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First Friday Art Walks

Explore Denver’s creative neighborhoods, meet local artists and find original artwork on sale!

On Friday, November 1, 2024 explore Denver’s creative neighborhoods, meet local artists and find original artwork on sale!

NOTE: Events are subject to change and restrictions may apply. Check the art districts' websites for the latest information.

Participating Art Districts & Creative Neighborhoods

Art District on Santa Fe

Steeped in Latino heritage, the District comes alive as art-lovers descend upon Santa Fe Drive, rain or shine, for the First Friday Art Walks. View art from hundreds of artists in galleries, studios, co-ops, upstairs, downstairs, in alleys, on the street—everywhere!

 

Olde Town Arvada

First Friday embraces all of Olde Town’s creative endeavors from art to live music to craft beverages and more.

 

RiNo (River North) Arts District

Famous for its street art and industrial revival, explore various locations and events ranging from art openings to live music. Don’t miss the RiNo ArtPark, an innovative interdisciplinary arts center where everyone is welcome to create, explore and connect!

 

Tennyson Berkeley Association

Enjoy a casual First Friday stroll down the block and take in the artists on display at neighborhood faves Alto Gallery and Lapis Gallery.

Westwood Creative District

In southwest Denver, Morrison Road cuts diagonally through the heart of the colorful Westwood Creative District. The neighborhood's Mexican-American roots shine through in the form of culturally inspired murals adorning walls, electrical boxes and even trash cans.

 

38th Avenue Cultural District

Come visit the distinct’s diverse galleries, studios, boutiques and gift shops up and down 38th Avenue from Sheridan Boulevard to Wadsworth Boulevard. Experience a unique holiday shopping experience and one-of-a-kind gifts. Be sure to visit both the Showroom and Gallery at Lapis Gallery.

 

40 West Arts

Join 40 West Arts District, CHAC, and Pirate: Contemporary Art alongside many galleries and creative businesses for the annual Día de los Muertos Art Crawl and celebration. There will be exhibitions, altars, Aztec dancers, traditional Indigenous and Latino/a/x artists, food trucks, craft stations, face painting, and more. This FREE and family-friendly event is open to all. 

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