Planning Police Dept. The 4,000 square foot art gallery features regional, national and international exhibitions. The Museum's local history exhibits include Life on Main Street, Loveland's Great Western Sugar Factory, Sweetheart Town, USA, and others. Educational programs and classes, as well as special events such as concerts, performances, poetry readings, and demonstrations take place throughout the year. The Museum is located downtown at Fifth and Lincoln.
Admission is free.
N. Lincoln Ave. From intricate Butterfly combinations to multiple rope spins, double tricks, the Big Loop, Ocean Wave, and Texas Skip, the routines reflect an authentic link to the grace and beauty of the original Charro style of roping during the Wild West era. The exhibit features 125 vintage photographs, letters, sworn affidavits, notarized napkins and other artifacts that were used to substantiate and enliven outlandish claims submitted to Ripley. This exhibit was curated by Mark Sloan, Roger Manley, and Michelle Van Parys, and is circulated by Curatorial Assistance, Inc., Los Angeles. Many trades are represented in the collection, which was begun seven years ago while her husband was searching for antique woodworking tools.