Kids need spaces where they can build and develop not just cool hobbies and academic skills, but where they can dig deep into themselves to find truth and meaning. The concept of a Hollow Mountain comes right from our Comstock traditions: digging into the mountain to unearth the value that already exists within.

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Enjoy a fun and easy acrylic painting class as you follow along with instructor Debbie Corona in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

Includes two complimentary beverages and all materials.

Please arrive through 2nd St entrance.

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Classes will provide instruction in drawing, sketching, and painting with watercolors and acrylics. Classes will be taught every Tuesday.

Come and join us!

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A weekly arts & crafts class for kids 6 to 13. Join Maggie M in exploring different art experiences and learning to use different creative mediums.

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Have you ever had an experience that not only changed the course your life, but uncovered a new you? Come and share it!

Come at 5:00 for complimentary refreshments.

Every third Thursday of the month, community members from all walks of life and all ages gather for an hour of sharing, learning, and benefitting from the experiences of one another.

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Learn the art of the abstract with Maggie M! Projects vary weekly or bring your own!

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Enjoy a fun and easy acrylic painting class as you follow along with instructor Debbie Corona in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

Includes two complimentary beverages and all materials.

Please arrive through 2nd St entrance.

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Step into the intimate, magnified world of Georgia O’Keeffe, where flowers become vast landscapes of color, form, and quiet  mystery. In this immersive watercolor workshop, we channel the iconic American modernist by recreating one of her celebrated iris visions—focusing on the luminous purples, velvety depths, and elegant ruffles of an iris  bloom (inspired by works like Light of Iris (1924) and her ethereal purple-toned irises). O’Keeffe once said she painted flowers large “so that people would take time to look at  them.” Through guided instruction, you’ll do just that: slow down, observe deeply, and  translate the flower’s lovely curves and subtle shifts in light into translucent watercolor  layers. 

Dana Childs seeks to inspire painters as well as inform and encourage them. She works  to gently encourage them, while offering constructive suggestions based upon solid  technique and artistic concepts. Childs loose and interpretive style is infectious and will  spark the artist within you. She has developed a strong sense for reading her students  after 28+ years of teaching watercolor painting and other forms of media. You can  learn more and view her art at www.dlauren.org.  

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“My Road to Terminus Collection embodies the endless journey of arrivals and departures—an ongoing loop of radical acceptance that shapes my life and work. Inspired initially by the idea of terminus as a railroad’s last stop, and further colored by pop culture references such as “The Walking Dead,” I explore notions of sanctuary, survival, and the search for community in an apocalyptic world. Through paintings, prints, and sculptures, I equate terminus to the end of days, revealing that the journey is never truly finished. This sense of perpetual motion infuses my exploration of interconnectedness among people, places, and bodies. I draw on my Nevada upbringing for visual language—vibrant colors, layered patterns, and symbolic references that mark both home and emotional landscape.

Living with multiple sclerosis has further deepened my understanding of acceptance and transformation. The Road to Terminus is not only a concept in my work but a reflection of my personal journey through vulnerability, pain, and hope. Each piece examines desire, stereotypes, and identity, engaging viewers in a dialogue about belonging and the beauty found within our shared struggles and triumphs. Ultimately, my art seeks to inspire connection and radical acceptance, inviting others to find the sanctuary and relationships they most desire—even when the path is treacherous.”

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