Conversations with a Curator: Audacious: Contemporary Artists Speak Out

Denver Art Museum 100 W 14th Ave Pkwy, Denver

CONVERSATION WITH CURATOR: AUDACIOUS: CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS SPEAK OUT Join curator Becky Hart for a look at Audacious: Contemporary Artists Speak Out, a new installation that features the Denver Art Museum’s collection of contemporary art and signature loans from local collectors. Conversations with Curators feature lively discussion with different curators on the first Friday of the month..... Read More

Bingo A Go-Go

Museum of Contemporary Art 1485 Delgany St, denver

Black Sheep Friday is back at the Museum of Contemporary Art with a whole new season of fun and weirdness. Admission if just $5 after 5p. Black Sheep Fridays take place in the rooftop cafe where you'll find tasty drinks and a limited bar menu. More info: http://mcadenver.org/blacksheepfriday2016.php The 2016 Lineup: BINGO A GO-GO Bingo with.... Read More

Making the Mountain

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Making the Mountain is a quarterly artist talk in partnership with Lighthouse Writers Workshop. It's about how and why art gets made in Colorado. Presenters across genres tell the story of how they came to love their medium, explain their process, and show their work. "Artist" is defined loosely. Anyone doing something with intention counts..... Read More

Off the Clock: Kilts and Clovers

Denver Botanic Gardens 1007 York Street, Denver

UPDATE: SOLD OUT! Next Off the Clock event is April 1st, "Vintage Victorian" Celebrate the British Isles and the return of all things green at Off the Clock: Kilts and Clovers. Takes place in the lush Orangery, tropical Marnie’s Pavilion and Boettcher Memorial Center. Enjoy sounds of traditional Irish music Listen to tales of myth and.... Read More

10 Myths on the Proper Application of Beauty Products

Buntport Theater 717 Lipan Street, Denver

10 Myths on the Proper Application of Beauty Products, the first full-length show of Buntport's 15th Season, could be called an adaptation of local author Miriam Suzanne's novel Riding SideSaddle*. However, it is more like a supplement to the novel, which is printed on 250 interchangeable index cards and is an "open source" text, meant to.... Read More