(Photo by Museum staff)
New Art Exhibition
The unseen stories behind our food
Explore the relationship between people and the landscape through the eyes of artist Miguel Almeida. Opening Saturday, April 11, the new art exhibition Miguel Almeida: Las Manos que dan de Comer (The Hands That Feed) offers a window into the daily lives of the farm workers who sustain us.
From hand-drawn animations and wall murals to the sounds of the field and a closer look at the food system itself, this immersive exhibition centers the farm workers and community figures whose vital labor often goes unseen.
Miguel Almeida: Las Manos que dan de Comer (The Hands That Feed)
Saturday, April 11 through Sunday, October 11
Free with Museum admission.
Presented in English and Spanish.
Plan Your Visit
250 in the West
How have debates over public lands shaped the West?
On Wednesday, April 15, join Leisl Carr Childers, historian, author and associate professor at Colorado State University, for an in-depth discussion on the history of public lands, from its origins during the American Revolution to today.
Save your seat for this one-of-a-kind historical deep-dive, part of the 250 in the West series.
250 in the West: Public Lands
Wednesday, April 15 | doors open 6pm
Program begins at 6:30pm
$8, members receive 20% discount