Lisa Sette Gallery

Steele Indian School Dog Park is an off-leash dog park located within Steele Indian School Park, where both large and small canines can enjoy some off-leash playtime. Separate spaces for large and small dogs are available, as well as ADA-compliant double-gated entrances and pathways, as well as cooled drinking fountains. On-site garbage receptacles and waste bag dispensers are also available. The dog park may be closed after heavy rains to allow the turf to dry properly. Please call for further information on wet weather closures.



The city of Phoenix's first dog park has seats and large shade trees, ADA-accessible spaces for large and small dogs, ornamental wrought iron fencing, and chilled water faucets with integrated drinking bowls for dogs at ground level. Between 3rd and 5th Avenues, near the northwest corner of Margaret T. Hance Park.

Bring your dog to the Phoenix Open Air Market to shop for fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as local arts and crafts, while listening to live music. Dogs must be on a leash.

Practical Art is a dog-friendly store and gallery facility that sells only locally manufactured goods made of wood, fiber, ceramic, glass, metal, and up-cycled materials. All of the pieces are made by craftsmen in Arizona. Practical Art sells utilitarian artwork such as cooking utensils, home and office goods, soap, apparel, furniture, and jewelry, among other things. Leashed dogs should be well-behaved because there are fragile products in the store.

The Arizona Center is located in the heart of downtown Phoenix, and it is regarded as one of the city's "Points of Pride." Window shop with your dog on the sidewalk or have a bite to eat at one of the eateries with outdoor seating. Check out the Center's garden, which features walking trails, benches, fountains, and plenty of welcome shade, for a quiet respite in the center of the city. Dogs are accepted at the Arizona Center, but individual restaurants and retailers have their own rules on whether or not they allow dogs inside.