Charming open-air complex of courtyards, galleries, and shops designed in traditional Mexican style with fountains, archways, and artisan boutiques.
Hours may vary slightly by shop and restaurant
Parking fees may apply in nearby lots depending on time of day
How to Get There
From Sedona (0 mi): Take AZ-179 through Uptown Sedona and turn into the marked entrance where the arts village sits along the main roadway in the center of town.
Overview
Inspired by a traditional village in Guadalajara, Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village is a carefully crafted cultural enclave that blends Southwestern architecture with Old World charm. Winding cobblestone pathways lead visitors through a series of shaded courtyards framed by stucco walls, vine-covered archways, and hand-carved wooden doors. Each turn reveals artisan galleries, boutique shops, and inviting cafes nestled within a setting that feels both intimate and richly layered in character.
Beyond its architectural beauty, the village serves as a vibrant hub for art and community, featuring works ranging from fine paintings and sculpture to handcrafted jewelry and ceramics. Seasonal events and live music performances add energy to the tranquil setting, while the interplay of sunlight, fountains, and stone creates a sensory experience that evolves throughout the day. Whether browsing galleries or simply lingering in the courtyards, the space reflects a harmonious blend of artistic expression and timeless design.
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