Stop by every time in Fort Collins both to get thing that need but to also just explore and get…read moreideas. Great supplies and wonderful helpful staff.

Great products HOWEVER I've lately received several cracked frames. It takes 3-5 contacts with them…read morefor a store credit. Beautiful frames but give yourself time to reorder refund slow or never I received a damaged frame on 1/14 filed out online form and emailed as of 2/24 no response I really like their museum quality frames and great prices Be prepared to follow up if you have any product problems. I also regularly order art supplies. I have not had problems with paints and supplies

An amazing option for artists and crafters on a budget as I used to be. Now, with much limited…read morevision I have had to give up those pursuits that I have enjoyed since childhood. But now I am just a donor to their shop and I really enjoy knowing my various donations will not go unused. I brought in a lot of stuff in the last few years but recently found yet another stash I had missed. So I called to see if the could use wallpaper and told me they would even take an operas roll in addition to the two still sealed. I got a rude over this morning so we could easily park as soon as they opened. It's a great shop stocked with so much in so many categories, every crafter and fiber artist around should stop by.

Lots of great reuse items available! All of it has been donated by the public and it changes…read moreperiodically, although there always is a stash of basic art supplies. Fiber, yarn, painting, wood, metal, plastic, glass and tons of kid stuff, crayons, colored pencils, marker, glue, paper, scrapbooking, canvases, art books, etc. There is more there than I listed, including stuff like Velcro, sewing needles, sewing machines!, knitting needles, crochet hooks, felt. Yesterday they even had a spinning wheel! If you bring in a donation of supplies, you receive a discount coupon for a future purchase.

Story time event is so much fun!…read more For a reasonable price, you get a story time and a piece to paint. Laura was our guide on today's adventure and helped with tips on painting pieces to be fired. She helped my kiddo understand how the colors would mix and change once the piece was fired. Very fun and we will definitely be back. They have lots of table space and room for social distancing. They offer a wide variety of clay objects designs, styles and price points. They also have canvas pieces you can learn how to paint.

What's not to love? In very difficult times, this is an oasis of color and creativity that you…read moreought to try even if you don't have an artistic bone in your body! It's peaceful, accepting and helpful. It's so much fun to paint a ceramic gift for a friend and watch how beautifully it turns out. (You'd be surprised!) Take advantage of their art classes too. No, I'm not a paid reviewer. In fact, I paid to paint several items and I hope to keep going back. It's a great escape from worry and work. Plus, I like supporting this local business that has had it tough in 2020. I hope you'll give it a try!

This place has a good radio selection. It is on the smaller side of supply stores. The employee…read morethat was working there was extremely helpful and help me find what I needed. I am coming here again to get my supplyes

I've been doing business with Karen and her son Brian for YEAAARRRS. Great place for supplies and…read moreadvice. Every time I go to Loveland to drop a statue off at the foundry I work with, I stop in at the Depot. Reasonable prices, good selection and professional people!

The art helpers here are phenomenal! You walk out with your project! Highly recommend for artist…read morewanna-be's (and maybe, real artists).

This is such a cool arts and crafts space! We did the hydro dipping private class and had a…read morewonderful time. This is a great option for anyone visiting Estes Park with kids or a crafty adult.

Used to like this place, but now it's just become a no-go. They look like they have a lot of stuff,…read morebut every time I go, they're out of whatever I went there for --- usually several things, as I always go with a list, since it's a bit of a drive for me. Their watercolor brush selection is quite skimpy; they never seem to have the size I need or type I want, and even weeks later they still don't have that size/type in stock. Same for specific watercolors. They have an entire display of Daniel Smith watercolors, yet the very color I need, they're out of. One day one of the staff spent 15 minutes checking all the other brands to see if they had that color in *any* other brand -- nope. And it was a common color like Prussian blue. Watercolor sketchbooks? Unless you like blocks (which I personally can't stand), you won't find much. A small display of Hand-book sketchbooks, which are mostly for drawing and not watercolor. The watercolor ones are 200gsm, not 300gsm. (Which I was able to order from Amazon for the same price as Meininger was charging for the 200gsm.) Drawing pens? You're in luck if you do manga. If you use probably the most popular brand, Uni-Pin fineliner, forget it. They don't even sell them. (They seem to prefer Sigma Microns.) Watercolor pencils? Sure, if you want the really large expensive sets. If you want to try them out with a set of 24 Goldfaber Aquas, nope. Art storage? Slim pickings. A few zippered pouches. The dollar store has a better selection. Overall, they're out of whatever I need when I need it, and they won't be getting in anytime soon. Sometimes they can get stuff sent from their CO Springs location, but that means a second trip back to the store, when I only wanted to drive there once. (The neighborhood is awful.) Also, their website is very hit or miss, and *won't* tell you if they have something in stock in the store. Sometimes you put in a search term that will return "no item found" when I know for a fact they sell that item in the store. Go do a search for "Lamy Safari" and you'll see what I mean. They have a selection of Lamy Safari pens in the store, but only converters and lead refills on their website. Prices are high, sometimes by $10-15 or more over what you'd pay elsewhere. I was looking for the Albrecht Durer 24 watercolors set, which they were selling for full price at $72. I had just seen this same set on Blick Art for half that, $37.50. I mentioned this to one of the staff and his response was, "Yeah, well they can buy in bulk and we can't." Okay, fair enough, but wow, even with shipping I could get it far, far cheaper online. As for returns, ha! Don't go by their printed return policy. I mistakenly bought a quill watercolor brush that's way too big for my needs; called the store to see if they have the next size down, which they do, but was told I could not exchange it "because the manager says it's too hard to tell if a brush has been used or not." Then why doesn't the return policy state that? See the attached photo for their posted Return Policy. Now show me where it says "brushes can't be returned because you can't tell if they've been used or not." The staff person on the phone said I could bring in the brush and speak to the manager about it, but I will not be doing that. I've encountered him before: he's one of those people who thinks he's hilarious and is in your face whether you need help or not. Sorry, I refuse to deal with him, so I'll just keep my overpriced $47 synthetic brush and try to find a use for it. Some of the staff are pleasant and nice to work with; we even got to know some by name. But overall, shopping at Meininger's has just become too much of a hassle and we won't be shopping there again.

This supply house for artists is as good as it gets. I no longer live near Denver but I always…read morevisit. I always find items I had no idea that I had to have! Over 30 years ago I bought my Holy Grail Fountain Pen here.

The service, selection, and customer service are always excellent. They are super knowledgeable and…read morewilling to help educate the less knowledgeable on products, and techniques for different projects. I built my first cabinets and they gave great advice to have them look as if they were professionally finished.

Shouldn't be called a game store. Nice people though. Seemed like the paint side of things is worth…read morea stop too.

lovely store. I wish I had more room in my suitcase, i could have bought so much. Staff was very…read morefriendly.

Everything was resolved in a timely manner and we have been back since and everything was great!read more

Fun place to visit but not really a place you go to but something unless you're looking for a cat…read morehead in a jar, and piece of a wall from a horror movie set or a lock of hair from a serial killer. But everyone has a niche, am I right. More of a museum in my eyes but still really fun to look around. Really unique items and some good memorabilia and I would love to see it flourish as a business.

From the owner: We have curated a store full of what we would call "elegantly strange", "beautifully dark", "unique…read moreantique", and "pretty creepy". These items compliment our strange and unusual personalities and also display our eye for one of a kind decor items. We hope you come take a look, and continue to stop in as we find new items weekly!!