Denver Scene

All events are free and open to the public. Space is limited for some presentations and, where noted, will require registration. View the complete Denver Scene schedule (PDF). Watch the Fresh City Life YouTube video!

Upcoming Fresh City Life Events

Frock Out Denver: Independent Designers Challenge - December 6

Photos of the Frock Out Denver Event

Video of the Event

The Frock Out Winner

Tran Wills, co-founder and owner of The Fabric Lab, guided twelve fashion designers as they each created designs to demonstrate their best style innovations for Frock Out Denver – a celebration of Denver’s vibrant fashion scene.

November 13 – December 3
Go to the Raise Your Freak Flag page for details.

Frock Out Designer Exhibit - November 13 – 30

You Are Your Interests - December 3

November 6 - December 4
Go to the Film Series page for details.

Noises Off! - November 6

Moon Over Broadway - November 13

Vanya on 42nd Street - November 20

Waiting for Guffman - November 27

Stage Door - December 4

November 10 - December 8
Go to the Cooking page for details.

Croquembouche – A Creampuff Sculpture - November 10

Italian Timpani - November 17

The French Garde Manger – Blue Cheese and Grapes in Pistachios - November 24

Chocolate Truffles - December 8

November 5 - December 8
Go to the Making a Scene page for details.

Preserving the Memory of Anne - November 5 - Registration Required

Pride and Prejudice: Putting it Together - November 11 - Registration Required

Molly Brown – Stage Whispers - November 10

A Grateful Heart with Janice Hoffman - November 19

Unconventional Women of the West - December 8

November 5 - December 5
Go to the Make it, Give it page for details.

Knit One, Purl Too – Beginning Knitting - November 5, 19 and 26 - This class is full, registration is closed.

Holiday Felting Workshop – Intermediate Knitting - November 6, 13, 20 and 27 - Registration Required

Pop Up Cards - November 7 or 18 -This class is full, registration is closed.

Fused Glass Workshop - November 8 - This class is full, registration is closed.

Needle Felting - November 14 or 15 - This class is full, registration is closed.

Cathedral Window Handmade Books - December 2 or 5 - This class is full, registration is closed.

November 6 - 24
Go to the Luxury Facts page for details.

Winter Teas for Mughuggers - November 6

Gifts from the Kitchen with Susan Evans - November
14 or 24

Gifts from the Garden - November 17

November 5 - 8
Go to the Author, Author page for details.

Focus on the Fabulous - November 5

Maiden Tribute: The Life of W. T. Stead - November 7

Capt. Jepp and the Little Black Book - November 8

December 1 - 9
Go to the Wintersong page for details.

Celebrate the Season – Denver Gay Men’s Chorus - December 1

Baby, It’s Cold Outside – Winter Duets with Marta Burton - December 9

November 5 - December 9
Go to the Hand Gestures page for details.

What Does Your Handwriting Say About You? -
November 5

Creating a Scene – Mixed Media Journaling -
December 2 and/or December 9 - This class is full, registration is closed.

Ghost Hunting and Denver’s Local Haunts
Monday, October 29, 6 - 7:30 p.m.
Central Library, Level B2 Conference Center

Learn about some of Denver’s most haunted spots. Bryan Bonner and Matthew Baxter, of The Rocky Mountain Paranormal Research Society, are seasoned ghost hunters and they’ll discuss the study of paranormal events using scientific methods. Their field investigations have produced some fascinating and spooky tales of things that go bump in the night!

For more information on The Rocky Mountain Paranormal Research Society, visit www.rockymountainparanormal.com.

October 24 - December 12
Go to the Cinema Club page for details and a complete listing of films.

The Blair Witch Project - October 24

The Witches of Eastwick - October 31

Planes, Trains and Automobiles - November 7

Home for the Holidays - November 14

Pieces of April - November 28

Hanging Up - December 5

Raiders of the Lost Ark - December 12

Tikkun Olam: Repairing the World Exhibition
September 7 - December 3
Central Library, Schlessman Hall
Presented by artist Christy Honigman and created in collaboration with the Mizel Museum.

Representing 54 participants from 27 different countries, the Tikkun Olam project illustrates the fundamental truth of our time; the interconnectedness and mutual interdependence of people, regardless of race, ethnicity and experience. The project's participants, many of whom are survivors of torture and exile, showcase their ideas of Tikkun Olam through their unique works of art.

The Tikkun Olam: Repairing the World exhibition serves as the third component of the Mizel Museum's flagship education program, Bridges of Understanding. For further information, contact Christy at 303-522-1402.

The Tikkun Olam Exhibition has been made possible by SCFD, Excel Energy, Rose Foundation, Allied Jewish Federation, Key Bank and Great Plains Moving and Storage.

Join Fresh City Friends to support the 2007-2008 Fresh City Life classes and events.

In appreciation for your gift, you'll receive:

• Special recognition in the Fresh City Life brochures
• Invitations to VIP events
• Acknowledgment in the Annual Report

Fabulous Fresh City Friends $1,000+
Fresh City Friends $500+

Thank you to our first Fabulous Fresh City Friends, Steve Savageau and Reba Lee!

For membership information, contact Laurie Romer, Denver Public Library Friends Foundation, at LRomer@denverlibrary.org or call 720-865-2050.

For information about Corporate Sponsorship, contact Brenda Cook at 720-865-2046 or bcook@denverlibrary.org.