Artsy Event
Denver Art Museum
Untitled #15 (La-La Land)
6:00—10:00 pm
100 W 14th Avenue Parkway
$10 Colorado Residents
$13 residents of elsewhere !
The Final Friday of every month at the DAM
feels less like a field trip and more like a
night out. Expect food, music, film,
performances, and art-inspired collaborative
creations … all with a dose of the unexpected.
Untitled #15 (La-La Land)
Friday, May 30, 6–10 pm
Flights of fancy, utopias, a meditation guru,
cash bar, and a dose of the unexpected.
Lose the daily drudge and escape to artsy
Shangri-las.
Steal away to your inner la-la land with a
meditation guru.
Indulge in fashion with art-inspired frocks.
Cash bar.
Untitled events are free with regular museum
admission on the final Friday of every month.
Two-for-one student admission with valid ID.
FM Magazine Brings It!
Untitled is thrilled to be working with FM
Magazine to bring you the hottest fashion
show of the year! Designer Olivia Plyler from
New York debuts a high fashion collection of
the dreamiest sort.
To the Tune of La-La
Escape with artists from the Denver music
scene: Math You, Ate Bitten, Ian Cooke, Oil
Can Hairy, and El Brian DJ Crew.
Math You and Ate Bitten showcase Denver’s
new burgeoning sound, fusing the sounds of
childhood’s sugar-fueled Saturday-morning
Nintendo marathons with the exploratory
attitude and love of sound for sound’s sake
that motivates experimental electronic-music
producers. Influenced by everything from the
relentlessly chipper themes of classic video
games to the brutal aggression of digital
hardcore, there’s plenty of variety to be found
in the style.” —Westword
Head in the Clouds
Joan and Charlie can’t seem to keep their
head in the game. www.buntport.com.
Buntport performs "Joan and Charlie
Discuss Tonight's Theme" at the Denver Art
Museum, part of the final Friday/untitled
series.
The 15-minute performance shows at odd
times throughout the evening, outside the 3rd
floor freight elevator.
Denver Art Museum
Untitled #15 (La-La Land)
6:00—10:00 pm
100 W 14th Avenue Parkway
$10 Colorado Residents
$13 residents of elsewhere !
The Final Friday of every month at the DAM
feels less like a field trip and more like a
night out. Expect food, music, film,
performances, and art-inspired collaborative
creations … all with a dose of the unexpected.
Untitled #15 (La-La Land)
Friday, May 30, 6–10 pm
Flights of fancy, utopias, a meditation guru,
cash bar, and a dose of the unexpected.
Lose the daily drudge and escape to artsy
Shangri-las.
Steal away to your inner la-la land with a
meditation guru.
Indulge in fashion with art-inspired frocks.
Cash bar.
Untitled events are free with regular museum
admission on the final Friday of every month.
Two-for-one student admission with valid ID.
FM Magazine Brings It!
Untitled is thrilled to be working with FM
Magazine to bring you the hottest fashion
show of the year! Designer Olivia Plyler from
New York debuts a high fashion collection of
the dreamiest sort.
To the Tune of La-La
Escape with artists from the Denver music
scene: Math You, Ate Bitten, Ian Cooke, Oil
Can Hairy, and El Brian DJ Crew.
Math You and Ate Bitten showcase Denver’s
new burgeoning sound, fusing the sounds of
childhood’s sugar-fueled Saturday-morning
Nintendo marathons with the exploratory
attitude and love of sound for sound’s sake
that motivates experimental electronic-music
producers. Influenced by everything from the
relentlessly chipper themes of classic video
games to the brutal aggression of digital
hardcore, there’s plenty of variety to be found
in the style.” —Westword
Head in the Clouds
Joan and Charlie can’t seem to keep their
head in the game. www.buntport.com.
Buntport performs "Joan and Charlie
Discuss Tonight's Theme" at the Denver Art
Museum, part of the final Friday/untitled
series.
The 15-minute performance shows at odd
times throughout the evening, outside the 3rd
floor freight elevator.
Dinner Theater
Adams Mystery Playhouse - North
Federal
`Till Death Do Us Part
6:30 pm
2406 Federal Blvd.
303-455-1848
$39-includes Dinner, Show and Tax
Cash bar opens at 6 pm
A dinner Theater with a murder mystery
theme.
Experience delicious food and a hilarious,
interactive theater night as you solve a crime
along with other guest
Featuring the "Death For Dinner" mystery
company, your entertainers have been
thrilling guests since 1991, with Denver's
top interactive performers. Look for clues,
visit our signature "Casket Bar" and vote on
who you think "dunnit".
Doors open at 6:00. Mystery begins at 6:30
and crime solving takes place at around 9:30
Heritage Square Music Hall—Golden
Retro-Loud
6:00 pm –Dinner
8:00 pm—Show
18301 W. Colfax Ave., Building E-10.
303-279-7800
$37.50
Since 1998, the Music Hall has presented a
series of six popular shows called the "Loud
Shows". These were: That's Too Loud,
That's Still Too Loud, Forever Loud, Loud -
The Next Generation, Born To Be Loud, and
Too old To Be Loud.
Our latest show is Retro Loud, which is a
retrospective of the funniest memories and
the most exciting musical numbers from the
previous six "Loud Shows". The cast will
lead you on a nostalgic, musical journey
from the 1950's into the 1980's....from Elvis
to the Beatles...from The Village People and
beyond.
Boulder Dinner Theater
The Will Rogers Follies
6:15 pm—Dinner
7:45 pm Show
5501 Arapahoe Avenue
303-449-6000
$43, $47, & $51
Wednesday—Sunday
Will Rogers is famous for saying "I never
met a man I didn't like."
Subtitled "A Life in Revue," Will Rogers
Follies stands out among musicals
because of the magic of its protagonist.
Rare is the man who transcends decades
and rises to the level of legend.
Adams Mystery Playhouse - North
Federal
`Till Death Do Us Part
6:30 pm
2406 Federal Blvd.
303-455-1848
$39-includes Dinner, Show and Tax
Cash bar opens at 6 pm
A dinner Theater with a murder mystery
theme.
Experience delicious food and a hilarious,
interactive theater night as you solve a crime
along with other guest
Featuring the "Death For Dinner" mystery
company, your entertainers have been
thrilling guests since 1991, with Denver's
top interactive performers. Look for clues,
visit our signature "Casket Bar" and vote on
who you think "dunnit".
Doors open at 6:00. Mystery begins at 6:30
and crime solving takes place at around 9:30
Heritage Square Music Hall—Golden
Retro-Loud
6:00 pm –Dinner
8:00 pm—Show
18301 W. Colfax Ave., Building E-10.
303-279-7800
$37.50
Since 1998, the Music Hall has presented a
series of six popular shows called the "Loud
Shows". These were: That's Too Loud,
That's Still Too Loud, Forever Loud, Loud -
The Next Generation, Born To Be Loud, and
Too old To Be Loud.
Our latest show is Retro Loud, which is a
retrospective of the funniest memories and
the most exciting musical numbers from the
previous six "Loud Shows". The cast will
lead you on a nostalgic, musical journey
from the 1950's into the 1980's....from Elvis
to the Beatles...from The Village People and
beyond.
Boulder Dinner Theater
The Will Rogers Follies
6:15 pm—Dinner
7:45 pm Show
5501 Arapahoe Avenue
303-449-6000
$43, $47, & $51
Wednesday—Sunday
Will Rogers is famous for saying "I never
met a man I didn't like."
Subtitled "A Life in Revue," Will Rogers
Follies stands out among musicals
because of the magic of its protagonist.
Rare is the man who transcends decades
and rises to the level of legend.
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Culture on the Green
Civic Green Park—Littleton
Littleton Symphony
6:30 pm
9730 Ridgeline Blvd.-just south of
Town Center Square—Highlands
Ranch
303-791-2500
FREE
Bring a blanket and a picnic dinner
for a great evening under the stars
during the Culture On the Green
music series featuring the Littleton
Symphony with guest conductor
Richard Oldberg. Enjoy the outdoors
while listening to the Littleton
Symphony play selections from Star
Wars, marches by Sousa, and other
fun selections.
Sorry, no dogs allowed at the park
Civic Green Park—Littleton
Littleton Symphony
6:30 pm
9730 Ridgeline Blvd.-just south of
Town Center Square—Highlands
Ranch
303-791-2500
FREE
Bring a blanket and a picnic dinner
for a great evening under the stars
during the Culture On the Green
music series featuring the Littleton
Symphony with guest conductor
Richard Oldberg. Enjoy the outdoors
while listening to the Littleton
Symphony play selections from Star
Wars, marches by Sousa, and other
fun selections.
Sorry, no dogs allowed at the park