The 16th Street Performers Network offers an opportunity to activate Denver’s downtown with musicians, artists, entertainers, and performers of all kinds to surpriseand delightpedestrians and bring vibrancy to downtown Denver through the arts.

This program is a collaboration between Denver Arts & Venues (DAV) and the Downtown Denver Partnership (DDP). Denver Arts & Venues will design and administer an application and selection process to create the 16th Street Performers Network, a list of individual artists and ensembles of up to three performers whose work will encourage pedestrians to linger in downtown Denver and make downtown a destination hot spot. DDP will work with local businesses to choose artists from the “Network” and hire them for downtown activations.

Orange peel is entertaining atop stilts.

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The Downtown Littleton Block Party is a not-to-be-missed community favorite. Presented by the Downtown Development Authority with support from the City of Littleton and Visit Littleton, this free event kicks off the summer season in Downtown Littleton with dazzling performances, live music, fiery spectacles, and a fireworks finale. Join us for an unforgettable night under the stars.

Orange peel is strapping on stilts with Sven Jorgensen and company.

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Tube to Work Day began in 2008 as a joke between friends Jeff Kagan and Andy Gruel – an audacious quest to see if one could actually commute to East Boulder offices without the use of fossil fuels. Attendance was slow to catch on until 2012 when two other intrepid tubers joined the friends swelling participation to four! Even with minimal participation, the media has always loved/covered the event and notoriety participation jumped each year.

Orange peel is strapping on stilts with Dynamo Entertainment.