The new home of the Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company (SCRT), as of Nov 2012. The…read morebuilding, formerly the Famous Department Store, and built in 1898, has great potential as a space for performances, seminars, banquets, an other special events. At the time of this writing the space is still a work in progress as a performing arts venue, and is in need of some very serious restoration work. However, SCRT has only had control of the space for a month an has made great strides in repurposing it.

This is a small art gallery in Raton, New Mexico located next to the train station. They provide an…read moreever-changing selection of artwork throughout the year. Entering the gallery, most days you're immediately greeted by the wonderful Gilbert. He's been around a long time, has stories to tell, and is an incredible delight to speak to. If nothing else, you'll leave the gallery smiling if only have spoken to Gilbert. However! There's the art work, of course. Like I mentioned, with different shows throughout the year, you'll always see something different. "Women of New Mexico" or an event featuring the artwork from children in Raton. Always something different. The artwork can be that of southwestern paintings, perhaps photography, or even sculptures. It's always changing! Prices are very modest and often affordable. In fact, there's a gift shop with t-shirts, jewelry, and other novelties and collectibles. This wonderful art gallery in a small little town is very much worth a visit!

Great art from local artists. A nice spot to take in some beautiful pieces. Located on a historic…read morestreet the city seems to be trying to revitalize.

One of the best hidden gem museums we've ever found -- stick around for a tour, it's $5 for an…read moreincredible amount of information and local history. Beautiful town, beautiful people, beautiful museum!!! I am a Raton enthusiast forever now.

What a cool find! This museum is three FULL floors of history, not only of the city of Raton, but…read morethe surrounding area. I was so busy reading the informational cards that I forgot to take pictures. We spent much longer in this museum than anticipated because it was so much bigger and interesting than we expected. The staff is available for whatever you need but largely leaves you alone to wander. Did you know Raton, NM was one of the few places in the U.S. onauthorized to print U.S. currency? Did you know about the town of Swastika, NM or this history of the swastika symbol? What famous singer was from Raton? How important was mining? It's worth your time to stop in Raton, as you pass through northern New Mexico, and spend some time in this museum!!!

Love the history around Trinidad this quite a fascinating home and the grounds are beautiful well…read moreworth going through the gift shop Also take the local free trolley so much history well worth the trip

It was in the summer of 2016 when I visited the Trinidad History Museum and received a great tour…read more I got entry and a full tour of the Baca House and the Bloom Mansion for free. (Now they have a small $5 fee.) I started with the main museum (on Chestnut Street. Outside they have a nice garden where visitors can eat veggies for free. Inside the main museum they had a bushel of good apples from their apple tree in the facility. They invited me to take a small bag of apples also free. (They also give food to charities,) The tour of the two neat old buildings are available with a museum guide only. My tour guide was a qualified historian who was full of useful information. We started with a tour of the Baca House. Don Felipe de Jesus Baca made his fortune farming and maybe some ranching. I interacted with the museum guide as she answered my questions well and we had an interesting historic conversion. We walked to the Bloom Mansion and their historian gave me a splendid tour of the three story mansion. Bloom made his fortune from his Bloom Cattle Company, The first and second floor had expensive artifacts. Since the top floor gets hotter in the summer, and colder in the winter, the servants lived on the third floor without the fancy things found on the lower floors. Both Baca and Bloom were very important to the development of the Trinidad area. I enjoyed my visit to the Trinidad History Museum. I advise that visitors to the museum sign in to their visitors log book to prove visitation, that helps keep these good museums funded and open to the public.

The owner is genuine and caring! Very helpful and knowledgible of sewing!! She willingly helps all…read morewho enter her door with a huge hi and big smile!!

We are often visiting Patchwork Phoenix - we truly love it. Laura and Hal go above and beyond to…read moremake you feel at home whether you are shopping for a gift, checking out the latest quilting materials and notions, or stopping in for some ice cream (one of our favorites!). There are always an assortment of coffees and teas and every day there is a puzzle out on one of the tables. Everyone who stops in is encouraged to jump in and find put in a few pieces while they are there. There are also classic board games that can be pulled out and played. This is, without a doubt, a family friendly atmosphere! Patchwork Phoenix also holds workshops for quilters, sewers, artists, and kids - we love the kids crafts classes. Whenever we are looking for something new or something to do, we always check Patchwork Phoenix to see what's happening!

Great people. The owners show true passion for their craft and has a huge heart for the monkey…read morefamily

My family name is Brezall. Zubal has been in our family for 3 generations and now entering a 4th…read more Their goat cheese is the best we have ever had and we compare all others to them. Thank you for providing great cheese and great memories that came from sharing it. The Brezall's

Good service and great goat cheese. She always makes you feel welcome and it's clean.read more

An eclectic gallery filled with work from a lot of different artists. They have all kinds of art,…read morepottery, stained glass, & jewelry. Everything is beautiful!

A wonderful gallery with a mixture of styles and materials. Staff is helpful. I'll go again.read more