I spent the three best hour of this year up there. This was the most fun activity. I have done in a…read morevery long time. John is super friendly, extremely knowledgeable and he teach you the art of making glass product with such passion and love he would make you want to change your profession. I really recommend this place for great fun. He also sale some beautiful arts pieces. Ask him to speak French with you ......

We have never done this and it was incredible! We already scheduled another class to make a few…read moremore things. If you are in the area, MAKE TIME. You will not regret the experience. Go John!!

Great staff with amazing local artist. Lots to select from. Thank you so much for all the help and…read moreknowledge!

Diverse selection of items created by local artisans. Includes quilts, mosaic pieces, sculptures,…read morepaintings and photography all with a local mountain flavor. They are staffed by the artists themselves and they were very friendly when I visited. I loved how they had a section showcasing art by local high school students. Good selection of prices as well. Great place to pick up some unique gifts.

Went here for my Bachelorette party and I could not recommend more! We reserved a day to do the…read morecandle making bar and Beth blew our expectations out of the water. It was an extremely fun and entertaining experience. I will certainly be back!

Real Paint Fire is a good choice to do a ln individual project , date , couple or family craft…read moreactivity. I would say ages 5+ can enjoy an art session here. A few weeks ago I made a reservation online a day before my visit. I was able to choose what craft I was doing and there is an option for indecisive crafters as well. The next day I walked over from my hotel (it is one block east of Main Street). I checked in and the sales person at the counter said I could look around the pottery room and or head upstairs if interested in other paint projects. When you walk in there is a candle bar to make candles, there is also a retail store. When you head upstairs somebody will take you to your table and explain how to start your project depending what you chose to do. They will give you a small menu if you want any small snacks or beverages. I chose a tile project and others opted to paint ceramics. We crafted for about 2 hours and there was always a person seeing how things were going and to help. Even though everyone was very helpful and kind, Sidney was especially fantastic from start to pick up the next day of our ceramic and tile projects. I think Sidney was really genuine in making sure that our projects would come out great and that we were enjoying our time here. I would suggest if you want to take a break from walking around and shopping this would be the best thing for a little fun time.

We decided to take a drive to discover more of western Colorado. While driving on West 70 toward…read moreDillon Reservoir we stopped to see Georgetown. It's a quaint town. The kind of place I imagine people don't lock their homes or cars. After a late, delicious breakfast at Happy Cooker, we took a stroll down the main street (6th Street). One of the places that caught our eye was Georgetown Gallery. It shares a front door with Georgetown Coffee & Tea. We're not big on visiting galleries because they either have outrageous prices or the art is so bizarre or ornate it's nothing we would consider putting in our home. But Georgetown Gallery is different. It is made up of several mini-galleries from artists who make unique, affordable, and very tasteful pieces. If I had unlimited funds, I would have needed two men and a small boy to carry out all the pieces of art I would have purchased! The artisans also take turns staffing the place. On this day we got to meet Karen Heber. A retired school teacher turned painter and potter. We purchased one of her lithographs. (It's the one she shows on the gallery's website.) There were a few others we also liked but our budget wouldn't allow us to buy everything we liked. Karen's pottery was beautiful and cool, but we bought a piece of pottery from another artist to fit the decor of a friend's home. Between you and me... this gallery is VERY affordable and many of the pieces are a BARGAIN! We expected the piece of pottery we bought to easily be around $35. When Karen said it was $18 we just looked at each other like "Okaaaay, wrap it up!" All-in-all it was a pleasure to speak with Karen, learn about her art and the local history, and take our time looking around the gallery without being pressured. I'm sure we'll be visiting the gallery again around Christmastime when the town has special holiday festivities.

great burritos, cinnamon cake was unbelievable, customer service was amazing, beautiful location,…read morehighly recommend

So beautiful and unique. I thought the yarn graffiti was very interesting. Visitor center staff…read morevery friendly and informative. Lots of great brochures to help decide what to do in many areas of Colorado

I've walked by the buildings for years and never walked up to check them out until now. I'd walked…read morethe museum a few years back, the main building, but this time entered all of the old buildings behind it. There is a lot of interesting stuff and it kept my eight year old entertained.

My review is long overdue. I highly recommend Molly. Very…read moreprofessional, great communication. I went to see her for a bunch of different services: dry brushing, deep tissue massage, myofascial massage, scalp massage, foot massage, reiki. I loved Molly's massages. I don't know about reiki because I've never done it before and don't know what it's supposed to feel like. If you are thinking about getting a massage you should see her for sure (if you can get an appointment, she books out pretty quick). Make sure to add dry brushing, you'd feel awesome .

Delphina was amazing. She worked on my right areas and adjusted pressure as needed. The room and…read morebedding were clean. Wonderful experience.

This review is for the actual treatment and then the facilities (minus one star)…read more Treatment - facial - my girl Liz was TOP NOTCH. one of the best facials I have ever had. Had the hot rocks added and it was worth it. A little pricy for sure but the value was there. Facilities - I thought the sauna room would have more options like red light or salt room but overall pretty average. The dressing room was nice and had mostly all the amenities. No first responder discount which was disappointing. Also please put some chairs outside the doors so we have somewhere to sit if we arrive before 930am waiting for you to open.

The good: space! Nice locker room, hot tub, steam room, sauna, lounge…read more The bad: They turned off the steam room, sauna, and tub and removed the water 45 minutes before they closed, which was very disappointing. The ugly: The massage started out fine - other than the therapist stating that he didn't care for/about the aromatherapy products they offer as part of the massage. Like, okay. Let's do something anyway! He kept scratching my neck with his fingernail. Then he eased off my calf after I said ouch, but I said I think we can finish with that leg, but he kept going. Definitely going to bruise. His motions were abrupt from the beginning, but got increasingly rushed and anxious. His massage was rushed and fast. Moving around the room, he was opening drawers hard and sitting down hard. By the end, I asked if he wouldn't mind slowing down as he was rubbing my next and it was making me anxious he was going so fast! I'm not an anxious person. I thought I could maybe relax the stressful massage off in the steam room, but as I mentioned above, it was off. The real ugly: The final insult to injury - 18% service charge plus gratuity. Total cost - $323 for just barely 80 minutes of a sometimes painful, ultimately stressful massage. The front desk was uninterested in my experience. I hate leaving bad reviews, but save your money massage and/or spa lovers!

I covet just about everything in Thomas D. Mangelsen's Brekcenridge, CO gallery. Can't afford any…read moreof it, though. So, I keep an eye out for talented and cheaper photographers. Today I decided to head a little ways into the mountains to check out supposedly Victorian Georgetown just off I70. The historic district, while small, does have charm. It's worth the detour. After scoping out the shops I was immediately drawn to Grizzly Creek Gallery. To my surprise, the guy helping the people already in the shop was the owner/photographer Gary Haines. (Good luck running into Mangelsen at one of his galleries.) He's warm and friendly, has some great work and (best of all) he's got some reasonable prices. He's also a local. Support Colorado artists! After selecting a print it turned out he's also an expert framer. Ever been to Fast Frame? Wow, expensive! Even Hobby Lobby adds up quick. Gary framed the print in a gorgeous barn wood frame (he gets them from a friend in South Dakota) for less than Hobby Lobby's ordinary boring stuff. Thanks, Gary! Will be back on a regular basis to check out your new work.