Wonderful shop with amazing art of all kinds created by local artists. The store is made up of many rooms, each displaying a variety of items including greeting cards, home decor, sculptures, jewelry, pottery, books, clothing and childrens accessories too. The staff is friendly and engaging. It was a joy to visit and I'll return soon.

Very cool shop in the very old section of the Old Pueblo (aka Tucson AZ). This shop was small but very cool. Lots to look at, especially the Kachina dolls and the amazing Horse Hair pottery. You have to see it to believe it. The prices were very reasonable for such incredible craftsmanship! Parking was easy. Check it out and then walk the downtown area for some food and drink. VictorB

If you arrive to Tucson this would be my first spot to visit! Lots of local artists sell their arts here. The restaurant is also great. Overall the best Tucson ambience.

So many people have posted the pics inside the shop. But the outside neighborhood is also fantastic. Walking around and feeling the air and Mexican style is great.

An interesting arrangement of shops but didn't notice anything unique.

Their planes were simply amazing, and a lot of one-off planes. But when it comes to wheelchairs it's not too hot, they only used one driver and his tram was full, which I completely understand that. But evidently 11:00 was the cutoff time that day for tram rides. I definitely am going to go out there again, but I'm definitely going to call a couple of days in advance to make sure there's one out there that I can ride in, and for the people in wheelchairs you definitely want to use the tram most of it's in dirt.

Wonderful selection of artists' wares. Has a turtle pond. Everyone working in the shops were amazing. Cute little turtle pond in the shade. Can't wait until everyone is back from vacation to experience all the shops and the restaurant. Street parking is metered.

Super cute area of shopping! Very unique handcrafted gifts for yourself or someone else. Silver jewelry, pottery, old records, paintings, clothing and leather goods...just to name a few! Great restaurant tucked inside the area. Definitely a spot to visit for a day trip,.

We were on vacation from Oregon and wanted to take some gifts home. This store had many choices of gifts, we found more than we were looking for and enjoyed looking at all the wonderful items they offered.

I could spend hours wandering around these shops. There's a great variety of items for all budgets. My only regret is already having dinner plans elsewhere because the courtyard eating area looked so amazing.

Monsoon room is a great spot for a gathering and Chef Christian does an absolutely amazing job. Highly recommend frequent visits to JoJo's and if you are looking for a small venue (30ish) seats to book an indoor catering event, be sure to ask about the Monsoon room.

Sadly most of the stores were closed when we visited. But cute eclectic place. I imagined a fun vibe when every store is opened.

There's always interesting art work and other curiosities at Old Town Artisans. On this visit I selected 2 bottles of wine that have proven to be very nice!

Fun. Hip. Chic. Old town feel. Creaky floors. The old town artisans is a great place to stroll through the shops, grab a cup of coffee, a good meal, and shop. 1 hour shopping is all that is needed to visit the small geography of shops. 1 hour or less for a meal is perfect. Lot's of parking $1.00 per hour. Fun place.

Love this little spot. We always make it a point to stop here when we are in Tucson. We can always find something unique to buy and enjoy the beautiful patio setting for a treat.

Recommend for a stroll and lunch, as its tucked away on the edge of downtown and comes to life as you walk through the shops and courtyards.

Many local artisans featured - Fair Trade products. Lovely courtyard restaurant with live acoustic music. Food was amazing, as were the people.

Great art shops ,restaurants open court .

Fun mercado with a bunch of little shops with everything from found item art, paintings, ceramics thru food and beer. Also a pleasant patio with a bar and "food cart" style dining options.

A tourism spot that’s definitely worth to pay a visit.

No words I love this place. A perfect marriage of historic preservation and the arts! I will be back!

Fabulous place didn't have a lot of time to explore, but it is a place one can get lost in. So many different artists and types of arts and crafts.

Small shops of new, used, Native American art, jewelry, records, etc around a courtyard with tables where you can eat from one of the several restaurants on the courtyard. Folks are very friendly, shopkeepers are knowledgeable and helpful. Recommend this for a step into unique shopping and eating experiences.

What a wonderful venue! Mark is a gracious host! We enjoyed ourselves very much and will be returning soon!

Lots to see here. Local art, fun gifts, neat stuff. Worth a visit.

Used to conventional museum schedules (closed Mon or Tue), we, sure thing, faced Museum Of Art closed doors: it operates Thu-Sun. (Interestingly enough, "life" in Tucson also begins Thu.) And since we are d/t anyway, we took a walk around. Naturally, Old Town Artisans was the 1st stop. (2nd was the beer @ the next door's establishment under the same name: Old Town Artisans). While featuring many cheesy aborigine-type artifacts, we found something we like. As to the beer @ their garden: selection and price were the decision making factors - make your choice wisely.