Mountain Trails Galleries Sedona

Arizona wine is poured upstairs in the El Rincon courtyard at Tlaquepaque, in a small tasting room that keeps a short list and changes it often. Food is not served, so come after a meal or plan to eat elsewhere. Dogs are welcome. Seats are first come, first served, and there are no reservations. The room opens at 11 every day and closes at 6, except Friday when it runs to 7 and Saturday when it runs to 8. Calls are not answered inside the shop. Write to vinozonajerome@gmail.com, or send a text to (928) 284-8053, if you have a question before you visit.

Shops, art galleries and restaurants share a set of tiled courtyards at 336 State Route 179 in Sedona. It is laid out for walking, with shaded passages between buildings and seating outdoors, so an hour here can be browsing, a meal, or both. Seasonal events are held through the year, including music and gallery evenings. Most shops keep to about 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., though the site stays open until 6 p.m. Friday through Sunday. Individual shops and restaurants set their own hours, so call ahead if you are coming for one in particular. The main number is (928) 282-4838.

Contemporary art and designer jewelry, shown in a gallery at 336 State Route 179, unit E101, in Sedona. Vue Gallery is operated by Renee Taylor Gallery, so you may see either name on the door and in listings. The doors are open from 10 in the morning to 6 at night, every day of the week. The space is wheelchair accessible. Looking is free and nobody is obliged to buy. Call (928) 282-1575 to ask whether a particular artist is hung at the moment, to arrange a quieter time to look, or to ask about shipping a piece home.

Beer brewed on site and a food menu built around it, at 336 Highway 179 in Sedona, suite D201. There is outdoor seating, and the building is wheelchair accessible. The kitchen and bar run events and monthly specials, which are posted online rather than fixed. Saturday hours are 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Other days can differ, so check before you go, especially in the evening. Call (928) 282-3300 to ask about the current schedule, to check whether a table is free or to arrange a larger group. Menu and booking questions can also be sent to Nate.ocbg@gmail.com.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served every day here, from 8 in the morning until 8 at night. The Secret Garden Cafe sits at 336 Highway 179, suite F101, in Sedona, and the patio is a large part of the draw. Dogs are welcome at the outdoor tables. You can eat in, order food to go, or have it delivered. The entrance and dining area are wheelchair accessible. Call (928) 203-9564 to ask about a wait, since seating is limited and the room fills up. Ask about the current menu when you call, because the dishes change.

An art gallery at 70 Dry Creek Road in Sedona, set away from the main shopping streets. The gallery sells work by the artists it represents, and what hangs on the walls changes as pieces sell and new shows arrive. Because hours vary with the season and with private showings, calling first is the safest way to avoid a closed door. The number is (928) 204-1765. Staff can tell you which artists are currently represented, whether a particular piece is still available and how shipping and framing are handled. The website carries images of current work if you want to look before driving out.

An arts organization at 15 Art Barn Road in Sedona, with a gallery showing work by its members and a schedule of classes and workshops for adults. The gallery is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and from noon on Sunday, so plan a later start if you are coming on a Sunday. In October the center runs a plein air festival every year, when painters work outdoors around the area and the results go on show. Class subjects and sizes change by season. Call (928) 282-3809 to ask what is running, what a class costs and whether space is left.

Glass blowing happens in the open here, and visitors can take a class rather than only watch. The Melting Point offers beginner sessions, longer master classes, private parties and artist residencies, plus finished glass for sale in the shop. Children are welcome, though ages and the rules for the hot shop are worth asking about before you book. The studio is at 1449 West State Route 89A in Sedona and opens from 10 in the morning to 6 at night, every day. Classes fill, so call (928) 554-4754 ahead of a visit. Closed toe shoes and tied back hair are usual near a furnace.