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Through July
The 2010 Biennial of the Americas
The 2010 Biennial of the Americas is an international event celebrating the culture, ideas and people of the Western Hemisphere, hosted by the City of Denver. Throughout the month of July, Denver will welcome national and international visitors for a cross-cultural experience bridging and unifying the artistic, intellectual and political progress of the hemisphere's 35 nations. The historic McNichols building in Denver's downtown Civic Center Park will be the Biennial's "center stage" and host The Nature of Things exhibit, featuring contemporary artists from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Peru and more! Check the website for full details on citywide exhibits and the Americas roundtable and summits.
Biennial of the Americas
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Through August 29
Energy Effects exhibit at MCA Denver
The Denver Museum of Contemporary Art's current exhibit Energy Effects encourages visitors to re-examine their assumptions about conservation to develop a more complex view of energy use. Energy Effects is presented in partnership with the 2010 Biennial of the Americas. MCA Denver 1485 Delgany Street.
MCA Denver
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Through August 30
Denver Art Museum Architecture Tour
Experience the best parts of the Daniel Libeskind–designed Frederic C. Hamilton Building, like Boettcher Canyon Walk, the Bartlit Sculpture Deck, and views from Duncan Pavilion. Daily at 1 pm. Tours meet on level one of the Hamilton Building and are 45 minutes long. Denver Art Museum 100 West 14th Avenue Parkway.
Denver Art Museum
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Fridays Through August 20; 12-1:15P
Skyline Park Lunch Concerts
Bring your lunch and listen to the music in a beautiful Downtown park! From noon to 1:15p Skyline Park features a variety of performing arts groups and individuals in Denver, highlighting jazz, rock and multicultural offerings. FREE! Skyline Park on the 16th Street Mall.
Skyline Park Lunch Concerts
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September 1
One Book, One Denver
A citywide book club was created to build community and encourage people to read. Denver citizens, young and old, are invited to join others in the shared experience of reading the same book and participating in fun activities. You can vote now through the July 15th for the next book. This citywide book club does not launch until Sept 1ST
One Book, One Denver
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Sundays through September 19; 4P
Yoga Rocks the Park
Come join hundreds of your yogi friends every Sunday, 4 p.m. May 30 – Sep. 19 at Denver’s City Park (meet at West side of the park off of York & East 21st Avenue) for yoga, live music, socializing and fun. Now in its second season this year’s event features Colorado’s most inspiring yoga instructors from Denver’s top studios, a new and improved children’s program presented by “Storytime Yoga,” and even more great live music by Denver’s most beloved live musicians. Yoga Rocks the Park! donates all profits to Colorado-based, non-profit Yoga World Reach which offers yoga and alternative therapy programs to those in need both locally and around the globe. The cost for adults and children is $10. City Park- meet at West side of the park off of York & East 21st Avenue, Denver, CO 80439
Yoga Rocks the Park
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Through January 31
Moore in the Gardens
This Summer take a family outing or a personal stroll through a truly significant presentation of works by acclaimed 20th century British sculptor, Henry Moore (1898-1986). Denver Botanic Gardens- 1005 York Street Denver, CO
Denver Botanic Gardens
