Every story deserves a good title, especially stories that stand the test of time. Join History Colorado as we explore the nuance of titles using giant word tiles, professional writers from Lighthouse Writers Workshop and art historians from the American Museum of Western Art. Help rewrite the title and captions to iconic works of art..... Read More

Eek, someone is infringing your copyrights! Boo, you lost your whole portfolio of work! Muwahaha, now you have to deal with a disorganized gallery! Don’t be scared! Come to the Clyfford Still Museum to learn from select artists about their legal horror stories and walk away with valuable lessons so you don’t repeat the same.... Read More

With the help of immersive satellite images, soar above the skyscrapers of some of the world’s most thriving cities, guided by space science curator Ka Chun Yu and geologist Bob Raynolds. Investigate the complex infrastructures of human-made wonders and consider the concrete jungle from the perspective of a bird in this stunning, thought-provoking experience. More info and tickets: http://www.dmns.org/learn/adults/after-hours/digital-earth-cities/

Meet the author and illustrator of The Adventures of Beekle: the Unimaginary Friend and enjoy crafts and activities inspired by Dan's newest book, After the Fall (How Humpty Dumpty Got Back Up Again). Books signing to follow. More info: Author Illustrator Dan Santat

Chris Englert has hiked all of Denver’s major trails and has led urban hikes in all 78 Denver neighborhoods. When all you want to do is lace up your shoes and get on a trail, these routes are Denver’s best urban hikes, taking you through 30 local nature areas - many just a few minutes’.... Read More

As you’re probably well aware, there’s a lot going on in your gut, but did you realize our intestines have a place in history? Jessica Metcalf, assistant professor of animal sciences at Colorado State University, uses microbes preserved in coprolites (ancient fecal material) to characterize the gut microbiome of ancient humans, allowing her to map how our intestines have.... Read More

Make custom prints of yourself in classic horror films, creepy black and white photos, or just have fun with the library's green screen. They can even break out the fog machine for some extra no-filter photo effects. Enjoy Halloween candy, coffee and cookies. Ideal for ages 18 and up. More info: Halloween Green Screen

Curous about Tarot? Want to learn how to read Tarot cards? Not sure where to even start? The Tarot Lady, Theresa Reed, is coming all the way from Milwaukee to Trunk Nouveau at Stanley Marketplace - for a one-night-only, coloring extravaganza with her book The Tarot Coloring Book on October, Friday the 13th. This event.... Read More