Silverthorne asking residents to donate paddles for public art project
Steve Lauder/Town of Silverthorne
The town of Silverthorne is asking residents for old paddles to create a permanent public art installation celebrating the Blue River.
The Art Spot Silverthorne Makerspace at 401 Blue River Parkway is collecting kayak, canoe, raft, stand-up and vintage paddles through Wednesday, June 10.
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