I just discovered this store. Rockie is so helpful and awesome. She truly knows her craft and was…read morewilling to take her time to help and make sure I looked good. She helped me put together a last minute costume that was a total hit! The shop was a bit hard to find, it is in the same building as Obermeiyer in the ABC. The prices are very reasonable as well.

From the owner: Closeout Sale Huge Selection Tuxedos $90 Sales Final cash…read moreonly Hrs Fri & Sat 10-6pm BIZ for Sale 970-404-5440

I was a mermaid Angie did not disappoint It was a great experience and the party was even better so…read moremany compliments on my costume customer service A+++++being new to Albuquerque I felt like a queen that day

Needed a costume the day before Halloween I reached out to the store via cell phone and she met me…read moreat her shop and went above and beyond to get me into a costume on very short notice Very helpful and courteous I would definitely recommend this business for all costume needs they have a huge variety and prices are fair

Native American vendors daily display and sell their jewelry and handmade items. All are beautiful…read moreand unique. I highly recommend because the Natives are licensed for permits to sell in Santa Fe. The jewelry is authentic and high quality stones and metals . I recommend paying with cash (service fee card) . I purchased quite a few pieces for myself and family for gifts.

Will return - shopped there daily -:)…read more Some calls it Native American Vendors Program of the Palace of the Governors @ New Mexico History Museum. It's a block away from our hotel. Vendors are mostly kind. Their self made products, mostly with turquoise are wonderful. The opaque, blue-to-green turquoise is a mineral. Persian stones from Nishapur (of Iran) is used as a guiding reference for evaluating turquoise quality. Navajo and Hopi tribes are known to produce high quality turquoise jewelry. The top two of the following 4 kinds of turquoise are widely used in Santa Fe area: Sleeping Beauty Turquoise  Kingman Turquoise  Bisbee   Royston  They (including the stores as well) prize Sleeping Beauty for its consistent sky-blue color. However, it's no longer being mined (?), while Kingsman has brilliant blue color, but it isn't as precious as SL due to the fact that they're still abundantly being mined. One native vendor explained how the program work: They've a committee, to determine the eligibility (sometimes vendor has to go before the committee to demonstrate their skills - like making a piece). The covered corridor has 63 spaces, each marks with a white number. If the vendors are more than the spaces, they'll have to do a lottery, which means a particular vendor may not come tomorrow. In General, a particular vendor doesn't come everyday.  On the last day there, I purchased a bracelet from a generous man, who explains the logos are his name and his daughter's. When I pay, he tells me a less amount voluntarily. I was a little hesitate. Although I like bargains and discounts, but I don't ask for it with small vendor, especially with the artist him or herself.  "Are you sure?" I asked. Actually I was not 100% sure what he had quoted me earlier.  "Yes, it looks so nice on your wrist." I paid what he asked. Thank you.

Whoa, what an incredible resource. I enjoyed a tour of this warehouse yesterday and I promise, I'll…read moreget back soon for photos, because you have to see it to believe it. The Prop House is exactly that, a huge storage facility stacked floor to ceiling with props of all sorts. When a film crew plans to shoot in New Mexico, you can bet they come to this place, first. Furniture, light fixtures, period clothing (there's an entire aisle of costumes from Dances With Wolves, randomly, and genuine WW2 shirts and jackets from vets who donated them after the war), signage, oh goodness the hats!, pianos and organs, pool tables, knit blankets... it's astonishing. Most of the articles fit an Old West narrative because, surprise, we shoot a lot of Westerns around here -- but there's plenty of modern stuff, too. They rent in bulk to studios, but they also lend some of the stuff out, free, to aspiring college film students. Hours are by appointment only. As an event planner, my imagination ran wild. If anybody knows where I can find a saloon, believe me, I'm your huckleberry.

Massive prop and set piece storage/rental facility that is an invaluable resource for theatres,…read morefilms and events. The personnel there are wonderful, kind and helpful. This is a Class A resource.

Lovely small store. Attentive sales person, however, felt we were misguided as we told her we…read moreneeded certain specifications and feel we were not given the best advice. Now have to sell the gown we purchased and find a new find a new one that matches my daughter's requests.

So upset we didn't look here first! Got an amazing veil…read moretoday that complements my dress. Christina was super helpful and detail oriented. Prices are reasonable. Plus, I got to take home my veil today! Thank you so much Christina!

This is a great little place. The staff is friendly, helpful and mellow. A good activity…read morealternative wether it be with children or meeting up with a friend. Their selection of ceramic pieces to glaze is substantial. And the glaze selection isn't too overwhelming. Good times*

My daughter and I love Turtle World we have discovered it this summer, and are repeat customers!…read more The young lady that works with us is amazing and friendly. The selection is vast and the cost for the items is very reasonable. My daughter and I make it a point to drop in at least twice a month. I can not rave enough about this amazing place that is such a needed option for Santa Fe! Thank you, Thank you for being here.

Tightly packed little store and there is a lot to peruse through. Lots of supplies for native…read moreartists. Gemstone beads were a bit pricey but the owner was friendly and helpful. This store is not in the Plaza or on Bent Street but if you're a serious beader, check it out. There were a lot of unusual accent pieces to choose from here.

This place blew my mind: great scrap leather, bones, beads, pellets, string/hardware for the…read morejewelry and more. They supply a lot to the Pueblo community and cary traditional pieces that the Pueblo people's will use in ritual/celebration costume. A serious gem with kind and helpful owners.