Son-Silver-West Galleries Inc: A Sedona Landmark
Discover Southwestern artistry at Son-Silver-West Galleries Inc., a Sedona landmark offering handcrafted souvenirs, Native American artifacts, and unique art.
Son-Silver-West Galleries Inc. is a family-owned art gallery in Sedona, Arizona, specializing in traditional Southwestern and folk art. Established in 1960, the gallery has become a cherished landmark, offering a diverse collection of handcrafted souvenirs, Native American artifacts, and unique art pieces.
A brief summary to Son-Silver-West Galleries Inc
- 1476 AZ-179, Sedona, Chapel, Arizona, 86336, US
- +1928-282-3580
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Local tips
- Allocate a couple of hours to fully explore the diverse displays and showrooms.
- Check for new artwork, as the gallery regularly updates its collection.
- Visit during the week to avoid weekend crowds and have a more relaxed shopping experience.
Getting There
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Driving
From Uptown Sedona, head south on AZ-89A/State Route 179. Continue to follow State Route 179 for approximately 3 miles. Son-Silver-West Galleries Inc. will be on your left, about one mile south of Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village. Parking is available nearby. Limited parking options may pose a difficulty during peak tourist seasons.
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Public Transport
Take the Verde Shuttle, which connects Cottonwood to Sedona, with stops in West Sedona, Uptown, Tlaquepaque, Hillside area and south to Poco Diablo. Get off at a stop near Highway 179 and walk approximately 1 mile south. The cost is $1 per ride. Alternatively, use Sedona Shuttle Connect, an on-demand service for $2 per ride, and request a pickup to Son-Silver-West Galleries Inc.
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RideShare
Utilize ride-sharing services like Uber or Lyft to reach Son-Silver-West Galleries Inc. from anywhere in Sedona. Be aware that availability may be limited, especially during busy times. A short trip from Uptown Sedona may cost approximately $15-$25, depending on demand and distance.
