Sedona Artist Market & Gallery

Wendy Wade has been a rockhound and and collector of stones beginning as early as her ability to pick them up and put them in her pocket. She has a strong desire to showcase the awesome beauty of Mother Nature and her love of minerals, gems, and pearls in her jewelry designs. Her life's purpose is making a difference in people's lives. After retiring from her practice as a clinical psychologist, she became interested in jewelry design using pearls, precious gemstones, and sem

If you're in the area, you know that we had our first official snowfall of the winter season! It was quite lovely to experience: bits of the sun's rays breaking through the mist, fluffy flakes falling, all among the beautiful red rocks. And of course, we've got some art for that! Whether you're looking for a new cozy hand-made scarf, jacket, or hat, or you are hankering for a painting or photo that captures the snowy Sedona mountains, we can help you find what you need and

The Sedona Artist Market is proud to welcome our new artist, Brenda Zyburt. Brenda is the author of Healing ~ I AM, Journey of the Soul and Welcome Home. She is an Artist who has created paintings, not of this world, showing the intense energy available to souls. These paintings are a “must see”. Brenda is also a sound healer using her voice and crystal singing bowls and is a Reiki Master. She uses paintings as a meditative journeying tool to access one's own portal to hig

The Film Festival is coming to town soon! It's a pretty big deal for the town and community alike. Some of the films are going to be playing right next door to us in the Harkins Theater, so if you're nearby, be sure to stop on by and see all the new art that is always here. Our artists are routinely adding new and different items to their booths--so there's always something new to see!

Nancy was born and raised in the Chicago area, graduated from the University of Illinois, and upon an early retirement in 1989, moved with her family to Sedona. After joining the Sedona Gem and Mineral Club in 1992, she met and became good friends with longtime member Charles Kacsur, who, before retirement, had been a master jeweler and industrial arts teacher in New York. At age 83, he was still creating extraordinary lapidary and jewelry work as a hobby in his home in Sedon

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Three-day weekends give us a certain relaxing vibe, don't they? Add some fun and festivities to your time this weekend, and stop on by to enjoy the lovely and inspiring things we offer. We regularly hear from customers how much they love the space, and how much there is to see--and we agree! There is always something new to see and explore. Come join us!

I was a bit curious as to why we have a presidents day. So I googled it and here is what I found. "Presidents' Day is an American holiday celebrated on the third Monday in February. Originally established in 1885 in recognition of President George Washington, it is still officially called “Washington's Birthday” by the federal government. Presidents' Day - Holidays - HISTORY.com www.history.com/topics/holidays/presidents-day" Upon reading when presidents day began I remember

Our 'Third Thursday' SAM community gathering and meet-and-greet is tonight, and if you haven't been to one yet--c'mon by! It's a wonderful way to peruse all of the great art (of all types) that we have here, as well as possibly speak with the artist. It's from 5-7. There's some yummy treats and good music, too! Tonight is Gina Machovina, who will mesmerize, entertain, and inspire through her vocals and guitar talents. Hope to see you here!

Karen Spehar graduated from Fashion Design School in New York City when she was 19. The art class was her favorite, and she was offered a job at Art News. Three years later, she sold scarves at Macy's in San Francisco. After a career in real estate, she began painting impressionistic studies in watercolor, pastels, and oils. One class that stood out for her was taught by Betty Ritter of Prescott, who inspired Karen with her watercolor silk scarf technique. Further inspiration