A sweet little gift and art store with locally and/or uniquely sourced items - a great find! There…read moreare 3 main rooms of the shop, one of which is primarily cards, with clothing, jewelry, candles, toiletries, and decorative items sprinkled throughout. I found more variety here than most stores in Winter Park/Fraser. I didn't end up purchasing anything, but the items were fun to look at. Parking is limited on the street, but there is a lot a bit further down the road with plenty of space.

Unfortunately, we missed the last tour on the day we visited museum, but we were entertained with a…read morebrief mini tour/ history of the museum by a friendly lady minding the small museum shop of antique goods including lots of cool glassware, cups and saucers. The exterior of the building is beautiful and there are a few historical plaques placed around the outside to further educate you on the cool history of this place. Great photo opportunity! The whole town is beautiful too, wander around and enjoy the local flavor.

We stopped by here after I saw a show on haunted places in Colorado. It's a great tour and it will…read moreonly cost you 10 bucks per person. You will spend an hour learning about the times and the people who once owned this hotel. The tour guides are just great and remember to buy a small antique at the store. You will just love it and you might just see a ghost.

We visited Central City to see another part of Colorado. There is a Visitor Center in town and next…read moreto it is this antique shop. The owner has packed a lot of different things in this place and it's worth a stroll through to find something you can't live without. She has the typical antique stuff like glassware, dishes, jewelry, baby dolls, clothes, old appliances, books and records. Books and records were 20% off on the day we went. The records were mainly entertainers from the late '50s and '60s. We did find a book about National Parks that we purchased. They also had some old typewriters which would be a cool gift for an inspiring writer in your life. In the photos for this place it says they are closed on Wednesdays. But when we went yesterday, they were very much open.

The owners are super kind and accommodating. The shop just moved to a new location down the road in…read moreBlack Hawk, and it looks beautiful. Tons of stuff, and even the expensive things seem to be good buys. A whole room full of books! Unusual things, too.

There are a ton of booths to explore here. I'm glad I ran across my favorite yesterday! Adventurist…read moreSoap Company located closer to the Tea house. I was down to my last bar so I did a stock up. Once you try this soap (amongst other products) you will be hooked. The owner Daina is super knowledgeable about your skin needs. You can't find soap like this in any grocery store. She also has a website where you explore and order online. Super friendly, awesome prices. Hands down the best booth here. She has many events over the summer! I will never go back to the grocery store for my soap! Hopefully this link will work for the website. Adventurist Soap Co.

What a great time this past summer at the Boulder Creek Festival! Even though I've been here I few…read moreyears, it was my first time going. It's set along the creek with ample space for fun. There's usually an art show happening too so there's lots to do. You buy a reservation online for a drinking window. Get there on time cause once your times up, you're out! So go as early as you can for maximum sampling. And you'll want time too, cause there's like 25-30 breweries out! Local favorites like Avery and Stem, and some National big buys like Woodchuck cider. You get a pretty cool glass too ( sometimes half the reason for going!). Overall, can't wait to go next year!

Natasha was a delight to work with we were visiting from Chicago and Westminster. It was freezing…read morecold anyone was shopping so we had time to just shop and we found the perfect rocks to help us with our busy lives. I highly recommend going to the Georgetown rock shop

I just love a rock shop and a rock shop with jewelry: amazing! They mentioned the jewelry selection…read morewas a little low due to COVID supply issues but I scored a couple nice pieces including a really beautiful and unique sterling silver ring. Staff was a little stand off-ish at first but friendly once I engaged with them. Don't miss this cool shop when you're in Georgetown.

Amazing selection for those who appreciate minerals and gems from local spots and around the worldread more

Beautiful little store filled with trinkets, jewelry, gems, fossils, and crystals. The service was…read morefantastic and I was so excited to find a ring that actually fit my finger - I wear a size five.

We took the factory tour,C.J. did a great job explaining the process and very friendly . We…read moreenjoyed the tour .

Wooden puzzles-- cut perfectly in amusing b shapes. I will never buy any other puzzles. My…read morespouse gave me a small round wooden puzzle last valentines Day and I am hooked. We have made several trips to their Boulder Store. Each time we emerge with another puzzle. They are the best-- and will replace a missing or defective piece without charge if it came that way. Otherwise a nominal charge of $3. The best!

I read an article about Capella Ranch's api-therapy huts and the hubs and I thought it would be…read moreawesome to try them. For my husband's birthday last weekend, I booked us each a 55 minute api-therapy appointment. We were in our individual huts and the experience was amazing!! Being beekeepers ourselves, we have a great love for bees and completely understand their importance and benefits that they bring to the world. The huts are very cozy and you're provided clean towels if you choose to rest your head on a pillow. While this seems the best way to lay in the hut, you really cannot hear the bees. They provide a face cradle so you can lay on your stomach and that worked so much better. I put my nose between the cedar planks so that I could inhale so much more of the hive air and I cannot tell you how much I absolutely love the smell of wood combined with the scent of honey and honeycomb! Don't worry, the bees cannot get to you as there is a wire mesh to keep them separate from you. Since there is a sliver of light coming through the hive side, you can watch the bees working. The huts themselves are bright and full of light. I fell asleep probably within 5 minutes after I adjusted myself and slept for about 40 minutes. To me, the collective of bees sounded like rushing water once you listen past the single, higher pitched buzzes. We both felt completely relaxed and refreshed afterward. I suggest everyone to give api-therapy a try!!

We visited Capella Ranch October 2024 for my daughters birthday. I think we may have been the last…read morebooking for the year. We got a tour of the flower farm, picked flowers, we took a tour of the bee hut and bough some honey. The owner made this birthday gift so special. Truly enchanting. This was one of the most memorable experiences I've ever had. Highly recommend this for any occasion.