The Curtis School opened in 1914. Today the little brick building (with an addition on the rear and…read morean expansive garden level) is the Curtis Center for the Arts, seving the City of Greenwood Village with gallery exhibitions, lectures, cultural events, and art instruction. The main floor has offices in front, restrooms and a meeting room in the rear, but most of the space is a gallery with front and rear sections. The gallery is well-programmed with continuing group exhibits of regional interest and the occasional solo or duo show of major regional and national importance. The little schoolhouse has been transformed into an elegant exhibition space. The art exhibitions are always worth a visit. You can also count on good snacks at the openings. Note that the parking lot is shared with Aspen Academy. The arts center is on the west side of the lot. You can enter off Orchard Road or into the back side of Aspen Academy from University Boulevard going south.

What a Greenwood Village gem! Lovely art gallery upstairs and well-equipped classroom space…read moredownstairs. Tons of art classes offered for adults and children. All reasonably priced with excellent instruction by established artists. The two classes I've taken with Cliff Austin have been great!

A fully inclusive event venue available for concerts, gallery openings and film. The 1101 Gallery…read moreis truly an experience

Charming local art gallery with a ton of history! I love this secret little spot that is right in…read morethe heart of Littleton. There are new art shows nearly every month with a variety of art forms to view.

This very interesting building is the original Littleton railroad depot, built in 1888 by the…read moreAtchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe railroad. The building has been moved from its original location. The caboose next door is about ten years younger than the depot building. The depot is now the headquarters of the Littleton Fine Arts Guild which is celebrating its 55th anniversary in 2017. Most of the building is devoted to the Depot Art Gallery which regularly presents work by the members of the Fine Arts Guild and, occasionally, broader shows. The caboose is sometimes pressed into service as additional gallery space (rather difficult to access, unfortunately, via a very steep iron staircase). The depot building is owned by the City of Littleton and maintained by the Fine Arts Guild. Art shows are presented in the Baggage, Ticket, and Waiting rooms. The spaces are a little cramped and the quality of the art is variable, but this is a good place to find a bargain by a local artist. A wide variety of media is exhibited, including painting, sculpture, photography, pottery, and jewelry. There is lots of free parking and admission is free. I find it hard to keep track of their shows as I have not found a way to get on their mailing list, if one exists, and the Fine Arts Guild does not do a good job of publicizing their events.

Ravay Snow's pet portraits are amazing and she really captures the personality of each pet. I…read morecommissioned her to do a portrait of one of our cats as a surprise Christmas gift for my husband. Ravay came to our home to do a photo shoot and captured his personality. She worked with me to choose the perfect composition for what I was looking for. Our cat has many extra toes and she worked hard to incorporate this aspect into the painting. Her use of color really makes her paintings come to life. I am picky about artwork but after seeing her pet portraits I know she was the one to create this priceless piece of art of our beloved cat Mr. Toes. I couldn't be happier with her painting and looking at it makes me smile every day. I highly recommend Ravay!

From the owner: Fine art, commissioned pet portraits, animal art, dog and cat portraits, portraits of people,…read moreportraits of birds, layout and high-end graphic design. Special requests considered.

I highly recommend ROX Arts Gallery in Littleton, Colorado--a cooperative gallery run by the…read moreRoxborough Arts Council that showcases the talent of 35-40 local artists across painting, photography, pottery, jewelry, and sculpture. It's a welcoming, community-driven space that not only offers beautiful, diverse artwork but also hosts monthly artist receptions and hands-on workshops for all ages. Conveniently located in the Aspen Grove shopping center, ROX provides an inviting atmosphere where visitors can connect directly with artists and experience creativity up close.

From the owner: ROX Art Gallery features a juried selection of exceptional paintings, photography, pottery,…read moresculptures, jewelry, woodworks, and more from 35+ local artists. We also provide in-gallery art classes for all ages and skill levels. Check out the Classes tab on our website! And check out our 2nd Friday receptions held at the gallery from 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm. This is your chance to interact with many of the artists in attendance to talk about technique or their artwork. Wine and snacks are provided during the event. Bring your friends for an enjoyable night out.

As a pro Interior Designer, I have been working with AW for over 30 years. They know their stuff…read moreand have vast, various ways they approach framing but all of it with quality and care. A Colorado family run business, I am so fond of this family and their work ethic for a higher standard. They actually do care! 'To-the Trade only '. There mission is about honoring the trade and all we do. Grab your design professional and head down to AW!

This is a great resource! Just be aware it is "to the trade" only. You must be a business to be a…read morecustomer. Their services are primarily to interior designers and architects. They have a wide array of decorative objects/accessories. But I think their real strength is framing. Huge selection, knowledgeable staff, and excellent pricing!

I live in a small town in Southwest Colorado. I canceled my gym membership due to feeling uneasy…read moreand self conscious. Never in a million years did I think I would be able to have something delivered and set up for me in my home. Then I made the wise decision to call Fitness Gallery. I spoke with a very kind and exceedingly helpful young man named Ryan. Trust me. He went above and beyond to help me and I put him through the wringer with a ton of questions, hesitations, and more questions. Even if I sent him an email on a weekend, he responded quickly. His knowledge of their products and patience were unlike any I have seen in a very, very long time. In fact, I would go so far as to say he restored my faith in customer service and attentiveness. Then, today, two young men pulled up in my driveway after a drive of nearly 5 hours. In around 30 minutes, they had my treadmill set up and ready to use. They were courteous and hard-working. This may sound silly to some, but I even noticed how straight they installed the floor mat and the treadmill in my office. I'm very much a person that likes to have things neat and orderly and I could not have done it better myself. So today, I have the privilege and the pleasure of reading my owners manual and finally having a treadmill in my home with which to improve my health and well-being. No more dreading the gym because of how many people will be judging me for my size and lack of physical fitness. No more embarrassment. I can focus on what matters most. My health. The ability to do so is all due to Fitness Gallery and the helpfulness of Ryan Greer!

For some reason yelp has me as living in California, when I actually live here in Colorado. I…read morebought a Tuff Stuff bench from Fitness Gallery here in Colorado some time ago. It was a flat bench with an upper and lower pulley ~~ pretty simple. These units are sold with a "lifetime warranty," which is a main reason to buy one. About four years ago I had a pulley cable break. I tried calling and e-mailing Tuff Stuff, which is headquartered in Chino, CA. No answer either way. Fitness Gallery was sympathetic but it was a "manufacturer's issue." I bit the bullet and had Fitness Gallery repair it. This cost me around $150. Last month the cable started fraying again. FG sent out another repair guy to replace the cable. This time it was $318. So I'm into this for around $500 ~~ just for cable repairs. Keep this cost in mind when you are looking at buying any Tuff Stuff equipment from Fitness Gallery. The "lifetime warranty" isn't lifetime, and the Tuff Stuff isn't tuff. Buyer beware. * The max load I put on these cables is 180 lbs for back rows.