I brought a picture that needed frame repair into this shop after trying two other shops. Kim was…read moreso gracious and helpful and their prices were much better than I expected. They fixed my piece earlier than I expected and the work was excellent. At pickup, the gentlemen mentioned they have art shows on certain nights. Not only do they have great service, take pride in their craftsmanship, but they also support local artists. I highly recommend this shop!

Wanted to support a local business but this will be the last time I go there…read more -young, snooty lady who took my order not personable at all. -expensive -6+week wait for a simple frame job -they add a 3% surcharge for using a credit card

Lucky Pig Gallery was an amazing experience. The art is high end and brilliant. It also expands…read moremany genres. Cathe the owner and artist herself is delightful. I highly recommend visiting LPG you won't regret it.

Simply amazing. Not only did Michael Garmin capture the people, animals, buildings, and interiors…read moreperfectly, but he also created stories you can discern simply from examining the details of each scene. Many of the rooms incorporate Pepper's Ghost effects to change from one scene to another (hence the "magic") and carefully positioned mirrors extend alleys into the distance. It would take hours to fully enjoy every detail, but even a brief visit is definitely worth the stop!.

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!

Such a cute store in Colorado Springs! There is a hat bar where you can design your own hat, a…read morejewelry making station, permanent jewelry, and a lot of other fun treasures - certainly something for everyone! The staff is very friendly and helpful, and it is in a great location - right in Old Colorado City. I had so much fun looking through the different stickers. The artsy decorations are very unique and the atmosphere is wonderful. I also love all the local pottery which has great prices. Definitely recommend stopping by!

Took a dome making class with my partner and we both had such a good time with Heather. She was…read moreboth informative and engaging - we ended up with the cutest enchanted domes! 10/10 recommend!

Found this gem via social media and went to check it out as I prep to make some spooky costumes for…read morethe whole family. Everything was well Organized and prices were reasonable. Staff can help You source ideas and u destined the layout of the store and can help you find things you didn't know you needed. Be sure to check the colors to see what's marked down. Love that we can reuse and repurpose items at a much lower price than the thrift stores lately!

Very friendly staff. An eclectic selection of crafting and sewing supplies, many of which are…read morevintage and hard to find. Great prices.

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.

I recently discovered this store as I was on the hunt to purchase new wrist mala bracelets. They…read morehave a nice selection of them! The energy in this store is wonderful. Plan on spending plenty of time here as they have an abundance of products to browse. I was hesitant to make a trip down to The Springs today but so glad I decided to! This has become my favorite Tibetan store. There is one on Pearl Street in Boulder that comes in a close second to this one. A very nice lady behind the counter immediately greeted me as I entered the store. I smelled a pleasant scenery of incense that was burning or finished burning up. This lady was also very helpful in showing me several wrist mala bracelets. She also took the time to explain the metaphysical energies of each one I looked at. I was hooked on two of them and ended up purchasing both of them. There was a third one I looked at but had to pass. Next time! She wasn't pushy with a potential sale of the third one and I really liked that about her. I also inquired about meditation cushions. I'm in need of a new one with better material. I struck gold here! They had a nice shelf with newly imported meditation cushions from Nepal. I was immediately drawn to one of the maroon cushions with the "Om" symbol on it. It's beautifully woven onto the top of the cushion with red and yellow stitching. It's very comfortable as well. The lady who helped me with the wrist mala bracelets encouraged me to try out the cushions by sitting on them. The one I'm referring to is very comfortable to sit on. It's stuffed with cotton and made in Nepal. I was hedging on buying it and chose to browse around the store more. I was offered ten percent off the cushion as well. I purchased it and was very satisfied as I carried it out of the store. So, this female staff member I referred to here is the co-owner. She and her husband have owned the store since 2007. I liked that she didn't brag about this and only offered it because I asked. She was very easy to talk to and accommodating. Also, she thanked me profusely for my purchases. Her gratitude was so sincere as well. One thing she said that I completely agree with is, your purchase at this store helps support a local business. I can only imagine how they were affected with the covid shutdown. It's also my understanding that they import products from Nepal on a consistent basis. I will definitely return here again, most likely to purchase the "third mala" I eyeballed earlier. If you like Tibetan culture, jewelry, and other products from their culture, I strongly encourage you to check them out. Again, your purchase(s) helps support a local business! I feel it's worth the trip if you live in the Denver area. There are a lot of nice shops and restaurants nearby. The Tibetan Arts & Crafts store is situated in downtown "Colorado City." The trip alone to visit this historic city is worth it! I will definitely return here again soon and spend more time, most likely an afternoon. I recommend visiting the Tibetan Arts & Crafts store then grabbing lunch or dinner at a nearby place. There are plenty of choices here! I hope your visit becomes a pleasant experience like mine was. Today was a perfect bookend to a good weekend! Looking forward to visiting again soon!

The most authentic and beautiful Tibetan store I've ever visited! Beautiful pieces, lovely owner!…read moreBeen coming here for years, always a treat.

It is a very relaxing place to just paint! The lady that owns the place is always super nice and…read morevery informative. I've never been to another place like this, but the pricing seems extremely reasonable, and the variety of pieces available is astonishing (and adorable!).

Okay, this was fun!! I have been wanting to paint pottery for a while since it's just something I…read morehad never done. This location is in the same shopping center as my favorite Starbucks so we finally decided to stop in one day. 4 hours later... we were done! My wife and I chose like the biggest ones to paint but they don't have a sitting fee (I think that's what she called it) so we took our time and painted the cutest gnome and Darth Vader ever! The prices are listed right one the piece you chose and that includes the item, the paint, and the glaze. Pretty fantastic deal! We spent $75 total and like I said, they were very large pieces. The place was packed when we went but it didn't feel overwhelming or loud. The color options seem endless. Some solids, some with sparkles, some with flecks. The brushes are a little worn so I think I may bring my own next time if that is allowed but there are plenty to route through to find what you're looking for. Best part, the variety they have to chose from! The whole store is lined with pieces including the upcoming holiday, fantasy, garden, kitchen flatware and mugs, and so much more. The place is family owned and much of the pottery they pour (again, I think that's the right'ish way to say that...). Either way, its a small business and we love supporting small businesses! We got a call when our items were glazed and ready to go, about 4 days later.