The Arvada Center is literally bursting at the seams with Denver culture. Home to the Arvada History Museum, three theaters, art galleries, music, dance, and theater rehearsal rooms, classrooms, a conference center, and an amphitheater, the Center provides numerous classes on visual and performing arts and summer camps for kids. They have provided the Denver community with education, stimulation, and entertainment since 1976. What more could we ask for?
A summer concert series. The Arvada Center provides.
Nobody in Particular Presents (NIPP) is producing the Arvada Center’s fourth annual Summer Stage series, running from June through mid-September. Bands range from multi-lingual symphonies to Grammy winning blues musicians to New Orleans swamp pop and Zydeco to good old fashion rock n’ roll. Big names like Pink Martini, John Hiatt, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Robert Cray, Asleep at the Wheel, BeauSoleil, and Los Lonely Boys will be performing in the KBCO 97.3 sponsored series.
The shows are held in the 1600 seat outdoor amphitheater, located at 6901 Wadsworth Blvd. Ticket prices range from $20-$70, depending on your seating preference (covered or lawn). All shows start at 7:30pm.
In addition, the Arvada Center’s CenterFest lineup has a more highbrow schedule of events. Swing bands, jazz, symphonies, ballets, Mozart tributes, wind ensembles, brass, and Celtic music all summer long. They literally have it all. Don’t miss out.
Check out the full lineup and calendar of events for the Summer Stage and CenterFest here.
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