Uptown's tucked treasures: quiet corners near State Route 89A
Uptown Sedona has a few small, tucked gift shops that feel like neighborhood discoveries rather than tourist stalls. Start here for curated jewelry, museum‑quality minerals, and locally focused keepsakes—easy to combine with a short Uptown walk.
Mi Amore Sedona (The Hart Store)
What it is: A boutique inside the 1926 Hart Store (100 Brewer Rd) reached through a garden entrance—softly curated home décor, locally made jewelry and Sedona‑themed gifts.
Who it’s for: Shoppers after thoughtful, non‑souvenir gifts with story and local makers.
Practical notes: Plan 20–40 minutes. Parking is limited, but Mi Amore offers 4 parking spaces attached to their building; mornings are quieter. We can ship fragile or heavy purchases—ask in store about shipping options.
Address: 100 Brewer Rd (Hart Store), Uptown Sedona
What to expect: locally curated jewelry, home décor, Sedona‑themed keepsakes
Best time: weekday morning for a quieter browse
Touchstone Gallery — minerals, fossils and striking gifts
What it is: A mineral and fossil gallery near the Uptown corridor (320 N State Rte 89A, Suite 14) with geodes, meteorites and showpiece specimens.
Who it’s for: Families and collectors who want dramatic, long‑lasting keepsakes rather than typical souvenirs.
Practical notes: Higher price range for large specimens; easy to pair with a stop at Mi Amore Sedona on the same Uptown stroll.
Address: 320 N State Rte 89A, Suite 14 (Uptown Sedona)
Inventory highlights: large geodes, meteorites, fossils, petrified wood
West Sedona along SR‑89A: specialty stores that reward a short drive
A short drive west along W State Route 89A reveals specialty shops—beads, longtime crystal stores and a large artist market favored by locals looking for distinctive gifts.
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Bead Garden of Sedona — the local bead and class hub
What it is: A specialty bead and craft supply shop at 3150 W SR‑89A with an extensive selection of glass and gemstone beads and regular classes.
Who it’s for: DIY gift makers and anyone who wants materials to create a bespoke present.
Practical notes: Located in a strip center with customer parking—ideal on a West Sedona shopping run.
Address: 3150 W SR‑89A (West Sedona)
Look for: glass and gemstone beads, stringing tools, beading classes
Crystal Magic & The Dragon’s Den — longtime metaphysical shops
What they are: Two established crystal shops—Crystal Magic (in business since the 1980s) and The Dragon’s Den—known for deep inventories of raw and polished crystals, sound bowls, tarot and knowledgeable staff.
Who it’s for: Visitors seeking metaphysical gifts or one‑of‑a‑kind crystal pieces.
Practical notes: Both sit in retail centers with parking and are often quieter than Uptown crystal stalls—good midweek or late‑day stops.
Crystal Magic: 2978 W State Route 89A — longstanding local fixture
The Dragon’s Den: 1710 W State Rte 89A Unit 1 — noted for personalized service
Good to know: calmer, specialist alternatives to busy Uptown tables
Sedona Artist Market — a large indoor artist cooperative
What it is: An indoor co‑op at 2081 W State Route 89A representing 100+ local and regional artists across jewelry, ceramics, textiles, painting and glass.
Who it’s for: Shoppers who want to compare many local makers in one climate‑controlled space—strong for regional and Native art finds.
Practical notes: The market is spacious and a practical stop in hot or unsettled weather; customer parking is available.
Address: 2081 W State Route 89A (West Sedona)
Scale: ~8,000 sq ft with 100+ artists represented
Village of Oak Creek: The Collective Sedona and gateway shopping
South of town the Village of Oak Creek and The Collective offer a quieter shopping cluster—handy if you’re heading to Bell Rock or staying in the Village.
The Collective Sedona — boutiques, food, and a relaxed courtyard
What it is: A lifestyle hub at 7000 AZ‑179 with local boutiques, the Desert Rat Trading Post and casual food around an outdoor courtyard.
Who it’s for: Travelers pairing shopping with nearby Bell Rock hikes or those who prefer low‑crowd, locally focused shops outside Uptown.
Practical notes: Ample onsite parking makes it easy to linger; good for last‑minute gifts before heading home.
Address: 7000 AZ‑179, Village of Oak Creek
Nearby: Bell Rock and Village of Oak Creek trailheads
Why go: quieter, local boutiques away from Uptown crowds
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Plan your loop: timing, payment, and practical tips
With simple planning these Sedona hidden shops form a satisfying half‑day or full‑day loop. Here are logistics, a suggested route and quick tips so you spend more time browsing and less time hunting parking.
A sensible route and walkability
Suggested loop: Start Uptown (Mi Amore Sedona, Touchstone Gallery), drive west along SR‑89A (Bead Garden, Crystal Magic, The Dragon’s Den, Sedona Artist Market) and finish at The Collective in the Village of Oak Creek if you have time.
How to get around: Uptown is compact and walkable; West Sedona and AZ‑179 require a car or rideshare—plan for short drives between clusters.
Walkability: Uptown compact; West Sedona and Village of Oak Creek need a car or short rides
Budget: 2–4 hours to visit multiple shops without rushing
Tip: Pair shopping with nearby viewpoints or cafés for breaks
Payment, shipping and taxes
Most indie shops accept major credit cards; some individual artist booths may prefer card or cash—ask before buying.
Many shops will ship larger or fragile items—ask staff about shipping and packing options at checkout (Mi Amore Sedona can assist with shipping arrangements).
Arizona sales tax applies to retail purchases; there is no broad tourist tax‑free program.
Ask about shipping at purchase for fragile or oversized items
Carry a small tote or reusable bag for multiple purchases
Timing and parking realities
Best times: Weekday mornings are calmest in Uptown; spring and fall are the busiest seasons. West Sedona and The Collective generally have easier parking.
Parking tips: West Sedona shops sit in retail centers with customer lots. Uptown has mixed street parking and small lots—expect a short walk to tucked entrances like the Hart Store garden gate.
Expect peak crowds in spring and fall; plan earlier or later for a calmer visit
Check shop hours before you go—independent hours vary seasonally
See our Uptown Sedona shopping map or the Sedona Parking Guide for more walking and parking tips
Local Shopping Tips
A few timing and location choices can make shopping around Sedona much more enjoyable.
Uptown Sedona is the most convenient area if you want to browse several shops in one walkable stretch.
Tlaquepaque is better for a slower, gallery-style shopping stop, while Uptown usually works better for quick souvenir shopping.
If you want fewer crowds and easier parking, weekday mornings usually feel better than midday weekends.
Planning your Sedona visit? Here are answers to common questions about shopping in Sedona and finding meaningful Arizona gifts at Mi Amore Sedona. We look forward to welcoming you in.