Tuesday, February 6, 2007

Feb. 9 "Downtown Denver" @ Sherman Complex

On Friday, Feb. 9, the film "Downtown Denver: Heart of the Queen" will have its premiere at the Sherman Street Event Complex.

It's described as "a one-hour documentary showcasing Denver's rise from dusty boomtown to regional metropolis."

Patron reception at 5:30pm
Film starts at 7:00pm
1770 Sherman Street Event Complex

From the summary on the website:
The audience for this documentary includes historical societies, professional associations, service organizations, tourists and special interest gatherings, as well as local and national television audiences. Videos and DVD’s will be placed in schools and libraries throughout Colorado and will be available in museums and book stores.

The character that fuels downtown Denver’s current renaissance is rooted in the structures, streets and stories that reflect its historic role as a center of regional leadership. From gold and silver to oil and technology, pivotal events and powerful people, monumental masonry and soaring skyscrapers — this documentary will bring the history of downtown Denver to life, evoking an informed appreciation for the legacy that enlivens a unique urban center.

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