The best arts & culture spots in Greeley

“Current artists perform on a moving stage that can be adapted to varying audience sizes.”

“Make your weekend less predictable and step into the Victorian-era world of Titanic heroine Margaret "Molly" Brown. At Molly Brown House Museum you’ll find tours, exhibits, and Titanic history that reveal the woman behind the legend, plus rooms packed with period furnishings and Denver stories worth retelling.”

From the Aurora newsletter, August 3, 2026

“From balloon twisting and face painting to caricature artists, glitter tattoos, and even Santa & Mrs. Claus, Merry Makers LLC brings pro-level party vibes to any backyard birthday, school carnival, or company picnic. Book them this week, let their seasoned entertainers turn your gathering into pure, joyful chaos.”

From the Greeley newsletter, August 4, 2026

“Cozy, small theater (former movie house) known for staging musicals, plays and other live performances.”

“Surreal, walk-through art experience with many interactive rooms, bizarre sculptures & a story arc.”

“Gallery featuring modern paintings, sculpture & limited-edition prints by regional & global artists.”

“Minimalist showcase for the large-scale paintings & archives of the namesake Abstract Expressionist.”

“Museum featuring collections of historical and modern Latin American art, plus events.”

“Museum & park set on 12 acres includes an 1800s log cabin, barn with farm animals & guided tours.”

“Movie theater chain known for presenting 3D films on a giant screen, including blockbusters.”

“Interactive museum showcasing state-history exhibits, lectures & more in an eco-friendly building.”

“2 buildings (the second designed by architect Daniel Libeskind) highlighting Western & regional art.”

“A 1909 fire station houses galleries & exhibits on the history of the Denver fire department.”

“This 1930 art deco performance space hosts live entertainment from concerts to comedians.”

“Wartime aircraft, WWII uniform collection & aviation art on the former site of Lowry Air Force Base.”

“Horticultural library at Denver Botanic Gardens including rare books, seed catalogs & other items.”