Three new shows open with a party at MCA, while co-ops and indie galleries fill their walls.

Month of Printmaking 2024 rolls out in earnest, plus a new series at CHAC, soft sculpture at PlatteForum and much more.

LEGO masterpieces, a blockbuster photo show, and drive-by art at the Storeroom.

The Denver Art Museum also invites visitors to sit on the art in a new show opening this weekend.

Love is in the air…and in the galleries.

Paint the town tonight at shows and celebrations stretching from RiNo to Santa Fe Drive.

History Colorado opens its new John Fielder Mezzanine Gallery, and the University of Denver Prison Arts Initiative shows creative works made behind bars.

The week also brings a collab with designer Mona Lucero, several free-form shows and a celebration of Mexico.

“It’s necessary for a new group of artists to show how great it is to know where you’ve come from.”

The “Old North Denver Art Scene” gets a nod by BRDG, personal photography by veterans lands at Colorado Photographic Arts Center, a Stock Show-inspired exhibit and more.

Get out and paint the town!

Among this weekend’s offerings, Black Cube will debut an avant-garde artist’s film, street artists converge at Rising Gallery, a holiday party and art show, and so much more.

The Denver bookstore now has a performance venue.

There’s a “goth dreamscape where Christmas is a queer leather festival,” and a gallery with works dedicated to Krampus. But you can find more traditional fare at the Museo’s holiday market and more!

Celebrate the holidays with something new on your wall.

Start your holiday shopping at pottery sales and art shows.

The exhibit DILF: Damn I Love Frogs at Dateline Gallery is a must-see stop, along with Día de los Muertos parades, exhibitions and a new gallery in Englewood.

Pirate has its annual Dia de los Muertos procession, Dairy Arts Center has three new shows, Rule Gallery gets trippy, and Bell Projects pays tribute to Laika, the Soviet dog shot into space on Sputnik 2.

New exhibitions and events go in every direction, from Halloween-inspired shows to an artist battle in the streets of Boulder.