jerome artists cooperative gallery

Some nice variety, generally good quality art from locals. It was a bit surprising to see some artists whose work is in another gallery down the street - guess there's no exclusivity clause.

The Gallery contains a blend of numerous local artists, each of whom works shifts throughout the week. So while admiring the artwork, one could actually talk to the artist, an interaction that is rare in most galleries nowadays. And much of the artwork was splendid and creative! A very worthwhile stop while visiting Jerome.

We recently stopped in Jerome on our way back to Phoenix. The Artists Cooperative Gallery is a must visit. The collective works are very beautiful and diverse. Two of the artists were working there that day and were very helpful! We will visit there again.

Looking to take home a piece of Arizona? My favorite shop in Jerome! Beautiful work by amazing artists!

This gallery is truly a surprise and delight of wonderful gifts to take home to others or for yourself. With so many contributors, there are a wide array of items to chose from, as well as many price points. I have visited twice and each time I chose a product called "trashion," jewelry made from recycled soda cans. These are very unusual and well prices earrings, necklaces and bracelets.

The Jerome Artists Co-op has approximately 35 members. You'll be entranced by all the great art as soon as you walk in the door. There are so many varieties of art, from paintings to carvings to pottery to photos to mosaics, that you are sure to find that special memento from your trip. It's staffed by the artists who are friendly and helpful. One of my favorite places in Jerome!

This is a good gallery displaying the work of local artists. Two artists there explained the history of the building and showed us a scrapbook about it, and also explained how artists have used the building recently.

Bought photos and ceramics for me and for gifts. High ceilings, white walls and great light. This is the quality and prices that I found in Sedona 25 years ago. Artists that I met were very friendly and eager to talk. Just a short ride from Sedona this is a worthwile and satisfying destination if you are a craft hound like me. It felt very good to support small, area artists. I look at the SW green bowl every day and it brings back great memories of the trip.

Love to visit artist co-ops while traveling and this one doesn't disappoint. Had the pleasure of talking to the artist who created the jewelry we purchased. There is a diverse selection of art and it's always a delight to buy direct from the artists.

Many talented artists at the Jerome Co-op. I did a lot of shopping here. I thought the things were quite affordable in most cases and very unique. I loved it and the other shops in this town as well. A great experience with nice people. So glad we went.

Just experiencing Jerome with it's charm, history, and dramatic setting on the side of the mountain make it a special Field Trip for adults! We are so glad we took theleasant little drive out of Sedona where we were staying.

My wife and I always buy something here when we visit Jerome. The artists staff the gallery and are very helpful and knowledgeable.

Nice selection of local artists. The white interior, high ceilings and plenty pf windows allows for easy viewing. Wide range of price and quality, If you are in Jerome stop, If your not going to be in Jerome, why not? Nice little town with great views.

Such a variety of artistic expression from jewelry to photography to pottery to glass to fiber art. There is truly something for everyone at this business. For anyone looking for a special gift that reflects the southwest, if you can't find it here, you're not going to find it.

Jerome is a very special place with layers of history and texture. Photo ops of architectural detail abound. Ghosts and tourists everywhere, hence hangouts like "Spirit Room" . Good local music scene on the weekend. Popular with bikers, so there is always a show on the main street. High up on a hill with very steep walking. Wear comfortable shoes and leave your kids and grandparents at home. Go for a meal and a see-about. Go to the state museum and the Powder Box Church. Have time to explore. Parking can be difficult, and this town is not stroller friendly. Adult pleasures have been indulged here for centuries. Once known as Sin City. Love it ! Nothing like it in Europe, for sure.