Nice selection of local art work. Cute little place but a bit pricey. Definitely stop by to check…read moreout some of the unique pieces of art work.

Super cool collective store of many local artists with even a kitchen space in the back which a…read morefridge full of local bakers and such as well. Such unique and cool art with different styles and mediums. Definitely worth checking out.

The Baldwin Gallery is a surprising large gallery with an upstairs and and downstairs. They tend…read moreto show the larger works most likely destined for a suitably sized home. Some of the art appealed to me and other works not so much. It is a fun browse and the gallery lets you walk around unfettered. The pricing is consistent with the pricing of the homes so this is not a place to obtain your trinket from your Aspen visit. However, if you are looking for upscale real art, this is one venue.

Extremely unprofessional and disrespectful. Unacceptable from a gallery that with such incredible…read morestanding and artwork. Please do not expect a warm welcome here. As a local who also works at a well respected establishment in town, I was extremely disappointed to experience such shocking treatment for merely using the public sidewalk to answer a simple phone call in an extremely quiet and personal manner nearby the store. I've never been spoken to in a such a way. We need to do better to support one another--I will never endorse a business with such blatant and clearly, somehow acceptable, treatment towards kind and well-meaning folks on their end. Not okay under any circumstances, and certainly no way to handle an honest misunderstanding which could have been easily resolved with a simple and polite request.

Each time I set foot in the cute little town of Twin Lakes, I make a stop at Shooting Star Gallery…read more WHY? ++ Considering the town of Twin Lakes is just 3 blocks long, the gallery is easy to spot from the main road! Originally nestled near the General Store, the gallery became increasingly more popular and moved to a space just down the way to make room for more art! ++ Their motto of "Small Town Treasure Shop" completely holds true! Although semi small in size (but bigger than their original location), the shop offers a wide variety of items - lamps, bracelets, earrings and other jewelry featuring local gems, gorgeous scenery photography and blown glass pieces are just a fraction of the treasures found in this gallery! There truly is something for everyone! ++ Everything, and I mean EVERYTHING is handcrafted locally! With over 81 artist works in shop ranging in price from reasonable to exceptional, it gives me great pleasure to purchase items knowing it supports a local artist! ++ Staff is insanely friendly, nice and easily strikes up a conversation with visitors! I had a question regarding the gem in a pair of earrings and bracelet which the sweet woman was able to answer on the spot. She also provided me with the artist's name, and pointed to a few other works by her as well! ++ Although their blog is a bit out of date, the website showcases the works of various artists. Each spotlight introduces you to each artist, highlights various works and explains the thought behind creation! Each spotlight also directs visitors to the artists corresponding social media (Facebook, Etsy, etc...) pages for further information and online ordering! When in Twin Lakes - COME HERE!

This summer only shop is a great co-op of local artists and crafts folks. The wares are fun and…read morenicely displayed. Great local photos, paintings, quilts, glass work, jewelry and much more.

We fell in love with the Vickers Collection (gallery of contemporary fine art) during our recent…read morevisit to Aspen. The Collection is in the heart of downtown Aspen and is an outstanding collection of a variety of dynamic contemporary artists. It contains a unique array of emerging and mid-career artists and is a fun, whimsical collection of gorgeous pieces in all price ranges. To name just a few artists, we loved the work displayed of: Kevin Box, Robert Jackson, Kaiser Suidan, Bill Braun, Paul Rousso, Kaiser Suidan, Fraser Smith, Doug Brannan, Jim Budish, and Monkey Business. You can get more up to date info on their website at: http://www.vickerscollection.com/ Wonderful staff...very friendly and informative. Worth a visit! We can't wait to go back.

A very nice gallery showcasing all of her photos. The staff is friendly and Guada is frequently on…read moresite. I love her collection of photos of the horses of Iceland. She captures the energy of life in a wild environment. If you appreciate fine art photography and happen to be in Aspen this is a must stop on your trip. You can also explore her works on the web. Enjoy!

While perusing the shops of Aspen we wondered into this wonderful little gallery. It is named after…read morethe photographer who's art it features, Argentinian born and raised, Guadalupe, "Guada", Laiz. Of all the galleries I have visited across the globe, this one is the best. The artist work is ethereal yet raw, she captures the soul of her subjects with images so powerful you feel as though you are there. This is no small task and speaks to her talent. If you love photography you will love her work, if you love art you will love her work, if you love animals you will love her work, if you have the opportunity to meet and speak to her, you will love her. If you can not make it to Aspen look her up online, if you make it to Aspen go directly to this gallery and soak it all in, after which you can purchase a piece or two.

Installing art is very challenging, especially when you are dealing with large art pieces. I had a…read morelarge installation of 12 large pieces and Peak Fine Art was incredible - the Art installers Brett & Ben went above and beyond to make sure it was done perfectly and were responsive to some last minute changes I decided to make -- all the while handling the art pieces with the greatest of care. It's refreshing to work with real professionals that are the best in their niche. If you are looking for masterful art installers, look no further than Peak Fine Art - I can't recommend them enough!

WORST I usually do…read morenot leave negative feedback, but this place is to be AVOIDED The customer service is very poor, they are overpriced and the staff are rude. I used their services for an important delivery. It cost double what other comparable services cost. when I asked about it the manager stated, yes he knew they were more expensive but people liked them and they dealt with rich people. Does that mean rich people like to be taken advantage of? The company also does not accept credit cards although they don't tell you that until after they bill you. This is an out of date company run by rude, unprofessional people. To be avoided at all costs. no pun intended. FIND ANOTHER COMPANY, THIS ONE IS REALLY BAD

Incredible tour by docent Julie. We toured both the hunt house and three floors of the main…read moreresidence. Original furnishings, art work and living quarters from a time pre-electric and pre-railroad to Leadville. Tons of mining history and home residents history - delivered with enthusiasm and passion for the time period by our guide Jules. 1 hour - do it!

Spent a fun time with knowledgeable Michelle Ramirez viewing these 2 remarkable homes that were…read morefilled with antiques of the times as she shared the history and the fascinating real life stories of Leadville and Colorado. Great job by Michelle and, if you like history, you should add it to your Colorado/Leadville experience. We'd do it again.

The owner really is awful, you'll see other reviews about him. It's a very depressing environment…read more The inventory is weak at best anyhow. Amazon is all you need if the customer service experience is poor at the small shops. Glad I didn't lose my temper though. Charles even told me to "fuq my whole family, every one of them!". Great guy.

This is a neat little shop which sold books, CDs, jigsaw puzzles and other similar products…read more The manager at the time(don't know if she still is) was Carol Hill who was the person responsible for organizing the whole LP event there so I spent a bit of time perusing the shop for books and CDs and just BSing with Mrs. Hill and the other workers there. The price of most items seemed pretty high and the selection limited. I had bought a Dean Ing paperback for the long drive home.