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On Saturday, September 14, the Gilpin Arts Association hosted a relaxed birdhouse painting workshop, sponsored by Central City Main Street. The event ran from noon to 2 p.m. and brought together six …
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On Saturday, September 14, the Gilpin Arts Association hosted a relaxed birdhouse painting workshop, sponsored by Central City Main Street. The event ran from noon to 2 p.m. and brought together six participants for an afternoon of painting, chatting, and just having a good time.
Attendees had the choice of painting small or large wooden birdhouses, priced at $35 and $40. With plenty of colors, brushes, and design ideas on hand, everyone was able to get creative and make their birdhouse uniquely their own. The atmosphere was laid-back, with friendly conversations flowing as people painted.
The workshop was also a fundraiser, with all proceeds going to the Gilpin Arts Association. Central City Main Street, which works to keep downtown Central City vibrant and fun, sponsored the event, showing their support for local art and community engagement.
Gilpin Arts Association, around since 1947, is a local gallery and retail outlet, offering shows, classes, and events to showcase area artists. If you’d like to support the Association, you can donate through their website, send a check, or join in on one of their future workshops.
It was a simple, enjoyable way for people to get together, get creative, and support the arts in Gilpin County.
More information can be found at https://www.gilpinarts.org/.