i was trying to get some homework done and was rudely interrupted by an employee and was told that…read morei was not allowed to work in the space there was no clear sign that i could not work there and i believe that it was a bias work place and not happy about the way that i was treate.

The raving reviews really oversold this place to me…read more We travel a lot and with kids, and sometimes we like to find a library for storytime, participate with the locals, enjoy some of the events libraries hold, etc. We've enjoyed sewing classes and STEAM activities all while traveling and not even checking out books. Sometimes we go just to read in a different environment. The reviews cannot rave more. But, having seen many libraries, I can assure you this was fine, but not overly incredible. This place was swarming with kids and parents, very few of which were masked. For some reason, that bothers me in places like libraries. There were also at multiple families who brought in their takeout lunches and were eating their lunches and walking around licking their fingers as their kids were running around. It just seemed more like a community rec center than a library. Kids were playing tag, running all over the place and it was honestly mayhem. Good luck trying to read in that place! We were there about 2 hours and there were no fewer than 100 people in the kids area while we were there. Having just spent a week in Flagstaff, AZ and visiting their library many times over the week, they required masks and limited capacity. This was obviously not the case here. It seemed disorderly. The play structure was neat, but kids were left to play and were not being kind to one another, telling others they couldn't come into the play area, making my 7yo and 9yo feel very unwelcomed. I did find a sweet parking spot outside and the machine charged me for a full 3 hours with a glitch, so I paid the reasonable (but annoying to pay what you didn't ask for) $4.50 for our library trip. There's also a convenient parking garage across the street you can use, also payment required, as is all of downtown Telluride.

The Cliff Palace tour was amazing! It was a little hot but the site has shade. Ranger Allie was a…read moregood tour guide.

For those of you who don't travel to southern CO often should check out Mesa Verde National Park…read more The location and methods of building by the Native Americans is incredible. This is a seasonal destination so try to come in the summer when the tours are running so you can walk and climb amongst some of the areas.

Beautiful photography, exceptional quality, creative scenes that inspired us to buy one for our…read morehome. We cannot wait to hang it and share with family and friends. Looking forward to returning next year for another gorgeous piece.

Picture is absolutely beautiful, delivery was a bit annoying, but Tony Newlin's employees worked…read morethrough it. The art work is absolutely magical. All worked out in the end.

I stopped in Bella while in town for a few days of hiking and girl's tripping…read more This store is located on the Main Street and is nearby to tons of cute shops and restaurants for shopping and dining. Very walkable and very quaint. I found some absolutely beautiful jewelry pieces inside - with pave-set diamonds which is my favorite style called Bigli. It's a european jewelry brand that is just stunning and very unique. I tried on several pieces and I am in love. Staff were friendly and helpful. Highly recommend if you are in town and looking for some unique, high-end items.

From the owner: Taking a nod from the exquisite environment of Telluride, CO that surround us, our goal is to…read moreinspire and delight you with beauty! We believe that the colors & designs surrounding you have an overall affect on your soul each day! Happiness is most easily attained by living an aesthetically beautiful lifestyle. Whether it is fine jewelry, unique home furnishings, or fine art…they all enhance your mood, and ultimately elevate your spirit. BELLA Fine Goods understands that your inspirations come to life in telling a story through your fine jewelry, furnishings, fine art, and gifts. We are here to help bring these stories to life by creating celebrated memories for you and your loved ones. Enjoy our upscale collection of fine jewelry, unique home furnishings, fine art, and special gifts. Stop by, or give us a call, and we’ll take care of you with an unforgettable experience!

First time attending Bluegrass Festival and I had a blast! I'm not a hippie - never claimed to be,…read morenever tried...I don't smoke... Don't really like bluegrass music either lol. But my man lives in Telluride and my friend Sheri wanted to go to the festival. I didn't expect much and I was very impressed. Mellow bands, mellow crowds. I expected food and drinks to be overpriced but actually everything was extremely reasonable. The best deal was the wine tent where I bought a huge cup of wine for $10 and refills were $8. They were very generous pours. I also had the best grilled fish taco ever woooot. Side of guac, black bean corn salsa. Oh yeah!!! One day of the festival was definitely enough for me. Steve Winwood was the final performer last night and was amazing. Day passes were $70 which is fair. Overall a very pleasant experience with great music and gorgeous breathtaking mountain scenery.

2014 was my first year at Telluride... HOW did I let this much time go by without going?…read more Telluride Bluegrass fest has the best of bluegrass. Think today's stars (Chris Thiele & Co, Della Mae, Steeldrivers, etc), as well as classics (Del, Sam Bush, etc). Something for everyone really. The festival itself is set in the beautiful town of Telluride which is down in a valley. We stayed on the other side of the mountain and took the gondola into town every day for the fest. This in itself was an incredible experience, especially late night riding back with strangers who are your new friends! The festival is well organized. Acts start on time. There are tons of vendors. When I went, the festival was sponsored by New Belgium brewing. For about $10 you could buy a reusable Kleen Kanteen cup and get $4 beer refills all weekend. The town of telluride was very welcoming. Most of the bands play shows around town all weekend, including a free show at the farmer's market. There are lots of great restaurants to check out in town, and even a brewery!

So fun! Amazing drinks and ambiance! Great service, we felt welcome the moment we walked up! We…read morejust stopped to listen to the live music and have a drink before dinner. We didn't regret it!

I was here for the horror film fest, and it's a beautiful and interesting venue…read more I prefer the balcony seating, as it seemed easier to get a seat closer to the door and not have to worry about climbing over people. If you have the opportunity, sit both on the floor and in the balcony to get the full experience. The seating on the floor doesn't have an aisle so it can be a little difficult to navigate. The floor creaks, but I mean, come on--it's an old venue. Concessions were appropriately priced. I hope to come back someday!