Wow what a true gem. I love this place! I walked in to browse and walked out with an incredible…read morewall pottery piece of the monument, a beautiful glass piece of a portrait, and a bunch of jewelry. There is something for everyone here. The prices are very reasonable for high quality handcrafted one of a kind artwork. The staff is so friendly and helpful! They were happy to let me try on as much jewelry as I wanted and even stored my water bottle while I shopped so I could have both of my hands available to touch things and explore. I will be back regularly to see what else they have come in. Highly recommend!!

Startling selection of local art work. Wonderful gallery setting in historical building. Engaging…read moreowner and staff.

Fruita has been needing a place like this for a long time. Orbit features work from a variety of…read moreartists, many of whom are local. Orbit provides the opportunity to see how many very talented people live and work in the area. They change focus monthly, keeping things fresh and new.

Really such a find. I am so happy I found this place. Buy, sell, trade and a wide a varied…read moreselection. Will be back!

Wow! What a total gem. I was pleasantly surprised at the selection, the cozy vibes, and the…read morefriendliness of the staff. One of the best non-fiction selections I've ever seen. Highly recommend

CBS know pretty much everything about comics and can help anyone get into the media. Great LCBSread more

Great service good prices! I picked up a few spawn issues I've been looking for. I was online…read morelooking for a comic book shop and found this gem here, just visiting from San Francisco ! Had to check it out !

While walking around Grand Junction, I noticed the overwhelming amount of outdoor art throughout…read morethe streets of the new main street development and the surrounding downtown area. I'm sure there are over 100 sculptures and different art pieces in the tight 4 x 6 city block area. I looked deeper into what this was all about, did a little bit of "Google" research and found that the Downtown Development Authority was behind all of this. 'Begun in 1984 and sponsored by the Downtown Development Authority, Art on the Corner was one of the first sidewalk sculpture exhibits in the country. It includes both temporary and permanent pieces in many different styles and media, from abstract stone pieces to realistic bronze renditions. In 2010 Knit on the Corner & Poetry in the Streets was added to the program.' referenced by www.downtowngj.org/aotc.cfm 27 years later, I think the movement has been very successful. The artwork I'm sure has brought visitors from all around the world to see these unique pieces and installations. I am going to take it upon myself to see each and every piece and learn more about this project. I hope you can to.

I am always impressed with the quality of artwork selected each year for the temporary exhibit in…read moredowntown Grand Junction. The works that are part of the permanent collection can be seen around the town. This is something that I hope Grand Junction continues in the future.

This place is awesome! They are filled to the brim with vintage clothes, jewelry and accessories,…read morewith tons of stuff from the 40s through the 70s. They have everything from fancy prom dresses to wacky polyester pantsuits. Their vibe is extra-funky because they are also an art gallery. In addition to buying quite a few outfits here for my girls over the years, I bought a great-piece of one-of-a-kind pottery. And the owner, named Caole (I don't know if I'm spelling that right. It's pronounced Kale) is just wonderful. Even after not going in there for months at a time, the second we walk in the door she greets us by name and asks about other friends who often go shopping there with us. If you're looking for funky and fabulous in Grand Junction, Planet Earth is a must.

I really enjoyed this museum. My favorite was the being able to see and sit in a real stage coach…read more I liked seeing the display of guns throughout the years. The layout was a bit confusing and there was a display or 2 that I found out about after leaving which I wish I had seen.

This is a great museum detailing recent and not so recent history of the area. We lived here for…read moreseveral years before visiting, which was a mistake. The collection of native pottery is alone worth the visit.