Galleries and Shops

The Trading Post stocks handcrafted items including western art, wood carvings, and locally made sterling silver jewelry. The lapidary arts include local agates, petrified wood, and Colorado turquoise. These are wire wrapped and set in sterling silver by local artist Dave Harvey. Free directions and field trips are available for digging world famous Hartsel Blue Barite at the Bayou Salado. Read more...

The Salt Licking Goat in Fairplay offers custom apparel, including screenprinting, embroidery and transfers. They also stock tons of South Park and Fairplay apparel, souviners, caps, beanies, hoodies, outerwear and discounted apparel, so you are sure to find the perfect South Park souvenir. The Salt Licking Goat Clothing Company Read more...

Discover shelves of hand-made pottery, jewelry, and other items as you move through South Park Pottery and Back Room Beads in Fairplay. The proprietor and artist is likely to be the one manning the counter and can advise you on the right selection of beads for your next project. The bead selection includes Pat Pocius’ own raku fired and lampwork Read more...

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Located just outside of Fairplay on Highway 285, this shop is the perfect place for those who love to “discover” hidden treasures. Don’t let the name fool you, the merchandise is never just limited to furniture and the inventory might include anything from antique hats to mid-century modern kitchen tables to hand-carved bears. Fairplay Furniture Consignment Read more...

Coyote Creek Studio Arts Foundation is a Colorado artist’s co-op offering art from a talented group whose work encompasses painting, art jewelry, glass, pottery, photography, woodworking, sculptures and so much more! Artists’ work is on display at the Coyote Creek Gallery on historic Front Street in Fairplay. In addition to the gallery, Coyote Creek also offers wine tastings, classes, and Read more...

Find the stone building on Front Street to check out how custom cowboy hats are made using a head measuring device that dates back to before the turn of the century. Ever wonder how those cowboys can ride full gallop and their hats stay on? They’re probably wearing hats perfectly fitted to their heads. A custom made beaver hat that Read more...

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