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Galeria Uno This gallery features a wide array of contemporary paintings by Latin American artists like Raymundo Andrade and Diego Martínez. New exhibitions launch every week from November to April. Morelos 561; 011-52-322-222-0908
Galeria Vallarta An abundance of Mexican and international handicrafts are collected and showcased here, including ceremonial masks and one-of-a-kind artwork. Downtown South; Juárez 263; 011-52-322-222-0290; www.galeriavallarta.com
Instituto de Arte Jalisciense A small government store offering loads of reasonably priced crafts including clay bowls and blown glass from Jalisco and Oaxaca. Juárez 284
La Casa del Tequila For the proverbial Mexican souvenir, select a bottle of Mexico's own tequila from a premium collection. Visitors can even sample fine tequila drinks in the casa’s garden patio. Morelos 589; 011-52-322-222-2000
Municipal Market All the essential south-of-the-border staples like straw hats and bags, beaded jewelry, woven belts, and painted ceramics, are sold at this hodgepodge of indoor/outdoor street vendors by the malecón. El Centro;
Safaris Accents Come here for an eclectic mix of original, locally-crafted creations like candleholders, colorful gilded mirrors, and painted icons. Downtown South; Olas Atlas 224; 011-52-322-223-2660
Viva This chic shop specializes in fashionable accessories, including jewelry from over 450 international designers, espadrilles sandals, and ballet slippers. Downtown South; Basilio Badillo 274; 011-52-322-222-4078; www.vivacollection.com