santa fe art district Archives

The Faces of First Fridays – Meet the Artists

May 12, 2017

On the first Friday of every month, hundreds of creatives, cultural adventurers, the curious and lovers of beautiful things flock to RiNo, the Golden Triangle and the Art District on Santa Fe for a night filled...

20 Ways to Celebrate 420 in Denver

Symone Roque

April 18, 2017

For some people in Denver, 420 will be just like any other Thursday. But for transplants and your friendly stoner next door, 420 is the Holy Day for stoner celebrations. And for the (arguably) marijuana capital...

The Grind: It’s all about the Chemistry at The Molecule Effect

Kersten Jaeger

April 6, 2015

What: Fun and original menu items made for the community by the community Where: 1201 Santa Fe dr., Suite A, Denver Neighborhood: Art District on Sante Fe When: Monday- Saturday 6 a.m.- 9 p.m., Sunday ...

Concrete Canvas: The Santa Fe Art District

Lindsey Bartlett

July 3, 2013

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A home owner in the Art District goes all out. Explosions of color emerge against the industrial back splash of the city. Denver is undergoing a street-art revolution. Inspired by Banksy and other street ar...

Happenin’ Hoods: Vibrant Community Flourishes in Historic Baker

Crystal Anderson

June 21, 2013

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Historic, Queen Anne style homes line Baker's streets. Photo by Crystal Rhea East of the South Platte River is a quiet, historic neighborhood flowing with vitality and creative personality. Les...

In Focus: Arctic Impressions – it’s always a winter out there

Lesya Klymenko Liu

November 18, 2012

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(c) Lesya Liu Winter hasn’t begun yet, but Denverites already feel its approach. This year’s snow is nothing compared to the Evan Anderman’s chilly photography exhibit at the Bold Factory in the Santa Fe Ar...

In Focus: One arty friendship: two different approaches, one exhibition

Lesya Klymenko Liu

October 28, 2012

(C) Lesya Liu “Over Time,” at 910 Arts in the Santa Fe Art District, is a collaboration of two old friends, Albert Moore and Ruth Neubauer. Although they lived in completely different parts of the country, ...

Thunder and Rain Ushers in “Art of the Storm”

Dana Padilla

July 11, 2012

Denver Photo Art Gallery’s opening on July 6 could not have had a more opportune premier for David Mayhew’s Art of the Storm exhibit. Roaring thunderstorms added to the ambiance and welcomed in the exhibit...

Red Rocks-Infused Art

Dana Padilla

June 27, 2012

Any Colorado music fan has surely been to and loved Red Rocks’ natural amphitheater in Morrison. Soren McCarty, an accomplished photographer who has been featured in Rolling Stone, The New York Times, SPIN...

Behind the Mask

Stephanie Richards

June 19, 2012

The Santa Fe Art District is full of hidden gems that offer far more than free wine and cheese on First Friday outings. “You can truly have a vacation of the mind if you just know where to go,” says Ma...

Dancer’s Pose: Ballerinas Cross Train with Yoga

Erica Prather

April 3, 2012

I came to my yoga practice in a fortuitous, off-hand way. I was living in New York City, struggling to make it as a writer, and in between my internship and waiting tables, I'd take dance classes at Dance New A...

A Look Inside Colorado’s First Zara Location, Opening Tomorrow

303 Street Style – Denver Fashion Week Fall ’18

What You Missed From Denver Fashion Week Fall ’18

A Famous Spanish Artist is Taking Over a Denver Gallery with “The Plastic Island”

Cheap Luxury Cabins in Colorado to Rent For The Weekend This Winter

13th Annual Reel Rock Film Tour Makes Its Way to Denver

A Beginner’s Guide to Discovering Local Music in Denver

Review – Zimmer Let Loose At Larimer Lounge

Premiere – Nina and the Hold Tight is Back with a Gritty New Single

Broadway Market Adds Three New Tenants to Its Growing Food Hall

Jovanina’s Broken Italian is Blending Tradition and Change

Two Cult Favorite Breweries Are Opening a New Spot in North Denver This Weekend