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Includes sites for local artistic, cultural and entertainment activities, events, institutions, and organizations. These include (but are not limited to) architecture and historic buildings, artists and galleries, clubs and venues, dance, events, libraries, movies, museums, music, photography, and theater.
http://www.cobaltfinearts.com/
Describes the paintings, sculpture, art glass and ceramics available. Includes events calendar and artist list.
http://www.kooreycreations.com/
Specializes in creating handcrafted jewelry. Includes showcase of items for sale, and hours of operation for Arizona and Michigan locations.
http://www.femaleartgallery.com/
Represents over 85 female artists. Has pottery, glass, wood, watercolor, acrylic, oils, as well as cards and jewelry.
http://www.jamesculver.com/
Offers a selection of locally made leather handbags, belts and wallets. Includes buckles ranging from gold plate and sterling silver to less expensive three-piece sets. Includes hours of operation and showroom photographs.
http://www.newbygallery.com/
Featuring sculpture, painting, jewelry and fine furniture from national and regional artists. Includes photographs and events listing.
http://www.manosgallery.com/
Features a mix of paintings, hand-crafted items and furniture for home decorating. Lists artists and media.
http://www.purcellgalleries.com/
Lists events, and artists. Profiles Ray Purcell and his work.
http://www.tubacquiltgallery.com/
Offering handcrafted and machine-stitched quilts, pillows, throws and wearable art.
http://www.rogowaygalleries.com/
Featuring contemporary Native American jewelry, Southwest fine art and hand crafted furniture.
http://www.tubacarts.org/
Nonprofit, member-supported organization that exists to provide programming in the Santa Cruz Valley. Membership and exhibition information.
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