Crafting Makerspace in Barn!
USED BOOKS & OTHER TREASURES
THE BOOK NOOK
WHAT WE OFFER

BOOKS
NEW & USED

CRAFT KITS
LEARN SOMETHING NEW

ART SUPPLIES
FOR YOUNG AND OLD

PUZZLES
NEW & USED

CHILDREN'S
GAMES & TOYS

HANDCRAFTED
SWEATERS, HATS & MORE

VINTAGE
BOOKS | DOLLS | ANTIQUES

LABYRINTH
WALK FOR PEACE
OPEN
10am - 4pm
Tuesday - Saturday June-August
Wednesday - Saturday Rest of Year
EXTENDED DAYS & HOURS DURING HOLIDAYS
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We invite you to:
Explore our 1930s cottage, now a Buena Vista local heritage site, with books in all 7 rooms!
Walk the only Peace Labyrinth in town.
Visit the barn for more books and antiques!
127 S San Juan Ave, just off West Main, Buena Vista

CRAFTING MAKERSPACE
COME BY AND GET CRAFTY
Starting mid March we will be offering our barn as a crafting makerspace! To start we will have knitting, crochet, and weaving materials like yarn, knitting and crochet needles, and simple weaving boards. We will also have books on those subjects that you can use in house.
If you are looking for a space to work on a project, we have a wonderful space in our barn with plenty of seating! Make yourself at home on the nice big couch and chair, as well as multiple chairs surrounding a large table. Grab a cookie... or two and a coffee from the kitchen, settle in and get crafty.
Oh, and don't forget to bring a friend or two... or five!

COLLECTION SPOTLIGHT
WESTERN BOOKS
We have special sections for WESTERN MYSTERIES and WESTERN FICTION!
GOLD PANNING & GHOST TOWNS
In the KITCHEN you'll find books on GOLD PANNING and GHOST TOWNS of the area.
AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT
GaGa Gabardi and Judilee Butler
Two friends and co-authors, GaGa Gabardi & Judilee Butler, began their collaboration with a short story project “Mysteries From the Museum” for the National Mining Hall of Fame and Museum in Leadville, Colorado.
From there, they decided to develop some characters, storyline, and a setting to start a Colorado based mystery series.
Using technology to close the 2,000 mile distance between homes, they were able to develop their main character, Phoebe Kornel and grow a framework around a small mountain town, using Colorado history for background.
If you haven’t read the Phoebe Kornel series, you’re in for a treat!
