Presenting Denver joins forces with the Children’s Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus to feature local dance artists performing numbers inspired by the Museum’s exhibits Celebrate Denver Arts Week through the magic of dance with two days of extraordinary performances at the Children’s Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus on Saturday, November 8 and Sunday, November 9. Presenting Denver is back by popular demand for a third year with Colorado artists from ArtistiCO, Rocky Mountain Rhythm, Bboy Factory, Swingin’ Denver and The Breegan Show, who will perform captivating dance numbers inspired by the Children’s Museum’s exhibits, in the exhibits themselves! Performances will take place in locations like The Art Studio, Altitude Campsite and Joy Park (weather-permitting) to create a vibrant, immersive dance experience.
AristiCO will be doing a variety of styles from the states of Chiapas, Sinaloa, Jalisco, Veracruz and Oaxaca.
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The mission of Rocky Mountain Rhythm is to advance the American art of tap dance in Colorado’s communities through affordable performances and education, while providing fair compensation for our artists.
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Bboy Factory is Colorado’s original Breakin studio and has established a reputation as one of the premier Breakin studios in the nation.
Photo credit | Martha Wirth Photography
Swingin’ Denver is Colorado’s premier resource for Black jazz traditions, such as Lindy Hop, emerging during the Harlem Renaissance. We grow the swing dance community through offering fun & dynamic classes, creating live music events across Metro Denver, and collaborating with people and places.
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You’ve encountered a wild Bard! Breegan is a character on a special quest: to find the world’s best story. Through playful gestures and whimsical movement, she explores the line between a legendary tale and a little white lie, and she needs your help to decide which is better. Join the Bard to see if you should sacrifice a great story for the exact truth (or if that’s even any fun).
Photo credit | Martha Wirth Photography
Saturday, November 8: From 6:30 – 7:30 pm during Denver Arts Week’s Night at the Museums! The Museum is open for free from 5 – 10 pm, and adults are allowed to explore with or without kids.
Sunday, November 9: From 10 – 11 am during the Museum’s regular business hours. Performances are included with the cost of Museum admission, and adults must be accompanied by children to enjoy the performances.
