Clyfford Still Museum To Host Three Outdoor Concerts This Summer

CLYFFORD STILL MUSEUM SUMMER CONCERT SERIES

Fridays: June 5, July 10 and August 7, at 5:30pm
Clyfford Still Museum Forecourt
Free To The Public

Once again, the Clyfford Still Museum’s forecourt will be filled with music this summer. Swallow Hill Music is proud to partner with the Clyfford Still Museum for the fourth season, to bring a series of free outdoor concerts in the museum’s forecourt. Held on June 5, July 10 and August 7, this series features Dragondeer, Na’an Stop and Tallgrass.

Lawn concerts at the Clyfford Still Museum are sponsored in part by 5280 Magazine. Free concerts are presented 5:30-7:30 p.m., with free gallery admission 5-8 p.m. Guests are invited to pack a picnic. Beer and snacks are available for purchase.

“These concerts are an excellent compliment to the creativity on view in our galleries, and museum admission is also free during these shows,” says Dean Sobel, museum director. “In addition to being a groundbreaking visual artist, Clyfford Still was also a musician and had a deep interest in a variety of musical genres, so Denver’s vibrant music scene is a perfect match for the Clyfford Still Museum. This is such a fitting partnership.”

The Clyfford Still Museum houses approximately 3,200 works of art by the famed 20th century American artist Clyfford Still, whose revolutionary work was largely hidden from public view for six decades. It is the world’s most intact public collection of a major American artist.