For musicians interested in folk, bluegrass, or all manner of acoustic music, this music house is a must visit. The center carries guitars, banjos, mandolins, autoharps, harmonicas, and even rare and unusual items like a 1920 Gibson six-string banjo. One can also strum through a healthy selection of CDs and tapes. The selection features many hard-to-find folk, Celtic and bluegrass titles. This shop also lays claim to having the largest assortment of picks in Denver.

There is a definite style about this antique chamber. Instead of the usual spread of lamps and knickknacks, Country Club Art & Antiques specializes in patio and garden ware, ornamental iron, and primitive but practical antique furniture. The antique hutches and cabinets harbor a weathered appearance and look like something one would find in the Sundance catalog. There are also chandeliers and candleholders and functional old-fashioned shaving stands. Inventory is always changing, so shopping for that special item can be hit or miss.

The Aurora Mall is one of the older malls in the city, but it still has plenty to offer avid shoppers. Brands represented include Macy's, Old Navy, Vans, Radio Shack and Sears. There is also an on-site mall food court. It could do with a revamp but Aurora Mall has a certain charm and it can be a great people-watching venue. Call for opening hours.

Carving its niche in the fashion industry and through the years becoming a familiar name when it comes to legit Western gear, Rockmount Ranch Wear, is a must for all things cowboy. Beginning its legacy way back in 1946 in downtown Denver, the family business designed and developed clothing ranges built both for comfort and style. The Rockmount's signature shirt even forms part of the exhibit at the Smithsonian Institution and pieces from their collection have been worn by all our outback heroes, both latest and greatest, including Woody Harrelson, Robert Redford, Dennis Quaid and Kiefer Sutherland. The line has stayed steady on its course by including options for women and children as well. And the accessories section is made complete by their range of hats - in both felt and straw, belts, boots, scarves and more. For more on there collection, dawdle through their website or stop by their store.

Whether you are in search of an old map for decorative wall purposes or for historic reasons, this antique cartography shop can probably satisfy your pursuit. The Old Map Gallery carries maps of the United States as well as individual state maps, many of which date back to the 1700s. There are also period maps of just about every country in the world, including such tiny lands as Sri Lanka and mystical Tibet. The shop tries to carry old books by Hemingway and such, but its selection is small at best.

Take an elegant journey back in time at this one of a kind store. This Writer Square shop offers a sophisticated selection dating from the late 1800s to the 1940s. Here, at Victoriana Antique Jewelry, you will find a number of fine stones, ranging from emeralds to moonstones, set in a variety of handcrafted pieces. The display area is akin to walking into an old English Victorian estate sale. Restoration and repair services are also available.

Wines Off Wynkoop features remarkable wines from around the world while maintaining a diverse selection of vintages to meet any budget. Wine tastings are offered regularly and the skilled staff welcomes the opportunity to turn beginners into connoisseurs. This wonderful wine shop also offers accessories such as carafes and corkscrews and a large selection of spirits and special microbrews for any occasion. Merlots, chardonnays, zinfindels and cabernets are all there.

Here you can find the perfect flower arrangement or sweetheart card for your favorite darling, or add to your travel apparel from some of the fine stores that line this small square. It has restaurants, as well as a confectionery store to handle any sweet tooth urges. Roam the red brick-laid walkways through art galleries, jewelry stores, and other specialty shops. There is easy access to and from the 16th Street shuttle.

This store offers a distinct collection of leather jackets including trench coats and dusters. Some jackets are collared and cuffed with fur, while others exhibit a real Western look with beaded detailing. There are even statement-making suede jackets. The wool ponchos and cloaks go nicely with the leather moccasins on display. Other leather goods include stylish backpacks, attaché cases, totes, shoes, boots, belts, hats, wallets, gloves and even pet beds.

This multi-faceted gallery features comfortable and sophisticated casual clothes in silk and cashmere making it perfect for women in search of something stylish and smart. Women can also accessorize favorite outfits with detailed jewelry, hats, scarves and handbags. Or if it is something for the house that is needed there are plenty of home decor items such as china and glassware to select from. Collectibles range from figurines to waterfalls and make this store a visual delight. Call for opening hours.