Basalt Gallery provides quality exhibition space in the quaint, historic town of Basalt. The gallery features artists from the Roaring Fork Valley, but also represents painters from throughout Colorado, New Mexico and Utah. The gallery offers a wide array of traditional and contemporary oils, watercolors, pastels, sculpture and photography. Local and regional artists include Susan Crenshaw Walker, Roger Davis, Ann Gaechter, Judy Haas, Don Hamilton, Dan Young, Heather Foster, John Berry, Cheryl Browder and Gene Adcock.
Location:
PO Box 1819, 200 Basalt Center Circle, Basalt Colorado 81621
Telephone
970-927-9668
Other Art nearby:
(Aspen) Alice Koelle Photography
(Leadville) Art and Mary Dupont
(Aspen) Baldwin Gallery
(Basalt) Basalt Gallery
(Breckenridge) Breckenridge Gallery
(Crested Butte) Chris Ladoulis Photography
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04/20 Coming to The Basalt area
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Breckenridge Summer Beer Festival Breckenridge CO July13 This event offers brews, views and free live music and features unlimited beer tasting from 12:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Grand Junction Yoga Festival Grand Junction CO July11-14 The Telluride Yoga Festival is a unique event that elevates the benefits of yoga with a mission to protect our natural environment.
Winter Park Alpine Artaffair Winter Park CO July20-21 Featuring Fine Arts & Fine Crafts,
Jewelry, Photography, Metalwork, Mixed Media,
Pottery, Painting, Glass, Wood, Fiber and More.
Olathe Sweet Corn Festival Olathe CO August3 The Olathe Sweet Corn Festival is more than fun in the western Colorado sunshine. It is an ever-growing symbol of a community committed to making the future better for the generations to come.
Keystone Bluegrass and Beer Festival Keystone CO August3-4 Down-home cooking, frothy flavors and mountain music are just a piece of the pie. In a whirlwind of hillbilly luxuries, folks gather while 30 microbreweries from Colorado and beyond showcase their unique blends of hops and barleys.
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