From an annual concert with Nathaniel Rateliff to the String Cheese Incident’s New Year’s Eve run, here are our picks for holiday music in the Mile High City.
CBCA’s largest annual fundraiser and celebration, the Awards luncheon is the only statewide event honoring companies and individuals for their engagement with the arts. The event was attended by 600 corporate, cultural, and civic leaders at the Seawell Grand Ballroom at DCPA, and livestreamed to attendees around the state.
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The crowd looks on at the Icelantic’s 2012 Winter on the Rocks concert. (Denver Post file)
Denver Arts and Venues has asked the Colorado health department to allow up to 2,500 people to attend concerts at Red Rocks Amphitheatre this spring, with the possibility of larger crowds over the summer.
The request comes as the state reportedly is considering relaxing its COVID-19 rules for all event venues.
If the request is approved, concerts and other events at Red Rocks could operate at about one-quarter of their normal capacity, said Brian Kitts, director of communications for the Denver-owned venue. Parties would have to sit six feet apart and wear masks, and Red Rocks plans to change how people enter and exit so there’s less milling around, he said.