I really really liked this store. It's a huge art gallery with some neat and beautiful items…read more Tons and tons of indoor/outdoor decor items as well as jewelry, lamps, mugs, sheets, furniture, fountains and the beautiful outdoor metal wind art pieces for sale. I bought a gorgeous turquoise lizard brooch and took a brochure for the wind catchers outside to try to order later. My friend and I easily spent an hour inside roaming around looking at the gorgeous things inside - it's huge and has a back room down some stairs with even more furniture and decor. Staff were helpful and friendly and left us alone to wander around and take photos and look - not following us or being pushy and offering help only when needed or asked for. I appreciate that.

I loved so many things in this store. If you go to only a single gift shop in Moab, this is the…read moreone. Lots of nice things, in a wide range of price ranges.

There's something here for everyone, at a range of price points. This is a wonderful place to…read moresupport local artists and pick up a souvenir. They have pottery, stickers, paintings, and prints. Each artist has a unique style and section of the store. Staff was very friendly and provided information about one of the artists who also worked at the store. The store is at the edge of Main Street, which is very convenient. I didn't take any photos of the interior to respect the works of the artists, but you will find a gem here!

What a beautiful store! Wonderful variety of artwork, pottery, jewelry, stickers, etc., all made by…read morelocal artists. Sweet staff too! Shop here, you won't be disappointed.

This is an artist, cooperative gallery, run by artist from Utah. Most of these artists are local,…read moreand some of the words are reproductions. Others are originals so you want to scrutinize what you purchase and making sure you're getting what you want.

This is a gallery different from all the rest. First and foremost, it is a coop, rather than the…read moretouristy businesses that line the main street in Moab. It is being run by the artists themselves, 19 distinct artists who are putting their souls into this venture. We found a lovely selection of mostly local artists, from impressionist painters, to photographers. In addition to having original works of arts, there were many prints and reproductions available to choose from, from the various artists. We really enjoyed the personal descriptions the members of the coop gave for themselves, their approach to artwork and their love for their work. In the end, we purchased a few photographs, but also found a particular particular painting we enjoyed. And while that painting was unavailable, we found the artist and commissioned a work from her as a result. We found the people running this gallery to be honest, friendly, and thoughtful, and patient with their customers. A very nice presentation overall.

This place is great. The first thing that hit me as I walked in (not LITERALLY hit me, mind you…read more There is no flying art.) was how nice it smells. Which I understand is not the first thing one thinks of when they think "Art Gallery." It has a nice, woody, nature-y smell. It's very calming. The art was absolutely incredible. I'm no professional critic, but everything in the gallery was obviously painted or sculpted with passion. Out in the yard there are these sculptures that twirl in the wind, and practically hypnotized me. One of them reminded me a little of a stegosaurus. That is, if a stegosaurus were to be twirling on its head very fast. Trust me, it was pretty cool. Overall, this place is sweet, calming, and inspiring.

Also they put a huge marked up price and charge you even more then that. Burn me once shame on me…read moreburn me twice shame on me. I will never let them burn me again. Just stop at Loa people save yourself $$$.

I don't normally buy souvenirs on trips, but I was looking for a gift for someone who had helped me…read moreplan some hikes at Arches and Canyonlands. I was walking around Main Street in Moab and the little stone cairn replicas at Sandstone Gallery caught my eye. These trail markers are everywhere on the hiking trails at both national parks, so I thought that would be the perfect gift. They are just so cute. And on the bottom stone, the words "Moab, Utah" are stamped on. I checked out some other souvenir shops too, across the street, but I couldn't find mini sandstone cairns like the ones this shop carries. In addition to the cairns, they also sell mini sandstone arches, as well as some other shapes, and also just sandstones by themselves. I also liked the sandstone magnets that had the Native American rock art pictographs on them (I was really tempted to get a few of these!). In the back of the store is their sale section. And the customer service was awesome! The lady in the store was super nice. I asked her a bunch of questions about the little stone sculpture, like what kind of material it was made of. She included a piece of paper that said what the material was and where they get it from. And she wrapped up my purchase with bubble wrap. And they take credit card! I had a very pleasant and great shopping experience here! It's a great place to find a Moab/Arches/Canyonlands gift for someone or for yourself!

We stopped in to this store while vacationing in Moab in mid October. We found two very nice…read morepieces that we purchased but were discussing how we would safely get them back home as we were flying, The man running the store at the time was very kind and suggested that he ship the items to avoid any damage - during that discussion he offered to ship another purchase we had made at another store earlier that day. Two and half months later we STILL do not have the package! We've attempted to contact him on several occasions to no avail. The one time he did respond he indicated that the item had been returned because the zip code was wrong (unlikely since my husband filled out the shipping label). He said he'd get it back in the mail right away. After a couple more weeks of waiting and attempting to contact him, my husband called the Moab Chamber of Commerce to see if they could offer any help. The lady there said she would contact the owner of the store - but it's December 26 and we STILL have not received the package. WARNING to anyone who shops there....very nice things, but be sure to take it with you. Would've rated higher but this guy has been so unresponsive. Terrible customer service .

A gallery that sells native American art. The items are displayed beautiful. This is a good spot…read moreto shop. They sell not your usual souvenir shop items found around here at a good price and nice. I shopped around and wrote this review after my research. It's funny, but when I asked around these parts for recommendations as to were to go to buy things, this place was not mentioned to me. It should have been. The store has beautiful Jewelry. I especially like the copper and silver mix. You can find beautifully crafted pots, statues, bags, and much more. When in the area, this is a nice shop to visit. It's big inside. The store looks like a galary inside. The prices are fair and just to look around inside this place is a nice visit.

I really like this store - you can find some beautiful jewelry, home decor, and some limited…read moreclothing (mostly denim and Native American themed). They have a ton of jewelry in large glass display cases. Earrings, necklaces, bracelets, brooches, basically anything you want in any size and style you want. A lot of local stones and turquoise. They have some beautiful tables, wall clocks, and home decor inside as well. Staff were super friendly - they overheard me talking about how I'd like some tiny feather earrings and showed me some from their display. They also sized my friend's ring finger for her while she was there bc she wasn't sure her size. We had a great time inside shopping.

A great gallery located on history main in Helper. Emphasis on plein area painting.read more

My wife and I stopped in Helper after many years of just driving right by. We were pleasantly…read moresurprised . We had lunch and then walked around town . We were trying to see the artwork in the windows and Steven Adams came out and invited us into his gallery. He probably spent an hour with us , not trying to sell us anything , but telling us some interesting things about the local area . His artwork is very well done , both my wife and I were impressed with his ability to capture the light and the mood of clouds . We have a number of art pieces and attend festivals regularly , so impressive art is not new to us . But , I must say this gallery and it's art are very much worth your time to stop in.

I think had an epiphany while visiting this museum: I just don't have the attention span to make it…read morethrough any kind of art/history collection, no matter how large or small it is. I've never really thought twice about calling it quits after exploring a wing or two at the Met or the Louvre. But, even at a substantially more modest venue like the John Wesley Powell River History Museum, I probably only really paid attention to about half of its contents before hitting my limit. The highlights I appreciated most were the informative video that explained the historical significance of The Major and his nearby explorations, the replicas of various river craft, and the totally unexpected mini-dinosaur exhibit on the lower level. The latter is tucked away in a room behind the stairs and is otherwise easy to miss if you don't bother actually walking down. We probably wouldn't have considered stopping by this museum if not for the recommendation from the staffer at the Torrey visitor center. If you're passing through, it's definitely worth an hour or two pitstop and the nominal $6 entry fee per adult.

Well worth the visit! We happened upon this when we drove in to Green River to have breakfast after…read morestopping in Moab for the night. On our way to Yellowstone. However, it was Sunday and they were closed. So it became a must do on our return home, which we did today. Great film, great exhibits and great historical and current information the Green River as well as much of the Colorado plateau. It's very inexpensive ($6 was the senior rate). If you're driving 70 west through this area , stop in! Open 9-5, Monday through Saturday.

Do NOT patronize this business. Rude rude rude. We stopped…read moreto purchase some art and a lady didn't like the way we parked our motorhome (there were plenty of spots left) and ran out to tell us to move. We were coming in to buy art and support locals here. Crazy that you are basically sending people away!!!

The staff here doesn't greet customers, say hello or generally care that you are in the gallery at…read moreall. And that's a shame because they have a great selection of local art. I've been here twice now accompanied by someone who has a collection of art from this gallery bought from the previous owners. Please please please develop customer service skills.

Tucked along a quiet stretch of wall in downtown Moab, the "Greetings from Moab" mural feels like a…read morelove letter wrapped in spray paint and sun. Bold, colorful letters spell out the town's name, each one filled with snapshots of desert life--arches, red rocks, a starry sky, even a mountain biker mid-air. It's like the whole Moab experience packed into one postcard you can walk right up to. I found it by accident, wandering off Main Street, and couldn't help but smile. It's playful, retro, and totally captures the town's vibe--rugged, artistic, and a little wild. People were taking turns posing in front of it, striking their best adventurer poses like they'd just hiked a canyon or conquered a Jeep trail.