Super cute shop. Loved art artwork and the staff was friendly…read more Read the small signage in the gallery section... totally worth it if you're not afraid to ask . Glad we stopped in.

SUPER COOL shop. Great art and nice people. The greeting cards made me laugh out loud…read more Great sweaters and overalls too. The only negative is the prices. Sadly, this is way out of my price range but it is their prerogative to price how they like. Don't come to this shopping area and not go in.

Great art by a very friendly local artist! Also fun to see a piece of history since the building…read moreis over a hundred years old. Lovely garden grounds as well-a must see!

Quaint little gallery in town. I ended up buying a print that I just loved. Elizabeth was so very…read morewarm and friendly. I wish she had a smaller original oil painting that I absolutely loved. As it is, I bought a smaller print. Glad I made the stop. It's attached to a thrift store that I found awesome bargains on too.

We had a great time sipping & painting with Victor & his sister. The music was fab, they were so…read morepatient with us & I thot it was a great value. What else can you do that includes learning something new for 30 bucks. I'll def do it again. K

Excellent evening of fun…read more Very personable experience. Painting instruction was fun and entertaining. Everyone in our group made a great art creation (and none of us painted before) The steady sipping of wine added to the fun and encouraging our creativity. Highly recommend but book early at busy times

Great educational experience. Recommend if driving from Colorado Springs, take the scenic route…read morethrough woodland park using SH-67.

Izzy was awesome! Went with my family and my 3 year old son was a bit of a heckler but she pushed…read morethrough the adversity and delivered

If you are ever in Winter Park, please consider visiting this amazing historical site!…read more I found WP very lackluster as a non skier but this gem made up for it (along with the drive up Berthould Pass!). This site was one of several stagecoach stops for travelers crossing the Rockies and a post office for the area as well. It is steeped in historical value and so well maintained! The museum even offers costumes and props in the back room which used to be used for stagecoach patrons to grab a hot meal on their journey, as well as a stagecoach full size prop that can be climbed for photos and to bring history to life. The main reason we visited was the connection to Doc Susie (who was the main inspiration for the Dr Quinn Medicine Woman character). Susan Anderson MD lived in Fraser for many years and visited the homestead to collect and send mail and they have recently acquired several of her personal items which are on display on the second floor. An amazing step back in time that will not disappoint!

Interesting local museum showcasing development in the Fraser River Valley during the last 150…read moreyears. Never knew presidents had vacationed in the area.