Fantastic. I had my expensive banjo overhauled by Denver Folklore Center. I dropped off a horrible…read moresounding banjo with significant problems, including warped neck, misaligned bridge, torques not correct, frets needing adjustments, and more. In only a week and a half, I got back my banjo fixed and playing like new. They are great and did a wonderful job. I highly recommend Denver Folklore Center.

Great acoustic instrument shop. Got a guitar for my daughter. It's where all my musician friends…read morego. Excellent expert service and wide selection.

Have drinks and play guitar with cool people. That's a good time! My playing has improved a lot…read moresince I started going. Give it a try!

I have wanted to learn to play guitar for years but the You Tube route didn't work for me. I saw a…read moreGroupon for Strum and Sip and took it as a sign that it was time to do it. There are different locations to make it convenient to find a class and they are a lot of fun. The instructors make it easy to learn and have you playing along with songs by the end of the second class. This is the best way for adults to learn to play.

I truly never write reviews but this local store sincerely deserves all the buzz. The variety of…read moreproducts are so unique and relatively affordable. The owner (I assume) is very knowledgeable and so friendly! I didn't bring any earmuffs with me to Denver, so I ended up buying one of the handmade (in Nepal) fleece-lined wool beanie animal hats. I do not wear hats, but I was desperate. It is the warmest hat I've ever worn, AND the fleece lining does not flatten my curls!! I got the lion beanie and want to wear it everywhere I go because it (mainly the lion's mane) brings me such joy. I can't tell whether the animal beanies are intended for children or not, but they fit adult heads -- the ear flaps (with attached tails!) make the beanie a bit wide so it doesn't totally ruin your hair day. I also bought a rastafarian animal beanie for my parents back in KC. I'm making my boyfriend go to the store with me once more before we leave Denver so I can buy at least five more beanies. They are truly so soft and warm (and less than $20!). I want one to go with every coat, and I'm going to get a few for my friends -- they may think they look a bit childish, but they won't care once they wear them.

Found a beautiful genuine moonstone ring for a very reasonable price. Owner was very helpful and…read morenot pushy to sell you something just because. I'll visit again next time I'm back in Denver.

This is a really cool shop with a lot of great stuff beyond just musical instruments. I would come…read morehere more often and spend money, however, the reason I'm giving two stars is because everytime I go in there, it feels awkward, like I'm a burden for even showing up and I don't feel welcomed. I understand the employees are busy, and that it's a pawn shop, but the last two times I've been there, no one was in the shop and the two guys there weren't on the phone and didn't even acknowledge me when I walked in. One guy by the front kind of gave me a weird look and didn't even say hello. I don't need some jolly fellow to loudly greet me and talk my ear off. But a simple acknowledgment that I'm there and a quick "Hey, welcome to our shop, let me know if I can answer any questions" goes a long way. Cool shop, bad customer service.

Mike is the shit! Got a really nice strat for only $600 and he fixed up my acoustic free of charge…read more Definitely recommend this place especially if you need a guitar!

I brought in a 1971 Martin 000-18 to have a new pick guard put on and the bridge glued. They cut a…read morenew pick guard and glued it on. It looks kind of amateurish done and has sharp edges. You can also see where the old pick guard was and when you lay the old pickguard on top of the new they are not the same size. First time I've here and I came because of all of the reviews. I need to have tuners replaced, but now I will also have the new pick guard replaced too. I won't have them do it. It cost $410.

Whoops. The suggestion one should first learn on the instrument of a neophyte might best be kept to…read moreoneself. I'd have visited a toy store if that quality is what I was seeking. Purchasing determinations are the customer's. Unfortunate they lost a sale in the first minute from input that wasn't fine tuned to our inquiry.

Great venue and super fun! It's was an intimate setting and we were up close to the artist. I can't…read morewait to find another artist there that interests me. Easy parking and there are drinks and snacks available downstairs if you'd like. A great evening of music.

Great classes! Ive been taking the adult singing class for 6 months and its been a great valueread more

The staff is incredibly knowledgeable and the kindest of humans! Thank you so much for your help…read more Support local!

Informative, helpful, and friendly. Great folks over at Flesher-Hinton…read more Highly recommend equipment rentals and lessons.

We rented my 4th grader's clarinet from Golden Music this school year for about $42 per month. When…read morewe were given a working hand-me-down clarinet from a friend, we returned the rental and asked Golden Music about having the other clarinet checked over. I was surprised to learn that Golden Music wanted $25 just to look at the instrument and tell me what repairs it might need. Even before a full evaluation, I was told it likely needed between $600 and $800 worth of work, but I would have to pay the $25 fee to find out exactly what was needed. I also asked what it would cost to purchase the rental clarinet we had been using and was quoted $587. At $42 per month, we had already paid approximately $378 in rental fees, so purchasing the instrument would have brought our total cost to nearly $1,000 for a student clarinet, even with the "buy it now" discount. I was also told that if we stopped renting over the summer, we would lose any credit toward purchasing the instrument, which felt unnecessarily pressure-filled. Something about the experience didn't sit right with me, so I decided to get a second opinion. I called around and took the clarinet to Flesher-Hinton Music in Wheat Ridge. They looked at it for free and told me that not all of the corks and pads needed to be replaced. Instead, they recommended a cleaning and replacing one cork joint, with a total estimate of $95. The difference between the two assessments was significant. Based on my experience, I strongly encourage parents to get a second opinion before agreeing to major repair work. Flesher-Hinton was knowledgeable, helpful, and transparent about what the instrument actually needed. I won't be returning to Golden Music and would not recommend them based on my experience.

Absolutely atrocious customer service. When I call Amazon, AT&T or some other multinational I…read moreexpect to get a phone tree and I expect never to speak to a live person. When I call a mom & pop store I don't expect that I am going to be put through hell trying to do something as simple as schedule a music lesson. When, after several days, I was finally able to speak with an employee they were absolutely not helpful. Run don't walk to any other music store in the area.