A rich and informative exhibit that engages all the senses, Traveling the Silk Road is worth seeing. The Silk Road spanned some 5,700 miles across Asia connecting such influential cities as Xi'an, Turfan, Samarkand, Baghdad and Constantinople. The exhibit invites visitors to come along on the journey through interactive experiences highlighting the commerce, innovation, arts and.... Read More
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3 events,Artist Mark Mothersbaugh (he just had a solo show at the Museum of Contemporary Art called Myopia) was asked to select pieces from the Clyfford Still collection and then compose original music inspired by the art. Mothersbaugh selected 4 pastel drawings in the Still collection to make up his curated exhibit which provide a fun counterbalance.... Read More
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Enjoy free classic films with the fun-loving folks of the Fresh City Life office at the Denver Public Library Central branch. Films are shown in the B2 Conference Room at Central. About "Soylent Green": Starring Charlton Heston, Edward G. Robinson, and Leigh Taylor. Directed by Richard Fleischer. “Richard Fleischer’s Soylent Green is a good, solid science-fiction movie,.... Read More |
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The fun-loving and civic-minded folks at Warm Cookies of the Revolution are back with an evening of politics and LEGOs. They've invited every single candidate in every single race, plus comedians Chris Charpentier and Nathan Lund, former chief of staff to Mayor Federico Pena, David Miller, to hang out with you, the citizen, and discuss.... Read More |
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Join the Alliance Française for an evening lecture that includes wine, snacks and insight into French culture and history! The "Café des Artes" occurs monthly with a different topic. Tickets are $10 for members of the AF and $18 for members of the general public. More info. |
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Travel back to 1859 for free! Enjoy a tour of the Four Mile House Museum, pan for gold (okay, it’s actually pyrite, but the kids always end up panning for hours!), interact with costumed volunteers and check out the farm animals. This park offers a delightful oasis right in the middle of the city and really brings history to.... Read More |
6 events,On May 5, 1862, in the town of Puebla, the outnumbered Mexican army defeated French forces providing the momentum and national confidence to drive foreign power from their country. Cinco de Mayo is a celebration of freedom and culture -- And everyone is invited! The Cinco de Mayo Parade will take place on Saturday, May.... Read More Yes, that's right, on the first Saturday in May, participating stores offer a free comic book (one from a special selection of comics, not just any comic book in the store) to anyone who comes into the store. No purchase required. More information about Free Comic Book Day. Participating Stores In and Near Denver: MILE HIGH COMICS.... Read More
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What's awesome about the 1st Saturday of every month? Free admission to the Denver Art Museum! With lots to see, do and make, the Denver Art Museum is a place everyone from preschoolers to grandmas will enjoy. Starting in 2015, The DAM's bilingual programming, CelebrARTE will take place on 1st Free Saturdays. CelebrARTE info.
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The Big Wonderful, Denver's cool community backyard party, returns for a new season of Saturday hangouts with beers, food trucks, live music, lawn games and beach volleyball. This event is a great place to meet friends and enjoy the sunshine while your dog romps in the dog play area or your kids dig in the sandbox..... Read More |
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With the Tattered Cover Film Series, you can enjoy a different classic movie each month at the Sie FilmCenter hosted by Howie Movshovitz. Tickets are only $1! Seating is limited and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Film Series Lineup. About the Film: The ONLY way to see a Jacques Tati film is on a big.... Read More |
1 event,This thoroughly groovy and informative look at a year in American history that rocked the nation is not to be missed. What notable events happened in 1968? The Vietnam War, the assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert Kennedy, the Chicago riots, the Apollo 8 mission, which put humans into orbit around the moon, and.... Read More |
2 events,Do you love this city? Do you care about the zoning issues and ordinances that will shape your neighborhood? Then learn about the candidates and vote int he 2015 municipal elections! For information on the candidates running in your district: Candidate Videos For information on how and where to vote: Voter Information |
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3 events,Back for its fourth year, The Denver Film Society hosts "Czech That Film," a mini film festival showcasing influential and emerging voices in Czech cinema. On Thursday, 5/7, see "Fair Play," a film about a young woman training to join the Czech Olympic team in 1980s Czechoslovakia. After the screening, stay and hear from the director, Andrea Sedlácková, live.... Read More
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**Rain on Tuesday, 5/5, pushed the start of the 2015 Civic Center EATS season to Thursday, 5/7** Hooray! It's time to round up the food trucks and dine al fresco in Civic Center park on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout the summer! Civic Center EATS will take take place May 5 through October 8, 2015 (excluding June 4,.... Read More |
5 events,If you’ve never danced before, don't worry, just head down to the McNichol's Building for a Hot Night tango or blues dance class. Classes for more experienced dancers are also available and after the classes, everyone enjoys a great evening of dancing! Event includes a DJ, snacks and a cash bar. Tickets are $9.39 for the class.... Read More
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Creative Mornings makes Fridays even better with free coffee, breakfast, and an inspiring speaker from the Denver community. Each month's topic is different, but after attending at least 8 events, we're happy to report that they have all been engaging and thought-provoking. Here's a brief teaser from this month's speaker: What do you do when.... Read More
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Get a great organic flower, herb and vegetable plant and benefit a great organization at the same time! All proceeds directly support DUG's Free Seeds & Transplants program, which provides in-need families and individuals with free vegetable seeds and plants. |
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Get great organic flower, herb and vegetable plants and benefit a great organization at the same time! All proceeds directly support DUG's Free Seeds & Transplants program, which provides in-need families and individuals with free vegetable seeds and plants.
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Kids of all ages can climb aboard select Wings aircraft and get a pilot’s perspective of the instruments and controls. Included with admission to the museum.
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This all-ages show at the Buntport is a delightful way to spend a Saturday afternoon with the kids. As this is the final edition of the 2015 season (the show runs on the 2nd Saturday September - May at 1p and 3p), there will be some extra special surprises in store. The general premise is.... Read More |
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Expanded summer hours at the Denver Botanic Gardens on York Street mean romantic evening strolls, family picnic dinners and flat out more hours in the day to enjoy this beautiful oasis in the city. Summer hours run May 10th - September 27th and are 9a- 9p, with the last admission at 8p. Keep in mind that the.... Read More |
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Lecture Description from the inquisitive folks at Active Minds: With President Obama's recent announcement signaling a historic shift in U.S. Policy toward Cuba, join Active Minds for a past, present and future look at our communist neighbor to the south. We will cover Castro's revolution, the Bay of Pigs, the Cuban Missile Crisis, Guantanamo Bay.... Read More
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Join the Denver Public Library Fresh City Life office for their May documentary film series. All films are shown on the big screen in the B2 Conference Room at the Central Library and they're FREE! Film Description from the DPL website: Starring Robert B. Sherman and Richard M. Sherman. Directed by Gregory V. Sherman and Jeff Sherman. “The Boys.... Read More |
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What? There's even more kid-friendly programming to be had at the Denver Art Museum? Yes! Create Playdates take place on the second Wednesday of the month from 10a to 1p and offer even more art making fun for kids 3-5 and their grownups. Each month features a different theme, art project, stories and gallery games. These popular drop-in.... Read More
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Go behind the scenes of the newest (opens 5/17) exhibit at the Denver Art Museum with a lecture by the artist, Virgil Ortiz. Ortiz is an internationally renowned ceramicist, fashion designer, and graphic artist from Cochiti Pueblo, New Mexico. Event Description: This is no ordinary exhibition or lecture! Do not expect to hear about mundane aspects.... Read More
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Enjoy beer? Why not learn to make it at home! Brewing your own beer is easier than you think (we brew ourselves) and with a little knowhow and some quality ingredients, this can be a very fun and delicious hobby. Join Brew ‘n’ Q for a beginner brewing session hosted by the Denver Public Library..... Read More |
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A free film presentation ahead of the Five Points Jazz Festival on May 16th. About the film: Shot over the course of five years by first time filmmaker Al Hicks, “Keep On Keepin’ On” depicts a 23-year-old, blind piano prodigy, Justin Kauflin, and music legend and teacher Clark Terry. Recently passed, Terry spent his life working.... Read More
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COmingle is a great way to check out the History Colorado Center after hours and it even costs less than normal adult admission to the museum! So enjoy all the exhibits, plus enjoy appetizers, play interactive games, admire downtown from the terrace and sip a beverage from the cash bar. Tickets are $10 online or at.... Read More
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The Museum of Contemporary Art reopens after the departure of the highly acclaimed exhibit, Mark Mothersbaugh: Myopia, with 3 new exhibitions and a party! See the new shows first for only 10 CENTS admission. Members Only: 5p-7p; General Public: 7p-9p About the New Exhibitions: Thief Among Thieves is a group exhibition which surveys the multiple directions in.... Read More |
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We love Denver's public art! If you love it too, you might want to join Denver Arts & Venues for a day of conversation about public art in Denver and the.... Read More |
2 events,Once known as the Harlem of the West, Five Points was home to several jazz clubs which played host to many of jazz music’s legends such as Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk and many more. Come out to Five Points to enjoy this free festival of music, food and culture! 2015 FIVE POINTS JAZZ FESTIVAL LINEUP Joe.... Read More
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The Historical Craft Society projects are so much fun! We've been to several classes and the instruction and materials are always top notch. It's hard to believe the class fee is only $10 and includes all materials. Call a friend, bring your mom or our kids and reserve your spot right away. Tickets can be purchased.... Read More |
1 event,This year marks the 10th annual Colfax Marathon! As we're not marathon runners, we'll have to let Runner’s World tell you about this race: “If marathons on highways bore you, try this Denver race. Between miles three and four, the course passes through a fire station, where firefighters and police officers cheer runners. A few miles later,.... Read More |
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Join the Denver Public Library Fresh City Life office for their May documentary film series. All films are shown on the big screen in the B2 Conference Room at the Central.... Read More
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Perhaps you're just now discovering the creativity and magic of the Buntport Theater troupe, well, here's your chance to start getting caught up with all you've missed over the last 15 years. Syndicated Buntport presents a collection of reruns of "miscellaneous Buntportopia." This time around, the troupe will present a reboot of their Sci-fi sitcom, Starship Troy. Tickets are $6, $7.... Read More |
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Hosts Andrew Orvedahl and Robert Rutherford present actors, comedians, musicians, writers, and other creative types telling true stories from their lives, centered on a monthly theme. Check out thenarratorspodcast.com to get a.... Read More |
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Laughter really is the best medicine and we’ll prove it to you at this hilarious, knee-slapping evening of side-splitting science. Laugh out loud at comedic stand-up and seriously funny science improv, discover the biology and psychology of why we laugh, and crack-up with comical cocktail at the bar. Ages 21+ Only. (Description from DMNS.org) Tickets $10.... Read More |
2 events,The Downtown Denver Arts Festival is a fine arts and fine crafts festival dedicated to supporting Colorado artists while also showcasing a select group of national artists. Taking place at the Denver Performing Arts Complex, this festival is free and open to all. More info. Hours: Friday: 4p - 8p; Saturday: 11a - 8p; Sunday: 11a - 5p
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Love the "Adventure Time" series? Meet the author of the Adventure Time Encyclopaedia and special guest, Olivia Olson at the Denver Public Library before they head to Comic Con. Free event, but seating is limited and registration is encouraged. Please register online or call 720-865-1206. More info. DPL Description: On the eve of Denver Comic Con 2015, Denver Public Library.... Read More |
5 events,Celebrate all things sci-fi and comic book-related! Meet celebrities from the realm of movies, TV, animation and comic books as you mix and mingle with other fans. Shop the exhibitor hall floor featuring toys, games, art, comic and collectibles and then attend a fantasy wedding on Monday at 4p (the bride will be dressed as Daenerys from.... Read More Bringing stunning works of art into the already beautiful Botanic Gardens, is something we look forward to each summer. Residing in the Gardens May 23 through October 18, visitors will find Deborah Butterfield's graceful bronze horse sculptures. In fact, you may have already seen some of Butterfield's horses at the Denver Art Museum in the sculpture garden.... Read More
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Hooray for live music filling the streets of downtown! The Denver Day of Rock means 5 stages (one at Curtis, one at Champa, one at Welton, one in Skyline Park 1, and one at Skyline Park 2) all hosting non-stop music. Denver Day of Rock is free, open to all, and fun for everyone. This great event benefits Amp.... Read More
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Join the Denver Astrological society for one of their monthly open houses at the historic Chamberlin Observatory. During the event, guests can view the heavens through the observatory's famous 20-inch aperture Alvan Clark-Saegmuller refractor by checking in at the desk on the main floor of the observatory and paying a $2 per-person fee or $5.... Read More |
3 events,Be sure to check out all your 3-day weekend leisure reads by Saturday, 5/23! |
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What more fitting way to observe Memorial Day than by listening to the recollections of those who have defended our country during a time of need, World War II. From the History Colorado Website: In Sterling Heroes of World War II – As It Was Lived, In Their Own Words, 36 veterans from northeast Colorado share.... Read More
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Live jazz and tasty ice cream? Yes, please! The great free summer programming at Little Man Ice Cream is back and the Jon Wirtz Trio will be playing a Memorial Day concert should you want to go grab a scoop of salted Oreo and chill out on your holiday. More info. |
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Starring Patty Duke, Susan Hayward, Sharon Tate, and Barbara Parkins. Directed by Mark Robson. In the opening scene of Valley of the Dolls, Susan Hayward barks, “The only hit that comes out of a Helen Lawson show is Helen Lawson. And that’s me, remember, baby?” From that moment forward the audience is treated to a.... Read More |
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Join the Alliance Française for an evening lecture that includes wine, snacks and insight into French culture and history! The "Café des Artes" occurs monthly with a different topic. Tickets are $10 for members of the AF and $18 for members of the general public. More info.
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Gather at the McNichols Building to eat delicious soups from a variety of cultures, learn about incredible organizations working to promote culture in our community, and be entertained by some great performances. A suggested donation of $8 will be collected at the door and divided among the 4 participating community organizations. This promises to be a.... Read More |
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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 worth the visit too. Thanks to the support of the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD), the Clyfford Still Museum will offer free admission on Fridays.... Read More
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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 performances from Buntport Theater, gallery tours of all varieties, plus great music by a live DJ, cash bar and light munchies. Show up and be.... Read More
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The Denver Academy of Dramatic Arts at Visionbox presents a Spring Festival of Tennessee Williams works FREE to the public. One acts to be presented this evening: "This Property is Condemned" at 6:30pm, "Hello from Bertha" at 8:00pm. The theater will open 30 minutes before curtain. Seats are limited, so reserve your free ticket here: Blue Roses.... Read More |
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Inside the Orchestra's Tiny Tots is an incredible program that truly engages young children and inspires a love of music. At the concert, kids and parents sit on the floor and are surrounded by a 30-piece orchestra. In this casual setting, kids are free to look at instruments up close and interact with the musicians..... Read More
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We LOVED this show and think you should go see it! Miró, Magic & the Night is a new play from the minds of the Buntport Theater troupe, in collaboration with the Denver Art Museum, that tells the (imaginary) story of a day in the life of Spanish artist Joan Miró. This lively, humorous and engaging play has.... Read More |
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Curious about opera, but not sure you want to sit through a whole show? Opera Colorado has some great opportunities to experience opera in a casual setting. As part of the Young Artists Farewell, the public is invited to enjoy a short recital from talented singers who have just completed a 7-month residency with Opera Colorado. Tickets.... Read More |
