Is everyone invited to gallery openings at Leon? Absolutely! And they're fun, casual, intriguing and there are even beverages to accompany your art exploration. Give it a try. We think you'll have fun. Denver's own Anderson returns with a new body of work that continues the evolution of his signature shamanistic gestural style, combining the volatility.... Read More

What better way to bring the neighborhood together than a pancake breakfast! And it supports a great cause too! Pablo's pancake breakfast returns with a new partner, Brother's BBQ. Tickets include all-you-can-eat pancakes, sausages, juice and coffee! Proceeds benefit the African Community Center, a Refugee Resettlement Organization. Location: Brother's BBQ parking lot at 6th and Washington.... Read More

The ñ experience is an engaging 90-minute presentation that combines a screening of the documentary "being ñ" infused with director’s cut style commentary from the film's star and co-director. This presentation is a heartfelt and interactive engagement that offers audiences a refreshing perspective on how to talk about culture and the feelings we all share.... Read More

Music was part of artist Clyfford Still’s life from an early age.  Still played piano and memorized works by Beethoven, Chopin, and Schubert. His record collection, which is part of the Clifford Still Museum’s archives, includes an eclectic mix of classical, jazz, traditional, gospel, blues, and folk. If you share Still’s appreciation for music, head.... Read More

Join the Friends of Chamber Music for their third annual Family Concert. The Altius Quartet, Fellowship Quartet-in-Residence at the University of Colorado-Boulder, will present an interactive “shuffle” program for all ages.  Audience participation is a must in this unique concert!  From a wide-ranging “menu” of pieces— from Mozart and Beethoven to Taylor Swift and Led Zeppelin — audience.... Read More

The Denver Museum of Nature and Science in partnership with the International Institute for Indigenous Resource Management (IIIRM) presents the Indigenous Film and Arts Festival. Join DMNS for the opening night of the festival for a screening of Message from Mungo. A dessert & coffee reception will follow the film. Message from Mungo (directors Andrew Pike and Ann McGrath)..... Read More

Join Hilary Rudy, Deputy Director in the Elections Division for the Colorado Department of State as she uncovers the history of voting rights in Colorado from statehood through modern day. Learn how registration and voting laws have evolved since statehood and how Colorado and the west led the way in women’s suffrage. Learn about the.... Read More

Denver had proclaimed the second Monday of October Indigenous People's Day. Join History Colorado for a special film screening as part of the 13th annual Indigenous Film & Arts Festival. The Price of Peace (director Kim Webby) presents a well-rounded profile of Tame Iti – a man of peace, a loving father and grandfather, a kaumatua (elder) of his Ngāi.... Read More

  The Denver Center for the Performing Arts (DCPA) is part of a national grant program through the Wallace Foundation called “Building Audiences for Sustainability.” As part of the project, the DCPA conducted qualitative and quantitative research on the Denver millennial population which then informed their work on their first full-scale immersive production, Sweet & Lucky..... Read More

The Once Upon A Time ensemble of Colorado Symphony musicians presents a delightful storytelling program that stimulates children’s imaginations using music as a prominent element of the story. The Aesop Times Two program includes The Boy Who Cried Wolf and The Tortoise and the Hare (The Great Race). Two performances: 10a and 11a More info: https://www.denverlibrary.org/event?id=27502