RiNo Art Park — Attraction in Denver

The River North Art District (RiNo) has fought for years to create a multidisciplinary, community art space and has finally seen Phase 1 to fruition with the grand opening on September 24 to 26, 2021.

Phase 1 includes the garden plaza, a branch of the Denver Public Library, an art gallery and visual art studios managed by RedLine Contemporary Art Center, a culinary incubator managed by CoCuA, sound studios, education options, a makerspace, the greenhouse patio, and playgrounds.

Phase 2 will repurpose an existing building into a blackbox theater offering music, dance, performance art, sustainability education, and a community meeting space.

There will also be a restaurant and cafe and a commissary kitchen with support for immigrant and refugee populations plus inclusive community programs and activities.

The park components are complete with a mix of play and resting spaces, lawn areas, and various whimsical structures. The first buildings are complete with interior finishing in progress as of my visit in early September 2021.

This will be a tremendous community asset. Congratulations to the persistence and vision of the RiNo Art District and to everyone else involved in this...

I think this place has potential. It has good vibes. Its an enjoyable venue spot for up-and-coming artists, musical talent and general midsize events. The models we're so diverse and talented in their own unique way

I attended really great fashion runway show on Friday night. It had Native American cultural themes intertwined with contemporary fashion. These fashion designers came from all over the country. it's always fun to see artists that are really devoted to their craft.

Be aware, the parking can really be an issue so get there at least 10 minutes in advance so you can find a good spot!

All in all, it is a spacious and comfortable venue with good sound quality an adequate ventilation. Even in the most people packed circumstances, it didn't feel too...

RiNo Art Park by the South Platte River trail is an open-air gallery, showcasing colorful and creative sculptures and installations from local artists. It's a cute place to visit if you're looking to take a break from the city's hustle and bustle and enjoy some art in a natural setting.

However, during my visit, I noticed that the park felt somewhat disconnected from RiNo's bustling urban life because this area is isolated from RiNo by the train tracks. Additionally, I observed some homeless people loitering around one of the installations, which was a...