Frequently Asked Questions
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How does ticketing work?You may purchase anywhere between 1-4 single, general admission tickets.
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How does seating and distancing work?
We are excited to bring you concerts on the lawn at Sculpture Park this summer! All tickets are general admission.
As of June 1st, large outdoor events no longer have capacity restrictions or social distancing requirements per the Denver Department of Public Health & Environment. Sculpture Park and Denver Arts & Venues will operate under the current public health orders.
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Can I bring my own lawn chair or blanket?Chairs are not permitted. Blankets are ok.
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Will there be food / drink?There will be bars for alcoholic and soft beverages. There will be food trucks for meals.
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Can I bring a water bottle?Empty (resealable) or factory-sealed water (plastic and aluminum) bottles are allowed.
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Where is Sculpture Park? What’s the best way to get to the show?
The address of Sculpture Park is 1400 Curtis Street. The entrance and box office will be through the Galleria, at the Denver Performing Arts Complex.
Lyft/Uber Drop off/Pick Up:1400 Curtis Street
RTD Light Rail System:Take trains D, F or H to the Theatre District Convention Center light rail stop. The Denver Performing Arts Complex is directly across Champa Street from the stop.
Take trains B, G, N, A to Union Station light rail stop. The Denver Performing Arts Complex is just a few block walk down 18th and a right on Champa.
Parking Info:Denver Performing Arts Center Parking Garage: 13th & Arapahoe
Convention Center Garage: Speer & Champa
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What about the weather?Event is rain or shine. We recommend bringing sunscreen, sunglasses and hats as shade is limited.
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What ages are allowed?All ages.
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Will re-entry be allowed?No re-entry permitted.
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Is the venue ADA accessible?Yes.
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Prohibited Items
- Weapons of any kind
- Bags / backpacks larger than 12” x 12” x 12”
- Chairs/seating – including folding/camping chairs
- CamelBaks or coolers
- Outside food & drink
- Professional cameras or recording devices
- Animals (except service animals)
- Bicycles and scooters
- Skateboards, inline skates, hoverboards, or strollers
- Umbrellas or large hats/accessories that may limit the view of other patrons
- Remote control flying devices or UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles)
- Selfie sticks
- Balloons, bullhorns or noisemakers, laser pointers, confetti/glitter or other items that can be thrown
- Unapproved pamphlets, handouts, advertisements
