Events

Taste of Iceland returns to Denver September 23-26 to celebrate various aspects of Icelandic culture. Visitors will have the chance to experience Icelandic food at Coohills, listen to an Icelandic-American.... Read More

In collaboration with The Clyfford Still Museum, Buntport Theater Company along with Hoarded Stuff, Teacup Gorilla and Screw Tooth take inspiration from the museum's exhibition Repeat/Recreate: Clyfford Still's "Replicas". A bizarre evening of repetition and recreation from.... Read More

Not just one weekend, but TWO weekends of beer drinking, live music, keg bowling, long dog races, stein hoisting, bratwurst eating contests and German festival fun! This event is completely free to enter. Food.... Read More

Never been to the Still? Then now is your chance to see the masterpieces of abstract expressionism housed in this unique museum. The building itself is stunning architecturally and well.... Read More

Denver Art Museum’s Untitled Final Fridays are our favorite fridays of the month! Centered around a vague theme, these fun evenings feature interesting presentations, fun things to make and take, mini theater.... Read More

Join Denver Public Library for an a-maze-ing after-hours family party! Discover the secrets hidden in our giant Harry Potter Triwizard cardboard maze and nosh on tasty Honeydukes snacks. The maze.... Read More

Get a sneak peek at Wonderbound’s The Seven Deadly Sins. This evening will feature a look at the new dance devised by Garrett Ammon, a glimpse at the costume creations.... Read More

Get out and enjoy the beautiful protected spaces that are our national parks, refuges, grasslands and forests for free! What a great way to celebrate one of America's greatest ideas. Take.... Read More

During In Bloom (7/18 - 10/11) at the Denver Art Museum, the Flower Studio on the first floor of the Hamilton Building will host artist demonstrations each weekend, giving visitors the opportunity.... Read More

Other than water, tea is the most widely consumed beverage in the world and one of the oldest, tracing its roots (so to speak) to at least the 5th century.... Read More