After an extensive 2-year renovation project, Marjorie Park reopened in 2021. In addition, MOA announced the relocation of its headquarters to the park. The park is currently accessible during events, tours and by appointment only.
Marjorie Park is a private sculpture park and special events venue of the Museum of Outdoor Arts that serves many purposes. Foremost, it is an outdoor museum and exhibits over 40 artworks from MOA’s permanent sculpture collection. MOA offers self-guided and guided art tours, arts education programs, temporary art installations, and seasonal community arts related events at the park. The space may also be rented for private and corporate events. Lastly, the park is used as the VIP entrance and amenity to concerts at Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre.
It is located at 6331 S. Fiddler’s Green Circle, Greenwood Village, CO 80111 on the north side of Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre in the Greenwood Plaza Business Development.
Membership and Events
Join us for seasonal park events from Spring to Fall! Membership is now available, which provides discounts and early access to events, members only events and other perks.
Tours and Rentals
The park is available for rent and/or tours for your special occasion. Download our rental brochure for basic information and our rental booklet for pricing and more details. Self-guided walking tours may also be downloaded. Please contact us at 303-806-0444 or info@moaonline.org for information on reserving Marjorie Park for your event or to schedule a tour.
Hours, Access and Admission
The park is accessible during special events, scheduled tours and by appointment only. May through October the park is programmed with a variety of seasonal events, in addition to guided and self-guided tour options. The park also serves as the VIP entrance to Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre concerts, so the schedule varies depending on the timing of concerts and special events. Please check the Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre events calendar. The park may also be closed to the public for private events. It is recommended that visitors call 303-806-0444 before planning a visit to Marjorie Park to check for these events and to schedule a visit.
There is no fee to visit Marjorie Park for MOA Members. For non-members, there is a nominal $5 fee for self-guided admission. Guided tours are also available by appointment.
Parking and Entry Information
Free public parking is available around Fiddler’s Green Circle and at the Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre Box Office lot east of Marjorie Park. On-street ADA parking is available for permitted vehicles at the Marjorie Park entrance on Fiddler’s Green Circle. The park is also accessible via a short walk from the Arapahoe Light Rail Station. Bike racks are available for your convenience.
The Marjorie Park entrance is accessible from the north, near the Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre Box Office.
*This is location is currently unstaffed. Members and the general public may request a tour by contacting us in advance.
Pictured here is Marjorie P. Madden, whom Marjorie Park is named after. Marjorie co-founded the Museum of Outdoor Arts with her husband, John W. Madden Jr., and their daughter, Cynthia Madden Leitner in 1981.
History
The park was named “Samson Park” for many years after the Yorkshire Terrier family pet of MOA Co-Founders John and Marjorie Madden. The park was then renamed in memory of the late Marjorie P. Madden on May 27, 2015.
Marjorie was a believer in making art a part of everyday life. As a fine artist, she had an eye for beauty and an affinity for nature. She was a painter, a designer and a collector of the fine arts. With an appreciation for the magic in fairy tales and fantasies, Marjorie and her husband, John W. Madden, commissioned sculptor Harry Marinsky to create the seven bronze sculptures representing the story of “Alice in Wonderland” showcased in Marjorie Park.
Marjorie had a maxim, a simple formula for dealing with life’s complexities: “If it doesn’t make you smile,” she said, “just walk away.” Marjorie also had the gift of hospitality. She put the “art” in “party”: family festivities, gatherings for red-letter-days, milestone celebrations and memory-making events of all stripes.
Which is how Marjorie Park came to be created in her memory as a space of artful grace and a place of merrymaking, an off-the-beaten-path in an English garden setting where you can walk away from the everyday, let your imagination wander and be the hero or heroine of your own story.
Welcome to Marjorie Park!
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