The charm, ambiance, scenery, and locale of Evergreen creates the feeling of "getting away from it all," with only a 35 minute drive from Denver. The gallery was established in 1987 and boasts being the oldest existing gallery in the Evergreen Community.

Meryl Sabeff, the owner and a long term resident of Evergreen, established the gallery in 1987 to provide fine crafts and fine arts created by Colorado artisans. Meryl is an award-winning, professional potter, who has produced porcelain ware for over two decades. The gallery represents 90 of the most talented and recognized artists in Colorado. The artwork represented includes pottery, jewelry, handblown glass, wood working and turning, original paintings, and limited edition prints, serigraphs, photography, textiles, mixed media, stained glass, and sculpture, and all the Evergreen area scenic prints released since 1983. The gallery staff helps to make selections for all of life's special moments, offering gifts for birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, mothers and fathers, graduates, and for all the special holidays throughout the year.

The focus of the artwork in the gallery reflects the beautiful and awe-inspiring landscape, wildlife, light, textures, color and vibrancy of Colorado. The Evergreen Gallery is well-known for its "Theme" exhibits where gallery artists and special area artisans use their ingenuity to create two and three dimensional pieces for our yearly calendar of events. It is with pride that many of the gallery's artists donate their art pieces to wildlife conservation, land preservation, and local and national fund-raising projects that are near and dear to their hearts.

The gallery is located in downtown Evergreen at the traffic light (yes there is only one downtown light!!). From Denver, travel west on Interstate 70 to Exit 252 (Evergreen Parkway) and follow the signs to Evergreen and to the downtown light (approximately 8 miles). If traveling from the south part of Denver, travel on C470 or 285 to the Morrison exit and continue on Hwy 73, which turns into Main Street (approximately 11 miles). Enjoy a scenic drive either way you travel.