Stop by the Broomfield Library and see with your very own eyes Broomfield’s exhibit: Alebrijes Iluminados. These illuminated Alebrijes puppets from Denver Botanic Gardens are on display until March 31. Read on...
Come see Broomfield's newest historical programming and exhibition space, the Crawford Honey House every Saturday, starting April 22 at Zang Spur Park. Read on...
This in-class program presented by History Colorado Museum and Broomfield History invites students to investigate how the Ute Indians have used science, technology, engineering, and math to survive and thrive in the Rocky Mountains. Read on...
The ARTery Sidewalk Mural Project was the first major public art installation along the first phase of the ARTery, connecting the Broomfield Community Center with Broomfield Commons Open Space. Read on...
The Creative Network supports the development, cultivation, and celebration of the creative economy in Broomfield. Programs and resources includes Grants and Artist Opportunities, PULSE events, the ARTery, and community engagement.
Creating connection through storytelling, Creative Broomfield Presents offers events all year! Programs include year-long concerts and performances, Summer Concerts Series and artist in residence programs.
The Broomfield Public Art program enlivens public space, nurtures community identity and contributes to a vibrant city. Learn more about artist opportunities, the public art collection and upcoming projects.
The 286-seat Broomfield Auditorium is available to rent for performances, recitals and special events. With modern equipment, a knowledgeable technical support team and affordable rental rates, discover what you can create in the auditorium.
The AHCC commission is responsible for acting as a Cultural Council for SCFD grantmaking activities, and as an advisory body for Arts & History Division programs and Art in Public Places projects.
The Broomfield Library shares a lobby with the 286-seat Broomfield Auditorium and includes a fireplace, second-story reading terrace, and views of the city park, town plaza, and scenic mountains.
Megan Gilby
Arts & History Manager
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