Ellie Caulkins Opera House at Denver Performing Arts

The Ellie Caulkins Opera House is part of the Denver Arts & Venues complex. Located at 1385 Curtis Street, Denver, CO 80204. It is one of nine opera houses in the world to feature an electronic seatback titling system. The Ellie is a world-class acoustical hall with four levels and clean sightlines. It is a historic building with several recent renovations. During performances, patrons can enjoy seatback titling, state-of-the-art sound system, and a professional stage crew.

The 58th annual production of the classic ballet will be held at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House. The production features memorable characters, classical choreography, and exquisite sets and costumes. The orchestra will play Tchaikovsky’s arrangements. The Colorado Ballet Orchestra is also on hand to accompany the production. A visit to the Ellie Caulkins Opera House will ensure you have an unforgettable Christmas. Visit our Denver site here.

The Colorado summers are mild and comfortable. A visit to Denver is guaranteed to be a memorable experience. You’ll have plenty of opportunities to enjoy a variety of concerts, plays, and other events. During the summer, Colorado’s mild temperatures make for a pleasant day in Denver. There’s always a concert to see. If you want to go see something a little different, you’ll want to check out one of Denver’s museums. There are several that are free for those under 17 years old and will make your Denver experience a memorable one.

In the winter, you can check out two new holiday attractions in the Mile High City. The Mile High Tree is the tallest digital tree in North America, and it features pre-programmed LED light shows choreographed to multicultural holiday music. Then, you can experience Night Lights Denver, a large-scale outdoor projection mapping installation. You can’t miss the chance to catch a show at either. More on this page.

During the summer, you can go hiking in the city’s beautiful parks. The Denver Botanic Gardens is a breathtaking park and the Red Rocks Amphitheatre is a world-class attraction. In the fall, if you’re into history, you can check out the Denver Firefighters Museum. For the children, there’s an interactive museum, complete with a market and grocery store, as well as the Mizel Museum of Judaica.

During the winter, the city is alive with holiday events and activities. Light the Lights Denver, the city’s signature event, includes a year-round projection mapping installation on the Arapahoe Street side of the historic Daniels & Fisher Tower. There are a number of art and entertainment activities planned to accompany the lighting of the lights. A number of local organizations and nonprofit groups are also hosting activities for the holiday season.

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