Situated in the funky but hip environment of Fourth Avenue, this bookstore specializes in books by and for women, inspired by the tradition of the ancient Greek heroine who lent her name to the establishment. Feminist essays, women's studies and lesbian material are represented along with the works of the famous women writers of all ages and nationalities. Recently, the store has expanded to include cards, calendars, jewelry and gifts; but books are still at the core of the business.
Owner Tom Philabaum is renowned as one of America's best glass artists, with exhibits throughout the US, Mexico and Europe, and his gallery, Philabaum Glass, reflects his position in the art world, exhibiting more than 100 nationally and internationally celebrated artists. Apart from wandering around and appreciating the exhibits, you can view glassblowing at his studio and learn about the history of the studio glass movement. This place is open from Tuesday to Saturday at 10am.
If you are looking for authentic Native American crafts or other Southwest souvenirs, Morning Star Traders is the place to go. Since they started their business in 1972, Morning Star Traders have established a reputation for selling only high quality Southeastern Indian Art. They are especially proud of their collection of old Native jewelry and Navajo rugs and a wide variety of indigenous pottery. Contemporary Native American jewelry is also available.
As all art lovers know, a beautiful painting becomes even more beautiful when enhanced with a proper frame. You can be sure to get expert advice on framing at Mo's Gallery & Fine Framing, whether you purchased your painting from here or brought your own. Tucson artist Mo spends considerable time scouting for promising artists both in the U.S. and Europe making sure his gallery features a good mix of Southwest, traditional and contemporary art.
Bahti Indian Arts is the place to go if you're looking for the fine and exceptional in Native American arts and crafts. For more than 50 years, Bahti has established steady relationships with artists with a reputation for consistently delivering high quality work. All products are handmade. Pay special attention to the amazing Hopi kachina dolls and the masks from the Pacific Northwest.
Owner Tom Philabaum is renowned as one of America's best glass artists, with exhibits throughout the US, Mexico and Europe, and his gallery, Philabaum Glass, reflects his position in the art world, exhibiting more than 100 nationally and internationally celebrated artists. Apart from wandering around and appreciating the exhibits, you can view glassblowing at his studio and learn about the history of the studio glass movement. This place is open from Tuesday to Saturday at 10am.
As all art lovers know, a beautiful painting becomes even more beautiful when enhanced with a proper frame. You can be sure to get expert advice on framing at Mo's Gallery & Fine Framing, whether you purchased your painting from here or brought your own. Tucson artist Mo spends considerable time scouting for promising artists both in the U.S. and Europe making sure his gallery features a good mix of Southwest, traditional and contemporary art.
If you are looking for authentic Native American crafts or other Southwest souvenirs, Morning Star Traders is the place to go. Since they started their business in 1972, Morning Star Traders have established a reputation for selling only high quality Southeastern Indian Art. They are especially proud of their collection of old Native jewelry and Navajo rugs and a wide variety of indigenous pottery. Contemporary Native American jewelry is also available.
Bahti Indian Arts is the place to go if you're looking for the fine and exceptional in Native American arts and crafts. For more than 50 years, Bahti has established steady relationships with artists with a reputation for consistently delivering high quality work. All products are handmade. Pay special attention to the amazing Hopi kachina dolls and the masks from the Pacific Northwest.
If you are hunting for retablos, those Mexican images of saints painted on wood or clay, don't forget to check out this shop. It also carries a variety of other Latin American antiques such as hacienda doors, wrought iron works and handcrafted Sabino benches made by renowned regional artisans. The staff has traveled widely and is very knowledgeable about the merchandise. The store is located on busy Broadway Boulevard between Tucson and Plummer Streets.