This is a smorgasbord of art galleries. At least 20 if not more. Very walkable and a restaurant…read morepositioned right in the middle if you need to stop and wet your whistle. I will say the galleries are colorful and full of beautiful art. But almost all the galleries were southwestern art. Think lots of flowers, desert scapes, animals and animal bones, some other forms of contemporary realism. Some jewelry shops. All free to enter of course. Great outing for most people, just not really my style.

If you're a lover of artwork then come visit Canyon Road. Whether you're an amateur or full…read morefledged collector, your trip to Canyon Road will not be wasted. There are at least 4-5 blocks of galleries to enjoy. Staff are all happy to chat or let you browse. Free street parking.

Walking into Adobe Gallery - one gets a sense they are going back in New Mexico time. It's very…read morewell appointed and most of the Fine Art is from New Mexico Pueblo artisans. Beautiful Southwest Indian pottery, textiles, baskets, jewelry, and paintings are on display and for sale. But what is really impressive is the knowledge that is shared freely about any of the art pieces. This is better than a museum in that the art is for sale! It is a must see and I highly recommend stopping into to see this gallery

Adobe Gallery is a must-see when visiting Santa Fe…read more Internationally recognized for his expertise, Al Anthony has collected for sixty years and displays museum-quality arts and utilitarian pottery, weavings, Kachina dolls, jewelry from NM Pueblos, Hopi and Navajo -- my favorites are from the late 19th century through mid-20th, as well as Mission Oak furniture. For decades Al has supported and show-cased many Native American and European-American artists, and published books as a subject matter expert. He encourages learning and generously shares his expertise. An avid collector, I surround myself with spectacular paintings from Adobe Gallery. Happy shopping! https://www.atada.org/listings/alexander-e-anthony-jr/

This is the cutest little shop! You can find a lot of choice finds here that make excellent gifts…read more Or, if you're feeling selfish, you can just decide to keep everything for yourself. Whatever. No judgements here! Some of the wood carvings are done by extremely well-known traditional carvers, which is very cool! Loved the owls, and the (somewhat awesomely wacky) artwork. They really do have a variety of things, despite being a tiny space. The owner also is an artist whose work is on display in the area. Very cool guy, friendly, and down-to-earth. I really enjoyed chatting with him and learning more about the art and artists he has in his shop. It's very clean, which is appreciated. I would definitely return the next time I'm passing through the area!

Best place to buy authentic art. They actually support artisans, as opposed to many other stores in…read morethe area that sell mass produced knick knacks. I wanted to buy everything in here but I left with a unique sugar skull diorama that was exactly what I wanted!

Undeniably awkward and bad experience…read more I'm a new visitor to Santa Fe by way of NYC/LA. I've traveled & lived all over the world, am a professional creative and make a great living ... BUT ~I'm not flashy... from the moment the blonde older woman (owner?) saw me walk in she made it clear we were not welcome and seemed suspicious about our very presence. Mind you that although we were casual we were not sloppy. I love fashion, art and the finer things .. as well as a good dive bar and Levi's but I felt VERY unwelcome for no good reason. Bad day perhaps? I was friendly to the shop keeper but she seemed pretty salty and sus. What I have to say is I came in intending to spend real money and enjoy myself but I was so put off by this small town basic B that I won't be back. Good luck with this unremarkable business. Glad I dragged myself over from a wonderful gallery experience for your excessively average spot. There are much better places to spend your time and money. This is a tourist trap. . .

Excellent. My daughter found the Navajo pearls she wanted. Wonderful service. My granddaughter…read moreadmires the selection of concho belts.

Quickly and eclectic art works that will have you smiling or wondering. Many sculptures and…read morepaintings by different artists. Metered street and lot parking.

Was here at end of a day. They were still busy. Forgot to take pictures but did buy a print, I'll…read moreupload it. It just spoke to me and Hubby. Met the owner who's quite interesting himself. Talked about how he culls pieces from around the globe, finding artists on Instagram for instance. Quite diversified gallery of POP, modern art using many techniques. Loved the 3D selections. Also found the various brown rabbits sitting about on the floor interesting. Owner showed me work by that particular artist, saying, "rabbits are his thing". He was gracious in dashing off to meet friends at The Shed, saying prices are just talking points. He loves to negotiate.

Although Gayle and I didn't buy anything here during our recent visit, we really enjoyed the…read moreexperience as we wandered the handsome multiple rooms (including an outdoor space) representing maybe a couple dozen artists over various artistic media. The folks working here were friendly, knowledgeable, and zero pressure. OK, we also most pulled the trigger on a couple pieces, but talked ourselves out of it, mostly having to do with price and the "Where are we going to put it?" question. And given enough time during our too short visit to Santa Fe, we would have come back.

Another favorite gallery to visit. The gallery has a superb collection of mostly paintings and…read moresculptures. There is one particular artist whose whimsical drawings attract my attention. I mentioned this to staff. She said each painting has a story and proceeded to share one of the stories with me. They were quite touching and the painting meant even more after I learned its meaning. I also spent some time talking with the gallery owner who I met last year. Free street parking.

Nice Gallery with a very helpful and friendly staff. Good selection and well thought out placement.read more

Great service, shipping and delivery of my Lyman Whitaker sculpture. I will be back next time in…read moream in Santa Fe!

One of the best if not the best pottery shops on the plaza. I have many pieces purchased there and…read morestill enjoy each one as much as the day I got it. Staff is very friendly and have no problem showing you anything in the store. Definitely recommend it. They have an enormous array to choose from. pics of what we bought.

Years ago, I received a beautiful small bowl as a gift. The giver purchased it from Andrea Fisher…read moreFine Pottery. I reached out about how to sell it; Andrea Fisher took it on consignment for me. Just received a check from them. Such a wonderful, professional experience with Andrea Fisher. Highly recommended and thank you, Bill

OMG! Even if you're not interested in going to an art gallery, if you like gardens - go here!!…read more The garden out back is AMAZING and it presents a cool, relaxing oasis in such an arid climate. There's no place to sit and relax out there (intentional, as I'm sure else no one would want to leave), but it's really worth walking around (it's not huge and doesn't take long to walk around all of it - except for me since I dawdled because it was so lovely). OK, so I'm admittedly not an art gallery person (The Hubs is), however, I did like this gallery. They had a nice variety of different art media (medium?) that I actually found interesting. I'd definitely come here again. The art was very good, but the garden absolutely made my day.

Fine art in Santa Fe with beautiful sculpture garden in back. Our family has been visiting this…read moregallery every summer since I can remember. The best.

Stopped by to visit the outdoor sculptures only. Beautiful works by several gifted Native American…read moresculptors are easily viewed at this Canyon Road Gallery. Martha Pettigrew draws inspiration from Native American themes. "Enduring Spirit" features the protective nature between mother and child. "Water Song" pays tribute to women who are Keepers of the Water-a reminder that without clean water, we cannot live. "She Walks in Beauty" by Ed Natiya shows the strength, beauty and grace of Pine Leaf, Woman Chief of the Crow. Accompanied by "Red Cloud-Broken Promises," they are a stunning pair. Check out Ed Natiya on Instagram to see how "She Walks in Beauty" was completed. Nice to visit the outdoor sculptures on a cool, sunny day winter day.

I was visiting a friend in town - who likes to buy art here, so we stopped in for a visit…read more The gal we spoke with (Jen!) was very helpful and a ton of fun - showing us around and pulling pieces from the back for us to look at. I can see why my friend keep coming back here. It is not cheap, but they have some affordable things too. Really, I think you just need to keep stopping by to see what they have as rotating displays