Sights unseen to passerbys. A secret right in front of you. Dare we say, an Invisible City awaits. Embark on a journey through downtown Denver to remember why we are

This hands-on workshop with photographer Tania Kaaz is inspired by the conversations around nostalgia and mythmaking sparked by Gary Simmons: Rush. It’s archival science meets poetic storytelling. What gets framed,

This isn’t a gallery or a performance.
It’s an experiment in sharing.

For this first Art Picnic we invite you to bring one piece of art created by you or by someone you know. A friend’s painting. A partner’s poem. Your own half-finished idea. Something made with hands, time, or intention, and infused with meaning.

We’ll sprawl out picnic-style in the loft— bites and beverages provided and bring what you’d like. 

The setting: The Loft. A sunlit dwelling of the proprietor of vibes.
Massive windows frame the city and every wall has something to discover.

Join us for an evening blending art, athletics, and music in celebration of Chill’s 30-year legacy bridging creative culture with sports.

The night kicks off with an exhibition tour of Gary Simmons: Rush that explores themes of adventure, ambition, mythmaking and nostalgia.

Then, join an Olympics watch party in the lounge with old school hip-hop vinyl sets by Musa and GypDaHip to bring back the memories.

Overlaps with Wednesday gallery hours (4-7PM). Weave in and out of the exhibition and Rush Reading Room all night.

Vintage snow attire encouraged, but not required.

Step in. Chill out. Let the games begin.

Free with RSVP!