RedLine Contemporary Art Center

RedLine Contemporary Art Center is a Denver nonprofit arts organization founded in 2008, occupying a 22,000-square-foot building in the Five Points neighborhood. Its mission centers on fostering education and engagement between artists and communities to create positive social change — a purpose reflected in 18 working artist studios, a library of over 8,000 art and art history volumes, and rotating contemporary exhibitions that draw from more than 130 alumni of its residency program. The center's three event spaces place private gatherings directly inside those exhibitions. The Main Exhibition Space seats up to 90 for a dinner or accommodates 250 for a standing reception. The Project Space — available with or without its adjoining patio — hosts up to 60 seated or 170 standing and suits intimate events and cocktail parties. The Reception Area handles smaller gatherings of up to 50. Free on-site and off-site parking and proximity to light rail make logistics straightforward.