Come out of your dark day into a brighter night, join us in our Dream State.
Set to a selection of music from the Academy Award Nominated artists of Son Lux, Dream State flows from the difficulties of emotional and physical recovery to the joys of artistic expression and community. Created in Denver Aerial Dance Collective’s signature, uninterrupted style and featuring incredible technical execution, this show is the perfect experience for anyone looking to trade their cage for flight.
Witness gravity-defying aerial acts intertwined seamlessly with intricate choreography, creating a captivating visual spectacle that will transport you to new realms of emotion and imagination. Each movement is meticulously crafted to synchronize with Son Lux’s evocative melodies, resulting in a spellbinding journey through the depths of human experience.
With the Earth above our heads and the sky below, we’ll keep our lanterns lit and search for you at the Denver Fringe Festival.
Join famed Mountaineer Lucy Westlake and Elley Ringo of “Elley Knows Rocks” for an exhilarating Geology Hike at the majestic Mt. Sanitas Trail in Boulder, Colorado.
Experience the beauty of nature while learning about the fascinating world of rocks and geology! The renowned geologist Elley Knows Rocks and the youngest woman to summit Mt. Everest, Lucy Westlake will be your guides. They will take you on a journey of discovery, unraveling the mysteries of the geological formations along the trail. Get ready to deepen your understanding of the earth’s history as you navigate through the picturesque landscapes.
Throughout this hiking adventure, you’ll learn about different types of rocks, their formation processes, and their significance to the earth’s structure. You’ll also get to see and touch some of these rocks firsthand. This event is not only a chance to learn but also a wonderful opportunity to meet and connect with other hiking and geology enthusiasts.
$100 per person (Ages 8-Adult)
Come celebrate 21 years with us! The nonprofit Vail Valley Foundation, which hosts the GoPro Mountain Games each year, looks forward to welcoming the world to a recharged and revitalized event this June 6-9 in Vail, Colorado.
Explore the Zoo with your four-legged family member at Dog Days at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo! CMZoo is welcoming guests and their well-behaved dogs to explore the Zoo together on designated days. Simply purchase a dog ticket along with your family’s human tickets, and Fido can experience many of the sights, sounds and smells that make the Zoo so special. For details and tickets, visit cmzoo.org/dogdays.
Dog tickets are required for members and non-members visiting the Zoo. The “Dog” ticket type can be used for dogs of both member families and non-member families. Your dog must have a dog ticket to enter the Zoo; human tickets will not be honored for dog admission.
Commemorating “Pre-World War II Vehicles”
SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 2024
9AM TO 3PM AT ARAPAHOE COMMUNITY COLLEGE IN LITTLETON, CO
A fun-filled day of automotive excellence featuring decades of prestigious and prized collector cars along with over 300 of the most spectacular automobiles ever built. Bring the whole family to see some of the Rocky Mountain Region’s most impressive vehicles that are sure to delight all ages. Enjoy live music, fantastic food, visit with automotive enthusiasts, vendors and more.
Supporting at-risk children through Ability Connection Colorado’s Creative Options Program.
In a salute to Earth Day in April, the Global Adventures club at the Global Village Museum of Arts and Cultures is hosting an open house meet-and-greet highlighting ecotourism from 11 am to 5 pm Saturday, April 20, in the Museum’s program room. As defined by The International Ecotourism Society, ecotourism is responsible travel that conserves the environment, sustains the well-being of the local people, and involves interpretation and education. Museum members and students from Warner College of Natural Resources at Colorado State University will be available to discuss ecotourism, and handouts and videos will supplement the conversation. The Global Adventures gatherings are designed for those who love to travel, want to recount their travel experiences, delight in sharing stories of travel, and/or dream of traveling one day. Admission to the ecotourism event in the Museum’s program room is free, and refreshments will be served. Museum admission is $5 for adults, $3 for students and seniors, $1 for ages 4-12, and free for ages three and under. The Global Village Museum is located at 200 West Mountain Avenue, and Museum hours are 11 am to 5 pm Tuesday through Saturday. For more information, visit globalvillagemuseum.org or call 970-221-4600.
