Hours:
Wed-Thus 6-9 p.m. / Friday 5-9 p.m.
Sat 4-9 p.m. / Sun 3-6 p.m.
Don't see a convenient time to stop in?
Please call Paula for an appointment, 520-977-7102 or email info@sacredmachine.com

Santa Muerte Music & Arts Festival
a two day event celebrating the folklore of the southwest showcasing some of the most important underground musicians and cutting-edge international visionary artists. This is a grassroots event created and inspired by artists and musicians.

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About Sacred Machine:
Sacred Machine is a museum and curiosity shop for the creations of world-renowned Tucson artist and musician Daniel Martin Diaz, and wife and co-founder of their band Blind Divine, Paula Catherine Valencia. "As native Tucsonans, we know the importance of our diverse culture and lifestyle and feel we have embraced it and expressed it through our own creativity. There is a sort of magic here in the desert that makes it such a unique place. We see downtown Tucson as an energetic enigma and we wanted to be in the thick of it."

Sacred Machine is a beautiful space: with art, t-shirts, posters, handpicked books, funky handmade chandeliers and lighting fixtures, painted skateboards and guitars, an antique grand piano, and a 15-Stop Harmonium from the early 1900's for occasional musical performances, ranging from classical to the unusual and eclectic. "Our hope is to involve artists and musicians who rarely have a platform for their art, and to challenge those who do exhibit or perform often, to experiment!" Also featured, is the art of invited artist Francisco Rodriguez.

For additional information about the artwork of Daniel Martin Diaz, the music of Blind Divine, and Mysticus Publishing, please visit:
www.DanielMartinDiaz.com ,
www.BlindDivine.com ,
www.MysticusPublishing.com
Or call the museum directly at 520-777-7403 or 520-977-7102 for more information.
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