Denver
No admission feeColorado's capital city and Rocky Mountain gateway, with museums, breweries, parks and a walkable downtown.
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A nonprofit that displays site-specific sculpture in public spaces across the Denver metro area, with much of its collection outdoors.
6363 S. Fiddler's Green Circle, Suite 110, Greenwood Village, CO 80111 · Greenwood Village, CO
The Museum of Outdoor Arts is a nonprofit based in Englewood, Colorado. Its collection sits in public locations around the Denver area, including office parks, botanic gardens, city parks, and sculpture gardens, so the museum works as a museum without walls. Its Englewood outdoor collection can be viewed at any hour, while Marjorie Park is open only during events, scheduled tours, and member appointments. The Madden Gallery is temporarily closed while it prepares its next exhibition. The organization was founded in 1981 and is a leader in placing site-specific sculpture in Colorado.
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