This is a boutique with at least one other location in downtown CO springs which Id also gone to,…read moreand also thought was very cute :) This location certainly is different from that one though, the items are just as eclectic but a lot of the merchandise seems different. I really enjoyed wandering around in here, they had cute little things! It's along the main road in old Colorado city neighborhood so already a lot to see; you could def get some cute souvenirs here :) it is a little pricey but isn't everything these days ‍~ of note -- there was also a tarot reader there doing someone's reading in the back room area on the left, I thought that was a fun concept!

This place is just fun and unique! You will never really know what you might find inside: Stickers,…read morecrafts, art, clothing! It's a bit of everything honestly and I loved finding it! I can't wait to go back!

Fabulous small business in the heart of Old Colorado City featuring western gifts, home decor and…read moremiscellaneous other interesting odds and ends that are fun to window shop. I was on the hunt for an angel figurine for my mom's Christmas present and finally found "her" here - complete with cowgirl gear and attitude. I was able to talk with the shop owners who were helpful and friendly and genuinely glad to see me. When do you ever get THAT treatment at a chain store? The hunt & find of unique gift is a big part of the charm in the shops up and down Colorado Ave and the experience of walking through shops that aren't name brand or in a stuffy hustling mall can't be beat.

From the owner: We specialize in unique fashion jewelry and women's clothing.read more

The staff is very friendly and there is a lot to choose from. The prices are reasonable.read more

This is hands-down the best souvenir shop in Old Colorado. We have been in twice and will visit…read moreevery time we are in the area. The owner is so friendly and is also originally from the same area as we are, so that was a bonus. The store is not crammed full of stuff like some of the others on the strip but instead offers a pleasant shopping experience. I have purchased several things from there, and all were of good quality. Infact, I have gotten many compliments on the hat I bought there a couple of years ago. Why go anywhere else?

We stopped in here by chance. It's an amalgamation of all things random and nifty. They seem to…read morespecialize in the beautiful, unique, and sometimes just plain funny. You never know what they're going to have. I bought a really beautiful glass necklace for 25 bucks- hand-crafted by a local artisan. They also have some things that were amazing, for a pretty low price (like a giant wrought iron lantern, priced at $45) There were also some one-of-a-kind art that was a bit more 'spensive. You never know what to expect to find at the Attic- but what ever it is, it'll be cool. This is a good place to shop for gift ideas. I think my favorite thing about the Attic is that it is very openly GLBT friendly. I would guess the owner (who is a super nice guy) is likely gay. This is the first openly GLBT business i've found here. It reminded me of the community of businesses in New Orleans that I used to frequent. Hooray! And in the springs, to boot!

Fun, small museum with interesting history. Entry is 8$ per person…read more There's old fashioned rooms to go in and look at how things used to be back in the day. Next, you can pan for real gold in a special area outside. Then, you can look at old furnished rooms (behind glass) with antiques & pieces of history including the bed of the 21st President. Lastly, there is a short film about Colorado Springs history. This place would be a great, short excursion if you are visiting Colorado Springs.

Ghost Town Museum - A Mix of Magic and Misses…read more There's definitely a lot to see here--every nook and cranny is packed with relics from Colorado's early days. It's a cool peek into how folks lived back then, and there's no shortage of vintage eye candy. Some items are clearly marked with "Do Not Touch" signs. One wasn't--so naturally, my curious son gave it a go to see how it worked. A staff member walked by and, instead of gently redirecting, chose to loudly scold him in front of others. It was uncomfortable and felt a little over the top for a kid just being curious. Not exactly a warm, educational moment. We moved on quickly--but not before one of us made sure to gently touch one more thing, for good measure. The shooting gallery was a hit with the kids. Change machines are a surprisingly nice convenience. Gold panning? Fun to try, but we struck out. Informative movie? Worth sitting for. Gift shop? Cool stuff, but brace for sticker shock. All in all, it's worth a stop if you're into Old West history, but a little more grace from staff would go a long way in keeping the experience fun--especially for families.

A great little store to come visit they've got anything and everything you could wanti if you See…read moreit just buy it that's what we went in there to do found all our favorites and ended up spending $300. And we could've still got more. Nice store and nice people.

This is truly one of my favorite places! They always have the sweets and treats I'm craving! Plus…read morethe tea room is amazing and every should pop in for High Tea! It's delicious! Get there as soon as you can and grab some Smarties while you are at it

The Spark is a high end gift store located in downtown Colorado Springs…read more One of my favorite things to do when visiting a new town is to find their downtown shopping areas and just browse. I love souvenir shops, gift shops, and everything in between. That is how I found The Spark. I was a little apprehensive when I first walked in because I didn't want my kids to break anything.It's not that they're occasionally bulls in a china shop, but they are occasionally bulls in a china shop. They were particularly well behaved this time so nothing was damaged. The items for sale here are more towards the high end decorative type items. There were several dude oriented items that I liked, including several clocks made from old airplane gauges. I kind of regret not buying one. I did end up getting a Colorado themed Christmas Ornament which is pretty cool. If you are in downtown Colorado Springs and want high end decor, I encourage you to visit The Spark.

Saw a display of bee themed items on a front table and had to go into the store. It has some…read morenostalgic items and jewelry made by local artists. Cool backpacks, winter hats, books, signs and decor items. It was easy to find things for your home in here. He loved the old typewriters. I was very tempted to buy one. And my girlfriend found lots of interesting jewelry. Mary was friendly and we chatted as we looked around. There was an issue with the point of sale system but they had us pay at the connecting store so no issues. Come check out The Spark when you're out and about.

They always have a large variety of souvenirs but we tried the food the other day. Decent for the…read morelocation. Would grab a bite here again.

Nice pit stop/rest area to grab lunch after roaming around at Garden of the Gods…read more I got a chicken balsamic wrap which did its job in refueling me. Just didn't care for the overly chunky bits of feta cheese. Great for souvenir shopping. You could easily spend an hour or more if you have time. Theres a big outdoor area as well. I came when it was a quiet day so it was relaxing and peaceful to sit outside. Women's restroom was a bit hidden but mission accomplished.