Love this place during Halloween and Christmas. They do a fun scavenger hunt that really makes you…read morelook in each little nook to ensure you're seeing everything. We go every year and always look forward to it!

A really nice and alternative museum which has been a staple in OCC for many years. Glad they were…read moreable to continue to remain in business for so many years and offer a different slice of Americana to locals and visitors alike! A great little place to take refuge from inclement weather when visiting or to bring out of town guests, a scavenger hunt was available during Xmas 2025 to further engage visitors, great idea that could be pushed even further with a small memento for hunters at completion Overall great family fun!

Lovely artist-owned gallery in the heart of downtown COS. We recently closed on a new home near…read moreGarden of the Gods, and wanted to bring in touches of the local landscape; Gallery 113 was highly recommended by our friends and it's easy to see why! The art reflects a range of subjects and mediums, with the majority featuring the distinctive landscapes, flora, and fauna of the area. Whether you're looking for a gift or a new piece for yourself, you can't go wrong with visiting this gallery. As an added bonus, because the gallery is artist owned, the pieces are very reasonably priced. Go! Support local artists. You won't be disappointed.

Gallery 113 is amazing! I think it's awesome that they have many local artists. We have also…read morechecked out art galleries in Denver, but we truly loved the pieces we saw in Gallery 113. I ended up buying two wonderful pieces of artwork at the end of my Colorado trip. I was ecstatic that they were still there from the first time I went. We bought a lovely painting of Pikes Peak. It's hanging up in my kitchen in Madison right now. The other one we bought was of the Kissing Camels and the artist used materials that she found at Kissing Camels as part of the art. It's a really nice space and I hope to come back the next time I'm in Colorado.

This place is always such a delight to window shop at! I love seeing all the local artists…read morerepresented and always find unique pottery and paintings that would look lovely in anyone's home. I do tend to think the prices are a bit steep here, but not out of the norm for an art gallery. I look forward to my next visit!

BEWARE of the dog that is in this shop!!!! I went into this store with my husband and 3 year old…read more When walking around we walked past the dog and the dog snapped at my daughter trying to bite her hand. The owner of the dog (and possibly the the store) asked what happened, and I told her. She didn't believe me so she asked my husband if that's what happened. She then told us to get out and shut the door. No apologies, remorse, concern, anything. We left and two ladies followed us out saying they saw what happened and that they were so sorry. I then handed my crying daughter over to my husband and went back in and told the lady she was rude, to not believe me, my daughter deserves an apology and the dog shouldn't be in the store. The lady told me that people walking by tell her the dog snap and shows teeth to them when trying to come in and she never sees it, nor believed it. I was like EXCUSE ME?! People have complained about this before and you KEEP bringing your dog to work?! That's completely unfair to the dog and to innocent people. This is a warning because the dog is going to end up biting someone!

This is a fantastic space! I've driven by lots of times, but had the opportunity to take a tour of…read morethe space recently. From local art galleries, to indigo dye classes, to a cafe...this space has it al! One thing I was particularly interested in was their membership model. Local artists can pay for a monthly membership and have access to all sorts of tools needed for creation. Additionally they have multiple spaces open to community use! This would be a great space to check out if you're looking for meeting space. This space is really interesting and a great addition to Manitou Springs!

Small art center which doubled as a venue for classical chamber music. The program was done by the…read moreEpic Community Center. A pleasant evening concert. Room was a little warm but had good acoustics.

Great, Fun Art Gallery & energetic Owner, Wonderful person (Gayle) promoting the Arts in Woodland…read morePark, CO

This gallery in my opinion is exceptional. All of the artists are regional and varied and I can't…read morenot buy some thing when I go in there. From gorgeous fine art on the walls to glassware to jewelry to photographs to stained glass, to furniture, she really covers lots of bases with extraordinary choices. I highly, highly recommend this gallery.

What an awesome concept for a store! Walking around and seeing all the different art was so much…read morefun. I'm in need of a couple of pieces for my house, so now that I've found this fun little spot tucked away in Manitou, I will know exactly where to come. I love supporting local as much as I possibly can. The more we can all get away from Amazon shopping the better. But I digress. This is truly a shop you need to find yourself stopping at if you're in Manitou, you won't be disappointed!

I LOVE this gem of a shop in Manitou Springs, CO. It's an artist co-op so not only are you…read moresupporting local artists but since it's not a gallery I find the prices are really reasonable and more within my price range. I typically stop in here once during every visit to the area and always find something fun to take home as a souvenir.

Is everything on the most expensive truck ? I understand souvenirs are expensive but geez…read more I've been coming here since I was a teen , and it has grown beautifully. I miss out back , looks like they put a weird tent up. , and poured concrete . Got rid of the back yard feel with the garden , grass, waterfall, wagon wheels. , so I was pretty bummed about that . They did however add lots of tables for dining , for their little cafe they have going on in there now . It sure has grown so that is good I suppose . They also threw one of those water mines that you can buy a bag , and search for treasures :) I haven't been here in 8 years and I can't tell if I was amazed or disappointed. Manitou I hold dear to my heart , so regardless I sure am thankful it's still here

Nice pit stop/rest area to grab lunch after roaming around at Garden of the Gods…read more I got a chicken balsamic wrap which did its job in refueling me. Just didn't care for the overly chunky bits of feta cheese. Great for souvenir shopping. You could easily spend an hour or more if you have time. Theres a big outdoor area as well. I came when it was a quiet day so it was relaxing and peaceful to sit outside. Women's restroom was a bit hidden but mission accomplished.

With Christmas shopping completed two weeks before the holiday and no intent to purchase anything…read moreelse, we walked into Velez Galleries "just to look". Browsing the vast collection of turquoise and other stones and pieces of jewelry we asked about White Buffalo. Michael showed us a raw mined chuck of White Buffalo of which he explained how he could craft into a pendant to fit on my wife's Navajo necklace. Velez Galleries went above and beyond to create a truly special pendant. Michael's exceptional service and professionalism made the entire experience unforgettable, entertaining and educational. We were particularly impressed with how Michael took the time to explain where White Buffalo was mined and how he could transform a raw stone into a beautifully crafted pendant. This one-of-a-kind piece is something my wife will treasure forever. Needless to say, Christmas shopping was extended for one more day and we walked out of Velez Galleries with a new pendant and earrings. Give them a call or stop by, not only do they create the most amazing jewelry on site but they do repair work as well as buy selected items from the public.

Extensive selection of indigenous jewelry/wall art/pottery and more from the Americas; from South…read moreAmerica to Alaska. All work is authentic. I went in to see if I could find out if my silver pin (from the 1980s) was indeed Hopi. It was. My bracelet with Hopi design was not. (They told me it was likely Navajo). I learned that the stamp on the back of each authentic Hopi piece was the artist's "signature". Besides jewelry, I really liked the Inuit soapstone carvings, the southwest pots; San Ildefonso, Acoma etc. In addition, the store is on very fun street for shopping; 2505 Colorado Ave, Old Colorado City, Colorado Springs, CO

This place is awesome for picture framing!! I had a couple thankas that I wanted framed, and Reed…read more(the owner) was extremely helpful and insightful in selecting the best mat and frame combinations. What he ultimately produced was wonderful -- the color and frame selections were spot-on for the thankas, and the workmanship was absolutely perfect. A real attention to detail. Thank you!!

Great gallery plus they're the best frame shop in town! Real pros who give you your money's worth…read more Some other frame shops in the area subcontract to them! (I know this first hand.) Avoid the mark up- go directly to Reed and Emily.