Where everyone’s an artist!
Magpie Art Center
Free Rock Painting Class — May 30th @ 10 AM · Only 8 spots left! Also: plant sale at The Whistle Stop
Drawing
Beginning Watercolor
Hooked Rugs
Ceramics
Acrylic Pour Rock Painting
A FREE CLASS, but please R.S.V.P.
Saturday, May 30th starting @ 10 a.m.
Community Fun at Magpie Art Center
This Saturday, we’re turning ordinary rocks into colorful little works of art! Join us for an Acrylic Pour Painted Rock class where you’ll experiment with flowing paint, vibrant color combinations, and mesmerizing patterns to create unique decorative rocks for your garden, home, or as gifts.
Stop by the plant sale at The Whistle Stop on Saturday, too. Justin Ruiz from Desert Blooms (desertbloomplants.com) will be bringing a truckload of water-wise perennials and rock garden plants. You will also have the opportunity to buy tomato plants, vegetable plants, and flowering plants.
The Secret Life of the Garden
Art Show is open weekends
or by appointment.
Show ends May 31st
Explore the beauty of botanicals and the rich, layered world of the garden. From flowers and herbs to pollinators and unseen ecosystems, this exhibition celebrates everything that grows, lives, and transforms in garden spaces.
Gallery Open:
Friday 6 PM – 8 PM
Saturday 11 AM – 3 PM
Sunday 11 PM – 3 PM
Monday 6 PM – 8 PM
or Call 720-819-5956 for an appointment
We can’t wait
to meet you!
Facilities
Find us in the heart of historic Sedalia, Colorado! Look for the charming white house with blue trim next to Bowser’s Bubbles. Inside, you’ll discover two spacious classrooms and a cozy sitting room/library—perfect for browsing our collection of art and gardening books. Stop by and explore!
Special Events
Be on the lookout for special events hosted by Magpie Art Center – partnering with local businesses and non-profits.
Sculpture Garden
We are looking for large sculptures to display in the garden. Advertise your sculpting skills. Give us a call 720-819-5956 or email mac@magpieartcenter.com.
Native Pollinator Garden
Exciting news! Magpie Art Center is creating a Pollinator Garden filled with native plants to support bees, butterflies, and other vital pollinators. This vibrant space will not only beautify our grounds but also serve as an educational and inspiring place for the community.
We need volunteers to help with planting, soil prep, and garden design! Whether you have a green thumb or just a love for nature, we’d love your help in bringing this project to life.
The purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls
— Pablo Picasso
