Stumbled across this gem while transiting back from Patagonia Lake to Tucson. Charming store,…read morequality products (despite George's comment below), it certainly has fair and reasonable pricing - assuming you are at least a moderately successful person. ** Tangent: I despise when someone comments in the review that it is expensive. I understand why people do it, but it is absent any context and is useless information - much like this tangent. Perhaps those that find this store too costly, need to stay home or seek secondary employment **. Woman working the counter was polite and fun to talk with about the 'area' - grabbed a nice pair of earrings - and will be back next pass through.

A wonderful shop in southern Arizona. Stocked with jewelry, clothes And artisanal goods. There's no…read moredoubt you'd find. Special items At this little gallery.

This shop is a mix of art and household goods, and everything is lovingly curated. We bought a…read morecouple of items which were handmade and functional but beautiful. The shop owner was lovely and clearly cares about the products she offers. A gem in Tubac!

Still going strong with a wide selection of art from Southern Arizona and around the world…read more Mas Y Mas recently introduced bronze sculptures by an acclaimed Tucson artist. These pieces are unique and beautiful and unlike anything you're seen since Remington sculpture.

Beautiful artwork!! This was one of the few places that still had a lit storefront when walking…read moreback to our car after a delightful ghost tour. I was drawn in by the impressive art in the front window, and was pleased to find the door open. I took note of the piece I plan to buy for my mom when her birthday rolls around again as it made me smile when I saw it. It features a place we have been together and depicts the very scenery where we had a huge fight years ago (that we now can laugh about!) The people working here were not stuffy, as oftentimes those working in galleries can be. It was a welcoming experience and I am so glad we walked in to check it out.

Excellent gallery! They have a lot of art across genres and price ranges. Definitely a place to…read morecheck out if you're looking for something for your walls. They also had some vintage/thrift -- small selection I admittedly did not look at.

Gorgeous. Incredible. Amazing. Art. Off a rural highway in East Texas. He who wields a chainsaw,…read moreRick Kuper, does so with the most creative and inspiring of intentions. His workspace, a near-fort, or cabin itself. The surrounding woods holding a strong piney embrace around it all. You can do nothing as you wheel on by, then pull in off the highway, as your hands will do almost uncontrollably and yet seemingly instinctually, as mind and body are acting on the cooperating and yet equal accords of curiosity and intellectual stimulation. You will find something here that you must have, and you will see in your thoughts just the perfect place for it back in your domicile or wherever you spend a good bit of time. And the great thing about pieces like this, besides invaluable uniqueness, in that each piece is handmade and painted, and absolutely different from the other, is that each piece has a story to tell. The story of the tree that it came from. Where it was found. How it was shaped, formed. How it became what you now see. Mr. Kuper will tell you. And then you will also have your own story to tell. About this unique piece that you happened upon, in a very unique place, and the unique man who created it, and passed it on to you. And it is all of these things that makes each piece invaluable to those that come across them on Hwy 79 in East Texas.

Small store and not a very big selection. The owner is not the most accommodating person either…read more However, there are quite a few really unique items that you won't find anywhere else. If you're looking for gifts for your out of state friends and want something with some southwest style, you may get lucky and find something here worth gifting. But if you are looking for quality home decor at an affordable price, you should try somewhere like Tres Amigos in Tucson. Their prices are better and they have a bigger selection.

Although this store carries a lot of great items and she throws little gatherings with food and…read morealcohol, she is overpriced and a HUGE bigot! I have friends that know this owner and all she does is bad mouth every single person whether it be a client or a local store owner, and talks very racist! I will NEVER give this person a dime. When she owned a store in Tubac she did the same thing and from what I understand, they ran her off. This town is a very small town and a lot of people know each other. She needs to keep her comments to herself of which she does not. She is also not very accommodating.

K Newby Gallery features some wonderful contemporary, artworks. They have small and large scale…read morebronzes. Mixed media sculptures, and lots of paintings. There are several rooms to explore. Don't miss the outdoor sculpture garden as well. Outside parking is available.

This is a neat gallery to stroll through while in Tubac. There is a lot of pretty art and…read moresculptures. I love looking at their outdoor sculptures, they are really fun and interesting. We always walk through when in Tubac, also fun to take out of town guests to.

What a fun place to go wine tasting in Sonoita! The owners, Chris and Lori, and their staff make it…read morea great experience. Their sandwiches and other lunch and snack items are perfect to go with your tasting. They also have Second Saturday Sonoita every month with music, vendors, and other guest winemakers whose you can taste. Before you leave don't forget to visit the art gallery displaying the art of many talented local artists.

This is a small vineyard we passed on the way to Tubac AZ from Huachuca City AZ. Small sandwich…read moremenu, like you made a sandwich at home. BLTs were good. And reasonably priced. Also opted for their Wine Tasting Flight. We were pleasantly surprised at how good the wine were. I was especially fond of a dry Reisling I don't usually like sweet wines unless they are meant to be dessert wines. The had a gift shop with items from local artists. It was a cute place and we were there a little over an hour and enjoyed ourselves