Best Places To Shop In Sedona, Arizona
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Shopping in Sedona is part of the sightseeing experience, with galleries, boutiques, specialty shops and open-air shopping areas surrounded by the city's famous red rock scenery. Visitors can browse Southwestern art, Native American arts and jewelry, locally made gifts, clothing, home decor, crystals and distinctive Sedona souvenirs while also enjoying restaurants, courtyards and scenic views. From Tlaquepaque and Uptown Sedona to smaller shopping plazas and specialty stores, there are options for casual browsing as well as collectors looking for original art and handcrafted pieces.
- Popular Sedona Shopping Areas
- Tlaquepaque
- Uptown Sedona
- What To Shop For
- Sedona Shopping Tips
- Sedona Shopping FAQ
Popular Places To Shop In Sedona
Sedona's shopping areas have distinct personalities. Some combine galleries, boutiques, restaurants and landscaped courtyards, while others are convenient places to browse shops while exploring Uptown or central Sedona. Business directories and individual tenants can change, so check each shopping area's current website when looking for a particular store, gallery or restaurant.
Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village
Designed in the style of a traditional Mexican village, Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village is one of Sedona's best-known shopping destinations. Cobblestone walkways, courtyards, fountains, gardens and mature sycamore trees create a distinctive setting near Oak Creek.
Visitors can browse galleries and specialty shops featuring fine art, sculpture, glass, ceramics, jewelry, clothing and other handcrafted items, then stop at one of the village's restaurants or cafes. Tlaquepaque also hosts weddings, special events and seasonal activities, making it both a shopping destination and a Sedona attraction.
336 State Route 179
Sedona, AZ 86336
928-282-4838
Visit Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village
The Shops At Piñon Pointe
The Shops at Piñon Pointe provide a convenient shopping and dining stop near the intersection of State Route 89A and State Route 179. The elevated setting offers views of Sedona's red rocks, while the shopping area includes a changing mix of stores, galleries, restaurants and specialty businesses.
This is an easy place to combine shopping with dining or a walk through central Sedona. Because individual businesses can change, check the current directory before visiting if you are looking for a particular store or restaurant.
1 N. State Route 89A
Sedona, AZ 86336
Shopping In Uptown Sedona
Uptown Sedona is one of the easiest areas to explore on foot while shopping for gifts, souvenirs, jewelry, art, clothing and Southwestern merchandise. Shops, galleries and restaurants line and surround State Route 89A, allowing visitors to combine shopping with dining and sightseeing without driving between every stop.
Uptown is particularly convenient for visitors looking for Sedona souvenirs and gifts, while galleries and specialty stores provide opportunities to browse artwork, jewelry and handcrafted items. Allow time to explore side streets, plazas and smaller shops beyond the businesses directly facing the highway.
Creekside Plaza
Creekside Plaza combines shopping and dining with an elevated setting near Oak Creek and views of Sedona's red rock landscape. Visitors can browse shops and galleries, enjoy restaurant patios and explore the surrounding creekside area while visiting this central Sedona location.
251 State Route 179
Sedona, AZ 86336
Visit Creekside Plaza
What To Shop For In Sedona
Sedona shops range from souvenir stores to fine-art galleries, so what you find depends greatly on where you browse. Visitors looking for something associated with the region often focus on Southwestern art, jewelry, locally inspired gifts and items reflecting Sedona's red rock landscape.
- Fine art, paintings, photography and sculpture
- Native American arts and jewelry from reputable sellers
- Southwestern jewelry and handcrafted accessories
- Pottery, ceramics, glass and home decor
- Sedona souvenirs and locally themed gifts
- Clothing, footwear and outdoor accessories
- Crystals, minerals and spiritual items
- Locally made and Arizona-themed products
Sedona Shopping Tips
- Allow extra time to walk through galleries, courtyards and smaller specialty shops rather than visiting only the largest shopping areas.
- Check current business hours before visiting a particular gallery, store or shopping center.
- Ask about the artist, maker, materials and origin when purchasing handcrafted art or jewelry.
- For Native American arts and jewelry, buy from established sellers that clearly represent the origin and maker of their merchandise.
- Parking can be busier during popular travel periods, particularly in Uptown and other heavily visited areas.
- Combine shopping with dining or sightseeing to make the most of Sedona's walkable shopping districts and scenic settings.
Sedona Shopping FAQ
What is the best area for shopping in Sedona?
Tlaquepaque and Uptown Sedona are two of the best-known shopping areas, but visitors will also find galleries, boutiques and specialty shops throughout central and West Sedona. The best area depends on whether you are looking for art, jewelry, souvenirs, clothing or a combination of shopping and dining.
What is Sedona known for when it comes to shopping?
Sedona is known for Southwestern art, galleries, jewelry, Native American arts, handcrafted gifts, pottery, crystals, spiritual items and souvenirs inspired by the area's red rock landscape.
Where can I buy Sedona souvenirs?
Uptown Sedona has a large concentration of shops selling souvenirs and Arizona-themed gifts. Souvenirs can also be found at shopping plazas and specialty stores throughout the Sedona area.
Where can I shop for art in Sedona?
Tlaquepaque is especially well known for its galleries, while art galleries and studios can also be found in Uptown, along State Route 179 and in other parts of Sedona.
Can I find Native American jewelry in Sedona?
Yes. A number of Sedona galleries and specialty stores offer Native American arts and jewelry. When purchasing handcrafted pieces, ask the seller about the artist, tribal affiliation when applicable, materials and authenticity.
Is Sedona shopping walkable?
Several shopping areas are easy to explore on foot once you are parked, particularly Uptown Sedona and Tlaquepaque. Traveling between separate shopping districts generally requires transportation.
Are Sedona shops open every day?
Hours vary by business and can change seasonally. Check directly with a particular store, gallery or shopping center when its hours are important to your plans.
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