RiNo ArtPark

1900 35th St
Denver, CO 80216

CATEGORIES: Community Places | ArtPark Area

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RiNo ArtPark is a public park and creative hub in the heart of Denver’s RiNo Art District, bringing art, culture, community, and everyday life together. Located in Arkins Park near the South Platte River, the campus includes historic buildings, artist studios, exhibition and performance spaces, public art, and welcoming places to gather.

The ArtPark grew out of more than a decade of advocacy and collaboration to transform underused historic buildings into a community-centered creative campus. Today, it is home to the Bob Ragland Branch of the Denver Public Library + The Denver Zine Library, artist and creative spaces, galleries, and Truss House, a flexible event and performance venue. The park also hosts exhibitions, live music, workshops, markets, and community events throughout the year.

RiNo ArtPark is a central gathering place for First Friday in RiNo, with rotating exhibitions, local artists, live music, food, vendors, and free public programming. At its heart, the ArtPark creates space for creative community to take shape, reflecting the independent spirit and collaborative energy that have shaped RiNo for more than two decades.

At RiNo ArtPark:

Bob Ragland Branch of the Denver Public Library
Sandoitchi (Japanese-style sandwiches)
Truss House (community performing arts venue)