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

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.

Excellent coffee shop! We were down in Trinidad and needed a pick me up around 1pm or so. Parked on…read moreMain Street and headed in and ordered. Glenda with a very delicious and first class prepared sixteen ounce Matcha and yours truly with a double espresso latte with whole milk. Delicious as well. A few years ago I sold my 1977 Swiss Cremina espresso machine, an original pull design. Since then, I make French Press, black, whole beans brought in from Nossa Coffee in Oregon. Being that the Cremina is long gone, sometimes I crave a really good whole milk latte, double shot. Mutiny delivered. As mentioned, delicious. Highly recommended for their quality of product and execution. Sorry, no pics. My bad. We were on the move.

This coffee shop has so much to see. Comic books, CD's, DVD's, and I think even has vinyl records…read more The art on the walls was really cool and I believe most of it is local artists and for sale. The barista was friendly and helped my friend out with several things. I felt the service was great to be honest. My buddy did feel the regulars were treated better, but I kinda think that's just how it is. I have my regular coffee spot in Texas and I feel like while they treat everyone great, I get special attention. So for me, no worries there. My buddy was impressed by their espresso, especially since it was "single source" or something like that. My friend is more into straight espresso, I'm more of a mocha type coffee drinker. I did think Perkatory coffee was slightly better, but honestly only slightly. If I lived there, I could see me bouncing between the two shops where as here, I only go to my local coffee shop.

This is a real gem in the middle of Trinidad. There are some very nice pieces of art here, as well…read moreas fragments of local history that are really interesting. We would have spent more time here, if our friends were more inclined. We plan to return soon.

Walking Main Street an thankfully stumbled upon this gem…read more A.R Mitchell was a Trinidad native and was known as "King of the Pulp Magazine Covers". Most of this art museum is dedicated to his works and accoutrements. If you are fan of Cowboy/Western Art then is a must stop. I Particularly was interested in the Spanish folk art, and Native American pottery. This museum hosts a lot of local artists, with Hans Droog being of particular note, his "Swirly Horse 1" is mesmerizing. The building the art pieces are housed in is 115 years old, this building itself is a work of art, the hardwood alone floors made me swoon. You can easily spend an hour here moving on the 1st floor then 2ed floor and then back down to the gift area. Allyson, was very kind to take time out of her busy day and explain Mitchell's relationship to Harold Von Schmidt who's use of color is unique, his style and expressiveness draws you in, you feel as if you are in the scene he has created. Allyson also answered a million questions, the chat with her was as interesting as the art work. Free admission is the cherry on top.

We loved our lunch, the atmosphere and the staff!…read more We were traveling from Denver to Santa Fe and wanted to stop and wanted to investigate the town of Trinidad. We had stayed overnight a couple years back on a roadtrip to Santa Fe. We arrived at lunchtime and were intrigued by this place. We liked the history of the place and the homey comfort. If you dine in be sure to read the information on the wall photos. We got a couple of Paninis: Turkey Apple Cheddar and Applewood Bacon & Ham. We pared the sandwiches with Sweet Potato Fries & Onion Rings, but more importantly Hanks Soda & fresh baked cookies! What a deal they have for lunch and great taste!

Almost didn't notice this was a lunch spot until we walked in. It was a pleasant place with a…read moresouvenir shop in the back and they have yummy paninis. Good spot for lunch if you like sandwiches!

Wonderful shop! Beads, clothing, handbags, scarves. soaps, lamps, jewelry and all kinds of…read moregoodies. The owner was so helpful and even took the time to give me a short tutorial on kumihimo (Japanese braiding) and she had all the supplies and findings for it too. Highly recommend!

From the owner: Very unusual Gifts and Beads-- Handmade Jewelry, clothing, turkshg lamps, crystals, beading…read moreclasses, jewelry-making classes, custom made jewelry options, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, bolos and more,, incense, skin care, sound therapy tools, african beads, czech glass beads, chinese beads, home decor, windchimes, knick knacks, more