exceptional selection superior artists…read morea variety of types of art great space Karen Wray is an amazing artist and so knowledgeable about art and the artists who show in her gallery.

From the owner: Los Alamos Art Los Alamos Galleries…read moreLos Alamos Attractions

Framing, large art supply selection. LOTS of gift possibilities for my many great-nieces & nephews…read more Great little shop; love it.

From the owner: Village Art specializes in meeting all custom framing needs. We also have a selection of desktop…read moreand framing supplies. We are expanding our arts and crafts supply section to meet the needs of all ages and interests and provide creative gifts as well as raw materials for the community. We house a rotating gallery, several consignment artists, and arts related classes, workshops, and interest groups.

The Bradbury Science Museum is a hidden gem! It's free and the staff was so helpful in letting us…read moreknow about their theaters showing informative videos. The displays are informative and have interactive features on different science subjects they deal with. I enjoyed the earthquake and implosion chair to help you determine the difference between the two. I love the Monte Carlo method prediction station where you predict the joker card and figured out the method was amazing that you forget you're learning lol Playing President in a Cuban Missile Crisis station where you make decisions on how to save America and then see what President Kennedy decided was wonderful. This made history so much fun. You should definitely check out this museum.

Wonderful and free museum. A bit small, only one story but they cram a lot of information in there!…read moreThe staff is very nice and can answer a lot of questions about the museum, several are former employees of the actual Lab which is pretty cool. A good mix of historical information from the Manhattan project and what the lab is going right now. A lot of stuff I didn't know about what they do. **Updated hours for construction June 2026-??

The Los Alamos Museum is small but mighty, covering the old Boy's Ranch, the Manhattan Project, a…read moreseparate exhibit covering military women during that time and the cold war. I worked on my Master's Thesis at the Lab, and I would drive up to see this Museum (and nearby Fuller Lodge and Bathtub Row) in a New York Minute. Gayle needed to be convinced, as all she saw was a bunch of school kids at the Fuller Lodge next door. The Museum is to the left if facing the Lodge and we both agreed afterwards that this historical place was well worth the trip. We also took a trip down "Bathtub Row" and believe that Oppenheimer's House was going through a renovation. The Fuller Lodge itself has historical significance, but we both agreed to skip that due to the summer camp crowds.

A small museum with information about the community and the Project Manhattan…read more Given the town and its history, it's very minimal. I wouldn't drive up here just for this. Sorry

This watercolor artist and photographer and others show their work at the New Mexico Regional Art…read moreCenter and during occasional artist studio tours.

Great art and a great frame shop. I often conclude that the Weems Gallery has the best art work…read morerepresenting New Mexico artist.

I recently purchased two pieces of fine-art paintings on canvas. I saw the pieces online and knew…read morewhat I was looking for when I walked into the Weems gallery on Wyoming for the first time. I looked around for a few minutes and found my pieces. The price was right as they were on sale. So, I purchased them. I was happy to own these beautiful works of art, but my experience with the woman who condescended me left a bad taste in my experience there. She treated me with no more respect than as though I were an ignorant gorilla seeking to purchase something that was above my unrefined, know-nothing inabilities. All I wanted to do was make my purchase and leave quickly, as her contempt towards me for my not having a doctorate in contemporary fine art was palpable. To the very end, she disregarded my concern about wrapping the one-thousand-fourteen-hundred-dollar paintings, dismissing my inquiry because they were sale items. I will never walk into a Weems Gallery again: Precisely because of her.

Took two Hunter Douglas blinds that wouldn't raise anymore…read more. They were still under warranty.. I was told that Hunter Douglas charges $75 dollars shipping each way to have the blinds repaired but they have someone local who could fix them. When I went to pick them up they charged me $150 for repairs that I assumed would be covered by warranty. Called Hunter Douglas warranty department and was told they have no fixed rate for shipping. Sooo not happy with that.

Great selection of carpet, tile, window blinds, and supplies. I am usually helped by Esteban who is…read moregreat, others have been helpful as well.

We hired Full Measure to remodel our kitchen for us. I couldn't be happier with how it turned out…read more Landon worked with us on our budget and went over several options of how we could make everything work. He also was available for whatever questions we had throughout the entire process. Jack, the owner, personally came to double check all of the measurements that were taken. We had Matt and Brad do the work on our kitchen for us. They were quiet, friendly, and did impeccable work. They even let our extremely interested two year old get a close up look Only took 2 weeks to get everything together. Everything was very fast and efficient.

Demo started on my kitchen mid-Feb; ovens installed end July. I was advised to order my appliances…read morefrom Builders Source, which I did early Dec, 2025. Builders Supply sent the details and dimensions of all the appliances to Full Measure at that time so Full Measure knew that my wall oven would not be at eye-level two months before they started demo. They never advised me. - The crew doing the work had only done one bathroom for Full Measure; this was their first kitchen job - The crew supervisors came the first two days of demo, and two other times over the whole demo/installation period. They never came at crucial stages of installation. - The oven cabinet was damaged in transport, but the crew installed it anyway. One supervisor said it would be dealt with at the end of the project and told the crew to install it. I said I wouldn't accept it so they ordered another one. - When the stone company came to do the templates for the countertops one cabinet and the island were not installed properly. Again, the supervisor asked me to accept the issue, which I wouldn't. - The second oven cabinet arrived. When it was installed the supervisors said they could raise the position of the wall oven 6", which would still place it at waist level. They said the company could not supply a cabinet to place my oven where I wanted it and where it should be. I said I couldn't accept it, and was told I would have to have a custom cabinet built on my own. - They never came to do a final inspection and discuss payment, but instead threatened me with two letters stating they would make a lien against my property if I didn't pay the last full installment. - I paid the full amount, even through the ovens hadn't been installed. - The new custom cabinet I paid for was installed mid-July. - When Builders Source came to install the ovens they discovered the electric connection was wrong. The crew had put a plug in the wall, but the ovens were hard-wired. Full Measure would not do anything about it so I had to pay an electrician to do it. - The stone company came to install the last piece. I asked the owner to have the technician look at the sinks (which I had bought from the stone company) because water was collecting around the drains. The technician said the gaskets had been installed incorrectly by Full Measure. The owner said he would contact Full Measure to see if they would change the gaskets, but nothing has been done. Again, I will now have to pay a plumber to do the job. - The drawers on the island have never closed properly. -