Ivan Kende has just taken over this gallery space, which is now Gallery 364. He's showing an…read moreeclectic collection of contemporary art with an emphasis on weekend music performances using the stage at the front of the venue plus temporary seating for about 25 to provide an intimate experience. This is a nice addition to the shops on Main Street. Ivan is interesting and knowledgeable. The gallery is certainly worth a visit and a chat with Ivan. I can't speak to the performances, but the space appears to have good acoustics and provides a good, smaller venue. The art is mostly large-scale and moderately expensive. We saw some interesting pieces.

A close (and fun) friend suggested that we spend the Friday morning after Thanksgiving in a…read more"Scraptastic" class at this North Boulder location, and I am so glad that I went. The overall atmosphere within Erinn Diekman's glass art workshop was so terrific, and I had such a great time. Erinn was truly kind to this arts & crafts novice, the newbie of all newbies, but she made it such a fun experience as I learned about creating art work (making bowls, plates, wall hangings, ornaments, coasters, etc) from scrap glass in all sorts of colors, transparencies, shapes, and sizes. Whether you're an amateur like me, or a serious artist, this is a really fun way to spend a couple of hours, either by yourself or with friends & family. Erinn is patient, friendly, helpful, and brilliant, making the whole experience pleasant. Strong recommendation.

I was here for a holiday group party. Cute little venue to host a small event. The catering service…read morewas good. The only downfall to the place was, there were only 2 unisex bathrooms. If they added 2 more bathrooms would've been great. The place was decorated cute. If you're looking for a small venue to host, come check out this place and see if it's in your budget. I enjoyed my time there and enjoyed people watching through the windows there.

One of my very good friends recently had her wedding here and it was perfect. The wedding was on…read morethe small side - about 50 people and we only needed one floor of the venue. Half was set up for the ceremony with seats and a gorgeous view of Boulder and the Foothills all around. Then just behind that was a bar set-up for the reception after the wedding. The other half was our dinner tables and buffet for the food. While we ate they removed the chairs and the ceremony side became a dance floor. If you're looking for a venue space to have an intimate gathering with beautiful views and a very professional staff I'd recommend checking this place out. It was lovely.

This is a wonderful and complete gallery right off Pearl St in Boulder. It has a variety of rocks,…read moreincense, gifts, and other authentic items. Similar to many other rock and metaphysical shops, but I think it's the best one we have in town. The man running it is very nice and kind. He's eager to explain about the uses of things like wood to burn and holders. They have an abundance of minerals all stashed away in every type. I got some incense for about ten bucks and it smells very nice. Do yourself a favor and stop in next time you're in town!

One of the most beautiful stores I've ever been in. Amazing vibes. Owner, Tenzin, is a Boulder…read moretreasure. Immaculate vibes and has something for everyone.

This museum continues to amaze me. Longmont is a mid-sized city that feels like a small town. In…read morethis non-Denver sized city, this museum has had exhibits showing the works of Picasso, Ansel Adams and Red Grooms! They have had an exhibit on Washi: The Japanese Culture of Paper Making. They also have an annual Day of the Dead exhibit created by community members and local artists. There is a permanent exhibit called 'Front Range Rising' which discusses the history of Longmont. You can see many of these past exhibits in a virtual tour on their website! In addition to the exhibits, there are movies, classes, performances and walking tours. The classes and movies relate in some way to the art exhibits. For example, an exhibition called 'Build: Design & Create with LEGO' was connected with the short films created by the legendary designers Charles and Ray Eames. During the Picasso exhibit you were able to take a class to learn how to create a Picasso style portrait. A recent update as of July 2025 is that the galleries will be closed until Fall 2026 while the Longmont Museum has a major expansion of its building. There will be even more galleries and a larger children's area! While the galleries will be closed they are still planning to have events in the auditorium and courtyard. They will also continue their educational programs.

We hosted an event at the museum and highly recommend them as an event space. We had initially…read moreplanned to do the event in their outdoor space, but due to rain had to pivot to indoor. The museum worked with us last-minute to ensure we still had all the resources we needed. Ally, the event coordinator, did numerous walk-throughs with us, was there all night to ensure everything went smoothly, and worked with a great staff.

Super cool little shop up in Boulder. If you're a fan of posters, vinyl, or just pop culture in…read moregeneral, then you're bound to find something that you enjoy here at PosterScene. I stopped in to check out their record selection, and I'll admit, they had a decent selection going on. Some of it was a little bit pricey in my opinion, but I was able to sift through and find a few gems. They've got a ton of posters in stock though. If you're looking for something to hang on your wall, you probably won't have to look any further if you pay this place a visit. Definitely a cool and unique little shop in Boulder. Probably gonna make it a point to dropping by here whenever I can head up.

The most incompetent business and employees I have ever encountered! I made an in store purchase to…read morebe shipped as a gift (they advertise shipping) and almost 2 weeks later it has not been shipped. I have called the store numerous times, left messages for the owner 3 times, sent 3 emails to the website and not one person has contacted me with any information on whether this package will ever be shipped. I would never recommend this business!!!!

So I had never done one of these wine and paint things until this past Saturday night at Posh. If…read moreyou are reading this review right now, thinking about whether it would be a good idea to try it for the first time, I strongly encourage you to get on their website right now and sign up. I surprised my lady friend by leaving the sports bar we were at (and not finishing the football games we were watching... painful, but it was worth it) and walking one block over to Posh for a night of drinking and painting. She LOVED it, and we both had a blast drinking wine and attempting to paint the Telluride Valley. We got there a bit early and were the first ones in, we picked our seats and then the owner, Chelsey, got us our paint and offered us a drink. The beer and wine by the glass is only $3.25 which is great, or you can buy a bottle of wine for $13, we opted for the bottle. People started trickling in and the actual instruction started a little bit later than the posted time. Chelsey is great, she makes it easy to follow along, she plays music and dances around her studio while she's waiting for the students to catch up to her and she will help you achieve your vision of how your painting should look. The way it works is she goes step by step, explains how to do each step as simply as possible and then gives you time to complete that step. The outcome is that everyone is having a great time, each person has a similar but very unique painting and at the end of all of it you have an awesome, out of the ordinary night out on the town and a nice canvass painting to bring home. You have to go check this place out!

3 1/2 stars. For our first visit at PoshSplat, my daughter…read moreand I went for "independent studio time" since they did not have any public class during the day on a Friday. We've been to other studios to paint following an instructor, and it was always a lot of fun. This place has a great selection of paintings you can choose from, and then you just copy the one you select, or just do your own. The lady who was in charge of the place that day was friendly, but both my daughter and I very quickly understood that it was better not to change the water where you clean your brushes, or ask for another paper plate (that you use as a palette.) When my daughter asked where she could change her muddy water, she was told that she really did not need to, as the paint should get to the bottom of the pot and the brush would get clean if it stays on the surface. We looked at each other, quite surprised. After a while, I really needed to get some clean water and was told that the lady would do it for me as there is no available sink for the clients. Looking at the paint stains in the bathroom, I doubt this advice is followed by most, but I understand that they want to protect their plumbing and the environment. So after that, since we did not want to bother her, we just painted with brown water (and my daughter never changed hers.) I wonder what happens when an entire class (about 20 people) is asking at some point for fresh water.... I never had that issue at other places, and this was a big surprise and disappointment (that and the fact that you are uncomfortable asking for another paper plate.) I get that they don't want to waste, but you have to keep it reasonable. In the end, we've decided that when we want to paint again, we'll go back to Whimsy in Westminster, where they have a sink in the studio for the clients to use freely, where they give you whatever you need to paint comfortably, and where parking if free and easy. If you want to stay in Boulder though, it's always fun to do one of these session. Drink an extra glass of wine and you won't even bother about rinsing your brushes. Now that's a thought, maybe I should try that next time!

Erica provided us with an amazing and entertaining show last night hosted by Arapahoe Library. So…read morefun!

An amazing spirit, kind; something different about her presence. More than a "entertainment act",…read moreshe is so incredible with her talents to read minds, and WOW a audience. We had her come to a girls night after meeting her and knew she would be a part of my life. PLEASE contact her for small gigs, big gigs, hell... I hope that you can get the very pleasure of just meeting her however it is!