Free things to do in Denver when you're gay: The Nature of Things

Mayor John Hickenlooper and the Biennial of the Americas today announced that admission to the Biennial's main exhibit 'The Nature of Things' will be free of charge during the final week(Tuesday-Saturday, July 27-31), as a celebration of a successful event and to make sure everyone has a chance to see the special exhibition at the McNichols Building. 'The Nature of Things' offers stunning art, concerts, talks and activities so be sure to check 'em out.

The Biennial of the Americas is here!

The 2010 Biennial of the Americas is an international event that celebrates the culture, ideas, and people of the Western Hemisphere - and it comes to Denver today!

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2010 Biennial of the Americas: Denver Hard Hat Gala

Click to embiggen and check out details about the Hard Hat Gala, the debut event for Denver's month-long Biennial of the Americas celebration.

Call for artists: 2010 Biennial of the Americas

PlatteForum and Lighthouse Writers Workshop, in partnership with the Denver Office of Cultural Affairs and the 2010 Biennial of the Americas, are pleased to announce a unique opportunity for regional artists in July 2010.

Regional artists are encouraged to apply for a month-long residency at PlatteForum in conjunction with the 2010 Biennial of the Americas. Funded, in part, by the National Endowment for the Arts, the project is an artist residency for two literary artists and two visual artists simultaneously at PlatteForum.

A total of four artists will be selected (two visual and two literary artists). Application packets and information about the project can be found at www.platteforum.org or by calling 303-893-0791.