Events for February 19, 2016

For the last two decades, the Denver Jewish Film Festival has brought the best in Jewish cinema from around the world to Denver. This year's selection of 27 films exploring.... Read More

Don't miss the chance to see hundreds of beautiful orchids on display at the Denver Botanic Gardens! This exhibition is included with admission. Gardens hours: 9a - 5p daily More.... Read More

A lecture by Dean Sobel, Director of the Clyfford Still MuseumAs the exhibition Wyeth: Andrew and Jamie in the Studiodemonstrates, various forms of innovative representational art thrived during this same period and, since the 1960s, have risen to make “realism” a dominant force in recent art. This slide-illustrated discussion presented by Dean Sobel, director of the.... Read More

Enjoy 60s-themed appetizers and nonalcoholic beverages, tours of the conservatory, a panel discussion and more. The Gardens’ Boettcher Memorial Tropical Conservatory was completed in 1966. The building has been a midcentury architectural landmark for 50 years. Designed by architects Victor Hornbein and Ed White, the 11,500 square foot building took two years to build and.... Read More

This winter, the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver (MCA Denver) welcomes to its galleries four artists: Brian Bress, Lanny DeVuono, Laura Shill, and Arne Svenson. Solo presentations of each artist’s work open at the museum with a celebration on February 19, 2016, and run through late spring. A survey of Bress’s work includes video, sculpture,.... Read More

More than just music, the Denver Philharmonic Orchestra combines high quality music concerts with fun activities before and after the performance to create a one-of-a-kind musical evening experience. Tickets are $10 – $20, and kids 12 and under are free. Tickets available soon. Venue: TBA The Music: Three popular symphonic masterpieces! Pianist Steven Lin, praised for his “sparkling.... Read More