We had the pleasure to visit this souvenir shop while heading to the Grand Canyon West. Many of…read morethe items are hand made by the locals and there are many unique items. Must stop by to see for yourself. One of the many unique item that i purchased on my way out the door. Absolutely love it. Thanks Nikki

This place was amazing. It you drive too fast you might just pass it up. They have a really nice…read moreselection of stones and native jewelry. If we are ever in the area again, we will make sure to stop by.

Lake Havasu City has had a breath of fresh artistic air blow into town. Jaque does magical things…read morewith metal and really created the finishing pieces for our backyard. An absolute pleasure to deal with; Jaque was on time, returned phone calls, and delivered us exactly what we envisioned. You will not be disappointed with her artistry. Not open yet, but she will be opening a new gallery on McCulloch Blvd in the near future. We highly recommend Jaque !

185/2024 Love this…read moreshop ! Have vintage merchandise that are quite pricey but worth it . I will be saving for a bling bling slip on wedge sandals... just gotta have those when I come back.

What a beautiful gallery. The talent of the artists in this place is unbelievable! The owner is…read morevery sweet and delivers great customer service. If you're looking for that perfect piece of art to add to your home I'm sure this place will have it or at least have the means to get it.

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!

This is turning into a great "Gallery". They still haven't finished with the inside but..... the…read moreArt they have up to view is really nice... They call it "Dimensional Art" - it's printed on a computer and then top coated with clear coat just like car so it can be placed outside- inside and they can print on anything up to 2 inches thick. Some of the picture are by famous artist like Harold Robinson, Morgan Myers and Kurt Miller. All I can say is Wow, you need to visit it....