Know Your Arts First Friday
Friday, November 1, 2013
Art District on Santa Fe – See, taste and feel the energy that is Denver's Art District on Santa Fe. Celebrate Dia de los Muertos at many galleries, as well as Museo de las Americas and Su Teatro Cultural and Performing Arts Center.
Belmar Block 7 Art District – Block 7 will feature four artist–owned working studios, a photographic school and a gallery showcasing a wide range of artwork by local artists. (Located in the Belmar City Center in Lakewood.)
Golden Triangle Museum District – Meet the artists, see new exhibitions, shop for local art and get inspired at the galleries open on First Friday. The neighborhood is also home to the Denver Art Museum, Clyfford Still Museum, Kirkland Museum, Denver Firefighters Museum and the Byers–Evans House Museum with Plein Air art on display.
Navajo Street Art District – Stroll the district tucked away in the Lower Highlands area of Denver, home to amazing galleries, great performance art and ample parking. Join us for Day of the Dead celebrations. It’s truly one of the best little Art Districts in town to experience art!
Old South Gaylord & South Pearl – Take time to visit these two neighborhoods south of downtown Denver; both are home to many artists studios and galleries, along with one–of–a–kind shops and restaurants.
RiNo (River North Art District) – Tour the district “Where art is made!” RiNo is home to creative businesses and more than 60 galleries and studios and 150 artists including painters, media artists, sculptors, photographers, illustrators, designers and furniture makers. Several locations will have work available for the beginning collector, with prices starting at $52.80.
Tennyson Street Cultural District – 5280 Art Collectors’ Sale. Start your holiday shopping early and expand your art collection. Many galleries have art for sale starting at $52.80.
