Old Town
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Old Town, at Central & Rio Grande, [67]. If you're looking for all the "New Mexican" shops, this is probably the next best thing to Santa Fe. Granted, some of it is tacky souvenir stuff, but there are also plenty of quality gift shops with authentic Native American and Southwestern art. You can also find plenty of antiques, art galleries, jewelry, pottery, weavings, clothing stores, and other specialty shops. Albuquerque Photographer's Gallery, 303 Romero St NW, STE N208 (upstairs), +1 505 244-9195, [68]. A juried photography co-op of award-winning photographers, representing a wide variety of styles and techniques. Amapola Gallery, 205 Romero St NW, +1 505 242-4311, [69]. Co-op of 40 contemporary artists selling a wide variety of southwestern arts and crafts. Andrews Pueblo Pottery & Art Gallery, 303 Romero St NW, +1 505 243-0414, [70]. A great collection of works from traditional native artists. Old Town Emporium, 204 San Felipe NW, +1 505 842-8102, [71]. M-Sa 9AM-8PM, Su 9AM-6PM. A very large gift shop with all the typical tourist kitsch, which certainly has its charm. R.C. Gorman/Nizhoni Gallery, 323 Romero St NW, +1 505 843-7666. Featuring works by several popular artists, including noted local painter R.C. Gorman. Tanner Chaney Gallery, 323 Romero St NW, +1 505 247-2242, [72]. M-Sa 10AM-6PM, Su noon-6PM. A long-standing business selling native arts and crafts.
