Great art collective gallery featuring rotating local artists. Gallery, open house(s) w artists,…read moreoccasional classes & nice play to hang out in old town Lafayette.

I like the quality and variety of art they have in this gallery. They tend to have a theme for…read moreeach exhibit and many artists provide work based on the theme.

This beautifully restored, landmark fire station in downtown Longmont has been run by the…read morenonprofit, The Arts Studio, since 1987 with a major renovation to the building in 1999. Programs include twelve art exhibits annually plus two resident artist studios, a ceramics studio, and a classroom. Admission to the galleries is always free and The Arts Studio provides extensive outreach to the community plus a regular program of classes for children and adults. Exhibitions mix solo and group shows including local, regional, and national artists. I've been visiting the Center for many years. I've found the exhibits to be of mixed quality, but that's inevitable given the mission of the organization. Today's visit involved some sort of used clothing sale which was a little confusing and made it difficult to see the current art exhibit. The Art Center is a great community resource and a terrific asset to Longmont.

Ample street parking is available for this quiet, little gallery close to downtown. The service is…read moreexcellent. We were greeted upon arrival and provided with a gallery brochure about the current exhibit. The Cyanotype exhibit was outstanding! There are some objects to purchase and some really cool cards. Best value is FREE!

So, right from the get-go I am going to have to warn you all that this review will be slightly…read morebiased, as I used to be an employee here. That aside, I feel that I can give you all the inside scoop. So here is the deal: the CU art gallery is one of those places that is tucked away and little known, which is sad since not only does it show what the undergrads and grads are working on for their theses, but also has revolving professional exhibits. For instance, last fall the gallery had a show with contemporary Tibetan and Latin American art, flown in especially for this smaller gallery in Boulder. No joke....Tibetan monks were at the opening, and the art was.........AMAZING. I'm talking Tate contemporary good. Ok ok ok...so maybe the art doesn't always live up to Tate standards, but what it does is showcase not only the university's efforts to make strong aspiring artists, but also will show you art that you won't see anywhere else. This is cutting edge stuff, which means sometimes it aims for the stars and fails, but also sometimes that you really can find some beautiful stuff that these students put their life into. The shows are revolving often. Usually you will have a professional show in Feb-March, Sept-Oct followed by the Masters students in April /November and finally the B.A. students in May/December. 6-7 shows a year always keeps this place fresh. Now the current exhibit will be running for another week. After which alas the building closes for the summer. There will be a new temporary location next year, while a whole new gallery is being built. Once that is open, it will be 4x bigger, and will become the biggest gallery in Boulder...12 rooms, permanent shows, coat-checks, everything. In any case, this is one of those hidden gems that needs to get out there. I didn't really know about the place until I was employed for these guys, so I hope that you all will think it is worthwhile to come check it out. Drawbacks: the gallery is fairly small and consists of 4 rooms or so, with about 15-20 artists on average. CU itself actually has a very large collection of art up in the vaults here, but the gallery right now is too small to keep up a permanent exhibit. This will soon change however. It's free to the public as well Oh and all the employees are awesome :)

Cool museum in the central part of campus. Pretty cool art. Most of it is made by faculty but they…read morehave one exhibit that stays there that is cool and historic. Free and definitely worth checking out and doesn't take long at all.

I have two different relationships to this place and both of them have been very positive…read moreexperiences. I both work for a company that ends up working many events at this location and I also hosted my own wedding using this venue about two weeks ago. Being in both positions, I have had very positive experiences with the staff here and I think that's​ really saying something. All of the women who work here have been extremely kind and accommodating​ to me during me planning my wedding here. They answered all of my questions through email (and I had many since I was planning my own wedding) in timely and thoughtful manner, they were very flexible with vendors (outside of catering), they provided a list of approved catering vendors which led us to our caterer for the event which we loved, etc, etc. I could not be more thankful to the staff here for helping me create such a beautiful event and for helping the evening go seamlessly​. A wedding is a​ kind of thing (in theory) that only happens once and we are super lucky that we chose to work with a vendor that made that once in a lifetime night so special. Thank you again!

I was here for a holiday group party. Cute little venue to host a small event. The catering service…read morewas good. The only downfall to the place was, there were only 2 unisex bathrooms. If they added 2 more bathrooms would've been great. The place was decorated cute. If you're looking for a small venue to host, come check out this place and see if it's in your budget. I enjoyed my time there and enjoyed people watching through the windows there.

Ah the Art World. I went to 15th street to have an older painting framed and was BLOWN AWAY by the…read morequality. They turned my old painting into a modern work of art. They did a tremendous job for a rather modest price. I was also pleasantly surprised by the quality of art work they have on display. I did not realize they were also an art gallery. This is THE PLACE to go to if you are looking for high quality art or framing.

If you care about art (and if you didn't, you wouldn't be reading this), I can't imagine why you…read morewould entrust it to anyone else. Steve and Rob approach every project with a genuine enthusiasm that makes every encounter a delight, and their combined technical expertise and attention to detail enhance the final product in the most beautiful ways. As a student many, many years ago, I almost dreaded finishing a drawing or painting because I found the process of matting and framing so tedious; now I look forward to spending time with Rob and Steve (and trusty office assistants Rafi and Amigo) because they make the process so much fun. Whether it's a humble poster or a priceless oil painting, your art will get the generous attention and close-reading it deserves, and you'll love it even more than you did before.

Great time had by all. I loved how majority of the patrons dressed in cosplay and it was great that…read moreeveryone knew my costume though it was very original. Everyone was nice from the patrons to the vendors selling their wares. I didn't take as many pictures as I was having too much fun socializing. The Festival runs from 6-8 June so one more day of festivities left. There is jousting, knight fighting, axe throwing amongst other things. ***. Some vendors do give you military discounts.

+ Free Parking + Reasonably Priced Merchandises…read more+ Friendly Merchants - Could use more vendors - Not enough shade

Angela is just the sweetest and most sincere woman. She takes her job very seriously and is very…read moreexperienced and qualified to do all the things she is offering. Anyone will be lucky to have the chance to work with her.