Denver Rocks! Let's do cool things!
This tour covers a broad array of historical and contemporary public artworks in Denver. Beginning with the classic 20th century bronze sculptures of Alexander Proctor's “On the War Trail” and “Broncho Buster,” as well as the intriguing landscape and architecture of Civic Center Park. From 'Cowboys and Indians' to a big red chair with a.... Read More
Come enjoy locally made drinks and eat yummy food while the friendly folks at Warm Cookies of the Revolution use specific case studies from history as a jumping off point to explore the impact on politics, fashion, economics, science, culture, etc…and how it relates to our civic life today. Our first Case Study: The year.... Read More
Prost! Get into the Oktoberfest frame of mind as DMNS delves into complex world of beer. Find out how the lineage of yeast affects the flavors of your favorite pint and explore your sense of taste. Celebrate the art of brewing while mixing with local beer experts. More info and tickets: http://www.dmns.org/learn/adults/the-science-lounge/the-science-lounge-beer/
Not just one weekend, but TWO weekends of beer drinking, live music, keg bowling, long dog races, stein hoisting, bratwurst eating contests and German festival fun! According to the organizers, Oktoberfest attracts over 350,000 people during the 4-day festival and was recognized by Maxim Magazine and USA Today as “The Best Oktoberfest” in the United States and “one of.... Read More
Buddhism is the sixth largest religion in the world, with estimates of over 350 million followers. We’ll examine its origins, teachings, beliefs and practices. We will discuss the life and teachings of Siddhartha Gautama (Buddha) and discuss the various types of Buddhism, including Zen Buddhism, Tibetan Buddhism and others. More info:
Alamo Cinema Drafthouse and Little Man proudly present Flick Fridays. Gather at the giant milk can every Friday through the end of September for some free fun at dusk…. family-friendly flicks, sing-alongs and cinema classics…double features will play on the first & final Friday every month. Bring your blanket and enjoy some popcorn & cotton candy.... Read More
Crybaby Openings are where families can come on a Saturday morning and interact with the exhibition on their own terms, instead of the usual evening opening hours. Join Redline for snacks, scavenger hunts and fun projects linked to the exhibition. All Crybaby Openings are presented fully in both English and Spanish and families who speak.... Read More
Not just one weekend, but TWO weekends of beer drinking, live music, keg bowling, long dog races, stein hoisting, bratwurst eating contests and German festival fun! According to the organizers, Oktoberfest attracts over 350,000 people during the 4-day festival and was recognized by Maxim Magazine and USA Today as “The Best Oktoberfest” in the United States and “one of.... Read More
During the month of September, the Ross-Cherry Creek Branch Library is hosting Denver Public Library’s first ever Baker in Residence, Samm Sherman. Samm is a baker, pastry chef, food stylist, and fabulous teacher. Come to any or all of Samm’s Saturday afternoon events, where you can ask questions, get tips and tricks and watch her.... Read More
Learn the steps of preserving in small batches by using simplified preserving techniques—things that last a few weeks in the refrigerator and don’t require special equipment. Beginning cooks and seasoned chefs are welcome at this fun and informative class with local caterer Monica Kadillak. Central Library, Floor 1, Burnhan Hoyt Room More info: Small Batch Preserving
