Great new location in Frisco Main St. Best place to look for local art and gifts! Staffed by…read morefriendly artists.

We had the opportunity to visit this gallery on a recent ski trip and loved it. They have a diverse…read morebody of art work for sale from local artist. The pricing is set by each artist but as a whole I think it the items i liked and checked on were well priced. The shop is rather deceptive in that it looks smaller than it actually is. What i thought would be a brief walk through ended up taking much longer and i under estimated the time it would take to view all the art. Sadly, I did not get to look at all the art but on the bright side the next time we are in town i know where to go and to give my self more time to look through the entire gallery. We purchased a piece from sculpture, Janelle Kopp and fiber art from Joanne Hanson. If you're an art lover this gallery should be at the top of your list.

Four galleries in 4 attached spaces with one name... redefines "onestopshop"…read more.. 1. "Western" Gallery includes lots of cowboys and horses and landscapes with cowboys and horses. Frederick Hart sculptures, Robert Hagan, David Devary paintings. 2. "Nature" Gallery includes landscapes and water and trees and nature. 3. "Museum" Gallery includes museum quality images, museum quality artists, museum quality frames. Artists include Dali, Miro, Goldfinger. 4. "Abstract" Gallery includes vibrant and pure color with light bleeding out of the paintings. Favorite artist: Britten. Brilliant. I frequently have friends and clients who want me to help them choose art. They know I am an artist and that I am an art lover. I am always looking for great art, great artists, great galleries... and I have opinions. Josephine, the Gallery Director, welcomed me with a big smile and questions about what brings me to her gallery...? She runs the place so if you are lucky enough to be there when she is there, engage her in a conversation about art. RE #1: seeing the price people are willing to pay to watch the cowboyhatted Marlboro Man ride of into the sunset just boggles my mind. If you like that stuff, C. Anthony seems to have a great array. RE #2: quality oils, large canvases, beautiful images. RE #3: research this stuff before you buy it. "Dali" is a big name but at the end of his life he really sold out. He became a "signature" artist, much like a worn out football player who signs footballs to make money when he is retired. I understand that he would have someone else pull prints of his work, hundreds and hundreds of them, then he would sign his name, and it was like printing money. This is why it is not hard or expensive to now buy an "original" Dali. Many galleries rely on you not knowing this information. When I see a Dali in a gallery, one eyebrow always rises, uncontrollably. They also had an unsigned Renoir etching and it is very expensive, but ask the question, because the answer determines the value... "When was the etching pulled? Where? Did Renoir pull it? Was he alive when it was pulled?" Lots of people spend lots of money on this "Museum" stuff. Buyer beware. I did not have an opportunity to engage Josephine about these issues because she was welcoming a potential client. I am sure she has done some research. If you are considering the Museum gallery, ask... "Were these prints pulled by the artist?" The artist "Goldfinger" does to classical art and realism what Milli Vanilli did to music. RE #4: Currently featured artist Britten creates works that allow saturated color and light to bleed from the canvas. Her work is beautiful and powerful and lovely and needs to be appreciated and discovered by more people. If you are debating between a Britten or a Goldfinger, stop debating.

C. Anthony Gallery represents a variety of paintings, graphics, and sculpture by nationally and…read moreinternationally recognized artists. The art is always perfectly displayed ~ It's a must-see gallery. Local Oil painter Britten Roetzel's work is currently on display.

I went into the gallery with friends on Sunday just to look around. Sam Young greeted us and…read moreproceeded to point out the different nuances of pieces. She was never pushy or hovered over us. We were left to admire the artist's work and envision what it might look like in our space. These are not ordinary pieces, but make a statement of beauty and artistry. The owner, Brian, came and hung my art yesterday and I am thrilled. Earlier in the day, I had called Sam about my delivery window. It was her day off, but she immediately returned my call. It's just a fun and interesting stop when you visit Breckenridge. And, the pieces of art are amazing. My friends ended up purchasing artwork, as well, for their new home in Glenwood Springs. Thanks to Sam (and Brian) it was a great experience, which means I will treasure my artwork that much more.

Wow, these two galleries were definitely my favorite on Main st! The people are friendly and…read moreknowledgeable, and the artwork is unique and stunning! The artists are local and there was such a variety available! Quite a few pieces were so stunning and inspirational to view that I had a hard time leaving. I would definitely look here first if searching for new artwork for the home or office.

Wonderful way to spend a morning! Person was patient and helpful with us. If you're looking for an…read moreindoor option and a chance to get creative, I highly recommend.

I like to buy local yarns and this shop advertised "local" yarns! I bought some hand died in…read moreLeadville yarn "Aspen Sparkle" to make a shawl. And, I bougot yarn from Montana to knit a scarf. The lady in the shop was very helpful with my yarn selection, as well as offering lunch place selections. will return on our next trip to Colorado in the summer!

Helpful but low pressure sales rep. Great selection of painters with diverse styles. A couple good…read moresculptors as well.

Such an interesting shop. A little bit of everything for anyone. Specifically for South Park fans…read more My son and I came in here and loved it. He's a huge South Park fan. He loved seeing the huge collection specially their South Park collection room was worth the $3. Staff were very friendly too. She explained the owners son is the South park collector since childhood.

South Park Pottery is so much more than pottery. Located at the north end of Front Street near the…read moreold main street, it has a variety of items including pottery, jewelry, crystals, bottled scents, fun collectables, and lots of South Park memorabilia from the animated TV program. We asked the clerk why the South Park characters are so prominent throughout the town of Fairplay. She said the town was originally called South Park in the late 1800s. It became a trading post and the name was changed to let traders know the town "played fair" when making trade deals. She said the South Park name continues because one of the originators of the South Park TV show grew up in the town and many of the characters from the show were people he knew when growing up. The owner of the pottery story has a son who is a big South Park fan. His vast collection of memorabilia from the show is available for viewing in the store's South Park museum. For a few dollars visitors to the Pottery store can enjoy looking through his incredible collection.

Awesome local stop! We stopped by to just check it out and ended up buying a half a living room!…read moreGreat pieces inside!! All made in the garage next door, you can custom order or pick out from the floor. Truly beautiful pieces from bed frames to chests, tables, stools, everything! A great gem in the city!! And the prices... Can't be beat! We got a 4x4 ottoman, matching side table and a large chest for under $400!!! Can't get any better! A must stop!

Had tons of great pieces in their store. Saw a mirror and later ordered it through contact with…read moreJason. He was fair with the price and super helpful. Mirror shipped to NJ and arrived in perfect condition. Excellent craftsmanship. Will be shopping with them again.

Great tours, friendly staff, and fun events! They have an…read moreonline calendar you can check out what is coming up. There's some fun events coming up in November and December.

I was not able to visit the interior due to the limited hours but enjoyed walking around the…read moregrounds and taking photos of the Summit Historical Museum and historic cabins. The main building was constructed to serve as a schoolhouse in 1883, as more families relocated the Summit County to work on the Union Pacific Railroad. There are a few interpretive signs outside the museum so I was still able to get a little history fix even though the museum proper was closed.