GALLERIES AND STUDIOS

A closer look. A different perspective.

A painting that makes you pause. Pottery you can picture on your kitchen table. A small detail that starts a conversation. Explore Clear Creek’s galleries and artists, follow what catches your eye, and take a little time to learn about the hands behind the work.

FIND SOMETHING THAT SPEAKS TO YOU

Browse the galleries and artists below. Come with a particular piece in mind or simply bring your curiosity. There’s plenty of room to look, ask questions, and discover what you like.

THE MAJESTIC GALLERY

Many artists. Plenty to discover.

Step inside this cooperative gallery on Miner Street to explore paintings, photography, pottery, glass, jewelry, and sculpture. Take another look at the piece that caught your attention, and ask about the artist behind it.

1636 Miner Street, Idaho Springs

KIND MOUNTAIN COLLECTIVE

Local creativity, ready to come home.

Browse paintings, pottery, woodwork, glass, and jewelry sourced directly from local and regional artists. Find something useful, something playful, or something you simply love. Ask whose hands made it and bring a little of their creativity into your everyday.

1546 Miner Street, Idaho Springs

GLENBROOK GALLERY

The character is in the carving.

Discover Daryl Boone’s handcrafted Santa carvings, shaped from natural cottonwood bark. The grain and shape of each piece help give it a personality of its own. Explore the collection online and contact the artist about available work and visiting arrangements.

125 W. Park Ave, Empire

AMY E. WARD

Familiar places. A fresh way of seeing.

Explore expressive landscapes and portraits in watercolor, ink, and acrylic by Idaho Springs artist Amy E. Ward. Browse her work online, ask about a commission, or find her work at The Majestic Gallery. Contact Amy directly with questions about her personal studio.

1027 Miner Street, Idaho Springs

Leave a little room to plan.

Check gallery hours before heading out. For studio visits, commissions, or accessibility questions, contact the artist or gallery directly. A little planning leaves more time to enjoy what you find.

One adventure leads to the next.Usually to lunch.