Upcoming Events
Night 3 - The Wild Bloom: Spring Performance Series
Final evening of Union Hall’s inaugural spring performance art series, The Wild Bloom. Experience improvisation and storytelling by the cast of Tory Spelling, the hit residency at Chaos Bloom Theater, voted Denver's best comedy theater by Westword in 2026.
Image courtesy of Tory Spelling
Kiddo in the Labyrinth
Union Hall is proud to be a first-time venue of Denver Fringe Festival and share two showtimes for Kiddo in the Labyrinth.
The Horrors That Persist: The Void
Union Hall is proud to be a first-time venue of Denver Fringe Festival and share two showtimes for The Horrors That Persist: The Void.
Body of the State
Union Hall is proud to be a first-time venue of Denver Fringe Festival and share two showtimes for Body of the State.
The Horrors That Persist: The Void
Union Hall is proud to be a first-time venue of Denver Fringe Festival and share two showtimes for The Horrors That Persist: The Void.
Body of the State
Union Hall is proud to be a first-time venue of Denver Fringe Festival and share two showtimes for Body of the State.
Kiddo in the Labyrinth
Union Hall is proud to be a first-time venue of Denver Fringe Festival and share two showtimes for Kiddo in the Labyrinth.
STEP ON ME: Stacy & Her Scale, A Cautionary Tale
Union Hall is proud to be a first-time venue of Denver Fringe Festival and share two showtimes for STEP ON ME: Stacy & Her Scale, A Cautionary Tale.
STEP ON ME: Stacy & Her Scale, A Cautionary Tale
Union Hall is proud to be a first-time venue of Denver Fringe Festival and share two showtimes for STEP ON ME: Stacy & Her Scale, A Cautionary Tale.
Kiddo in the Labyrinth
Union Hall is proud to be a first-time venue of Denver Fringe Festival and share two showtimes for Kiddo in the Labyrinth.
AfterWord Residency: Author Melissa Broder in conversation with Artist Courtney Ozaki-Durgin
AfterWord is a series by the Denver Public Library that explores what happens when a story moves beyond the page. At each gathering, an author meets an artist from another creative discipline to reimagine literature through sound, movement, image, and conversation. For this edition, author Melissa Broder joins creative producer and interdisciplinary artist Courtney Ozaki-Durgin for a two-part event taking place at Union Station and Union Hall.
Opening reception of Rough Gems — Wearing, Wearing
Join us for the opening reception of Wearing, Wearing, guest curated by Felicity Wong - the second of three exhibitions in Union Hall’s 2026 Rough Gems series!
Image courtesy of Allison Sheldon - photo by Brian Hawkins
Deadstock – Clothing Swap Party
Bring clothes you no longer wear and discover something new at this deadstock-inspired community clothing swap that celebrates unused, unsold, and discarded garments and textiles. Centered around exchange and shared stories, you’re invited to tag clothing with memories and anecdotes, rummage through what others have brought, and take home pieces that speak to you.
Image by Flora Wilds
Final day to see Wearing, Wearing
Image courtesy of Paloma Jimenez - photo by Wes Magyar
Opening reception of Rough Gems — In the Shadows
Join us for the opening reception of In The Shadows, guest curated by Italu Ramos Hernandez - the final of three exhibitions in Union Hall’s 2026 Rough Gems series!
Night 2 - The Wild Bloom: Spring Performance Series
The second of three evenings in Union Hall’s inaugural spring performance art series, The Wild Bloom. Hosted by the Japanese Arts Network (JA-NE) and curated by Courtney Ozaki-Durgin, The Natural World - A Multi-disciplinary Art Sharing invites artists from multiple backgrounds to reflect on May's micro-seasons as indicated by the ancient Japanese 'Kurashi no Kiyomi' calendar which divides the year into 24 periods with 72 distinct seasons.
Image courtesy of Gwendolyn Gussman - Photo by Martha Wirth Photography
