Loveland Museum

Went on a free day. It's a cool museum. They had an exhibit featuring a local artist sculpture, very impressive. Also saw an exhibit called The Art of Death showing different photos of various cemeteries in Colorado. Also featured is the history of Loveland including sugar and beet production and the development of electricity and the Big Thompson river.

A super adorable and well maintained museum featuring the history of Loveland in addition to some cool art exhibits!! I was super impressed with the displays, but I think the topographical map of the Thompson Valley was incredibly interesting to explore. Great little Saturday morning experience! We had a great time!

I have visited this museum twice and learned something each time. For It's small space, they do a great job of bringing in interesting exhibitions. The Daring Women woodblocks were very impressive and a real treat.

We love to visit the museum for their new exhibits. The exhibits in the main gallery are quite varied and unique and they rotate every several months so there's usually something new to see. The core exhibit does an excellent job highlighting the local sugar beet industry history which is an amazing story of what contributed to the community's growth. We return frequently and would highly recommend the exhibit that opened just recently - Ansel Adams photos at Manzanar interment camp in 1943. Just excellent work that truly captures life in the camp! A must see!

Despite its location and size this museum provides a deep look into the art and history of the wild west and loveland Colorado specifically. The knowledge and experience of the staff is wonderful, especially if you have children as it is really engaging to have them go over the historical way people lived and mountain men operated. A really delightful experience and a great family or class activity

Lady the desk was very kind and informative, sorry didn’t get her name. Some of museum is free some isn’t. Worth learning my about Loveland and the sugar beets!

The history of Loveland and most of the museum is free. It's adorable, I love how they layed it out. Huge topographical map upstairs! There's a $7 admissions fee to an art gallery in the same building which is neat. They also have a downstairs for a kids art gallery which was so cute. The lady at the front was very nice (I think her name was Jennifer, but I may be wrong)