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This record shop is a solidly independent store that recently expanded into two buildings. The value of over 20,000 pieces of vinyl is enhanced by the collection of new and used turntables for sale, alongside dozens of lava lamps. The motley selection of music at Twist & Shout is too much for even one room. Dealing in over 100,000 new and used CDs, it offers a skilled staff to help customers find obscure treasures. Used CDs are updated daily and generally sold at a reasonable price.

prAna

This clothing outfitter takes its name from the Sanskrit word for 'vitality' or 'life energy' and this flagship store founded by one of pioneers of the Certified Fair-Trade apparel movement embodies it. Most of the fabrics are picked to eschew as much as possible any pesticides or chemicals and though the price tag is high, the products are remarkably durable. Not only do they scrutinize the fabrics before sale, the shop tries to ensure that its finished products have left as minimal a trace as possible during the manufacturing process. In addition to this store, prAna has four other locations around the country.

Two Hands Paperie

The stationary shop is somewhat a dying breed in America due to the digitization of everything, however this shop on Pearl Street keeps alive the love for paper. Inside, these purveyors sell everything imaginable that is related to the art of pen and paper. Most of the products are made from local artisans and the selection is vast. From Moleskin bound books and postcards to wedding invitations and birth announcements, don't forget to check out this place before venturing anywhere else.

The Hermitage Bookshop

The faint scent of old paper comforts readers coming to The Hermitage Bookshop from far and wide. Lining the shelves are titles from a forgotten time lovingly preserved by the keepers of this book house. Nestled into the leather chairs or propped on a stool, readers are yet again taken on journeys through time and tradition at one of the oldest bookstores in the city. The store also seeks to keep alive the art of reading with read aloud sessions for students and children.

Made in Colorado

If you are in search of the perfect souvenir that captures the magic of your Colorado visit, but cannot seem to find anything other than shot glasses, coasters, and moccasins, wander into this memento center. As the name implies, this shop sells nothing but keepsakes that are 100 percent Colorado. Featuring the work of more than 400 Colorado artisans and craftspeople, the eclectic shop carries the expected and the unusual. Ute and Navajo Indian pottery, aspen wood walking sticks and vases, Colorado screensavers, gold panning kits, books, posters and music are all in abundance.

Tattered Cover

First opened in 1971 as a small, nook-and-cranny bookstore, the Tattered Cover has since then become a literary institution in Denver! This independent and used bookstore has opened three additional venues in the past thirty years; in addition to being well-stocked in indie titles, it has hosted a wide variety of community cultural events, including appearances by Barack Obama, Joan Didion, Buckminster Fuller, Julia Child, Margaret Atwood and astronaut John Glenn (among many, others). Bookworms, you've got a home here!

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Boulder Piano Gallery

3111 Walnut St., Boulder, CO, USA, 80301

Liberty Puzzles LLC

2526 49th Street, Unit 3, Boulder, CO, USA, 80301

If you find puzzles challenging then drop in at the Liberty Puzzles LLC. Here you will find all types of classic wooden jigsaw puzzles related to fine art, vintage prints, americana and impressionism. They are available in various sizes ranging from extra small size to extra large size. The wooden puzzles are made with real maple-veneer plywood and fine archival paper and inks. All pieces are different and no two look alike. Also, Liberty Puzzles are locally manufactured. The puzzle pieces are cut intricately by a laser and have smooth edges. The larger puzzles would make family vacations and holidays a lot more fun.

Fifty-Two 80's A Totally Awesome Shop

1874 South Broadway, Denver, CO, USA, 80210

In Platt Park, there is one shop that caters exclusively to the 1980's, a place where you can buy a Gremlins T-shirt or some G.I. Joe figures or maybe some Nintendo cartridges for the old game system. For those who grew up during this era, the nostalgia comes from every nook and cranny. It's definitely one of the best shops when shopping along South Broadway, so stop by and see some gnarly toys, collectibles and much, much more.

Printed Page Bookshop

1416 South Broadway, Denver, CO, USA, 80210

Printed Page Bookshop is one of a couple superb bookstores located along South Broadway in the Platt Park neighborhood. On the shelves, visitors will find all types of tomes, from reference and biography to cookbooks and antiquarian items, bibliophiles can truly spend hours here. There is a section for everyone, so whether you are looking for a first edition novel or just some Pulp Fiction, this shop is sure to have something interesting. Moreover, the bookstore's location inside a quaint Victorian bungalow only adds to the charm.

Old Tibet

948 Pearl Street, Boulder, CO, USA, 80302

If you cannot make it to Nepal this is the next closest thing. An importer of Nepalese, Tibetan and Indian goods, this store displays the arts and crafts of Himalayan cultures. Browse Buddhist and Hindi statues, colorful clothing, intricate jewelry, incense, exotic knives and other artifacts. Silver bracelets laced with Tibetan prayers and hand-woven backpacks are popular gifts. The adjacent travel agency can even book you a trip to the Himalayas.

Bookies Bookstore

4315 East Mississippi Avenue, Denver, CO, USA, 80246

This is the premier children's bookstore in Denver, stocking over 85,000 titles. Most books are generally discounted 10 to 30 percent. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly, making this a common destination for parents and teachers. The store, located in a strip mall, is brimming with unusual oddities as well as all the traditional favorites such as Curious George and Good-Bye Moon. In addition, there are pretzels to snack on and the stuffed characters from popular books patiently wait for story hour with the kids.