Pura Vida Gallery in Jerome was selected by Niche Magazine as one of
the top 25 American Craft Galleries in the United States.
Don’t miss in Jerome:
Pura Vida (puravidagallery.com), one of the top craft galleries in the United
States, and Nellie Bly (nellieblyscopes.com), one of the largest kaleidoscope
galleries in the country are just two of the many unique artisan shops you’ll find
in Jerome. Jerome Art Walk (jeromeartwalk.com) takes place the first Saturday of
each month when galleries stay open late and supply live music, wine and food.
Each May there is an Annual Historic Home and Building Tour of Jerome, now in
Started in 1993 by Alan Johnson and Brian Sullivan, The Flatiron Café its 44th year. (Tel: 928.649.3847) Gallery 527 (gallery527jerome.com) is just one
continues to charm locals and visitors alike. Photo Credit: MB Sullivan of the more than 30 galleries and artist studios in Jerome. Here you’ll find creative
expressions by many local artists who continue to foster Jerome’s unique heritage
Where to stay:
and personality. Upstairs from the gallery is a two-bedroom rental with a two-
The Cottage Inn (cottageinnjerome.com) offers charming accommodations
night minimum stay.
in former miners’ quarters along with homemade breakfast.
Constructed in 1926, The Jerome Grand Hotel (jeromegrandhotel.net) is the
Visit the Jerome Chamber of Commerce (jeromechamber.com)
largest National Historic Landmark building in Jerome, and at one mile high,
for further visitor information.
the views from the Spanish Mission-style hotel are breathtaking.
Make your plans early for Halloween in Jerome. One of the best costume
The Flat: An overnight or vacation rental apartment perches above the
parties in Arizona takes place, in what else, but Spook Hall on October 31st.
triangular Flatiron Café. Photo Credit: MB Sullivan
June 2009 | RAGE monthly 61
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