In June 2007, La Casa de la Cultura, in conjunction with Alamos Muralist Daan Hoekstra, initiated an exciting three year project through which fresco murals will be painted in public buildings in Alamos. In 2009, Daan and a team of local artists completed a mural in Galleria La Quintera on Calle Obregon.

Daan's world-class work includes murals, paintings, drawing, decorative painting and restoration. His work graces the walls of several of the homes in Alamos.
As well, Daan is the founder and director of a studio-school of fine art in Navojoa, Sonora, Mexico. Atelier Sonorense

Mexican crafts, antiques, estate odds and ends, jewelry, Talavera, home furnishings, and books. A great place for the collector to explore.
Juarez #15, directly behind the Church.

The work of Mexican artists, pottery from Mata Ortiz, silver jewelry, Mexican rugs, Alamos Books and Maps with its Spanish and English books, posters, maps, and postcards, Artesanos de Alamos with charming local embroidery work.
There is a fine collection of rental DVDs and Videos.

Just outside Alamos on the way to Navojoa is the village of Uvalama where a family of potters follows the tradition of hand coiled pottery. Their shop is often open in town at Obregon and Guerrero, near the Tesoros. Most pieces are large, all are beautifully done.

Crafts from all over Mexico. The jumping bean, for which Alamos is famous, can be found here. Large selection of cowboy hats. On the Alameda.

Initiated in 1990 by the women of the community to contribute to their family’s income. They create crafts using local materials from the forest, ornaments from dried plants, wood carvings, colorful throw pillows, dolls and clowns. The shop can be visited at any time and is located on the East side of the Church in Aduana.

View the unique art pieces at the Galeria in the Agave Cafe.

In the village of silver you can experience one of the best silver shops in Northern Mexico. At the Galeria there are pieces created by one of the top silversmiths in the world today, Emilia Castillo, of the famous Castillo family of Taxco. Also, there are many vintage silver estate pieces from the 30s and 40s. Changing exhibition of contemporary artists.