Events

Sunday Showtune Sing-along is not just an opportunity to see a classic movie on the big screen in “Magnificent Technicolor and Glorious Cinemascope”, it’s a major audience participation event! This is a moment for Denver Film patrons to sing-along with other lovers of Hollywood musicals. Spend a Sunday afternoon with the Denver Film Society, sipping on.... Read More

In early April 1917, the United States intervened in World War I.  As the government mobilized soldiers, supplies, and funds, it also enacted a propaganda program aimed at encouraging pro-war sentiments—and at stifling dissent (through vigilantism, if necessary). The ensuing government-induced hysteria led to widespread repression and reaction. Denver experienced its share of upheavals, and.... Read More

The Denver Film Society presents the Women+Film Festival, April 4-9, 2017. The Women+Film Festival is a six-day showcase of documentaries, narratives and short films celebrating the best in women centric programming. The Festival includes panel discussions, in-person guests and receptions while highlighting thought-provoking, inspirational stories of women from around the world. The festival features Opening.... Read More

Don't miss it! Star Wars and the Power of Costume closes on SUN 4/9. Pro Tip: Buy your tickets online before you head to the museum. More info and tickets: https://tickets.denverartmuseum.org/DateSelection.aspx?item=1455

For the third year, Arts Brookfield partners with Friends of Chamber Music to bring world-class chamber music to the downtown Denver community. Pack your lunch and visit 1801 California every Tuesday in April for Lunchtime Listening: Friends of Chamber Music at 1801 California.    PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE | TUESDAYS April 4         Yuanmiao Li and Quanshuai Li,.... Read More

Rachel Harper is a Chicago-based artist who was a residential artist at the Art Institute of Chicago, a Learning Fellow at Chicago Art Department, and grant recipient from the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs. Rachel is the current Stockyard Institute Artist in Residence. Her research studio is a converted classroom in a Chicago public school where she.... Read More

The 2017 Women's March was a world-wide protest to reaffirm that women’s rights are human rights. American history is rife with women activists who have fought for the right to vote, the right for reproductive choice, for freedom from sexual harassment, for equal pay and other divisive issues. Join Hava Gordon, Director of Gender and.... Read More

Breakfast has been called the most important meal of the day but we’re of the mind that it’s also the most delicious. Eggs, bacon, biscuits, crepes, oatmeal, tacos, avocado toast congee, pho...the list of savory and sweet is multicultural and endless. Join Amanda M. Faison, the former food editor of 5280 Magazine, and local breakfast.... Read More