Extremely large and unique art piece
Pendants
In a wholesale tent
Puzzle box
Komodo dragon
Komodo dragon
One vendor's offerings
Melissa C.
Feb 4, 2024
The Kino show has nearly 1000 vendors, though some are open to wholesalers only. Parking is free, and there is a pretty large food court if you plan to spend a few hours here. A list of vendors and show map is available online, which is recommended if you're looking for something specific. We've attended this show for years and have purchased multiple items from Village Originals. They don't have many staff roaming the floor, as it's primarily wholesale, but those you find are friendly and helpful. They have a very efficient checkout process and, if you've purchased a heavy item, help you get it to the loading area on the street behind their tent. We've found two beautiful amethyst cathedrals here at very reasonable prices. One vendor, Michal & Company, had animals from Therapeutic Ranch for Animals & Kids on hand. $5 for a photo with a goat in an Amethyst cave to benefit the non-profit. If jewelry and beads are your thing, there's a tent pretty much dedicated to it. Plenty of vendors with a huge selection of raw materials too. One of the best shows in town, for sure. We'll be back next year!
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Robin S.
Feb 7, 2024
Expansive setup, large variety of goods for sale, decent prices. The Kino show might be the best 'swap meet' style rock and fossil show taking place during the couple of weeks in late January, early February in Tucson.
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