Where Mi Amore Sedona Lives: The Hart Store at 100 Brewer Rd
Mi Amore Sedona is a small, curated gift shop inside Sedona’s original Hart Store (built 1926) at 100 Brewer Rd in Uptown Sedona. The historic setting—original pine floors and a compact layout—shapes the shop’s cozy, browse‑friendly feel.
A historic home for a cute gift shop
The Hart Store is listed among Sedona’s historic landmarks and gives Mi Amore a distinctive backdrop as a Hart Store gift shop. The building’s vintage interior makes shopping feel personal and photogenic without being sprawling.
The Uptown cluster around 100 Brewer Rd is walkable to nearby galleries, including the Sedona Arts Center (Uptown Gallery Shop) on Art Barn Rd.
Address: 100 Brewer Rd (Uptown Sedona)
Setting: Historic Hart Store (built 1926) — compact, cozy boutique
Who Mi Amore is best for
Visitors seeking unique gifts Sedona‑style, collectors of wind chimes & garden accessories, and anyone after well‑curated Sedona souvenirs will find the shop useful. The selection and layout suit quick stops or a relaxed browse for keepable gifts.
Because the shop focuses on local and regional makers, it’s a good stop for shoppers prioritizing local artisan gifts Sedona offers.
Best fit: souvenir hunters, garden lovers, fans of local artisan gifts
Nearby reference points: Sedona Arts Center (Art Barn Rd), Uptown Sedona shops
What to Buy at Mi Amore: Local Gifts, Best‑Sellers and Price Ranges
Mi Amore emphasizes curated jewelry, home décor, Sedona‑themed keepsakes and locally made items—useful options when deciding what to buy in Sedona gifts.
Typical product categories
Expect a big selection of greeting cards, jewelry (necklaces, earrings and artisan pieces), scented candles, small home accents, garden items and travel‑friendly souvenirs. The shop mixes locally made items with small‑batch finds chosen for Sedona appeal.
For more original art and artisan jewelry, pair your visit with the Sedona Arts Center Uptown Gallery Shop on Art Barn Rd, which represents many regional artists.
Jewelry: artisan necklaces and earrings—good for gifts
Home & candles: tabletop accents, scented candles and small décor
Souvenirs: Sedona‑themed keepsakes that travel well
Price ranges and quick gift ideas
Inventory rotates, but typical ranges are small souvenirs and candles around $10–$25, mid‑range jewelry and décor $30–$75, and higher prices for one‑of‑a‑kind artisan pieces. For Southwestern pottery, consider Esteban’s at Tlaquepaque; for kitchen/tabletop gifts and Arizona food items, check Cucina Sedona in Tlaquepaque.
If you need something immediately gift‑ready, ask staff about popular quick picks or in‑store gift wraps.
Budget: keepsakes, Sedona items and small candles under $25
Mid range: artisan jewelry and decorative accents $30–$75
Special: one‑of‑a‑kind pieces—ask about maker provenance
Practical Shopping Tips: Hours, Parking, Wrapping and Shipping
A few small logistics make shopping Mi Amore easier—especially when pairing Uptown stops or shipping gifts home.
Location and parking near Uptown
Mi Amore’s Uptown location at 100 Brewer Rd is centrally placed but parking can be limited during peak tourist times (spring and fall weekends). Street parking and 4 parking spaces on the lot are available; consider arriving weekday mornings or late afternoons for easier spots.
If you plan to visit Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village (SR‑179) the same day, allow extra time for courtyard parking and short drives between the two areas.
Tip: aim for weekday mornings or late afternoons to avoid peak parking
Walkability: short strolls connect Uptown shops and the Sedona Arts Center
Gift wrapping, shipping and ordering
Mi Amore offers in‑store gift wrapping and ships purchases; for heavier or fragile items, confirm shipping options and costs by phone or via their website. Inventory changes seasonally, so call ahead if you’re after a specific piece.
For larger orders or out‑of‑state shipping, reach out with details—quantity, timeline and budget—to get current lead times and pricing.
Gift wrapping: available—request at checkout
Shipping: offered; contact the store or check the homepage for current policies
Bulk or custom souvenir requests
The shop may handle bulk or custom requests but pricing and lead times vary. If you need favors or corporate gifts, share quantities and deadlines well in advance to allow sourcing and packing time.
For commissioned art or larger artist orders, the Sedona Arts Center Uptown Gallery Shop can help connect you with local makers.
Bulk orders: possible with advance notice—contact the store
Artist commissions: ask the Sedona Arts Center for creator contacts
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A Short Uptown Shopping Loop: Tlaquepaque → Mi Amore → Sedona Arts Center
A simple afternoon loop mixes Tlaquepaque’s specialty shops with Mi Amore’s Hart Store charm and Uptown’s gallery scene for varied gift options without long drives.
Start at Tlaquepaque (SR‑179) — pottery and tabletop
Begin at Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village to explore courtyard galleries and specialty shops. Notable stops: Esteban’s for Southwestern pottery and Cucina Sedona for kitchen and tabletop gifts and Arizona‑sourced food items.
From Tlaquepaque it’s a short drive to Uptown Sedona—plan 5–10 minutes depending on traffic.
Tlaquepaque picks: Esteban’s (pottery), Cucina Sedona (tabletop & culinary gifts)
Travel time: short drive to Uptown Sedona; expect heavier traffic midday
Shop Mi Amore and walk to the Uptown Gallery scene
Browse Mi Amore inside the historic Hart Store, when you’re ready for more art, walk toward the Sedona Arts Center Uptown Gallery Shop on Art Barn Rd for original jewelry, paintings and handcrafted work by regional artists.
This sequence—Tlaquepaque → Mi Amore → Sedona Arts Center—keeps walking and driving short while covering pottery, kitchenware, boutique gifts and original art.
Allow 30–45 minutes per stop for a relaxed browse
Area note: Uptown Sedona (around 100 Brewer Rd and Art Barn Rd) is compact and walkable
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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.