Um...what? rather disappointed because I took an Uber based on the Happy photos that I saw and…read moresadly evidently this Friday night bizarre does not happen every Friday, but there wasn't any information online to state, but the criteria would've been. Anyway, there are other restaurants and bars around the area just not the Friday night bazaar.

Such a cool experience! Thank to Yelp and Megan R for a great night. We sampled amazing wines and…read morebeers from Alpine Dog, Zuni St. Brewing and Sutcliffe Winery - we will be visiting all three soon! Also loved the layout of the event - not too crowded and drink vendors spaced appropriately - like around every corner. The bazaar vendors - also really cool, nothing pushy just people happy to talk with you and share their passions. We had a great time and loved stopping to watch the live music and dancing. Well done! This will be on our annual holiday event list. Love that I can visit again next Friday and the Friday after and enjoy a few new vendors along with the staples. We were stuffed today when we arrived but may sample the yummy food truck assortment next time!

There is something for everyone at the World Wide Show…read more The show brings a nice mix of dealers offering a variety of items from collectables to major antique pieces.

Are you a millionaire? Well then attend this antique show…read more I've been going to antique shows for 16 years and this is the most expensive one I've been to in Colorado. Sure, these are mostly high end antiques and some more common, less valuable things, but come on, the prices are crazy high. If you look around a Little you can find most of these things, or similar for a lot less. Check out the antique malls in town. I think the people that buy from here are rich and don't have the time to wait, and look around. Or maybe it's a status thing. I used to go to all these WWAS, but stopped last year when I realized it was costing my husband and I $13 to get in and we weren't buying anything. For me, it ended up being a waste of time. Plus most of this stuff is fru-fru and Victorian, not my style. There are other antique shows around, just check the web.

Stopped by on our day out for discovering what's out in the Denver area…read more This shop is a decent size and had some interesting items for sure. I found quite a few fascinating goodies. My favorites were an old Girl Scout trophy and really cool Robin Hood stein. I loved this one lampshade that was really nifty but the lamp it was on, not too much. LOL. I passed on it. My guy found a nifty bunch of old steins . While I didn't leave with anything , I think we'll stop by again.

Great store. Prices are very fair. The staff and the owners are the best. Great selection of…read moreAntiques

Step 1: don't accidentally go into the vintage western store next door cause you can't read the…read moresign on the middle door :) Step 2: DO go into this Antique shop! (Front door is the one closest to the corner, I learned later). This spot is pretty large! There's a main floor, full basement, and partial 2nd floor. Prices vary per vendor - lots of cool things to browse including furniture, clothing, accessories, and all kinds of retro doodads. Also, another nice music playlist when I was roaming around without my earbuds - Michael Jackson, Chaka Khan, etc. Good groove goin on. I didn't end up buying anything but had a really nice time just wandering around and browsing things - I'm on the hunt for certain color items, some smaller furniture things, and art. I'd plan around 60-90 minutes to peruse the entire store.

What a great store!! So much stuff, I could've spent many more hours here!! Very reasonable…read morepricing!! Super nice people. Totally worth browsing!!

Beautiful shop , so well curated and friendly owner / operator. Way more to this store than it…read moreseems from the window .. go in with time to spare so you can appreciate every nook and cranny - delightful!

What a wonderful shop, full of treasures!!! The owner is a real sweetheart as well as the ladies…read moreworking with her. They made me feel at home, I mean New Orleans with their southern hospitality! I will definitively go visit again when I am back in Colorado. Have a wonderful day, Be safe and " Laissez le bon temps roule" . Sophie Z from Pittsburgh, Pa

My friend and I were visiting Denver for the weekend and I leaned about this Art Walk in the RiNo…read morearea of Denver. I had seen pictures of the murals along the way and I love art walks, so I decided we had to go. The reviews all seem pretty positive here, but I noted that they are from many years ago when perhaps it was different. We did not have a positive experience. I looked on the website and found the address of a gallery that said there was a showing that night, and decided to get dropped off there. We figured we would then walk to nearby galleries and follow the festivities. Well, we walked into the first gallery which was really large. There were several artist's workshops inside with artists walking around. However, nothing was displayed, it was more just works in progress and no one said hello or welcomed us. They pretty much looked at us as though we shouldn't be there. After that, we decided to move on the next. The only other gallery we could find was more of a strange bar/club with a few pieces of art hanging up. We wound up in a distillery nearby and talked to a couple who had been trying to go on the art walk as well. The woman said, "We found more bars than art". Those were my sentiments exactly. After that, we spent the evening bar-hopping. I'm giving it two stars instead of one, as it did get us out to a part of town with cool bars and restaurants. As far as the art walk, perhaps it is best not to return.

First Friday's are not about the art, they are about the socializing. It is not a bad thing and the…read morewhole street lights up with all sorts of people. People seem happy and all the businesses stay open or move their stuff to the sidewalk. Very festive. While I am always about promoting art and artists (I am an art historian), most businesses are not set up to be gallery spaces recognizing flow, placement and lighting. I am leaving the name of one of these places out but as soon as you walk into it, you will know what I am talking about. Viewing and enjoying art is almost an impossibility. Hoping on the bandwagon just because it is going by does not an art gallery make and no, hanging art on the walls does not make a person a curator. The neighborhood has really been under going a renaissance but as we parked and walked toward Tennyson, a carload of kids yelled, "Look, white people!" Hey, dumb*&^% I am not all white and my friend is Native American. Scary teenagers on a dark street....yikes.

cute clean trading post, okay host at the front desk; she was helpful with locating the restrooms,…read morewhich are also accessible within the store, as well as outside on the side of the building. Prices seem a bit steep as well for regular T-shirts. It was well organized. Parking was limited, other parking had a short time frame of 15 mins parking. I admire that the building is also architecture from the natural red rock. We parked here at he trading post to hike up the Red Rock Amphitheatre. Which it would be much better if we would have parked near the Half-moon Lot. The road was closed to drive up to the parking lot for the Amphitheatre. Kevin Gates will be performing here in May! This would be a great place to attend an event. It's outside and covered; located on a red rock mountain with breath taking views

The Red Rocks Trading Post is a cute little area located right near the Red Rocks Amphitheater with…read morea very little parking lot. This place offers free restrooms and also serves as a gift shop and Shop to buy little snacks and drinks. I enjoyed being able to walk around and look at the many different gifts it had to offer however I have to say everything was very overpriced. T-shirts were a 35 to $40 for something that only had lettering that said red rocks on it and keychains went upwards of $15. I decided to get a cool little magnet that had some fake gold in it that moved around for about $8. It was one of the cheaper quick little trinkets they had to offer here. The staff was very friendly and I didn't feel like I was being watched while I was walking around so that made me happy as well. The place was very clean and nicely lit and up to date as well. Overall it's a nice little place to get out of the heat or cold depending on when you go, for me it was to escape the cold for a little bit. There is also some beautiful scenery behind the Trading Post that would make for some beautiful photos.

This is definitely a fun way to spend the morning. Vendors…read moreand food and so much to look at! There is absolutely one of everything! I found most of the prices to be very reasonable. Get some friends together, grab some coffee and see all the stuff to see.

This market is a tradition in the Littleton area. They have dozens of vendors and a huge selection…read moreof vintage, modern and Parisian type items. I love getting a coffee and strolling along the different vendors. Everyone is friendly and happy to be there. Last time I picked up a few items and it would be a fantastic place to shop for home for home decor, vintage clothes. olive oil, gifts and more. I find the value of the items to be fair and the environment to be lovely. Definitely check out this special market and check the website for the days and times of operation.