Madison & Main Gallery

Madison & Main is a co-op gallery of Colorado fine artists in Greeley, Colorado. The offerings range from Oil paintings, watercolors and Photography to wooden flutes, ceramics, cards and books. It's a terrific place to find gifts for graduations, weddings and holidays. There is a wide variety of pricing from $20 and up.

I wandered here my first week in Greeley and it is the best place. Please go here, if you know me, I will take you. I must have spent an hour looking through the most beautiful collages and cards while one of the artists, (they're co-op so the artists work at the desk and you can pick their brains and meet them in person!) Johnny, let me ask every history question I could possibly think of and set me up with some basic photography tips and local pointers (picking up a disposable kodak camera to see if I have fun this week actually)! Their bicycle exhibit may be over, but I'm so excited for the next.

Found a very special item here as a gift for a dear friend. The store is small but has a nice variety of artistic items. The item I purchased was unique and well-loved by the recipient. The prices are about what you'd expect for handmade artwprk.

Love this little Gallery, will be back often to see new stuff. Bought really cute pair of handmade mittens. Beautiful pottery, paintings, jewelry and much more.

Plenty of fancy art to buy. Very demure and cutesy. Would recommend to anybody in Greeley looking to wow friends or family with their disposable income.

Everyone here is so nice! Pottery, paintings and jewelry galore! Great gift ideas year round and all originals.

Great little gallery/co-op. Artists were super friendly, lovely pieces, reasonably priced. Unique.

Excellent co-op of local artists, authors, and the like To have local, local, and more local I plan to stop by regularly to see the great things within!!!

Nice little co-op artist outlet next to Margie's Java Joint. Plenty of small items to choose from or larger items if your looking to decorate your home. It's nice to speak to local artists that work the shop as well. Maybe a half dozen artists are represented within their works and somehow we find something to keep or gift every time we venture into the store. Support local, right?