The cutest little (well, not "little") vintage shop in FoCo! Stopped by after having lunch to pass…read morethe time. I could get lost here for hours. So many cool local products, both for your home and to give as gifts. Why yes, I did pick up a few art prints and candles. Posting a review for visibility because you MUST come to Wayward next time you're in town. I didn't really shop clothing - mostly tchotchkes!

What a delightful space! There are a lot of adorable and cool items here and the service is…read morefriendly and helpful! Define a positive experience.

Great diversity of local art. Helpful friendly staff. Found just what we were looking for (and…read moremore)!

I love supporting local, small businesses of Colorado. Supporting local artists as well is just one…read moreof my personal ways in giving back to our amazing community. I also love knowing that certain items were made with care. Like pottery, handmade cutting boards, and so many other items that tell a story. Trimble Court Artisans is home to local artists and vendors who sell their items here. You can find unique, beautiful pieces to gift to others, or gift to yourself.

Such a neat place for all kinds of pottery activities! I've taken two classes with them and it's…read morealways such a great time :) Excellent teaching kills, patient, great at communication and reasonably priced. Can't wait to check out their summer outdoor classes!

We were in dire need of an indoor activity to get us out from Thursday's snow fall. Well after some…read moresearching for a pottery class and not having much luck because of time constraints, we found Create a Craft! What a cute activity to do with my mom! This ceramic store allows you to paint already made pottery pieces. Our creative juices were flowing and the store owner was the KINDEST woman ever. She let us stay a little past our 2 hour time because she saw we were really into painting our pieces. What a wonderful memory to have with my mom.

On a busy Sunday, I was looking to get a jump on a Christmas present. The place was packed but I…read morewas sat at the last open table. The staff (I think a mom, dad, and a daughter) were friendly and helpful. They have several options of pottery to pick from with a variety of colors. I was indecisive on my project, and they pointed out a book of completed projects for inspiration. They also have a book of stencils, screen print options, and many things to help you on your quest to create a homemade piece. I will be returning for any future paining endeavors!

This is the best concept for an art store ever! Forget "bring your own wine"... go create art at a…read morebar! Not only is it a relaxing getaway for adults, but they will also host family/children oriented activities as well. During covid, classes have been basically non existent, but they went out of their way to host a special class just for my sister and I. This is a homegrown business promoting community, art, love, and fun. Absolutely recommend 100%!

I went with my child for some painting. The selection was not great. Boring stuff. But what got me…read morewas my total for 2 items was $85!! Not worth the price.

My wife and I had a great time doing the couple's pottery session with Dr. T. It was the first time…read moreeither of us have tried pottery and we loved it. Tanner was very personable and did a great job walking us through all the steps and techniques to make some really cool pieces

From the owner: Come "throw" your life away with Dr. T! Dr. T specializes in teaching personalized classes and…read morecreating one of a kind ceramic pieces.

I cannot say enough about Makerfolk. The owners have their own creations in the shop along with a…read morenumber of other local artists' creations. The store had cards, candles, jewelry, t-shirts, ceramics, craft kits, books, teas .... There is something in this store for people of all ages! They also have a subscription box that goes out four times a year that includes a book, something from each of the owners and one other maker. If you haven't been to Makerfolk you are missing out.

Awesome local Fort Collins, Colorado local creative shop co-located in one of the best organic…read morelocally roasted coffee shops in Northern Colorado. Incredible mix of craft related and local artistic related goods. Get some desserts and drinks from Bean Cycle and then browse Makerfolk great selection of products. A great source for special gifts in one spot. I do a lot of Christmas gifts and special occasions shopping here and saves me a lot of time since so many varied items.

lovely store. I wish I had more room in my suitcase, i could have bought so much. Staff was very…read morefriendly.

Everything was resolved in a timely manner and we have been back since and everything was great!read more

Love this store! However, the jeweler is terrible. #50 dollars to glue in a piece of turquoise in a…read morewide cuff bracelet and the stone is now broken and the bezel is ruined around the stone as well. I would not take any repair work to this jeweler even if it is very minor.

Gorgeous repaired ring several years later still looks great.. Upgraded rating and thank you to the…read moreowners (better late than never right?)

A farmer's market in the winter? How awesome!…read more My sister and I walked around and explored the booths in the market. She purchased a peanut butter flavor dog treat for my dog and he loved it. We sampled a few food items like pistachio flavored peanut butter and pumpkin flavored granola. All the samples were yummy and I wish I had money to buy more. Although I love farmer's markets and supporting local businesses, the premiums are high and can bust your bank account if you're not careful lol. However the fresh greens have reasonable prices and I recommend loading up on those.

Having a winter farmer's market can be very refreshing when you are trying to endure the middle of…read morethe cold season. This little Winter Market fits the bill nicely. The crafts and displays are informative and fascinating. There was a vendor selling all kinds of mushrooms that I never heard of before which seemed interesting and were most tasty when done up in a dish. So in that regard, the vendors itself gets four or five stars. The problem when I went here was that it was very busy and there were about thirty people all trying to look at the same thing at the same time. Lots of people walking back and forth in a tight huddle and little to no elbow room. There is lots of talking obviously which makes the place very loud and hard to hear anything with what people are saying. The Opera Galleria is a mini mall if you will that really doesn't house much for permanent shops. If there were not such a crowd it would be very enjoyable. Now I am not one who is prone to claustrophobia but I had enough of people being loud, stopping to look at something right where I was walking and generally being a nuisance so I did not stay very long and just waited by the entrance for the person I was with to complete his purchase. This Opera Galleria may sound like a good place to hold an opera but the acoustics really blow, it was not meant for something like this to be held here. I am sure there are better venues to hold the Winter Market in town, even though none come immediately to mind, and in turn hopefully the crowd could be more palatable with more space and breathing room.