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Denver Art Society is sustaining communities through the arts. We strive to create sustainable projects to organize and unite Denver's creative sector in common pursuit of things we all need -- arts classes in schools, community exhibition opportunities, public art festivals, open art marketplaces, and tools to help families enrich and preserve their culture.

Reviews for Denver Art Society

Gabriel T.

This gallery has no respect for their artists. I displayed there for several months until one day I came in and found all my art on the floor with one of... Read more

Maria E.

Cool gallery with a ton of art. There is a very large downstairs area as well with a lot to look at. My one issue was that their hours are not predictable.... Read more

Jeremy P.

To my surprise, this was one of the few art shops that were open on Memorial Day... and I am glad it was! The gallery had a wide variety of artwork... Read more

For the past 14 years, the HRAC has been CO's primary provider of public health information, programming, and advocacy. The Harm Reduction Action Center is the only Colorado public health agency specifically focusing on injection drug users and their sexual partners that would not otherwise have access to appropriate health education, healthcare services, and emotional support designed specifically for the needs and culture of the IDU community. Formerly known as the “Little Red House” in the West side of Denver, the Harm Reduction Action Center serves more than 1,700 people affected by injection drug-use every year. HRAC (formally known as the Harm Reduction Project/Drop-In Center) is a recognized expert in providing HIV & Hepatitis C prevention programming, using harm-reduction principles to reduce the negative consequences of drug use impacting individuals, families and the larger community. Harm reduction enables us to meet drug users "where they're at," addressing the conditions of use along with the use itself. The Harm Reduction Action Center develops personal relationships with clients, guided by compassion, mutual respect, and evidence-based solutions, empowering clients to reduce the harmful effects of marginalized lifestyles. We are located at 733 Santa Fe Drive in Denver, Colorado. We are open for client drop-in services Monday through Friday from 9am to noon.

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