This is an amazing group of talented and popular artists under one roof! You can even pick an…read moreartist to commission a personal project. Randy and Melody are amazing people and will take excellent care of all your art needs!

While enjoying the quaint trappings of Frisco, CO, I dropped in on Frisco Fine Art Gallery right…read morethere on Main Street. I chatted with the friendly and knowledgeable curator, Paul Koentges. The gallery features original oils by Paul along with some fabulous original work by several other local artists. While browsing, an art rep delivered several contemporary pieces from another Paul - Paul Cunningham. This guy's work is like none I've ever seen. The price points of all the work in this gallery are extremely reasonable. Our mountain lodge will definitely be sporting several pieces from this new gallery. It's located at: 101 Main St, Frisco, CO 80443. Here's their phone number: (970) 668-0556. I hope you get to visit them soon - maybe I'll see you there.

Great new location in Frisco Main St. Best place to look for local art and gifts! Staffed by…read morefriendly artists.

We had the opportunity to visit this gallery on a recent ski trip and loved it. They have a diverse…read morebody of art work for sale from local artist. The pricing is set by each artist but as a whole I think it the items i liked and checked on were well priced. The shop is rather deceptive in that it looks smaller than it actually is. What i thought would be a brief walk through ended up taking much longer and i under estimated the time it would take to view all the art. Sadly, I did not get to look at all the art but on the bright side the next time we are in town i know where to go and to give my self more time to look through the entire gallery. We purchased a piece from sculpture, Janelle Kopp and fiber art from Joanne Hanson. If you're an art lover this gallery should be at the top of your list.

So I ordered some local art and a separate frame online without really doing my research. When I…read morereceived everything it was kind of a mess. I had the frame but no glass, no backing, & no hanging gear. I found Affordable Art & Frame online and I am so thankful I did. Rick was so helpful. He managed to set me up with a nice conservation glass, foam backing, and hanging gear for all of $84. And I got it back the same day. I will definitely be returning to Affordable Art & Frame for my future pieces. Thank you so much, Rick! We're really happy with the end result.

My go-to framing store in Summit County and my first referral for people needing framing. I'm a…read moreprofessional photographer and Affordable Framing has provided me with excellent quality framing over the years. Matt Lit Photo & Colorado Dog Photography

Such a wonderful addition to downtown Frisco, local artists with reasonable prices selling note…read morecards, glasses, paintings etc.

Great shopping selections and nice, friendly staff. A wide variety of prints, original pieces,…read morenotecards, ceramics, etched wood and leather bound journals. All with unique Colorado flavor. Must haves and gifts for Christmas.

Great tours, friendly staff, and fun events! They have an…read moreonline calendar you can check out what is coming up. There's some fun events coming up in November and December.

I was not able to visit the interior due to the limited hours but enjoyed walking around the…read moregrounds and taking photos of the Summit Historical Museum and historic cabins. The main building was constructed to serve as a schoolhouse in 1883, as more families relocated the Summit County to work on the Union Pacific Railroad. There are a few interpretive signs outside the museum so I was still able to get a little history fix even though the museum proper was closed.

I've walked by the buildings for years and never walked up to check them out until now. I'd walked…read morethe museum a few years back, the main building, but this time entered all of the old buildings behind it. There is a lot of interesting stuff and it kept my eight year old entertained.

Even our older kids enjoyed the exhibits. The moving model train was a hit, as was the taxidermy…read moreanimals. Pictures and paragraphs tell of the mining industry in Frisco. It's neat. In the park, lots of out buildings tell about life in the late 1800s. There is a teepee, a jail, a home, a store...and more showing films and exhibits of the times. Look for the brown schoolhouse with the sign. Check out the big sign for noon talks and music. All free. Lots to do and see here.