The best local shops in Sedona

“Soul Shine Sedona has hand-selected crystals, artisan gemstone jewelry, bohemian-inspired clothing, and all the spiritual tools you actually use at home, from tarot and oracle decks to incense, sage and candles, plus tarot readings if you want some extra clarity this week.”

From the Sedona newsletter, August 8, 2026

“Cactus Carlos of Sedona has been an iconic fixture for 25-plus years, turning out exclusive tees and hoodies designed and manufactured in their Phoenix factory, plus souvenirs and other locally sourced goods. Swing by when your houseguests need instant Sedona cred or you want gifts that actually feel like here.”

From the Sedona newsletter, September 12, 2026

“From straw and cowboy to bolero and fedora, True West Hats - Custom Hat Experience Sedona handcrafts lids the way you actually want them. Tweak the crown, pick a hat band, even rally friends for a Custom Hat Party, then customize online and strut that Sedona style.”

From the Sedona newsletter, August 20, 2026

“Vino Zona at Tlaquepaque is all about small-batch Arizona wines, poured by true wine geeks who’ll match your palate and happily nerd out or let you just sip. The rotating tasting menu spotlights award-winning dry reds and whites plus fun sweet sips, and you’re supporting local winemakers and artists.”

From the Sedona newsletter, August 26, 2026

“From classic peppered beef to buffalo, elk, venison and even alligator, Buck Thornton's World of Jerky offers free samples to explore flavors like Whiskey BBQ, Teriyaki Beef Brisket, Ghost Pepper and Sedona Fire. Swing by this week, snag a few bags for trail days and easy gift wins.”

From the Sedona newsletter, August 22, 2026

“Sedona Permanent Jewelry welds custom-fit bracelets, anklets, necklaces, rings and even hand chains in 14k gold filled or sterling silver, with dainty chains and meaningful charms. Walk in or book ahead, and if you're feeling spicy, they now offer precision piercings too.”

From the Sedona newsletter, September 7, 2026

“Whether you need a last-minute tee, a cozy locally printed Sedona sweat, prickly pear treats, or a new cowboy hat, Desert Rat Trading Post keeps it fun and affordable for locals. Family owned with three Sedona locations and a mix of Southwestern, Native-themed, and Mexico-made goods that actually feel special.”

From the Sedona newsletter, August 11, 2026

“Northland Eye Care keeps Flagstaff eyes happy with comprehensive exams, contact lenses, dry eye relief, ocular disease management, and emergency eye care. If screens, allergies, or altitude have you squinting, ask about TempSure Envi therapy and specialty lenses like scleral or Ortho-K this week...”

From the Flagstaff newsletter, August 22, 2026

“If you’ve been meaning to redesign that heirloom or finally sketch out a dream ring, Wayne B Light Sedona's Fine Jewelry is Sedona’s go-to for one-of-a-kind pieces, from Inspired Cross pendants to bespoke designs that turn your ideas into wearable art. Trusted since 1988, their gallery will spark ideas.”

From the Sedona newsletter, August 23, 2026

“Sedona Outdoors is Uptown Sedona's one-stop shop for the good stuff, from Life is Good T-shirts to garments and gifts for the whole family. Perfect for a quick tee upgrade, a last-minute birthday find, or stocking a just-in-case gift stash that saves future you.”

From the Sedona newsletter, August 15, 2026

“Whether you want breezy dresses, rugged menswear, or global-inspired swimwear and accessories, Sedona Drifters curates pieces from Peru to Italy to India and Haiti that feel comfortable, bold, and ready for red rock life. Swing by Village of Oak Creek and let your next adventure start in the closet.”

From the Sedona newsletter, August 30, 2026

“Clear Creek Trading Company trades the old way with Native artists, curating ethically sourced natural history pieces, beadwork and leathercraft materials, and one-of-a-kind artifacts. They also host hands-on workshops from acrylic painting to Wild Relics skull art, perfect if you’d rather make than scroll.”

From the Sedona newsletter, September 11, 2026

“Victorian Cowgirl nails that Western charm with modern flair, stocking tops and outerwear, dresses and sets, plus shoes and boots that turn errands into a strut. Round it out with bags, accessories, and jewelry for art walk nights or dusty trail days, then make it your style refresh this week.”

From the Sedona newsletter, August 27, 2026

“Eco-minded chain with natural & organic grocery items, housewares & other products (most sell wine).”

“Sedona Estate Jewelry Store & Consignment Center specializes in vintage estate pieces, and they also buy gold, silver, diamonds, and watches.”

From the Sedona newsletter, August 19, 2026

“Whether you need trail-ready shoes, a sun-smart brim, or a leather jacket that actually lasts, Bennali at Tlaquepaque curates the good stuff for women and men. They’re known for Sedona’s largest hat collection, plus quality footwear, jewelry, and leather goods that hold up from Bell Rock to backyard BBQs.”

From the Sedona newsletter, August 18, 2026

“Need a little spice this week? Cucina Sedona at Tlaquepaque packs handcrafted Southwest ceramics, bold glassware and linens, clever utensils, Arizona coffees and bread mixes, plus spicy specialties and other artisanal tabletop finds that make home-cooked nights feel a lot more fun.”

From the Sedona newsletter, August 24, 2026

“Native Jewelry of Sedona curates handcrafted pieces from tribes across the Southwest, with exceptional turquoise, sterling silver, and 14K gold by award-winning Native artists. Been serving Arizona collectors since 1999, and the bolo ties, pendants, and rings here feel like keepers... not just souvenirs.”

From the Sedona newsletter, September 1, 2026

“Chain department store selling clothing, electronics, appliances, and groceries, plus furniture, toys, and more.”

“This week, when your space or spirit needs a tune up, Cielo Connection is a sacred community boutique blending art, antiques, crystals, and readings. Explore energy work, astrology and aromatherapy, keep an eye on their events, or rent the space for your circle... neighbor-approved magic.”

From the Sedona newsletter, August 21, 2026