Curtis Center for the Arts

Curtis Center Closed

Curtis Center for the Arts is Temporarily CLOSED through April 11, 2020

All classes through May 15, 2020 have been cancelled.  Classes are set to start on May 16, 2020.

Before reopening  on April 11, 2020 and classes starting on May 16, 2020 we will follow the current public health order.

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The Curtis Center for the Arts is home to many unique and exciting art exhibits, lectures, cultural events, concerts, activities for seniors, and youth, and adult art programs. Curtis serves as the focal point in Greenwood Village’s commitment to the arts. Seven exhibits are offered at Curtis during the year including Youth Art Month, the Greenwood and Beyond Photography Show, and the All Colorado Art Show. Learn more about the History of Curtis.

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Hours


Monday - Friday 8:30-4:30
Saturdays 10:00- 4:00

Art Exhibits, Lectures & Special Events

Exhibits

Upcoming Exhibits

Youth Art Month CANCELLED
When: February 29- March 28
Receptions: Wednesday, March 4 (Cherry Creek Schools) and Wednesday, March 11(Littleton Schools) 5-7pm

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Month of Print- Bathed in the Imaginary Future, Omnipotent 
When: April 4- April 25 (This exhibit has been cancelled)
Receptions: Saturday, April 4, 6-8pm  (The reception planned for April 4th has been canceled. We hope to reschedule for later in April)

This exhibit is part of "Month of Print" a celebration of the art of printmaking, education and to promote awareness of the medium in the Denver metropolitan area. This exhibit will feature two artists, Kim Morski (Denver) and Tate Foley (St. Louis). This exhibit will also feature an installation from students at Aspen Academy and resident artist Jennifer Ghormley.

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Brushstrokes: Chroma & Camaraderie  
When: May 9- July 3
Receptions: Saturday, May 9, 6-8pm

Brushstrokes Studio-Gallery painters are reuniting for their first show in several years, exploring their collective passion for the language of color in abstract, representational and mixed media works. The nationally-noted group includes Kelly Berger, John K. Harrell, Kit Hevron Mahoney, and Anita Mosher Solich. 

Founded eighteen years ago, Brushstrokes Studio-Gallery was the foursome’s artistic home and was recognized as one of the best artist-owned galleries in the West. Established on Denver’s Old South Gaylord street, the venue moved to South Broadway and ultimately closed two years ago. Anita and Kit now paint in their home studios; John and Kelly share a studio at Prism Workspaces in Denver. The artists continue to collaborate and are delighted to re-group for this show.

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Scientific & Cultural Facilities District


Through the Arapahoe County Scientific and Cultural Facilities District, the Curtis Arts and Humanities Center is enriched by grants that enable the center to create new programs or enhance existing programs.

Americans with Disabilities Act:

If you require special accommodations for participation in our recreation programs, please call 303-486-5773. If you require special accommodations for participation in our art programs, or to access Curtis Center for the Arts, please call 303-797-1779.