Arizona artists offering clothing, sculpture, music, jewelry, photography, and dance.

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arizonaartisans@cox.net

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All header photos courtesy of Tomei Studios.

Roger Clyne performance photo courtesy of Chadwick Fowler.

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Favorites

Here is a list of some of the Arizona Artisans members favorite places to visit in Arizona:

Globalgirlfriend.com - Check out what women across the globe are doing to produce goods and break the cycle of poverty. If you like something, purchase it and these new entrepreneurs will directly profit from your shopping.

Here on the Corner is the best girly boutique in Arizona! Here is located next to Campus Corner on College Ave. north of University. "Our selection at Here cannot be beat, from glam and unique to cute and sweet!" A great place to find a unique gift for a girlfriend or a fabulous handbag. They carry many local artists and feature them with trunk shows every season.

Four Peaks Brewery in Tempe. This microbrewery is great to meet friends, eat and drink while enjoying the AZ weather on the patio. Recommended by Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers.

Lulu's Moonfish tucked in Southern Tempe in the NW corner plaza off of Warner & McClintock, this fun little boutique has fabulous frames, cute shirts and bags and lovely decor items for those with artistic tastes.

Grazie Pizzeria and Wine Bar. 6952 E. Main Street, Scottsdale, 480-663-9797. Great patio, excellent thin crust pizza, and you absolutely cannot miss the Dolce Della Casa dessert: a calzone stuffed with bananas and nuttella, topped with ice cream. You'll be jonesing for it, I swear. Recommended by Wendy Ring.

Sonoita Cafe in Sonoita. A beautiful drive one hour south of Tucson nearby vineyards and bird sanctuaries. The Cafe has fabulous food, wonderful wine and friendly service. Recommended by Mucho Gusto Designs.

For Lunch: Drive North on Highway 160 to Kayenta. Go to the Berger King. I know it's just a Berger King, BUT inside you will find the Museum of Navajo Code Talkers. With an entire two sided wall of memorabilia and pictures of Arizona's own Local Heroes.

Casa Molina in Tucson. Great food, try the Carne Seca! Recommended by Mucho Gusto Designs

El Charro in Tucson. A funky place full of color and charm (again, try the Carne Seca when in Tucson). Recommended by Mucho Gusto Designs.

Tres Margaritas in Tempe. Their "Original" Margarita is the best in town. Recommended by Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers.

Old Town Border. 3815 N. Brown Avenue, Scottsdale, 480-970-1900. Serves fat burgers and cold beer. Aside from live music, what more does a person need? Recommended by Wendy Ring.

Bianco�s Pizzeria in Phoenix. This is a small Italian restaurant on Heritage Square in downtown Phoenix with a romantic ambiance, excellent food and divine red wine. Recommended by Mucho Gusto Designs.

Tricks Restaurant in Tempe. A quaint and romantic spot in the valley of the sun. Recommended by Mucho Gusto Designs.

The Knotty Pine Cafe. The Best Home fries in the State and a good breakfast before heading up into Rim Country. Drive East on 60 to 87 then go north to Payson, second cafe on the right.

Public Lands Info Center, 222 N. Central, Phoenix, AZ 602 417 9300. This is the place to go to find out what you can do, where you can do it, and how to do it legally on the vast lands of the state of Arizona. This place is THE AZ outdoor headquarters. If you trail bike, quad, boat, hike, natural park it, whatever, this place has the support in maps to permits. And all of us ask you to go there so you do it legally and ethically, "Stay On The Trails".

The Bird Cage Theater, Tombstone, AZ. This place is one of the coolest places from the "Old West". This is the old saloon and brothel in Tombstone. The place is in the original condition and reeks of history, blood, and sweat. Make sure you go to the basement!