The Arts In Denver
If you are thinking about relocating to Denver, this page is helpful to see all the art and cultural activities that Colorado has to offer.
Denver's Art District on Santa Fe is a unique art and cultural district with over 40 galleries, restaurants and shops located just south of downtown Denver, Colorado.
The Art District is filled with contemporary, emerging and traditional art including painting, sculpture, photography, mixed media, graphic art and textiles.
The Art District opens its doors freely to lively Denver crowds for popular events such as the First Friday Art Walk, held every first Friday of the month and Collectors' Night held every third Friday of the month.
Whether you are a beginner or avid collector, or just enjoy art, Denver's Art District on Santa Fe is the place to be.
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The Denver Center for the Performing Arts is a showcase for live theater, a nurturing ground for new plays, and a preferred stop on the Broadway touring circuit. The center is also home to Opera Colorado and the Colorado Ballet.
The Denver Art Museum recently completed a dramatic new expansion, adding large galleries for special exhibitions, and Denver's Museum of Contemporary Art is building a new 25,000-square-foot space in Lower Downtown.
Located just north of downtown, RiNo includes a remarkable concentration of creative businesses, including architects, art galleries, designers, furniture makers, illustrators, painters, media artists, photographers, sculptors and an array of studio spaces.
RiNo is bounded by I-70 to the North, I-25 to the West, Park Avenue West to the South, and Lawrence to the East. While retaining its industrial roots, the RiNo neighborhood is now fertile ground for arts and artists. The River North Art District is dedicated to promoting and supporting the people and businesses that reside in the area.