Again, the Clyfford Still Museum’s forecourt will be filled with music this summer with free outdoor concerts June 5, July 10 and Aug. 7 at 1250 Bannock St.
“These concerts are an excellent compliment to the creativity on view in our galleries, and museum admission is also free during these shows,” says Dean Sobel, museum director. “In addition to being a groundbreaking visual artist, Clyfford Still was also a musician and had a deep interest in a variety of musical genres, so Denver’s vibrant music scene is a perfect match for the Clyfford Still Museum. This is such a fitting partnership.”
Lawn concerts at the Clyfford Still Museum are sponsored in part by 5280 Magazine. Free concerts are presented 5:30-7:30 p.m., with free gallery admission 5-8 p.m. Guests are invited to pack a picnic. Beer and snacks are available for purchase.
Here’s the lineup:
* June 5 – Dragondeer, a psych-blues band from Denver.
* July 10 – Na’an Stop, a group of five guys from Boulder that plays a blend of reggae and rock.
* Aug. 7 – Tallgrass, a trio that sings songs influenced by old-timey sounds.
Dragondeer will open the Clyfford Still Museum’s 2015 concert series on June 5. (Dragondeer Facebook page)
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