My 21-year-old son recently moved to Durango and this place is one of his favorite hangouts. He…read moretook us there when we visited last weekend and we fell in love with it also! Really interesting selections of books, a big kids' section, and super helpful and friendly staff. Thumbs up!

Knowledgeable, friendly and helpful staff, well-stocked with wide selection, and a super-fun and…read morecomfortable atmosphere!

A Telluride institution! Lots of offers by local authors and writers. Great coffee. I do miss the…read moreold location, but the new location is a quick 5 minute walk.

One of the main things I love about going to indie bookstores is the ability to find both new,…read moreunique books you may have trouble finding elsewhere, and editions of classics you've never seen before. Between The Covers indeed had both! Including a picture of the one I was most fascinated by. If I had more money to my name I would've wiped their collection of Where's Waldo books clean. Great selection (definitely look at the staff picks!) of books for all ages, beautiful Telluride merch you won't find in the town's gift shops, and other cool miscellaneous stuff like kids toys and educational materials. They had some playing cards with Spanish / Italian / Japanese translations that I thought were really cool. A must if you're in town!

My son and I were in Durango to ride the train but the wildfire forced cancelation of our ride .We…read moredecided to enjoy our day visiting as much of the town as we could. We went to the Animas Museum and had a great visit. We actually messed up and came in the back door, It is an old school house and has desks of the era, many great old photos of the town . Turns out that Animas was the towns original name. My favorite Was a list of the teachers jobs such as starting the fire. The list of punishments for various kid misdeeds is priceless, lashes were applied liberally. A very nice young man named Pablo showed us around as well as a wonderful little lady who was very helpful with the history of the building. Make sure to go it is only a five dollar donation. Make sure to check out the original old cabin Were here on June 20th 2018 Scott a Miller

We stopped by for the chuck wagon breakfast in early October and took some time to enjoy the…read moremuseum. What a great old piece of architecture, and a real asset to the community.

It's a video rental store in 2018!!! Staff is super nice, selection is great, cost is totally…read morereasonable on regular rentals, $1.97 on overnight, and for $5.95 you can buy awesome previously viewed blue rays and DVDs.

THEY are great. Great help. Great customer service. The staff doesnt get enough credit for what…read morethey do. The store is always clean and presentable . They always help with customers and always greet customers. I love going to a physical movie rental place. They also SELL movies as well cheap cheap!!