Can't say we cared for this place.Tried to talk to the man working there, to busy on his phone and…read moretv! Not going back!

The outside: The metal sculptures outside are incredible! I ended up with a small cactus, but I…read morewish I had taken home the large pink dinosaur. There's truly something for everyone--there are the whimsical VW bug planters to more standard lawn decor like those wooden bears every ski condo in Colorado has. I am honestly writing this review so I have Fairplay Furniture Consignment book marked once I am ready to hit buy on that dino. Antiques: There are a few gems here, for sure, but like a lot of antique shops you have to go on a treasure hunt to sort the great buys from the more run-of-the-mill stuff or the reproductions. I'm not personally super into antiques so the inside of the store wasn't really my jam, but I did see some cool doorknobs and cabinet knobs, and even an old child-size toy car that sparked my interest! COVID: The staff all wear masks and both staff and patrons observe social distancing inside the store. When I commented on how safe this makes me feel to the woman ringing me up, she shared that it's in part because they are at least an hour from the nearest hospital, so an outbreak would be a real disaster. I really appreciated that everyone was just respectful about the mask order (it was in place in Summit before the rest of Colorado this summer). Down in Denver people wear their masks like earrings or chin straps, or just around their mouth and it's just...even if you think the global pandemic won't impact you, it's just nice to see people who don't want it to impact others. Bonus: It's located right next to a gas station and, in the summer months, a Palisades peaches and local honey stand.

South Park Pottery is so much more than pottery. Located at the north end of Front Street near the…read moreold main street, it has a variety of items including pottery, jewelry, crystals, bottled scents, fun collectables, and lots of South Park memorabilia from the animated TV program. We asked the clerk why the South Park characters are so prominent throughout the town of Fairplay. She said the town was originally called South Park in the late 1800s. It became a trading post and the name was changed to let traders know the town "played fair" when making trade deals. She said the South Park name continues because one of the originators of the South Park TV show grew up in the town and many of the characters from the show were people he knew when growing up. The owner of the pottery story has a son who is a big South Park fan. His vast collection of memorabilia from the show is available for viewing in the store's South Park museum. For a few dollars visitors to the Pottery store can enjoy looking through his incredible collection.

AMAZING SHOP! Visiting nearby for the holidays and loved the store so much I went twice before I…read moreheaded home. First time I got a giant agate tower and heart and then I came back because I wanted more and got a huge amethyst geode and selenite bowl. They have a large selection of so many different crystals and jewelry, and even hand made pottery that was all so nice I had to stop myself from buying more. My aunt even went and bought an amethyst geode for herself the same day and didn't know it was me when the lady working told her someone bought the same thing earlier that day lol. Everyone was so nice and helpful, wrapped up my pieces for me with bubble wrap and a box since she asked me if I'd be flying back with them. Very good prices for everything too, definitely a shop I'll have to stop in at any time I visit again.

Must see unique store, has been the go to place for 40 years, really lots of fun and great shopping.read more

I encouraged my out-of-town guest to shop here... and totally regretted it. She found a shawl that…read morehad no price tag on it. The person working the cash register looked it up and said it would be $51. 3 minutes later, I found the EXACT same shawl in a small which had a price tag of 41.50 (the first one was a medium). We asked him to honor the price, and he said "nope, mediums probably cost more because, you know extra fabric." Okay, first of all, that's not how clothes work. But to humor him my friend tried on the small and it fit, and we asked to get that one. "Nope (again) all sales are final (he and not told us that). You can't exchange it, for the exact same item for the correct price. You CAN go buy something else for the price difference (not easy to do), so she bought a bracelet and paid more. Such a contrast to the experience I'm accustomed to shopping on Frisco Main Street. NOT a good reflection on our town at all. I will never bring a guest there again. Plenty of other local shops who treat locals and visitors well.

Fantastic store. Too bad the employees are terrible. I read a lot of the reviews and a lot of…read morepeople seem to be saying the same thing if I was the owner, I would figure that out.

2 full levels of antiques, memorabilia and vintage stuff. Clothing, bottles, beer cans, Vinyl LPs,…read moreold mags, tools, farm and ranch implements, State license places. Friendly, helpful staff. ...and everything in an old hardware store with the original quarter sawn oak cabinets and display cases. Cool place. Fun diversion while walking down the main street of Leadville.

Lovely little shop with the cutest lil employee. Owner of the shop very friendly too!read more

What a treat this store is. From the owner to the assorted, eclectic merchandise. The owner, a…read moreformer prop master in NYC, has merchandised the store as you would expect from a prop master of Broadway shows. It's interesting to walk through and see what treasures you can take home to remember your visit in Frisco and in this charming shop. The human owner and the furry owner, Charlie Bea Arthur, will definitely add to your shopping experience.

What a fun fun place!!!! If you do any shopping in…read moreBreckenridge make sure to go here. Fun jewelry, lotions and perfumes..things I really love Tons of housewares and more. I think you will love it

One of my favorite shops on Main Street. Marigold's has a heart and soul of a hip and sassy lady…read morewho has had enough of people telling her what to do and is marching to the beat of her own heart's drum--I love it! You can find a bit of everything here from housewares, to fashion, jewelry, fragrance, headwear, candies, and more. My sense is each time you visit, you'll find something new and different. It's the perfect place to go gift shopping for lady's in your life, though you can find something for everyone. They sell the travel versions of Nashville Fragrance House Ranger Station. My only complaint is I wish they sold the larger fragrance sizes. Enter from Main Street and find Marigold's upstairs, or enter from the back side of the building a look for the Marigold's sign. September 2024

Excellent shop in a great little Rocky Mountain town.read more

Fun, unique amazing antique treasures in this quaint store as you enter downtown Minturn. Owner is…read morevery friendly and helpful.

Large selection of wonderful vintage collectibles! Found a beautiful Lily Pulitzer mug for a good…read morevalue. Friendly service--can't wait to go back the next time we are in Salida!

Just want to give a shout-out to this wonderful store and Sharon who works there. I've stopped in a…read morecouple of times on Colorado road trips and there are some real treasures that make the store a great place to browse. On my most recent visit, I bought a painting and needed it shipped to Seattle. Sharon took down my info and said she'd make the arrangements with a local shipping company. When she investigated, she felt the price was too high so she created your own packaging and took my purchase to a spot in Denver (the next time she headed there), arranging for it to be shipped at one-third the original quote. So above and beyond! What's more, when I called to make the final payment arrangements, I immediately recognized Sharon's friendly voice from when I was in the store. It's because of Sharon that my partner commented, then and now, "I love Coloradans!" Yes, she's excellent PR for the entire state. Worth a visit. It's going to be a regular stop for me whenever I'm passing through.

Bee's Knees was a cool place to find in Idaho Springs. Lots of antique furniture that made seating…read morearrangements fun. Loved the few antique lamps as well and would love to see more hanging in this space I suspect the woman who served us was an owner - super friendly and helpful. We enjoyed a few glasses of wine - many you will find at your local liquor store or grocer. Would love to see more local wines and those that aren't easy to find. The Bee's Knees could benefit with some more decor. The walls are incredibly sparse and so, little for your eyes to light upon. We only enjoyed the wine but might return to pair that with their charcuterie boards.

Not an antique store. Promoted as one but that is certainly not the case. Avoid if that's what your…read moregoal is. I'm sure it's a fine wine bar but they need to update their website and online presence.