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Mizel Center for Arts and Culture
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The Mizel Center focuses on producing programming in the visual and performing arts, music, literary arts, and arts education for children and adults. It is a worthwhile stop for amateur artists and anyone interested in Jewish culture. The center displays traveling exhibitions of Jewish art and history, covering everything from the Jewish experience in pre-World War II Europe to the career of Allen Ginsberg. The facility includes a nice display of art in the Singer Gallery. The Mizel Museum of Judaica, which recently merged into the Mizel Center, offers numerous multicultural educational programs and tours; call for details. Allow 1 to 2 hours.
350 S. Dahlia St.Phone: 303/333-4156.Open: Mon-Fri 9am-4pm; Sun 1-4pm.Free admission, donations accepted.From downtown, head east on Colfax Ave. for 2 miles, then south (right) on Colorado Blvd. for about 1 mile to Alameda; turn left on Alameda and right on Dahlia St.
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