Good god. Why, why, why do not more communities have this. They are building a foundation our…read morecommunity needs to express themselves and build what is important to them. Thank you TinkerMill for being awesome and not some greedy "move in" company trying to suck blood from our town. You are loved

From the owner: Longmont's makerspace. We have a well stocked woodshop, machine shop, ceramics studio, jewelry and…read moremetal craft, blacksmithing, welding, stained glass, laser cutters, 3D printers, electronics and robotics, even a HAM radio! What will you make?

kind of a selective place in terms of who they will help…read more was sent there by utilities dept. to get my utilities turned back on. I'm a disabled senior w cancer and heart issues. got there, they tell you you'll be called in 24 hours, they will not help you when you actually need it. had to borrow money, to get turned back on, still cold Wes. talked to them the next day, they said since I " self" resolved and was turned on( but only for a few days) I'd have to make an appointment, and probably wouldn't get one for weeks. the week before a friend told me they helped her imediately, paid utilities to get it turned in, literally days before this happened to me. they said they had no connection to Social Sevices, but when I went in there, they had my name address and everything else on a computer and I've never been there before. Doesn't seem like these people really help someone who needs help. So the moral of the story is if you borrow money that you have to pay back within like 24 hours or something to get your utilities turned on so you don't freeze they won't help you. you have to make an appointment and wait weeks to get help but some people walk in and just catch help right away. Sad and I felt discriminated against.

Wow, I've read some really petty situations getting some people upset on Yelp, that's a shame and…read morereally the complaints are from someone who's upset... Hey, they can help you in so many ways - focus on the positive! What OUR Center does for those in need of several basic necessities. Sometimes things that are more complicated take a bit longer to sort out. OUR Center is really a a doing a very difficult job in offering resources to those who need help. Many of the people who make OUR Center function are the volunteers who selflessly donate their time, strength and knowledge as well as so many people in the community at large and local grocery stores that donate food and hygiene items that the clients in OUR Center go home with. The OUR Center staff are then able to help with other, more complex challenges - AS HUMANLY POSSIBLE! And sometimes OUR Center goes through shortages of some items, just know that they also know about it and are doing their best to get that item ... especially during the pandemic! OUR Center require that you become registered as a client. You cannot just walk in and walk out without some paperwork and counseling. OUR Center is NOT a religious organization, but respects all religions and all people (who behave like normal humans - I mean, come on!). Breakfast and lunch is served most day - call to confirm. Groceries are allotted with a point system based on you family number. For the grocery, you must call to get an appointment and be an OUR Center client. You will be able to pick out what you want based on availability of donations, the volunteers hard work, the Center's ability to store items for their clients (they have an expensive building with a kitchen, dining area, warehouse, and client shopping area, and a clothing closet, and offices). The community closet has re-opened after COVID restrictions and thanks to the people at large who donated (and continue to donate) clothing, clients are now able to apply for clothing point/dollars. The clothing is in great shape, often brand new, and displayed in a nice, organized, clean atmosphere. They also have some kitchen items for those "just starting-out. The cost maximum is $2/2 points per item (insanely low!). They select only the best donations to pass on to their clients and at this time, clients who see the representative, can shop every 3 months. There is so much more to OUR Center! Be positive, let them help you, and be realistic about the time table, this isn't a magic show!

First time experiencing an abandoned baby rabbit in my backyard. There were four baby bunnies in a…read morewell hidden nest under my deck, but my dogs killed three. I rescued the surviving one that was not injured. A recent resident in Colorado, I was unsure what to do. A google search pointed me to Greenwood for assistance. I reached out via text and chatted with Tori. She provided me with an overview of what they do and asked me if it was possible to reunite the baby with the mother. The nest was abandoned due to my dogs presence. I took the baby rabbit to Greenwood and they took the bunny. Tori mentioned that they have many abandoned bunnies and know what to do.

I brought an injured animal to them and knew immediately I was in the right place. These people are…read moreangels and it's hard to state how much I appreciate what they do.

Got a full set of Fiesta ware dishes today. So excited!!…read moreThe shop is non-profit so happy to shop there and help the community

UPSCALE BOUTIQUE WITH HIGH END (used) CLOTHES WASHED & CLEANED BEFORE YOU BUY!!…read more What other thrift shop cleans the gently worn clothes that may have pet fur or spots on it before you buy?? NONE!! Elevated Community Clothing Boutique offers great Service! Cleanliness! Selection! & incredible Value to your wardrobe!! They scrutinize each piece they accept & clean it right in the shop!!! They have a wonderful collection of casual/formal designer & name brand wear at a fraction of the price! Check this Longmont secret out!!!

Very friendly bar staff. Tasty bar food; sandwiches, sliders, fries combos, and other entrees I…read morehaven't tried yet. Bar owner Krissy is great and her staff are cool. It's a bit laid-back, but I like that. I've been to Karaoke Night several times, run by Tim. It is a bit loosey-goosey and I never know when I am going to get to sing! But Tim is nice and accommodating if you have questions. The owner, Jennifer is all business but fair. When I approached her about selling our self-published Winter Gift Book, SNOW SIGNALS, she bought two! Apparently she was able to sell both! I'll keep coming back, especially if they schedule more karaoke!!

Came here for open mic night on a Tuesday night. Parking was on the street and very limited…read more Friendly staff and small bites and full bar had many things on it. Some items seemed a wee bit overpriced. We got the large pretzels and they were very heavy on salt and the beer cheese was just off in flavor as well as presentation but the pretzels were good otherwise. Definitely a unique venue space but they got pretty nice set up for to bands to play. Bring your friends and check it out for yourself.

Some places you visit and leave unchanged. Luvin Arms isn't one of them…read more Spring Fest 2026 was my first time at the sanctuary in Erie, and I wasn't fully prepared for how much it would stay with me. The event itself -- free admission, local vendors, food trucks, live music drifting across an open field -- had an easy, unhurried energy that felt genuinely community-built rather than produced. People were there because they wanted to be, and it showed. What set it apart was the heart behind all of it. The volunteers and staff were warm, knowledgeable, and clearly devoted -- not just to the event but to the animals whose stories they shared with anyone who'd listen. And those stories land. Each resident has a history, and hearing even a few of them reframes the whole visit. You stop seeing animals and start seeing individuals. The vendor village was thoughtful and local -- the kind of lineup that reflects actual values rather than whoever paid for a booth. The music kept the atmosphere light without overshadowing the real draw. Best for anyone who appreciates community events with genuine purpose -- families, solo visitors, people who want to spend an afternoon somewhere that means something. Luvin Arms earns its reputation quietly, and Spring Fest is a beautiful entry point.

What an amazing organization and the compassion tour was really great. They even offered vegan…read moresnacks at the end. The animals were all so sweet, the staff were helpful and clearly loved working there, and our Tour guide was very informative. Keep up the good work! If you need some animal time, please check this place out. Even consider volunteering, if you can.

They were super friendly, reasonably priced, and made everything very easy. Cannot recommend enough…read moreif you need something shredded.

The neighborhood had a recycling event and girls gotta purge! Be sure to bring your utility bill if…read moreyou want the free shreds also items only 45 cents a pound! I did have to pay because I had 5 boxes and only 3 are free. It around $20. There were some challenges with payment technology, but the staff was very friendly, down to earth and efficient. My favorite! Muddy parking lot because snow melt, but the unload section is on concrete.

While their services are admirable, their adoption application fee is non-refundable. Which you…read morewill not know unless you scour the adoption application for the obscure warning. When contacting the organization about refunding the fee, I was at first promised a refund, then the promise was rescinded. The organization's adoption practices do not seem like they are over the table. I will not be using their services again.

This is a tough one, because the horses are safe and very well cared for. But some of the people…read moreworking there seem to have some personal problems that they bring to work. The manager would be better suited to car sales - she made me uncomfortable with the heavy-handed, saccharin sales job. The trainer with long blonde hair was temperamental when I was there - very moody and unprofessional. Had to amend rating to a two star when I witness same blonde trainer yelling at a coworker in front of visitors. Again, horses are in good hands, but the staff needs some serious training themselves.

Prices are too high for a thrift store. This store has a…read moretheft problem. They have a sign on the jewelry rack saying, "Please don't forget to pay for your jewelry"!!! Every time-- EVERY TIME-- I've been in a dressing room, there are price tags lying on the floor. They need an employee checking what people are bringing into the dressing rooms. Why would I donate here knowing that way too many people are just strolling on out with whatever they want?

second time I've gone to this place to recycle items and the items - children's storage bins and…read morechildren's toys have been refused. absolutely worthless organization! the entire point was to recycle vs dumping at a landfill. not sure if the employee is just lazy or is trying to only take items that generate larger amounts of money. waste of my time, will never attempt to donate there again!