Silverton Powerhouse Collective Secures Future as a 501(c)(3) and Wins First Grant

Folks enjoying the member art show August. Photo submitted by SPC

Folks enjoying the member art show August. Photo submitted by SPC

Sunrise at the powerhouse. Photo submitted by SPC

Sunrise at the powerhouse. Photo submitted by SPC

Sewing class Taught by Cassandra Roof During Silverton Creates!. Photo submitted by SPC

Sewing class Taught by Cassandra Roof During Silverton Creates!. Photo submitted by SPC

Member art show August. Photo submitted by SPC

Member art show August. Photo submitted by SPC

Members Art Show in August, artist Myste French discussing her work with an admirer. Photo submitted by SPC

Members Art Show in August, artist Myste French discussing her work with an admirer. Photo submitted by SPC

Member Art show in August, a Silverton resident admirers Abigail Armestead's work . Photo submitted by SPC

Member Art show in August, a Silverton resident admirers Abigail Armestead's work . Photo submitted by SPC

For decades, the massive brick structure on the banks of the Animas River stood as a monument to Silverton’s past. Now, through the efforts of a group of local artists, the building is experiencing new life through adaptive reuse as a studio and event space. Built in the early 1900s, the Silverton Powerhouse once powered an industry; today, thanks to the dedication of the Silverton Powerhouse...

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