Joy the Owner is marvelous very kind, and accommodating…read more Very nice gallery and great selection, with a great outdoor seating area by the river. Summer was so helpful and accommodating, with wine and cocktails. Brizbell was in training and very pleasant to deal with.

Great little art store showcasing local and small-scale artists. I always love popping in to get…read moregifts. Fine, hand crafted items. Friendly service. Reasonable prices.

The best Frame Shop ever! Even though it's located in an expensive valley, it's still great for…read moresimple inexpensive jobs as well and has a gorgeous art gallery, the loveliest staff, beautiful quality. Highly recommended.

My wife and I are fairly new to the Roaring Fork Valley, in our prior home (northern suburbs of…read moreChicago), we had a go to frame service that I loved, not inexpensive but worth it for the creativity and quality provided. Our first framing needs out here, I approached with a little trepidation, but I shouldn't have been concerned at all. The Framer at Main Street Gallery, specifically Cate, took our first couple of framing projects, a modest work of art that nonetheless had great sentimental value to us, plus a simple photograph and paw impression of our recently deceased dog (lost to cancer). I had some idea of how I wanted the pieces done, amd Cate did a wonderful job of helping me settle on styles, materials, and colors. She thoroughly explained options like types of glass. Then, Cate and her team quickly completed the work with a very high level of quality of work, and at a price, like my old framers, that was not inexpensive but that I consider a wonderful value. TL;DR: Great service, including creative consultation up front, completed in a good time frame, high quality work, value priced. Kudos to The Framer!

Really nice people. Fascinating art pieces. I bought a gorgeous kitchen towel weaved here that has…read moreheld up nicely for several years.

Cute little shop with all local artists. Grabbed a few napkins from Mountain Valley Weavers on my…read moreway though town.

Fun to see their new artists, and the new paintings from from my favorite artists. I especially…read morelike Kim Wyly's whimsical animals. Their jewelry is also beautiful! Still in a great location on the Hyman walking mall between Galena & Mill Street.

Excellent selection of classics and best sellers as well as vigorous calendar of locally based…read moreliterary and creative community events.

A very nice gallery showcasing all of her photos. The staff is friendly and Guada is frequently on…read moresite. I love her collection of photos of the horses of Iceland. She captures the energy of life in a wild environment. If you appreciate fine art photography and happen to be in Aspen this is a must stop on your trip. You can also explore her works on the web. Enjoy!

While perusing the shops of Aspen we wondered into this wonderful little gallery. It is named after…read morethe photographer who's art it features, Argentinian born and raised, Guadalupe, "Guada", Laiz. Of all the galleries I have visited across the globe, this one is the best. The artist work is ethereal yet raw, she captures the soul of her subjects with images so powerful you feel as though you are there. This is no small task and speaks to her talent. If you love photography you will love her work, if you love art you will love her work, if you love animals you will love her work, if you have the opportunity to meet and speak to her, you will love her. If you can not make it to Aspen look her up online, if you make it to Aspen go directly to this gallery and soak it all in, after which you can purchase a piece or two.

Brought in a sports jersey, wasn't really sure how I wanted it framed. Jay, the owner said he knew…read morewhat to do, and I was blown away. It turned out better than I could have ever expected. Great deal, and worth the price to get it done right. He knows what he is doing, and has so many options to get it done. Highly recommend Peak Picture Framing.

It's a small museum but a lot of information, and it was fun to see a big machine used for silver…read moremining. (The museum staff demonstrated a couple of machines inside of the museum!) We stopped by here because it was likely to rain and wanted to find an indoor activity in Aspen. It was $10 admission fee/person when we visited the museum in late June, 2021, including the admission for another museum (the Wheeler/Stallard Museum), so it was worth. If you go by bicycle, the admission will be free!

A nice little museum of history detailing Aspens booming silver mining period. When I say small I…read moremean small, as it consists of a single small building and a few exhibits scattered around it, the most rest of the site is no longer standing. It's a very and informative tour about the history, not expensive and doesn't take a long time so definitely worth the time and effort. The area around is very nice to walk around and moseying about in the afternoon during the summer and the fall when the leaves change. On a hill overlooking a small creek, Castle Creek. The tour is available at appointment only ATM.