just now New…read moreOutstanding experience with piano lessons and cello (lessons over the past year and a half). Erin P makes piano fun for my 8 year old, she's encouraging, shows my daughter what's next, and she's learning to read sheet music. My other daughter takes cello lessons and we received help tuning her cello and getting answers about cello tape - Alana at the front desk can also help with string instruments. She's so sweet. Wonderful and professional experience with every staff member here. They're also very accommodating with occasional schedule changes, rates are very reasonable for quality received. I'm happy my children can read and enjoy music!

My daughter has taken guitar, ukulele and now voice lessons with American Music School. The…read moreenvironment is very welcoming and has such a warm feeling. All of the teachers and the front desk staff are very friendly and knowledgeable in their skills!

The service was second to none. The drinks were generous…read moreand Carson is now my favorite bar tender . She's beautiful , smart and on her game . My kind of girl . I will be back .

Stopped by on a Monday afternoon and was surprised to find several folks already at the bar, lol…read more We ordered their green chili tots and a few cocktails. My guy stuck to Bullet and coke, which was a great choice. I ordered a margarita and then a paloma. While the bartender was great, friendly and attentive, these two cocktails were subpar. A better plan for me would have been to order a cider or maybe a sour beer. Lesson learned. Cool little bar with lots of room for small and large crowds alike and if you're a Steelers fan, you'll feel right at home here! Skip the marg though, lol.

Great first time experience; good service, good prices, good food and drinks and the pool tables…read morewere immaculate. We'll definitely return!

Friendly environment and excellent place to shoot pool. Ask Lanora about the DRINK SPECIAL of the…read moreday!!!

I unfortnately had to deal with trying to get refunded money after being charged for a returned…read morerental. But I was not getting anywhere even after calling saying I returned it to the Littleton, CO store. I finally got a refund 3 months later after I did a chargeback on my account. However they said they refunded me twice and charged me again without indicating they were doing this. Very poor customer service and the system they have for returns is terrible. I will not be going here ever again

We have rented since 2021 for our daughter, who started on the clarinet. We were very pleased at…read morehow easy the rental process was for a student musician. She switched to flute promptly into her sixth grade year and played until she graduated eighth grade. She then switched to the cello. No issues with switching. She's been playing cello for the last year and decided she wanted to switch to keyboard. We own a keyboard. So, I went in to discuss what our options were for returning our rental and purchasing a violin for our other daughter. The gentlemen at the counter explained how much we had in rental equity, closed my account, and said I had 30 days to decide on an instrument before my equity would be no longer valid. I went in today, a few days before my equity would expire and he told me that I can only use 50% of my equity on another instrument. I asked if I switched the account to a violin could I then purchase it? He told me my account is closed already and there's nothing he can do. So, we rented for four years and just trashed over $1k in rental equity because they will not sell me a student violin using the exactly amount of equity I've built. I spoke to the same person both visits. I am very unhappy with this outcome and will not be recommending Music & Arts to any new student musicians. The whole point of this is to let children play music and figure out what they like or don't like. When a child finds the instrument they like, I would hope the music store we've been loyally renting from would be thrilled to make a purchase happen for said child so they can continue their musical journey. Really, really disappointing.

First of the holiday events I attended to try and get me into the holiday spirit. We braved the…read moreelements though it actually wasn't that cold but the previous snow that stuck around and gave it that Christmas magical feeling. We went on VIP night even then it was crowded that night and it was full. They had to use overflow parking but still good times.

Free and beautiful!…read more I went here on a date just killing some time while I waited for my car to be done with an oil change. We walked around the grounds and took in all of the beauty. I even saw a couple of frogs! He mentioned going back during a holiday cause it would be decorated, and I would definitely love to see it. It was really pretty grounds and there was actually a few private events going on so some areas were not accessible. It's a really nice place to walk around and just drove through the garden with your friends

Nice crowd ! I…read morethink it is my kinda crowd even tho I didn't get into it with anyone but it feels and looks right Polite and friendly staff

This is not a place to go if you are LGBTQ+. I'm a cisgender disabled woman married to a…read moretransgender woman. First of all, the place is damn near disabled hostile. More importantly, we couldn't get service. We were ignored by every employee working there. It was karaoke night and we really wanted to sing. We put our names in at 10 pm. When it was about 12:30, and the bar had emptied significantly we figured it would be time to sing soon. And then we noticed that the rotation had repeated without us. And then it repeated again. We asked the KJ about it and she told us that somehow there were 75 singers on the list and that we weren't going to be able to sing at all. It's a really small place and I don't think 75 people can even fit in there. (Yes,we tipped. $40 for the two of us) Anyone who's queer can tell when there's a reason for bad service. There was a reason.

Did an internet purchase from this location. Great communication and i feel the staff went over and…read moreabove for my purchase. SUPER HAPPY with this location and looking forward to doing business with them again!

Dan at the front counter was very helpful in answering my questions and left the counter to show…read moreme, an amateur with electronics, what could be done by demonstration with a guitar and amplifier, that made it easier for me to be objective; and he pointed out the USB option I did not know about. I learned something from him, and realized later the great value for the price of the amplifier, and all the more with the relatively inexpensive guitar he picked up... he made the guitar & amp sound great together in just seconds, and with inspiration - I decided I would consider the purchase of the guitar as well.

Great place for hardcore fun! Throwing lotsa punches with my buddies in this pit! Joe's back got…read morehit pretty hard & we hadta take him back home but he had a good time. Good music too that reminds me of them 80s ragers!

It's a DIY spot so the bathrooms are gnarly, the garage is fairly tiny and no one knows about it…read more Still, when this place is packed, it will always be a good time. Sometimes, when it's just 15 kids for some unknown band, it's still a great time. The place is actually a record store so there's no booze, no food and no drinks. As it's a record store, it's all ages. As it's all ages, there's a no booze/no bullshit policy. Such is life in the underground. This place used to the Blast-o-mat which was a long standing grindcore/crust punk DIY venue. The shows these days are all over the board: laptop hip-hop to indie nihilism to packed ska shows. The dude running it, Aaron Saye, likes pretty much everything and seems to have an open door policy on booking shows. I always say everyone knows Aaron Saye. If you go to Denver shows and you've seen a blonde kid with a long ponytail filming, you probably know of Aaron Saye as well. The thing about Aaron is you could have seen him at Devotchka or at a tiny metal show or in the pit for a pop punk band or at a packed ska show. The dude is everywhere. He is also unfailingly nice. Not everyone who volunteers at this DIY space follows this rule to a t (lots of folks put in 20+ hour days to make this place run) but Aaron's niceness is there in spirit.