Golden Triangle Neighborhood Assoc.

Events and Activities

Aug 22, 2000

August 1-September 3
The 3rd American Tapestry Alliance Biennial Exhibition, 37 juried tapestries by national and international artisits; Bayeux Gallery. Ph. 303-359-0990

August 1-October 1
Colorado Kilns exhibit; Colorado History Museum; Featuring exceptional vessels, pots, and sculptural ceramic pieces produced by Colorado potters and ceramists during the last century; more than 100 pieces from 40 artisans; ph. 303-866-3682

August 4-September 24
Masterworks: Photography from the 1930's to the 1960's; capsule representation of work by eminent photographers of that period; The Camera Obscura Gallery; ph. 303-623-4059

August 15
Urban Design Committee meeting, Golden Triangle Neighborhood Association, 7:45 am, ph. 303-572-0506

August 15, 22, 29
German Stammtisch language classes by Ursula Schletz at the VFW Post #1; German food, conversation, and e-mail pen pals; 955 Bannock, 7:00-9:00 pm, ph. 303-560-8419

August 16, 23, 30
Golden Triangle Optimist Club luncheon meeting, at the Denver Buffalo Company; 11:45 am, ph. 303-232-7034

August 22
Good Neighbor Committee meeting, Golden Triangle Neighborhood Association, 6:30 pm, ph. 303-572-0506

September 1
Golden Triangle Optimist Club outing to Rockies baseball game, combination fund raiser and youth appreciation event; tickets $5.00, ph. 303-861-2092

September 2
First Friday Art Walk; spend an evening in the Golden Triangle visiting galleries, museums, and restaurants; travel between galleries by double-decker bus; presented by Golden Triangle Arts District; 5:00-9:00 pm, ph. 303-534-0771

September 2-4
Taste of Colorado; presented by Downtown Denver Partnership in Civic Center Park

September 5&6
Tai Chi Classes begin at Taoist Tai Chi Society; 5:30-6:30 & 6:30-7:30; ph. 303-623-5163

September 6
Twilight Art Beat concert series; Denver Art Museum; enjoy cocktails and the live music of The Hazel Miller Band (jazz); 5:30-8:30 pm ph. 303-640-4433

September 7
Press Conference to announce Sunken Gardens grant award; near the front of West High School; 4:30-7:00 pm; 303-572-0506

16th Street Mall Volunteer Fair, more than 125 non-profit organizations will have information on volunteer opportunities, programs, and service; 10:30 am-1:30 pm on the mall between California and Larimer Streets: ph. 303-894-0103

September 9
11th Annual Friendship Pow Pow; Denver Art Museum at Acoma Plaza; this year's theme celebrating Children and Their Families; includes dancing, arts and crafts booth, art-making activities, and more; free, open to the public; 10:00 am-4:00 pm

September 11
Board of Directors meeting, Golden Triangle Neighborhood Association, 8:00 am, ph. 303-572-0506

September 15-November 4
Art; regional premier of 1998 Tony award-winning play by Yasmina Reza; directed by Nicholas Sugar, produced by Curious Theater Company at the Acoma Center; ph. 303-623-0524

September 16
Architectural Walking Tour of the Golden Triangle, by the Denver Foundation for Architecture; 10:00 am, meet at the sculpture between the art museum and library, fee charged, ph. 303-779-9193, www.aiacolorado.org/dfa.html

September 19-October 31
Picturing the American West; Denver Art Museum Cinema fall series featuring memorable films such as Red River and Hud, each film introduced and discussed by Boulder Weekly film critic Tom Delapa, every Tuesday evening, for schedule call 720-913-0105

September 21
Artists Unlimited art gallery grand opening; featuring one-of-a-kind art work ranging from paintings, sculpture, weaving, and jewelry by Colorado artists with disabilities; a joint venture between Easter Seals Colorado, Community Living Alternatives, and Shalom Denver; 1228 Delaware St., 5:00-9:00 pm, ph. 720-331-1266