1212 Greene Street, home of The 9318 Collective

The 9318 Collective began with a simple belief: creativity grows stronger when it’s shared.

In a small mountain town where artists have long been part of the cultural fabric, The Collective was created as a cooperative space where local makers could show their work, support one another, and invite the community into the creative process.

Beth Anderson owner of The 9318 Collective with a happy art collector.

In a town known for its rugged mining history and breathtaking alpine landscape, The 9318 Collective reflects another part of Silverton’s spirit—the makers, dreamers, and artists who continue to add color, texture, and imagination to life in the high mountains.

The bright, welcoming gallery sits at 1212 Greene Street, its windows filled with color against the backdrop of Silverton’s historic storefronts and mountain skyline.

Be sure to drop in the next time you find yourself in town.

Sometimes the best places in a small town are the ones you discover by accident. You’re walking down Greene Street in Silverton, Colorado, coffee in hand, when something colorful in the window catches your eye.

Inside, The 9318 Collective has become both a gallery and a gathering point—a place where locals stop in to say hello, visitors discover art rooted in the San Juan Mountains, and creative curiosity is always welcome.

The Muse & Maker Gallery inside the door of The 9318 Collective

The Collective is home to 20 professional local artists, along with a handful of young Silverton creatives whose work proudly appears alongside them.

Throughout the summer and fall, The Collective stays busy with daily gallery hours, hands-on classes, and the lively First Friday Art Walk from June through September.

Student Artist Hélene proudly displaying her gourd from Janice Reich’s “Fall Foliage Gourd Class”