**Final Week** Mark Mothersbaugh: Myopia
EXHIBIT DATES EXTENDED to April 26! This incredibly extensive exhibit has taken over every single floor of the MCA! Journeying through his days as a member of DEVO through the.... Read More
Denver Rocks! Let's do cool things!
EXHIBIT DATES EXTENDED to April 26! This incredibly extensive exhibit has taken over every single floor of the MCA! Journeying through his days as a member of DEVO through the.... Read More
The Denver Music Summit brings together musicians, industry professionals, civic leaders and music enthusiasts for educational programming, live performances and policy engagement. This 3-day summit provides a platform to share.... Read More
Día del Niño, also known as the "Day of the Child" means a day full of free cultural programming including live music, dance performances, storytelling and crafts at the Denver Art.... Read More
Explore your city! Now's your chance to peek inside some of Denver's iconic buildings both old and new. During the Doors Open Denver weekend, visitors can stop by any or.... Read More
There will be even more to do and see at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science on this day as it's Dia del Niño. In addition to free general admission for all visitors, the celebration will include music and dance performances by Los Chinelos, Mexico Mixto, Danza Guadalupana Matachina, and Cleo Parker Robinson Dance;.... Read More
A great exhibit deserves a great send off, right? As one last hurrah, the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) will host a 31-hour-long party to celebrate the weird and wonderful, inspired and inspiring work of Mark Mothersbaugh before his Myopia exhibit heads off on its national tour. Some highlights of the event include: Skype bedtime stories with Mark.... Read More
From DPL: Tradition and new age meet in this concert that blends Native American flute with the influences of Jazz, Blues and Estonian Folk music. Bear Livmere loves the tonal.... Read More
Join the Denver Astrological society for one of their monthly open houses at the historic Chamberlin Observatory. During the event, guests can view the heavens through the observatory's famous 20-inch aperture Alvan Clark-Saegmuller refractor by checking in at the desk on the main floor of the observatory and paying a $2 per-person fee or $5.... Read More