The Mile High Wildlife Photo Club (MHWPC) is a photography club based in the Denver, Colorado area. It was founded in 1976 to provide members the opportunity to learn about wildlife and scenic photography, and also to promote personal growth, education, and enjoyment through nature photography.

Mile High is the only photo club to twice win the Nature's Best Photography, Windland Smith Rice International Awards competition in the Camera Club category. You can view the entries in our Gallery area.
During the exhibition, visitors are welcome to contact the artists directly if they wish to purchase a piece.
We invite you to explore their art and experience the care and creativity behind every item.
Reception: Sunday, April 12 | 10 am – 12 pm

RangeView Artists is comprised of artists on Denver's Front Range.
RangeView Artists presents Summer Abstractions – Works of Abstract Art
During the exhibition, visitors are welcome to contact the artists directly if they wish to purchase a piece.
We invite you to explore their art and experience the care and creativity behind every item.
Reception: Sunday, May 17 | 10 am – 12 pm

A hands-on watercolor workshop offering two sessions for different skill levels. Participants may try watercolor for the first time, refine existing skills, or get back into art/painting. Each session features guided instruction and a specific painting project.
• Morning Session for Beginners: 9 am – 12 pm | Cost $25
• Afternoon Session for Intermediate: 1–4 pm  | Cost $30
Instructor – Dennis Pendleton
About the Instructor
Dennis Pendleton is a longtime watercolor instructor at the Art Students League of Denver, where he has taught for more than 30 years. He has led workshops across the U.S. and internationally, and his work has been featured in Watercolor Magazine, The Artist’s Magazine, and other major art publications. Dennis also leads a monthly Zoom Watercolor Salon connecting artists from across the country.

Yarn for Others:   Meets the First, Third, and Fifth Friday of each month at 10 am – 12 pm
We are a group of knitters and crocheters who make and donate afghans, lapghans, scarves and other items to those who need comfort.

Art Communities: Would you like to connect with others who share your passion for Painting, Pottery, Jewelry, Photography, or Woodworking?

Piece Makers: Meets Second & Fourth Thursday of each month at 6–8:30 pm 
This ongoing group enjoys coming together to practice knitting and to make items for people in need. Finished items are donated to Knitting 4 Peace, an outreach organization that delivers handmade items to women, men, and children in local and global areas of conflict. No registration required.