DAVENPORT, IOWA (May 1, 2025) — The Machine Shed is thrilled to welcome twelve-year-old art sensation Levi for a special Live Painting and Art Sale event on Saturday, May 10, 10AM, at I80 and Northwest Boulevard, in Davenport.

Entirely self-taught, Levi has already created more than 400 original works, showcasing extraordinary talent beyond his years. His art has been featured by Iowa Public Radio, exhibited at the Quad City Botanical Center, and recognized with back-to-back People’s Choice Awards at the Renaissance Art Festival — earning the highest number of votes in the festival’s history.

During this special Mother's Day weekend event, guests will have the unique opportunity to watch Levi paint live and shop his original artwork. Whether you're an art enthusiast or simply looking for a fun and inspiring morning, Levi’s energy and creativity promise an unforgettable experience for all.

Don't miss this chance to support a rising young local artist and witness his talent firsthand!

Event Details:

  • Location: The Machine Shed | 7250 Northwest Blvd, Davenport, Iowa, 52806
  • Date: Saturday, May 10
  • Time: 10AM

The Machine Shed is owned and operated by Heart of America Group. Starting with one, 100-seat restaurant in 1978, Heart of America Group has grown to include a portfolio of award-winning owned and operated restaurants, hotels, and commercial developments.

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