Colorado-based Buffalo Bill reenactor “Gunny” Jeff Norman guides audiences down the untamed frontier trail that was Buffalo Bill Cody’s life, in a costumed living history presentation that’s as entertaining as it is informative, colorfully blending humor, drama, and little-known historical anecdotes. The show is chock full of all the wagon train driving, Army scouting, Indian.... Read More

Eduardo Neves, the renowned Brazilian archaeologist and a leading researcher in Amazonian ancient studies, unearths stories of the rain forest’s past and of the civilizations that have called it home. During 15 years of work, Neves and his team have discovered vast orchards of semi-domesticated fruit trees and huge swaths of terra preta, so-called Indian.... Read More

Love movies? Love theater? Want to see your favorite stage actors read your favorite films? ScreenPLAY does just that! This month, enjoy a live reading of the 90s classic, Clueless! Suggested donation at the door: $10, proceeds benefit the Athena Project More info: https://www.facebook.com/events/1753687224854679/

(Re)kindle your creative passions in these informal sketching sessions on the second Tuesday of every month. Take inspiration from the galleries with the help of a Denver Art Museum art instructor and tackle a new drawing topic every month. April 12: Living Landscapes — Explore the meaning of place and home through Danny Singer’s photographs.... Read More

Join the Art
 Students League of Denver, Clyfford Still Museum, and RedLine for a special collaborative series of professional-development lectures designed to help artists enhance their business practices. Topics include how to write an artist statement;
 PR 101 for artists; project budgets; client contracts; grants; requests for proposals (RFPs); how to price your artwork;
 and.... Read More

Japanese suits of armor stand out among the armor of other world cultures because of their flashy, colorful appearance and exquisite design. The armor most often seen in exhibitions or auctions ranges in date from the 16th to the 19th centuries. During this time a large industry of samurai-oriented crafts catered to a significant part.... Read More

The Logan Lecture Series brings contemporary artists to the museum to discuss their work. Doors open at 5:30 pm, lecture begins at 6 pm. All lectures take place at the Denver Art Museum, Hamilton Building, Lower Level, Sharp Auditorium Tickets: $8 volunteers; $12 artists; $15 DAM members; $18 nonmembers; DAM Contemporaries members and students are free (student must present.... Read More

Come to a live recording of the award-winning podcast These Things Matter, featuring the Buntport ensemble attempting to talk about Greek myth. Silly fun! Tickets: $5 More info and tickets: http://www.buntport.com/calendar/calendar.htm#MATTER  

You don't have to wait until next spring to get your Civic Center food truck fix!  Civic Center NOSH & POSH brings several of your favorite Civic Center EATS trucks together with local fashion trucks for a fun and unique way to spend lunchtime in Civic Center Park. Shop boutique items, snag local gems and grab a.... Read More

The Denver Museum of Nature & Science is currently featuring a special exhibit on Chocolate.  The story of chocolate is a "rich" tale indeed.  It involves aristocracy and slavery, innovation and coincidence.  Pivotal roles were played by both Christopher Columbus and Hernando Cortéz.  Join Active Minds as they describe how extremely bitter cacao beans are transformed.... Read More