Upcoming Events
El Pueblo Cuida al Pueblo: Resource Fair and Monologue Performance
Through this combined resource fair and live monologue performance from Motus Theater's Cristian Solano-Córdova, audiences of all backgrounds can learn about local nonprofits, build connections, and experience stories that reflect the immigrant community. The event welcomes neighbors, families, advocates, and allies to build community through both practical support and shared stories, creating space for reflection, conversation, and access to resources that strengthen collective well-being.
Image by Golnar Adili
The Art of Fly Fishing: Entrepreneurship, Conservation & Community
As a part of the 2026 Colorado Startup Week festival, Union Hall is producing and hosting an event that centers the outdoor recreation industry. A panel of Colorado fly fishing business leaders and members of statewide agencies will gather at the gallery for a holistic conversation on the economic, environmental, and social benefits of the sport.
Civic Tech: How Technology Can Work for Social Good
As a part of the 2026 Colorado Startup Week festival, Union Hall board member Henry Lai is producing and hosting an event that centers civic technology. The panel discussion will highlight companies working on innovative civic technology, speak on the relationship between government and tech, address challenges facing both, and renew faith in what technology can do for society.
Doors Open Denver at Union Hall | Day 2
Union Hall will hold limited open hours during this day, Saturday, September 26th. Visit the exhibition between 10am - 4pm during Doors Open Denver.
Curatorial Talk - In the Shadows
Join us at the gallery for a conversation with the curator of In the Shadows, where we will be discussing the concept, inspiration, and selected works in the exhibition. A brief walking tour of the gallery will be provided by curator Italu Ramos Hernandez. There will be time for Q&A.
Opening reception: Desert — Adán De La Garza
Desert is a solo exhibition by artist Adán De La Garza, a speculative fiction narrative exploring the near future and the events leading to environmental collapse on Earth. The exhibition features video-based works depicting an ever-expanding desert that relentlessly pursues climate migrants, chronicling Earth's gradual desertification.
