Impress your date with an evening at the Museum! Get our Museum Lovers Date Package and show them how cultured and sophisticated you are. Includes:

2 Clyfford Still Museum Passes
2 Museum of Contemporary Art Passes

2 Free Admission Passes for the Buffalo Bill Museum!
2 Tickets to Museo de las Americas plus 2 Drink vouchers at Joe Maxx's Coffee Shop next door!

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Always looking for fun activity ideas? Look no further! With our Cultural Pass Package you will always be ready with a fun activity to impress your friends, family and partner! From culture to comedy, we have it all! Get yours today and never be bored again

Includes Dual tickets to:

Clyfford Still Museum
Museum of Contemporary Art
Museo de las Americas
Comedy Works
Denver Botanical Gardens

All tickets are valid for a year.

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J. Michael Gerzso
Original Print

16'' x 16''

J. Michael Gerzso is a photographer, researcher, independent software developer specializing in architectural CAD and maintainer of the Gene and Gunther Gerzso Archive.

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Includes 12 Place Settings Plus Extras

From our Heritage Series comes this beautifully hand crafted ceramic dinnerware set brought directly from the iconic La Arena community in Panama.

La Arena is a small town located 1.2 miles (2 km) west of Chitré. The town is known throughout Panama for its pottery-vendors that line the streets showcasing colorful and classic designs. The ceramic creations in La Arena are some of the finest in all of Panama. They include pots, plates, vases, mugs, and ashtrays. The designs often mimic those used by pre-Colombian indigenous groups of the area, including the Ngöbe-Buglé.

PLEASE NOTE: To make check out easier at the event, all winning bid charges will be applied to the registered credit card at the moment of closing (8:30 PM on June 4th).

For refunds or pick ups outside of the event, please email membership@museo.org

From our Heritage Series comes this beautifully hand crafted ceramic dinnerware set brought directly from the iconic La Arena community in Panama.

La Arena is a small town located 1.2 miles (2 km) west of Chitré. The town is known throughout Panama for its pottery-vendors that line the streets showcasing colorful and classic designs. The ceramic creations in La Arena are some of the finest in all of Panama. They include pots, plates, vases, mugs, and ashtrays. The designs often mimic those used by pre-Colombian indigenous groups of the area, including the Ngöbe-Buglé.

Includes:

Set of yellow and brown ceramic dishes with a spiral and geometric motif. Contains a tea pot, a pitcher, a sugar with lid, 2 soups, 2 bowls, 6 saucers, 2 salad plates, a dinner plate, 6 cups, a creamer. 6 teacups and 2 mugs

PLEASE NOTE: To make check out easier at the event, all winning bid charges will be applied to the registered credit card at the moment of closing (8:30 PM on June 4th).

For refunds or pick ups outside of the event, please email membership@museo.org

From our Heritage Series comes this beautifully hand crafted ceramic dinnerware set brought directly from the iconic La Arena community in Panama.

La Arena is a small town located 1.2 miles (2 km) west of Chitré. The town is known throughout Panama for its pottery-vendors that line the streets showcasing colorful and classic designs. The ceramic creations in La Arena are some of the finest in all of Panama. They include pots, plates, vases, mugs, and ashtrays. The designs often mimic those used by pre-Colombian indigenous groups of the area, including the Ngöbe-Buglé.

Includes: Pitcher, pair of extra-large tumblers and set of 6 cups with blue yellow and white motif.

PLEASE NOTE: To make check out easier at the event, all winning bid charges will be applied to the registered credit card at the moment of closing (8:30 PM on June 4th).

For refunds or pick ups outside of the event, please email membership@museo.org

From our Heritage Series comes this beautifully hand crafted ceramic dinnerware set brought directly from the iconic La Arena community in Panama.

La Arena is a small town located 1.2 miles (2 km) west of Chitré. The town is known throughout Panama for its pottery-vendors that line the streets showcasing colorful and classic designs. The ceramic creations in La Arena are some of the finest in all of Panama. They include pots, plates, vases, mugs, and ashtrays. The designs often mimic those used by pre-Colombian indigenous groups of the area, including the Ngöbe-Buglé.

Includes large cazuela with lid, a vase on a pedestal, a large serving bowl and a cereal bowl, and a small concave cup.

PLEASE NOTE: To make check out easier at the event, all winning bid charges will be applied to the registered credit card at the moment of closing (8:30 PM on June 4th).

For refunds or pick ups outside of the event, please email membership@museo.org

From our Heritage Series, get your hands on some of the finest weaving in the world!

Made of Palma de Guerre, and traditional of the ancient community of Wounaan, these baskets are a collector's dream.

The women weavers of the Wounaan tribe, as well as many of the Emberá tribe of the Darien region of Panama are arguably creators of the finest handmade baskets in the world. This exquisite art form has developed over the years evolving from their age-old hösig di (the term for chunga palm baskets in Wounmeo, the language of the Wounaan) baskets made from the split, young leaves of the culturally important chunga palm and which then is coloured with natural dyes.

Includes a big, small and medium baskets with Toucan motifs.

PLEASE NOTE: To make check out easier at the event, all winning bid charges will be applied to the registered credit card at the moment of closing (8:30 PM on June 4th).

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From our Heritage Series, get your hands on some of the finest weaving in the world!

Made of Palma de Guerre, and traditional of the ancient community of Wounaan, these baskets are a collector's dream.

The women weavers of the Wounaan tribe, as well as many of the Emberá tribe of the Darien region of Panama are arguably creators of the finest handmade baskets in the world. This exquisite art form has developed over the years evolving from their age-old hösig di (the term for chunga palm baskets in Wounmeo, the language of the Wounaan) baskets made from the split, young leaves of the culturally important chunga palm and which then is coloured with natural dyes.

Includes two baskets with grasshopper motifs.

PLEASE NOTE: To make check out easier at the event, all winning bid charges will be applied to the registered credit card at the moment of closing (8:30 PM on June 4th).

For refunds or pick ups outside of the event, please email membership@museo.org

From our Heritage Series, get your hands on some of the finest weaving in the world!

Made of Palma de Guerre, and traditional of the ancient community of Wounaan, these baskets are a collector's dream.

The women weavers of the Wounaan tribe, as well as many of the Emberá tribe of the Darien region of Panama are arguably creators of the finest handmade baskets in the world. This exquisite art form has developed over the years evolving from their age-old hösig di (the term for chunga palm baskets in Wounmeo, the language of the Wounaan) baskets made from the split, young leaves of the culturally important chunga palm and which then is coloured with natural dyes.

Includes two medium sized baskets with butterfly motifs.

PLEASE NOTE: To make check out easier at the event, all winning bid charges will be applied to the registered credit card at the moment of closing (8:30 PM on June 4th).

For refunds or pick ups outside of the event, please email membership@museo.org

From our Heritage Series, get your hands on some of the finest weaving in the world!

Made of Palma de Guerre, and traditional of the ancient community of Wounaan, these baskets are a collector's dream.

The women weavers of the Wounaan tribe, as well as many of the Emberá tribe of the Darien region of Panama are arguably creators of the finest handmade baskets in the world. This exquisite art form has developed over the years evolving from their age-old hösig di (the term for chunga palm baskets in Wounmeo, the language of the Wounaan) baskets made from the split, young leaves of the culturally important chunga palm and which then is coloured with natural dyes.

Includes one woven handbag with lines.

PLEASE NOTE: To make check out easier at the event, all winning bid charges will be applied to the registered credit card at the moment of closing (8:30 PM on June 4th).

For refunds or pick ups outside of the event, please email membership@museo.org

From our Heritage Series, get your hands on some of the finest weaving in the world!

Made of Palma de Guerre, and traditional of the ancient community of Wounaan, these baskets are a collector's dream.

The women weavers of the Wounaan tribe, as well as many of the Emberá tribe of the Darien region of Panama are arguably creators of the finest handmade baskets in the world. This exquisite art form has developed over the years evolving from their age-old hösig di (the term for chunga palm baskets in Wounmeo, the language of the Wounaan) baskets made from the split, young leaves of the culturally important chunga palm and which then is coloured with natural dyes.

Includes bird woven handbag and embroidered textile.

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Sandblast Stone Engraving by Michael Penny.

Handcolored with inks, dyes and stains.

21'6'' x 21'6''

The mara'akame is something that gives you your energy, your ability; you connect with the healing energy of the world and the universe.

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Framed representation of 'Lilies' by Monet created by Mary Valdez (2020). Print on gloss paper of original oil painting 12' X12'.

Mary was born in Santa Fe New Mexico and resides in Denver Colorado. She has an Associates Degree in Fine Art, while studying photography, painting and drawing. She is currently a freelance Art Consultant & Manager for a few selected artist in Colorado.

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Vintage Original Silver Serving Set from the 1950's

Bolivian

.925 Silver

With decorations, includes big fork and spoon.

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Spectrum

acrylic on canvas

40'' x 24''

by M. Carla Wright

Landscape painting by local artist M. Carla Wright. Born in Madrid but raised in Scotland, M. Carla Wright has had a successful art career since the age of 15.

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Hermanas by Sylvia Montero

Hand painted photo etching print

Sylvia Montero is a Chicana artist based in Denver that has for decades been telling the stories of the Colorado Chicanx culture form an urban woman's perspective. She is considered a local treasure by the Chicanx community!

She is currently exhibited at Museo's Malinalli on the Rocks exhibit.

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Get a Group Package for Meow Wolf! Good for four (4) general admission tickets.

Meow Wolf is an arts and entertainment company that creates immersive, multimedia experiences that transport audiences of all ages into fantastic realms of storytelling. Their work is a combination of jungle gym, haunted house, children's museum and immersive art exhibit.

Visit their exhibit Convergence Station in Denver!
Meow Wolf's largest permanent installation, Convergence Station, is an immersive art experience that transports participants of all ages into new dimensions of storytelling and creative exploration. Arrive as you. Leave transformed.

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Print, Altar/Alter, 2019 Lithograph on handmade paper

2019 by Nistasha Perez

Text reads: "Baruch atah Adonai, Elohenu Melekh ha'olam." Let us light the candle against the darkness of hate. Let our Great Goddess stand against their grand wizard. Let the clear quartz help us acknowledge our own biases and gaps in understanding. Let our aloe soothe the hands of those who would punch Nazis. Let the hamsa protect us from the evil eye of toxic masculinity, gun culture, and the NRA. Let each of us remember that we are not obligated to complete the work but neither are we free to abandon it. Let these words, these sacred symbols, and our actions bind the evils of bigotry and white supremacy.

Nistasha is a local artist part of Convergence Denver. She was recently featured in Downtown Aurora Visual Arts exhibit. Her work Bleeding Heart: Protect Trans Lives (2019) was featured in Daria Magazine.

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Cleo's Corner
Monotype Print using found objects
6''x12''

Kimberly Gutierrez

The monotype is unique in that it is one of a kind, original print and can't be reproduced. Inspired by Kim's cat, Cleo.

Kimberly Gutierrez is an illustrator and designer whose humorous and detailed approach to art and design yields creations that appeal to all walks of life. Their inspiration comes from their culture, personal experiences, music, and other artists. Their artwork is intended to make the audience feel emotion and ask questions, while their design is intended to communicate in an effective and aesthetically appealing manner.

Gutierrez was recently included in the exhibit Supporting Indigenous Sisters - An International Print Exchange by Regis University and will be having a solo show at Arapahoe Libraries soon!

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Tour by Museo's Curator Laura Beacon and our Membership Manager Val Ponce.

Passionate about the arts and cultures of the Americas? Check out Museo's collection of over 4,000 items! From ancient to contemporary, you will get an exclusive look at works of art from every corner of Latin America.

Valid for 4 to 6 people.

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