This is one of the most darling antiques shops that I have been into. They have lots of furniture…read morepieces and tons of other little items. It is a treat for the eyes, how everything is displayed and I want to buy it all, but I have limited resources. They have a toy section, run by Larry, the Toy Guy, with so many toys that brings back many memories. There are lots of china, old lace, and household bric a brac. Some is wonderful old furniture too. The owner's Roxanne and Gaylord Campbell are very knowledgeable and can help you find what you are looking for. Pam, their assistant, is equally just as charming and helpful. There is plenty of off street parking. I could spend hours here just browsing and finding the right treasures.

Larger items outside ate not priced. i was given a verbal price of $600 fir a door and that they…read morewould work a deal with me. I called back a few hours later to confirm it was still there and the exact price . I was told that I was told the wrong price while I was there and that the item was $750. I have bought several high ticket items from you ... never again. Buyer beware!

Quaint and Humble this little spot is precious and the art displayed is off the hook. I'd buy them…read moreall if I could. Applause to all the artists and owner for recognizing our local talent and providing a spot for them to consign their work. Love love love the little outside fair area on Saturdays. Bravo. Check it out. It is absolutely inspiring.

The OT Circus quick response to the pandemic by offering Facebook online auctions regularly was a…read moretrue gift. I have supported and met some amazing artists! They are very community minded and provide zoom workshops and events also. We are so lucky as a city to have this wonderful organization in our midst!

This is an amazing local space with art studios and gallery spaces. Local artists rent studio space…read moreto have a place to create. It is also a shared space with the " Kosmos" reataurant, a fabulous, artsy/intergalactic restaurant. There are always interesting shows up in the gallery space as well as artists consistently creating and exploring new art ideas in the art studios. It's delightfully quirky and weird -making it fit right into Albuquerque's local art culture scene. Definitely one of Albuquerque's local gems! I 100% recommend a visit.

This is the most impressive gift shop & store I've ever seen attached to a museum. In my quest to…read morelearn more about the indigenous people of America, finding authentic books & information has been difficult, but the Indian Pueblo Center is truly amazing. The prices are affordable & the cultural items, trinkets, etc are truly amazing.

I had only 15 minutes before preparing to fly out. Found what I needed and it will be my first stop…read morewhen I return because I didn't get to explore any of the Pueblos or Santa Fe.

A must stop when in old town!!!!! Hands down the best place to shop for any antique or unique…read morefinds. Right as I stepped foot into the store I was greeted by the most lovely woman named Connie. She graciously offered me some hot cider and was just lovely to chat with alongside her husband Cliff. Their passion for what they do shines through in the way they greet and treat everyone . Their collection is very eclectic and there's something for everyone. Truly a beautiful store filled with lots of gems.

Nice antique store in old town. Lot's of great items at a good price. Owner shared they have been…read morethere for years.

I'm probably generationally challenged but, having known former owners since the days of Downtown…read moreCentral Avenue, I find the current Wright's Gallery less and less accessible. The quality remains excellent, though the prices often top retail, reflecting the artists' desires more than the market. Owners may rightfully see to the gallery's exclusivity, though a more welcoming, accessible, technically less cumbersome presence on the internet will be a welcome improvement.

Visited the new Wright's Indian Art location and found it much nicer than the old site. Less…read moreinventory in the gallery but better quality. Great staff, very courteous and knowledgeable also.

Great store for the local Dukes merch and some Lobo gear…read more Always love the hat color combos, accessories like lanyard and stickers. Jerseys, sweaters, shirts. Prices are a little high but it's the only spot to get duke merch. Can be hit or miss to get your size in exactly what you like so may have to shop a couple times. We live out of town now so a good spot to visit when we're back.

Super awesome clothing store if you want to rep your Albuquerque pride. My boyfriend was looking…read morefor a particular hat and we found ourselves here! They had an extensive collection of clothes I haven't seen anywhere else, along with a bunch of cool vintage nfs clothing. It is a mix of a clothing store and a museum of Albuquerque Dukes history. If you are looking for something unique and cool, stop in!

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.