Rowe Fine Art Gallery — Attraction in Sedona

Edit : They responded, but regardless of claiming they have no male employees not a single person greeted us other than the rude man, and we walked around the gallery around 615pm and I took a photo of the sign so I would know the exact gallery. Nice try, but this was your gallery.

Don't judge a book by its cover. My group was looking for a bronze sculpture to purchase yesterday and was treated so rudely as we walked up, that we went elsewhere to buy.

Our group is a very calm, polite, respectful Bachelorette party that was looking for fine art to display at the ranch wedding.

As soon as one of your curators or gallery representatives saw us walking towards the entrance he rudely barked "this is a calm place". It was absolutely rude and unnecessary.

I don't mind being given direction as you wall into a gallery, but how about "Welcome to the gallery" before barking at us assuming we will be a wild group. Every single other gallery welcomed us with open arms and we made our purchases elsewhere.

If you are visiting Sedona, I highly DO NOT recommend...

We’re two travelers from Southern California — I’m a Chinese girl traveling with my Chinese friend — and stumbling upon Rowe Fine Art Gallery at Tlaquepaque Village was truly the most heartwarming surprise of our Sedona road trip!

The owners, a lovely husband-and-wife team, greeted us with such kindness and enthusiasm that we instantly felt welcome. Their warmth made this gallery visit so memorable.

The artworks here are absolutely breathtaking — full of life, craftsmanship, and spirit. Whether it’s bronze sculptures or fine paintings, every piece tells a story. We highly recommend taking your time to explore and even bring home something you love. This place is not...

We discovered Ken Rowe's incredible sculptures nearly 20 years ago when he was an artist displaying in another gallery. Following his work, and now visiting his personal gallery, we constantly have our breath taken away at his talent. If you can, go on a day when Ken is in the gallery and sculpting his next piece. He is so knowledgeable and excited to share his love of sculpting and for the animals he brings to life in clay. He shares his gallery with many amazing artists so there is always new pieces to see. And, it is in Tlaquepaque which is a...