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1380 West Florida Avenue For skeptics, the term "free concert" might conjure up the image of a snoozy evening of nearly unbearable music...but, hey, at least it's outside. But when those naysayers finally get themselves to Denver's Ruby Hill Park to check out one of the fifty free shows offered every summer at the nonprofit Levitt Pavilion, they'll realize they had it all wrong. A Levitt show offers full production: high-quality sound, lighting design and massive projections to bring the audience up close to the action. In addition, the artists showcased by the venue are a who's who of up-an...

Apr 21, 2021 Denver's Levitt Pavilion will be back in business this summer for its free concert series, with shows starting May 14th. The venue in Ruby Hill Park will open with a reduced capacity of 3,800 people. We talk with Levitt Pavilion Executive Director Chris Zacher about the excitement of the re-opening.

Levitt Pavilion in Denver's Ruby Hill Park will host free concerts again this summer. Author: Alexander Kirk Updated: 9:23 AM MDT April 21, 2021 DENVER — Levitt Pavilion Denver has announced the first shows of its 2021 comeback series of free concerts. Levitt Pavilion Denver expects to open with a capacity of just over 3,800 patrons — about half of its standard capacity — beginning Friday, May 14. After canceling its slate of concerts in 2020, organizers said the concerts will return with a focus on following state and city recommendations for sanitation ...

Indie 102.3 host Jessi Whitten left her full-time position with Colorado Public Radio to join the team at Levitt Pavilion Denver in March 2020. The time seemed right: The nonprofit venue, which was ready to reboot its fourth season of concerts, was looking forward to major growth. Levitt, which had opened in 2017, was still something of a secret after its first three years, offering fifty free high-end concerts showcasing some of the best local and touring bands each summer alongside a number of ticketed blockbuster shows. For those looking for free killer music for all-ages audiences, Levi...

Colorado music venues planning their comebacks Jennifer Castor, Brian Willie April 6, 2021 DENVER — Local music and performing arts venues are starting to reopen — slowly. With warm weather returning and some pandemic restrictions lifting, the sun is starting to shine on an industry hit hard during the past year. Revenues down and jobs lost Performances by the bands Three Dog Night & Firefall wrapped the 2019 concert season at Levitt Pavilion Denver. Heading into the off-season, the outlook industry-wide for the new year was impressive. “Year over year there’s been a treme...