They had a great display of nativities from around the world. What a lovely exhibit that was displayed with much care and love.

Recently my husband and I picked our granddaughter up from middle school and had an hour or so to spend with her. We knew the Global Village had a traveling exhibit called "Birds of a Feather" so we stopped in . We were greeted by a charming volunteer at the desk who explained what the current exhibits were--two permanent and... More

This fun little museum in downtown Fort Collins is worth an hour or so. There is a "themed" exhibit. . . the one I saw was birds in various forms and from various countries. The previous exhibit was of nativity scenes. There is also an interesting exhibition with miniture houses from around the world and artifacts from many different countries.

I don't think a lot of people know about this sweet little museum in Old Town Fort Collins. It was pretty empty the day I visited with my husband. It's pretty special, though, with artifacts from around the world brought to Fort Collins by Peace Corps volunteers. There's a really nice display of miniatures that would be fun for kids.

The reason people say that it's a gem and a surprise great experience is because the outside of the building is ridiculously stupid. There is no other way to describe it. It makes no sense, it tells you nothing about the wonderful things inside. The signs are basic and boring. There is nothing that beckons you to discover and learn... More

Our group of friends really enjoyed seeing all the folk art and dolls from around the world with examples of the history and homes of many cultures. The doll collection alone is incredible, from every corner of the globe, expressing cultures and art. The revolving exhibits have been a step into a new world that most of us will only... More

This museum is a hidden gem in Fort Collins and represents the international interests of our eclectic community. There are lots of well seasoned travelers here in FTC and this museum has great exhibits featuring the collections of our local people. The exhibit on Tibet was amazing with a great collection and variety of items. If you like folk art,... More

With three different galleries there is something for everyone to enjoy, and life through miniatures in the Mundoville Gallery is always a hit with the kids! I have taken my girls (8, 6 and 3) to see the last several Main Gallery exhibits showcasing folk art from Africa, Tibet and now Melanesia. There are many treasures to view that inspire... More

Whether you are 7 or 70 you are sure to find items of interest in this multi-cultural museum. The Mundoville Gallery is a delightful experience in miniature with folk art items from around the world including houses, shops, dolls, puppets and much more. The Emerging Worlds gallery has wonderful traditional art objects from every corner of the world. And the... More