Our art lovers at Wander With Wonder bring you museums, public art, studio tours, murals, and more to delight the eye and lead you to places you can enjoy the beauty of art and the talents of artists.
Sedona draws artists to show their art, to paint, sculpt, and join in creative artistic communities. Experience the Sedona art scene. Sedona draws me to the beautiful Red Rock Country. Whether it’s the golden leaves along Oak Creek Canyon in fall or the crisp...
Paso Robles, which means The Pass of Oaks, is located in San Luis Obispo County, California along the Salinas River. In the early days, people traveled to Paso Robles for its Mineral Springs. Cattle ranchers, almond and apple growers, and dairy farmers were the...
On a cool spring morning, a forested pathway led to the first building in our tour at The Clearing Folk School, as we experienced art in Door County, Wisconsin. An original log cabin with its newer wood-clad addition made me think of elves. The ground crunched...
When you think of the southwestern U.S., images of exotic wooden Kachina dolls may come to mind. You’ll see them in galleries, museums, at Native American art markets, and even at souvenir shops. If you are lucky, you’ll be introduced to a Hopi carver when you tour...
Iowa was never on my bucket list of places to visit, but because my son's future in-laws live in and love the state, I decided to delve into America's culture and history on a two-week Iowa road trip. What an eye-opening tour—including local amusement, immigrant...
I’d been sticking close to home and venturing out only for “essential travel” so I was a bit apprehensive when I heard that Arizona would be opening up some of the previously closed businesses and encouraging local travel. I thought of some of my favorite places...
London is one of the world’s important art centers. The visual and performing arts thrive in the city. For centuries, every style—from classic to contemporary—has enjoyed exhibitions in public and private. Modern art lovers enjoy a dynamic scene in galleries,...
I always look forward to special events at the Heard Museum in Phoenix—the March Indian Fair and Market especially. But there is so much to do and see at the Heard year around. Since its founding in 1929, the Heard Museum has grown to become recognized...
Put aside your fear of death, skeletons, and skulls, because Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead in English) at historic St. Mary’s Basilica in central Phoenix is full of joy, colorful art, and family tradition. I had a chance to attend the annual festival this...
You may be familiar with the likeness of Frida Kahlo with her iconic unibrow, floral wreath in her braided hair, and peasant clothing, but many are not aware of the amazing woman behind this current fashion trend. I became enamored with Frida Kahlo fairly recently...