Movement as Liberation is a monthly yoga and meditation session guided by local instructor and social justice educator, Soraya Latiff. Each session is unique, but always includes a focus on grounding meditations written and spoken by Soraya. The theme for meditations may draw from the exhibition on display, current events, or her own work in social justice and anti-racism. Offerings and tools for classes may include tarot, card pulling, mantras, breathwork, resting positions, and incense.

Guided Oracle Experiences offer facilitated support for those wishing to delve deeper into a reflective journey by moving through the gallery blindfolded and positioned in front of each artwork with volunteer support. Once you land on an object or artwork that you resonate with, you can remove the blindfold and contemplate it as an answer to a question or thought you have posed to yourself. The intention behind the Guided Oracle Experience is for visitors to gain a personal connection and even so far as a revelation, in the process of using art as an oracle. Reservations for Guided Oracle Experiences must be made in advance.

Harriet Woodman, "HIGHER SELF."

Oracle is an experiential exhibition that positions art as a vehicle for introspection and guidance. Rather than simply viewing the work, visitors are invited to engage with them as oracular tools, asking questions, seeking insight and exploring personal meaning. Weekly Guided Oracle Experiences offer facilitated support for those wishing to delve deeper into a reflective journey. Oracle brings together six, female, Colorado-based artists: Yazz Atmore, Faatma Be Oné, Linda Bishara, Rebecca Peebles, Sarah Tenney and Harriet Woodman, whose work reflects their personal spiritual and creative journeys.

Photo still from "Invisibility (as superpower)," performance by Faatma Be Oné , courtesy of ROXIE photography.

Image: Jessica 2, Aurora Adams.

Movement as Liberation is a monthly yoga and meditation session guided by local instructor and social justice educator, Soraya Latiff. Each session is unique, but always includes a focus on grounding meditations written and spoken by Soraya. The theme for meditations may draw from the exhibition on display, current events, or her own work in social justice and anti-racism. Offerings and tools for classes may include tarot, card pulling, mantras, breathwork, resting positions, and incense.

In this lecture, curator J. Benjamin Burney (Zoid Hæm) explores how the artists in Out of Time engage with time through painting, photography, and sculpture, collapsing Western ideals of past, present, and future into the timeless dimension inhabited by the artist. By doing so, artists reveal the malleability of how we define time, place, and value, challenging the fixed structures that shape history, futurity, and our humanity.

Visit Union Hall’s current exhibition Out of Time and hear from Union Hall Executive Director Jane Burke, Chief Curator Esther Hernandez, and Exhibition Curator J. Benjamin Burney. Mingle with CBCA members, staff, and guests during a happy hour.

Image: Bien Picudo, Sergio Noé Perez Reyes

Movement as Liberation is a monthly yoga and meditation session guided by local instructor and social justice educator, Soraya Latiff. Each session is unique, but always includes a focus on grounding meditations written and spoken by Soraya. The theme for meditations may draw from the exhibition on display, current events, or her own work in social justice and anti-racism. Offerings and tools for classes may include tarot, card pulling, mantras, breathwork, resting positions, and incense.

Join us for the opening reception of Out of Time: Imagining the Future of America, curated by J. Benjamin Burney- the third and final exhibition in Union Hall’s 2025 Rough Gems series!

Image: monaeism, Untitled.

Image: Sicko Girl, Jessica Buie

Join us online for a virtual curatorial talk and exhibition tour with Nathan Storey, the guest curator behind the 2025 Rough Gems exhibition, RUINS: PERFORMING QUEER HISTORY, where we will discuss the concept and inspiration behind selected works with time for Q&A at the end.

Join artist, curator, and facilitator Nathan Storey to learn about queer histories and methodologies of collage and assemblage. Aligned with the exhibition RUINS: PERFORMING QUEER HISTORY, workshop participants will also create multi-layered collages from LGBTQ+ materials and iconographies. 

Join us for the opening reception of RUINS: PERFORMING QUEER HISTORY, curated by Nathan Storey - the second exhibition in Union Hall’s 2025 Rough Gems series!

Image: Disruption Tactics, Cody Norton.

Image by Omar Monroy

Movement as Liberation is a monthly yoga and meditation session guided by local instructor and social justice educator, Soraya Latiff. Each session is unique, but always includes a focus on grounding meditations written and spoken by Soraya. The theme for meditations may draw from the exhibition on display, current events, or her own work in social justice and anti-racism. Offerings and tools for classes may include tarot, card pulling, mantras, breathwork, resting positions, and incense.

Into the Skin closes out the Transnavigation exhibition with embodied performances from Saline Conjure 666, Amayas, and Geo Conjure. These drag performances invite folks to experience moments in the body, feeling the euphoria, grief, joy, despair, experimentation, and pride of living in a gorgeous and hostile world.

Door open at 6:00 PM // Performances start at 6:30 PM

Join us for a curatorial talk and exhibition tour with Rae Richards, the guest curator behind the 2025 Rough Gems exhibition, Transnavigation: Coming into the Body as Home. Led by Union Hall’s Chief Curator, Esther Hernandez, we will be discussing the concept, inspiration, and selected works in the exhibition.

Movement as Liberation is a monthly yoga and meditation session guided by local instructor and social justice educator, Soraya Latiff. Each session is unique, but always includes a focus on grounding meditations written and spoken by Soraya. The theme for meditations may draw from the exhibition on display, current events, or her own work in social justice and anti-racism. Offerings and tools for classes may include tarot, card pulling, mantras, breathwork, resting positions, and incense.

Join us for the opening reception of Transnavigation: Coming Into the Body as Home curated by Rae Richards - the first exhibition in Union Hall’s 2025 Rough Gems Curatorial Program series!

Image by Sulo Bee

Movement as Liberation is a monthly yoga and meditation session guided by local instructor and social justice educator, Soraya Latiff. Each session is unique, but always includes a focus on grounding meditations written and spoken by Soraya. The theme for meditations may draw from the exhibition on display, current events, or her own work in social justice and anti-racism. Offerings and tools for classes may include tarot, card pulling, mantras, breathwork, resting positions, and incense.

One of the biggest ways you can show your support for Union Hall and the creatives we work with is by participating in Colorado Gives Day — the biggest 24-hour giving movement in the state and one of the most successful giving days in the nation.

Today is Giving Tuesday! Today, your donation also counts toward Colorado Gives Day, helping us unlock a share of the $1 million+ Incentive Fund to amplify our impact!

Join us in supporting local artists and curators and shine a spotlight on underrepresented creative talent.

This event was rescheduled from November 14 to November 21

Moderated by Union Hall's Chief Curator Esther Hernandez, this artist talk will take a deep dive into the concept and inspiration behind Diego’s current solo exhibition, WARNING: Mi Amá, with time for audience Q&A.

Connect with those daring to operate at the ‘edge’ and who are expanding what we deem possible. Doors open at 6:30pm, hour-long discussion begins at 7pm, and afterwards stick around to mingle with fellow members and guests.

Movement as Liberation is a monthly yoga and meditation session guided by local instructor and social justice educator, Soraya Latiff. Each session is unique, but always includes a focus on grounding meditations written and spoken by Soraya. The theme for meditations may draw from the exhibition on display, current events, or her own work in social justice and anti-racism. Offerings and tools for classes may include tarot, card pulling, mantras, breathwork, resting positions, and incense.

Union Hall’s next exhibition will present a collection of new artwork by Denver artist, musician, and poet Diego Florez-Arroyo. Join us for the opening reception on Halloween - costumes encouraged!