Events

BODACIOUSSSS October 8, 2016 – January 29, 2017 Bodacioussss presents over twenty artists whose work is not only changing the definition of art, but also changing the ways in which art is produced and consumed. Unlike artists of the past century, whose works were validated through recognition in museums and galleries, the artists here move fluidly.... Read More

This exhibition is so much fun! Don't miss your chance to stand on the stage with a funky DIY craft-styled keytar and take silly photos. Nathan Carter's work exudes playfulness and is a delight to experience. More info: http://mcadenver.org/nathancarter

What does resistance look and feel like? When is it imperative? How do you do it? Can it be beautiful? Join Warm Cookies of the Revolution to explore these questions, hear a talk by Civil Resistance researcher Erica Chenoweth, and learn from past and current resistance movements about what it means to resist today. More info: http://www.warmcookiesoftherevolution.org/event/sunday-school-for-atheists-resistance/

Denver Sister Cities International invites everyone to join them for the Ethiopian celebration of Epiphany. Denver is a sister city of Axum, Ethiopia. More info and registration: http://denversistercities.org

Receive a rare look at mummies from ancient Egypt and Peru, many on public display for the first time. Mummies: New Secrets from the Tombs shows how CT scans, 3D computer modeling, and DNA analysis are revealing new discoveries about the lives and cultures of people who lived thousands of years ago. The experience is.... Read More

A book club with a European twist! Join the Alliance Française for a monthly book club in English. Learn more about this month's book title and see the other titles in the series: http://www.afdenver.org/event/european-book-club-so-you-dont-get-lost-in-the-neighborhood/

This four-week series from the Denver Film Society investigates Buddhism in film. The series will look at two Korean films that explicitly, and beautifully, visually portray monastic Buddhism in Asia today, and two films set in America which seem to carry significant Buddhist themes and references in surprising ways. Viewers are invited to consider the films as related pairs.... Read More

CU School of Public Affairs: Anchor Institutions and Community Wealth Building In the economic development context, “Eds and Meds” are also referred to as “anchor institutions.” The term “anchors” suggests that these institutions are weighty and important, and will remain in Denver for the very long-term — unlike some corporations and businesses, whose physical location.... Read More

5:30 pm - 6:30 pm: Reception 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm: Presentation & Q+A   About Raha Moharrak Raha is a Saudi mountain climber who has summited eight peaks around the globe. A graphic designer by training, Raha first became interested in climbing in 2011, when she decided to summit Mount Kiliminjaro. In 2013 she became the first.... Read More