This Gallery is one of my favorites in Old Colorado City. I take all out guest here, Phil Lear's…read morework is particularly interesting for western collectors. I am looking forward to returning here in June. They have a new artist that I am looking forward to seeing. I will check back.

Unique art with a story. Multiple price points. Smart and helpful staff. I will be backread more

This place is magic. Easy to get to, easy to park, and you can come in and make $5 bracelets, $15…read morenecklaces, and anything else you can dream. Brought my kids in to make bracelets on our way home from breakfast. Came in the next day because I brought in some beads of my own that I picked up on my road trip. I was unsure how to put it all together in the vision I had, but the owner was quick to help me put it all together in a way I loved! If I lived here I'd be here everyday.

I've brought in special needs adults three times and each time we were treated graciously;…read moreemployees made sure we were well taken care of. The one employee (didn't get name) was very patient with the nonverbal adult I was with. The next time I was with that same adult, plus another who was very into the experience and wanted a special bracelet for her doll, which meant the owner (Cheyenne) had to figure out the sizing of the string. She was very patient and helpful. I had also explained that the other individual didn't have activity money from our agency because she'd used it all up, so could she just have a box of "old beads from the back" that she could tinker with. Cheyenne took it upon herself to offer her two bracelets on the house. I'll be taking all future individuals to this bead store! The bead selection is overwhelmingly extensive. You'll find what you're looking for.

If you have a hobby this is the store for you Not just…read moresewing supplies but many used and repurposed craft and hobby needs fulfilled at a decent price And for the most part the volunteers are pretty friendly and helpful

Very friendly staff. An eclectic selection of crafting and sewing supplies, many of which are…read morevintage and hard to find. Great prices.

The most authentic and beautiful Tibetan store I've ever visited! Beautiful pieces, lovely owner!…read moreBeen coming here for years, always a treat.

I recently discovered this store as I was on the hunt to purchase new wrist mala bracelets. They…read morehave a nice selection of them! The energy in this store is wonderful. Plan on spending plenty of time here as they have an abundance of products to browse. I was hesitant to make a trip down to The Springs today but so glad I decided to! This has become my favorite Tibetan store. There is one on Pearl Street in Boulder that comes in a close second to this one. A very nice lady behind the counter immediately greeted me as I entered the store. I smelled a pleasant scenery of incense that was burning or finished burning up. This lady was also very helpful in showing me several wrist mala bracelets. She also took the time to explain the metaphysical energies of each one I looked at. I was hooked on two of them and ended up purchasing both of them. There was a third one I looked at but had to pass. Next time! She wasn't pushy with a potential sale of the third one and I really liked that about her. I also inquired about meditation cushions. I'm in need of a new one with better material. I struck gold here! They had a nice shelf with newly imported meditation cushions from Nepal. I was immediately drawn to one of the maroon cushions with the "Om" symbol on it. It's beautifully woven onto the top of the cushion with red and yellow stitching. It's very comfortable as well. The lady who helped me with the wrist mala bracelets encouraged me to try out the cushions by sitting on them. The one I'm referring to is very comfortable to sit on. It's stuffed with cotton and made in Nepal. I was hedging on buying it and chose to browse around the store more. I was offered ten percent off the cushion as well. I purchased it and was very satisfied as I carried it out of the store. So, this female staff member I referred to here is the co-owner. She and her husband have owned the store since 2007. I liked that she didn't brag about this and only offered it because I asked. She was very easy to talk to and accommodating. Also, she thanked me profusely for my purchases. Her gratitude was so sincere as well. One thing she said that I completely agree with is, your purchase at this store helps support a local business. I can only imagine how they were affected with the covid shutdown. It's also my understanding that they import products from Nepal on a consistent basis. I will definitely return here again, most likely to purchase the "third mala" I eyeballed earlier. If you like Tibetan culture, jewelry, and other products from their culture, I strongly encourage you to check them out. Again, your purchase(s) helps support a local business! I feel it's worth the trip if you live in the Denver area. There are a lot of nice shops and restaurants nearby. The Tibetan Arts & Crafts store is situated in downtown "Colorado City." The trip alone to visit this historic city is worth it! I will definitely return here again soon and spend more time, most likely an afternoon. I recommend visiting the Tibetan Arts & Crafts store then grabbing lunch or dinner at a nearby place. There are plenty of choices here! I hope your visit becomes a pleasant experience like mine was. Today was a perfect bookend to a good weekend! Looking forward to visiting again soon!

Staff is friendly and helpful. The selection of craft materials is really varied. The prices are so…read moremuch better than any craft store. For a business that began to try to keep craft materials out of the landfill, I would say the service they provide is exceptional.

Love going to this store for fun finds at good prices. It's moving and changing locations make its…read moreconfusing at times but worth keeping up with. Stock is also low at times but overall this little shop is awsome and I love the people.

What a gem in Colorado Springs! This would be perfect for a mother/daughter outing (old enough and…read moremature enough to work with the soldering iron), a date night, or a girls night out! I initially found this place because they were offering a fun class "sip and solder" where you could try a small stained glass project AND bring your own adult beverages. I chose to make a narwhal! What a blast! Excellent instruction, fun project, very hands-on, and lots of different stained glass options! Others in our class made a sailboat, a cat, a jester hat, a butterfly, and an owl. I can't wait to come back and try some other glass projects that I always wondered how to make, but didn't think I'd have a chance to learn! They have a wide variety of classes and while the space isn't like these newer, more trendy art studios, it is still a great atmosphere. I can't wait to go back again!

The class itself was great, the teacher was a mouthy Canadien who spoke rudely and loudly of her…read morepolitical views and used profanity. I'd go back but can't stand her attitude towards us.

This is a small but nicely done art supply thrift store. They have lots of items to use in your…read morenext craft or art project.

From the owner: "The Creative Reuse of Pueblo or CRoP is an Art Supply Thrift Store operating out of the Pueblo…read moreArts Alliance. We strive to provide high quality, low priced art and maker supplies to creatives in Pueblo and surrounding area. We seek to gather usable items in one place to help alleviate waste and to encourage recycling. We accept donations of gently used art, craft, and creative industry supplies. Receipts are available. Always looking for volunteers and for donations. Our mission is to help creatives create - come on in - get inspired!"

We experienced a 4 hour marathon in learning the Bob Ross style painting method. We absolutely…read moreloved it and framed our paintings. Such a memorable experience. We'd go back for another fabulous artistic adventure in another medium.

I'm a regular customer and everytime I go in, they are always so welcoming and helpful. My grandma…read moreand I usually go every Saturday and they are so knowledgeable about just about everything. Crystal, Shelly, and Dawn have all been so friendly and helpful when we need suggestions for colors or designs. Pricing is fair, especially since you don't have to pay a studio fee and you can go back however many times it takes to finish your piece. They have good music. They also have snacks and drinks (soda, juice, alcohol) so people can enjoy what they're doing for hours. So many items and projects to pick from. Big big fan