Southwest Denver Artists Open Studios To Public May 3

Southwest Denver Artist Open Studios is set for Saturday, May 3, 2025, from noon to 5 p.m. The FREE event allows visitors to explore artist studios and community venues across southwest Denver and Englewood. Some 29 artists are participating in a variety of media from paintings to sculptures and mixed media.

Visit artists such as Open Studios Organizer Shokai Sinclair in their studios during Southwest Denver Artist Open Studios / Anthony Camera Photography

Participating artists include: Janelle W. Anderson, Sami Austin, Rita Bhasin, Timothea Biermann, Anthony Camera, Jayla Casias, Kristina Davies, Sofia Esteve, Steve Girard, Nicole Korbe, Anna Lee, Michele Messenger, Judy Miranda, Lee J. Mitchell and Elaine Mitchell.

Also Andrew Phelps Ceramics, Sherri Pritchett, Jerry “Geronimo” Rael, Sangeeta Reddy, Cody J. Rixse, Rebecca Rozales, Megan Ryall, Shokai Sinclair, Jenn Superka, Katie Taft, Alonzo Thompson, Matt Tripodi, Kaitlyn Tucek and Josh Wills.

The easiest way to start your tour is to check out the interactive map online. Or you can visit Bear Valley Library, Hadley Library or EASEL in Englewood for a printed map.

Michele Messenger at EASEL in Englewood / Anthony Camera Photography

Denver Public Library is participating as a promotional partner and making its southwest Denver (Hadley and Bear Valley) branches available as host sites.

Bike Streets will list open studios locations with bike parking in their new Destinations map.

Bear Valley Library is at 5171 W. Dartmouth Ave., Denver.

Hadley Library is at 1890 S. Grove St., Denver.

EASEL is at 3485 S. Broadway, Englewood.

The event is staged by Pikeview Arts District, a hub for creativity and connection in southwest Denver, bringing local artists, residents, and visitors together through free, walkable, and bikeable art experiences. 

It provides free opportunities for local artists to showcase and sell their work through events, open studios, and community collaborations.

The artist open studios program is supported by Denver Arts & Venues through the DAV Arts & Culture Fund Grant.