular shopping list for sure!

We love to visit Miami and Globe and search the area stores. This time we were looking for specific…read morepieces, and there they were! The sales rep was simply wonderful and knowledgeable, making this an even better experience. There really is something for everyone here in all price ranges. In fact, some of the best antique stores are in Miami...

According to personnel at the Globe Arts center, this has been closed for months. Contrary to their…read morewebsite and Yelp, it was closed on Monday when we went there.

This Cultural Center is certainly well worth the short drive from Globe, AZ. The interpretive signs…read moreare very well done, educational and informative. But a big draw, for anyone who enjoys Native arts and crafts, is the gift store which is stocked with traditional arts and has something for everyone, especially jewelry made with peridot. The staff is very friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable, too. Excellent job!

We visited Gwendolyn's great gallery in Miami last Sat, & we were SO impressed with her beautiful…read morenew courtyard - filled with great art, inside & out!! We'll definitely be back! Debbie Dillon Gilbert, AZ

We came across this Tasting Room right in the heart of Superior! When we stopped in we were greeted…read moreright away with some of the best hospitality ever! We opted in for a wine flight both red and white. The staff was extremely knowledgeable explaining the various wines and their background. Super delicious and highly recommend making a stop here! Xo -BB

Fantastic wines, especially the petite syrah. Food is amazing as well. The tasting room is nice and…read morecomfortable. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Left with a couple of bottles.

Beautiful little shop, native owned and operated. Secluded from the Main Street you have to drive…read moreup a dirt path a bit to turn into a small dirt parking lot. They have a lot t shirts, blankets and pillows in Native American design as well as lots of silver and turquoise jewelry. Support your local business!

Service was nice, great customer service, was clean and very organized. Price was very reasonableread more

Do you wanna run with the dog to go?…read more Charge out and do your run with your burro and have a good time perhaps with the wine skin to give you extra energy It's great fun for all and a wonderful picture experience I enjoyed watching the runners well we had pizza and wine at the restaurant It's a one time experience and there's a few parks and recreational areas for outdoor people in the area, such as birdwatching Make sure to plot your trip as it's quite an enjoyable drive especially if you have somebody else driving

This was our first visit to the annual Superior Burro Run. As the story goes, when miners left the…read morearea, they left all of their pack burros behind, creating an over-abundance of burros in the area. The Superior Chamber created this fun festival in order to bring awareness, and to adopt out burros. There were raffles, BLM burro adoptions, entertainment, a beer garden and food vendors. Local shops along Main Street opened to those in attendance, with lots of burro themed items! The roads were closed to traffic, and of course, there were the races! Burros and their human runners participated in a 6 mile or a 12 mile course. What great fanfare as they rounded the bend to the finish line, where Teton Ken waved the finishing flag! Speaking of our pal Teton, he and his burro Mary were in attendance with their Burro Mobile, letting kids and adults alike join him in this little "car" and take photos. There weren't as many vendors as we had hoped. Food was a bit scarce, and the local coffee shop was completely overrun. They did a great job of trying to keep up, but there were so many people and not enough food vendors. I had also hoped for a few more local artisans. There was a pottery tent, candles and chotchkies, but not much else. Overall, this was a really fun local event, and I was glad to come support my friend, as well as the burros. The mini ones were so darned cute! I hope that next year is bigger and better for the town of Superior.