Friday, July 25, 6–10 pm
Green thumbs, LEGO landscapes, buried stories, cash bar, and a dose of the unexpected.
- Romp around in Landscapes from the Age of Impressionism
- Cover gallery ground with KUNC’s garden guru, Tom Throgmorton
- Become the Renoir of reducing, reusing, and recycling
Cash bar. Untitled events are free with regular museum admission on the final Friday of every month. Two-for-one student admission with valid ID.
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LEGO Landscapes!
Dig into the myriad of LEGOs at your disposal and create a LEGO landscape with LEGO artist Duane Hess.
Buntport Digs It!
Joan and Charlie, like, totally dig it. Photo courtesy of Buntport Theater.
Tunes to Dig
Denver’s rich musical landscape features trio Slight Harp as well as singer Ellison Park. Reviewer Tom Murphy describes Slight Harp’s sound as “the theme music to sunlight dappled daydreams.” You’ll also dig the sounds of Ellison Park: “His expansive range—one moment you swear he’s a pure high tenor, and the next he’s a barrel-chested baritone—is impressive, and his songwriting isn’t far behind.” -Westword
Photos courtesy of the artists.
Dig Through Your Vinyl!
It’s the first Bring Your Own Records Party at Untitled, featuring spinning by DJ Sarah Slater. Dig through your record collection and bring in your faves—the party depends on you! Photos courtesy of Sarah Slater.
Related Links
Unearth more goodies at these sites.
Denver Digs
Delve into eco-friendly ways to keep our streets shady.
www.theparkpeople.com/denver_digs_trees.htm
Denver Composts
Check out the class schedule to get the dirt on how to compost!
www.denvergov.org/recoth/LearntoCompostClasses/tabid/425855/Default.aspx
Digg It!
If you dig it, show it! Digg.com is a place for people to discover and share content from anywhere on the web! Join the site and let the world know what you dig about Untitled.
Guerrilla Gardening
Save the neglected, orphaned land in your hood. Find out how to join the “dig troops” at www.guerrillagardening.org/ggwar.html.
