Updated February 2020

Here is your complete guide to cultural centers in the Denver metro area

Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities

6901 Wadsworth Blvd.
Arvada, 80003
720-898-7200
www.arvadacenter.org

The Arvada Center produces, curates, and creates national-caliber arts, humanities, education, and entertainment that are designed to help you see, hear, feel, and think a little deeper. Here, there’s truly something for everyone. You’ll find something you can not only relate to, but something that resonates—no matter who you are, no matter where you’re from.

Aurora Cultural Services

14949 E. Alameda Pkwy.
Aurora, 80012
303-739-6640
www.ci.aurora.co.us

The City of Aurora’s Cultural Services Division offers visual arts, pottery, music, theater, history programs, dance, special events, a volunteer program, and an arts outreach grant program. More than 400,000 people participate in its programs or attend its events annually. Facilities include Bicentennial Art Center, Aurora Fox Arts Center and the Aurora History Museum.

Denver Film Society

1725 Blake St.
Aurora, 80202
303-595-3456
www.denverfilm.org

Founded in 1978, the society is one of the premier cultural arts institutions in the Rocky Mountain region. It offers year-round cinematic programming and special events that reach more than 150,000 film-lovers annually. Its season includes film festivals throughout the year, including the award-winning Starz Denver International Film Festival. In partnership with the University of Colorado at Denver’s College of Arts & Media, the society operates the Starz Film Center, which showcases art and independent cinema daily.

Lakewood Heritage, Culture and the Arts

470 S. Allison Pkwy.
Lakewood, 80226
303-987-7876
www.lakewood.org

The City of Lakewood offers a variety of cultural programs, classes, exhibits, performances and interactive learning experiences. Its facilities include Lakewood’s Heritage Center, a 20th century museum with more than 30,000 artifacts and an amphitheater; Washington Heights Arts Center, a renovated early 20th century schoolhouse that hosts cultural arts and dance classes for all ages; and the Lakewood Cultural Center, which has a 300-seat theater, gallery/exhibit space and classrooms.

Longmont Museum and Cultural Center

400 Quail Road
Longmont, 80501
303-651-8374
www.ci.longmont.co.us/museum

The city of Longmont’s historic museum and cultural center are at home in a $6 million, 24,000-square-foot facility with four exhibit galleries, three classrooms and an outdoor courtyard. Educational programs include summer camps in history, art and science, and evening lectures and concerts.

Lone Tree Arts Center

10075 Commons St
Lone Tree, 80124
720-805-1000
www.lonetreeartscenter.org

Contemporary, LEED certified arts center hosting a wide variety of concerts, plays and events.

Parker Arts, Cultural & Events Center (PACE)

20000 Pikes Peak Avenue
Parker, Colorado 80138
303-805-6800
www.parkerarts.org 

Home to a 542 seat theater, Bellco Art Gallery, event room, dance studio, culinary teaching kitchen, green room, and an outdoor amphitheater, the PACE center hosts theatre performances, concerts and other cultural events.

Robert E. Loup Jewish Community Center (JCC)

350 S. Dahlia St.
Denver, 80246
303-399-2660
www.jccdenver.org
 
For more than 80 years, the JCC has offered social, recreational and educational programs to the community. The center and its programs are open to individuals and families regardless of religion, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation or ability to pay. JCC offers programs for all ages and interests, including fitness and tennis centers, day camps, a preschool, programs and special events.

Town Hall Arts Center

2450 W. Main St.
Littleton, 80120
303-794-2787
www.townhallartscenter.com
 
From theater productions to gallery shows, Town Hall Arts Center is Littleton’s cultural center for the performing and visual arts.