Nocturnal and crepuscular animals have different features and behaviors to help them be active at night. For this popular program, we will learn about these creatures. See an owl and other creepy-crawly critters with their.... Read More

Did you know that cultural nonprofits alone generate $1.8 billion in economic activity and employ nearly 11,000 people in the Denver metro area? From museums and theaters to art galleries.... Read More

Join the Dikeou Collection for a celebration of the poems and songs of Robert Burns. The evening's festivities include: a Burns supper, toasts, recitations and a sing-a-long. Bring a Scottish.... Read More

Join the Colorado Symphony for a short, sweet, and social evening celebrating Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's 262nd birthday with spectacular guest artists Christina and Michelle Naughton! Drinks: 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m..... Read More

In 1970, two towering personalities of the American intelligentsia, black author and social critic James Baldwin and white anthropologist Margaret Mead, sat together and recorded a conversation on what is.... Read More

Strum, beat and play your way through the Swallow Hill Music Instrument Petting Zoo. This is a hands-on experience for kids and adults. The entire family can try out ukuleles, hand drums, guitars, mandolins, banjos,.... Read More

Meals in bowls are all the rage. Learn delicious combinations of grains, veggies and proteins to create your own super bowls. Samples provided. More info: https://www.denverlibrary.org/event/super-bowls-monica-kadillak

In the second part of the series you will hear original masterworks by Mozart, Messiaen, Ponchielli, and Liebermann played by the fabulous wind players from The United States Air Force.... Read More

Fun classical favorites that anyone can enjoy. Learn the stories behind the most recognizable classical tunes and even try your hand at conducting.