great. would say more but she didn't want her pic taken, which I think is kind of a good sign…read more rather than rip off her energy, or maybe more likely alert some who'd like to know her whereabouts, i'll just say go visit. probably won't learn much new but it's always an interesting conversation with these women. they love to talk about themselves, which is not what people pay them to do after all. but some have a good story to tell, almost as good as mine

They have top notch paintings, and artwork that were crafted by very well-known artists. When…read moreyou're going to the gallery, you feel like you're going into an ethereal space. As you browse, you're taking to many places around the area of the SW.

This is by far one of the best small town museums I have ever had the pleasure to visit; if not the…read morevery best. My personal curator Ann had so much knowledge about the pioneers that established the area that it actually left me speechless. The fact that she actually showed so much passion into preserving the local history had me in awe. When passing through Bayfield do yourself a favor and take an hour to visit. Maybe your kids can learn to read cursive writing.

Prompt response to inquiry about propane delivery. Great prices on propane delivery. Really…read morefriendly.

Really nice people that treat their customers like they appreciate the business. Great service.read more

Picked up some CBD oil. Gianna was very friendly and knowledgeable of the different types of…read moreproducts.

It looks like it is time for an updated review. Sorry. I really wanted some culture as I cross…read moreColorado on a road trip. I thought the 10 minute plays sounded delightful. It wasn't. My kids' high school put on Broadway level shows. First, your email confirmation said "the show is at 5 pm and the doors open at 7pm." Yup. Second, you didn't start on time. Third. Who wrote these plays, a 1st grader? I stayed for 4 of them before walking out. They were dull, uncompelling and, why would you put actors on the far left of the stage? It was a slog to look over there from the far right side of the audience seating. Total waste of money and time.

At the Durango Arts Center (DAC) you can enjoy the visual arts, theater, dance, live music, and…read moreeducation programs for children and adults. The building housing DAC, was once home to a car dealership and is right across the street from Steamworks Brewery (for other artisan pursuits). In 1997, the community collaborated to fund and renovate the 17,000-square-foot building, which is now home to a gallery, theater, arts library, studio space, and more. Unfortunately, I missed the Patsy Cline show, and limited my visit to the the downstairs art gallery and gift shop areas. I love finding these regional cooperative art centers, as there are always many interesting pieces, a diverse representation of local artists, reasonable prices, very knowledgeable and enthusiastic staff, and no tourist-related schlock. And outside of the nearby Open Shutter (Contemporary Fine Art Photography), DAC was easily the best place in Durango to go for visual gallery pleasure and the best quality for the artistic dollar. I ended up buying a nice multi-coloured piece of glass that hangs from a handsome and hefty metal pedestal. I bought it for Gayle, but coveted it myself. The DAC staff person wrapped it carefully and successfully for the long journey home. And even though our combined household is cluttered enough, there's always a place in our home for quality art such as this.

Don't miss this gallery! Beautiful art and good variety. Nancy assisted us with our purchase and…read morewas welcoming and helpful in every way.

The best gallery I've been to! The artwork and jewelry is beautiful and the staff is lovely. 10/10read more

Quick look rating: 5/5 Quality, 3/5 Service, 5/5 Experience…read more To note: This is a review of a wildlife museum of the animals of Colorado/Rockies. If you are on a visit to the Rockies area, this is a great stop to check out and get familiar with all of the different animals and their habituate. When I first went through I was surprised by how well the animals were displayed! What a great way to learn about the animals of the area before your families adventure into the rockies! There is a national park ranger on duty there and to answer questions. This is an ideal place for kids to help them understand the balance of nature and learn. Out front are some of the biggest trout in a small trout pond where the little ones can check out! There is a fish food feed meter that distributes fish food. Bring your quarters, the kids love this, to be able to feed the fish. Even the little kid inside you will love it as well! Right next door is the Durango State Trout Hatchery and Rearing Unit where you can really check out trout! Long rows of different sized and aged trout. What a fun museum! This is a must stop for a family adventure!

The museum is really cool and for residents or visitors to Colorado well worth a visit. It is…read morestaffed by volunteers and ours was very knowledgeable. The building is not air conditioned so be forewarned as we visitedon a warm day. We also went to the hatchery and that was fun too.