Scottsdale Art Walk
Guide To Thursday Night Old Town Scottsdale Art Walk
The Scottsdale Art Walk is free and takes place every Thursday in the Old Town. Visitors can explore the galleries featuring a variety of art styles, from contemporary to traditional. So, get ready to be inspired, dazzled, and moved by the diverse range of art on display. The Scottsdale Art Walk is a must-see for anyone looking for a fun and unique cultural experience. See you there!
What To Know:
- Tips: The Scottsdale Art Walk takes place every Thursday (except Thanksgiving) from 7pm-9pm, and it’s totally free! Wear comfy shoes and be prepared to walk, as you’ll be visiting multiple galleries. Bring a water bottle and a camera to capture some fun pics.
- Must-See Galleries: Don’t miss out on the renowned galleries such as the Bonner David Galleries, Wilde Meyer Gallery, and On the Edge Gallery. And if you’re feeling daring, check out the edgy contemporary art at the Gebert Contemporary Gallery.
- Seasonal Events: The Scottsdale Art Walk hosts special events throughout the year. In the spring, there’s the Canal Convergence, which showcases large-scale installations and performances along the Arizona Canal. And during the winter holidays, the art walk transforms into the “Gold Palette ArtWalk” with live music, holiday-themed art, and even a visit from Santa!
- Explore Old Town Scottsdale: The Scottsdale Art Walk takes place in the heart of Old Town, so take advantage of the opportunity to explore the area’s unique boutiques, restaurants, and bars. And if you’re feeling adventurous, rent a bike or a scooter to tour the city. Check out our complete guide to Old Town for more ideas!
- Fun Facts: Did you know that the Scottsdale Art Walk has been happening for over 40 years? And that some of the galleries used to be historic buildings, like the Old Adobe Mission Church that’s now home to the Xanadu Gallery? You’ll learn plenty of interesting tidbits as you stroll from gallery to gallery.
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