Fantastic sampling of local art! Friendly staff. I enjoyed…read morechatting with Artist Rae Ann for a while. She was very helpful. Loveland's best gallery, by far.

This is a little gem in Loveland. Whether you want to paint ceramics or create unusual glass…read morepieces, this is a fun experience! I made a little sunflower night light out of melted glass, and the owner Eileen spent time helping me get it just right! She was patient and showed me techniques to make this a fun and easy project! I highly recommend stopping by and spending time with Eloise and her daughter Jana to create your own unique art piece. By the way, Eileen is an incredible artist ad you will enjoy viewing her artwork which is displayed all around the gallery!

This place is fun and a great way to craft when you don't have a lot of spare time! Just pop in and…read moremake cool things.

This little gallery was recently voted Loveland's Favorite Gallery by the Loveland Reporter-Herald!…read moreI think it's deserved. The owner is a very lovely and intelligent lady by the name of Susan Richards. Her MO is to make art affordable to the masses as well as high quality, of course! She does this all as a single mom, too. There is a selection of art--all by local artists that ranges from watercolor to prints to glass, greeting cards, jewelry or pottery. There is something for anyone's price range. The most expensive piece isn't even that expensive by most gallery's standards. The atmosphere is pleasing and not intimidating. Another fun bonus is that Susan holds events such as 'Howling at the Moon' every month or so where folks can get together for a little gnosh and an art project and enjoy themselves. There are other events that you can get on a mailing list to see. No more snotty galleries with exorbitant prices and unfriendly staff!

I came to this place based off the reviews and I'm so happy I did. They are professional and very…read morehelpful, I had a print that needed to get framed and they did an amazing job! I will be coming back !!

Really love the thorough and mindful approach to finding the right frame for special pieces.read more

How can they fit so much good stuff in that little building? I don't know - but it sure is fun to…read morebrowse and that usually leads to buying for ME! Lots of local, handmade quality items can be found here. A fun place to find something unique. Hard to reach if driving south on college - but going North, slow down after Turning Point and there it is! Enjoy! Very cute and creative at this lovely shop!

I came in to see if I could find some Christmas gifts and it was a successful visit!…read more Lots of unique jewelry made in Colorado and many Colorado and Fort Collins themed items. A great place to come for a souvenir as well! I ended up leaving with some stickers, Christmas ornaments, Colorado themed socks, and some earrings! Staff were friendly. I recommend checking them out if you need any Colorado themed items or locally made goods!

This place is the best! They sell products from lots of local businesses and are always happy and…read morehelpful. I love spending time in here!

I stopped in here for a little gift for a friend and had the most magical time!…read more This shop has any crystal or fossil you can think of! I saw things I have not seen in other stores before! Everything was reasonably priced ($3-150 depending on what you were looking at). The workers were very knowledgeable about all the rocks and minerals they had in the store, it was well organized and it was just a very pleasant experience. The shop is so beautiful inside and I loved how much natural light there was. I am sad we don't have a shop here in my hometown like this!

A have-everything shop for geode and rock nerds, I cannot recommend the space more, however it's…read moredifficult to buy things when each piece costs $30-50 on the low end. My only concern would be the ethics behind the procurement of the geology pieces.

Great center for photo enthusiasts. Very impressed for the…read moreopportunities they offer to see great photos and opportunities to meet the photographers and their workshop opportunities. Definitely worth visiting and getting to know the staff.

***** WARNING TO ARTISTS *****…read more I submitted a fee-based entry for possible inclusion of my artwork into a competition hosted by the Center for Fine Art Photography. I submitted through the artist hosting website the Photography Center chose to utilize which is called Cafe Listings. I logged the notification date as stated in the prospectus on my calendar and looked forward to notification on that day of either acceptance or denial into the exhibition. Having used Cafe Listings dozens of times in the past, I was expecting their standard automated email notification listing each specific art piece with an indication of acceptance or denial into the exhibition. The notification date came and went. I received no notification. In the days that followed, the art pieces I submitted were "held hostage" as I was unable to solicit them elsewhere pending notification from the Center for Fine Art Photography. Days later I checked the Photography Center website and discovered selections had been made days earlier. I contacted the Executive Director and Curator and insisted on a full refund for non-compliance on their part for not having notified me. (Let me note here, that approx. 8 years ago when I contacted the Photography Center for a different incidental business matter, to my shock, they placed me on their mailing list. I immediately removed myself from their list.) The Executive Director and Curator explained that they did send me a notification (not through Cafe Listings as they should have, but instead through iContact, their mailing list), but the notification bounced because I removed myself from their mailing list (8 years ago, mind you!). She also stated she would not be refunding my submission fee. I contacted the credit card company I paid the submission fee with, Bank of America. I submitted to them copies of the prospectus, the email exchanges, and a sample of what a Cafe Listings artist notification should look like. Bank of America has no tolerance for the irresponsible, sloppy, and incompetent business practices that were demonstrated by the Photography Center. They reversed the charge and refunded my entire submission fee. How the so-called Executive Director and Curator does one thing, is how she does everything. Irresponsible. Sloppy. Incompetent.