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• President's Reception and Dinner

  
  The Ellyngton's Room at The Brown Palace Hotel

  Date:

  Saturday, July 19

  Time:

  7:00-10:00 pm

  Cost:

  $80

  Enjoy a night of dining and dancing at the beautiful Brown Palace Hotel, known for its deep tradition and historic ambience. The night will start off with a microbrewery tasting, allowing you to take in all of the flavors that the local breweries have to offer. Afterwards, you will enjoy a night filled with great food and entertainment that is sure to make this event one to remember!

• LoDo

  
  Head to the hip, historic district locals call LoDo (short for lower downtown) where 26 blocks of Victorian red brick warehouses have been converted into brewpubs, rooftop cafes, jazz clubs and bistros. One hundred years ago, LoDo was home to Bat Masterson, Buffalo Bill, Calamity Jane, Soapy Smith, and other frontier icons on dusty streets teeming with gunfighters, wagon trains and gold miners. Today, it is one of the most fashionable addresses in Denver.

• Red Rocks Amphitheater

  
  If you really want to connect with nature, Red Rocks offers concerts throughout the summer plus movies once a week, all against a breathtaking backdrop of the Rocky Mountain's and Denver's city skyline. Geographically formed and not duplicated anywhere in the world, Red Rocks is recognized for its natural acoustics and ambience, as well as its awe inspiring hiking and biking trails.

• Santa Fe Art District

  
  The six-block strip of Santa Fe Blvd. between 5th Ave. and 10th Ave. is one of Denver's largest concentrations of art galleries with more than two dozen galleries located here. The neighborhood also features some of the city's best Mexican restaurants and the Museo de las Americas, which showcases changing exhibits of Latino art from throughout Central and South America.

• Coors Brewery

  
  Denver brews more beer than any other city. On an average day, more than 80 different beers are brewed. See and taste traditional brewing in the Rocky Mountains at Denver's largest brewery, Coors Brewery. The tour includes a 45-minute walk through the malting, brewing and packaging processes, sampling of Coors products in the hospitality lounge and shopping in the Coors & Co. gift shop.

• Denver Art Museum

  
  Visit Denver's newest landmark. The Denver Art Museum's Hamilton Building is an architectural work of art. Designed by Daniel Libeskind, it will change the way you experience art and architecture. Explore the Museum's galleries showcasing a world-famous American Indian art collection, as well as various art from around the world.