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  • Vinyl Olympics

    Cookie Factory, 425 W 4th Ave

    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!

  • Let’s Vibe

    ID345 3960 N High St, Denver, CO, United States

    Weekly Wednesday meetings from 5-7pm that alternate between Vibecoding and GenAi Media. Vibecoding - An AI meetup for low code, no code, vibe coders. Let's share our Cursor, Lovable, Replit,

  • Bluebook

    Secret Location

    Can't wait to see you at this unique after-dark rite to summon spring hosted by Invisible City Ambassadors!

    Step into a hidden space for an immersive installation celebrating the return of spring and the growing power of light. Presented by Division of Labor, High Fidelity Plaza, and Atelier 111, the evening features Bluebook, Packaging, DJ set by AMLAMAS, and new works by J. Roth and Light Practice.

    The secret location will be disclosed the day before the event, along with detailed instructions for entry. Please check your tickets for location details on 2.27.26. Doors open at 7pm; program begins at 8pm.

  • Drawing in the Dark

    Cookie Factory, 425 W 4th Ave

    Drawing in the Dark is an invitation to slow down inside Gary Simmons’s chalkboard installation where history is written, layered, erased, and written again.

    Participants will move through the exhibition in phases of light and darkness. As the light shifts, you’ll draw what you see, then what you feel, letting your lines blur, change, and evolve, just like the histories Simmons is asking us to question.

    Leave with a few imperfect sketches and a deeper sense of how memory, power, and imagination keep rewriting the story.