Performing Arts Venues in Denver
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Mighty Fine Productions specializes in live sound, studio recording and professional sound installation. Mighty Fine Productions was created by Colin Bricker, who has been producing and recording critically acclaimed records since 1998 and providing live sound reinforcement and installations since 1990.
Miners Alley Playhouse in Golden began as the Morrison Theatre Company in 1989, and over the years the productions have just become more polished. The 130-seat theater is complemented by Lillie’s Saloon, a bar and lounge where actors and audiences alike can socialize after the show.
Mishawaka Amphitheatre is situated on the banks of the Poudre River, not too far from Fort Collins. Know to locals as the Mish, it can hold about 750 people and is an intimate outdoor venue overlooking both the river and the Rocky Mountains. The Mish hosts a variety of national and local acts, including a […]
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Muenzinger Auditorium is part of the University of Colorado Boulder and hosts the school’s annual International Film Series, as well as performances and other arts events.
The Events Center is located on the First Floor of the Naropa University Nalanda Campus, closest to the North Entrance to the building. Parking lot entrances are located off 63rd St on the South (Facing Arapahoe Ave) and North sides of the building (facing Recycle Center).
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Founded in 2011 by Opus Two violin/piano duo, Opus Two Hall, located in Lafayette, Colorado, is an intimate setting for chamber music. The Hall seats 75 and has already hosted concerts by the Colorado Chamber Players, the Boulder Chamber Orchestra, Rocky Ridge Music Center, and, of course, Opus Two
A state-of-the-art venue situated on Parker’s historic Mainstreet, the Parker Arts, Culture and Events Center comprises a 536-seat main-stage theater, a 3,000-square-foot event room, an art gallery, a dance studio, a media lab and more. The center, in which the Town of Parker invested $20 million, offers a variety of classes and programs to the […]
Since being built by Temple Buell in 1930, the gorgeous art-deco Paramount Theatre has had a storied history. The theater originally showed silent films, and it has a one-of-a-kind Wurlitzer twin-console organ that was designed to produce a variety of sound effects to accompany the films. And while the Paramount had a long run as […]
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Before the Pepsi Center was built in 1999, the Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche played their games in McNichols Arena (which has since been razed to complete a parking lot for the football stadium). It was more than time for a new venue; McNichols did the trick for nearly a quarter-century, but the facility desperately […]
