Museum of Outdoor Arts

MOA is a well maintained outdoor space and a great venue for special events. I hadn't been here in years but got tickets to a free event - Uncorked Comedy Night. The show was pretty raunchy and not very funny but the venue is great. The plastic chairs are surprisingly comfortable and the sound system is perfect. They have a reasonably priced snack bar and clean restrooms and the staff is very nice.I brought a picnic dinner and would definitely come back for a different type of show in the future.

Attended an outdoor movie here. Was a super nice venue with lots of parking. Very spacious and has beautiful sunsets. The museum portion of it isn't very big.

I've lived around this part of town and never realized this place existed. Tucked right behind Fiddler's Green is this enchanting outdoor art museum. It's really whimsical with a lot the statues being Alice in Wonderland theme. It's a great place to get some serenity in the middle of the DTC. Also, keep an eye out on their event calendar. We were able to attend their wonderful Easter egg hunt they had and it was well run and had a wonderful time.

A fun thing to do in Colorado! I came down with my family to the MOA to see the Natura Obscura Exhibit. It was an amazing experience and so much fun. There was so much to see and all the small little details did not go unseen or anappreciated. The staff at the front desk were very helpful and nice in telling us about the rules. As you walk into the exhibit it is dark and is pretty much dimly lit the whole time. You get a blue light flashlight to view some "hidden" things that you don't want to miss. The exhibit was a breath of fresh air and something unique. Lots of photo opportunities and fun overall. We did walk around to see some of the actual structured art as well, which was pretty cool. There is a map for the art and you do have to travel to see some of the sculptures (not just in walking distance). Overall, I had a great experience and it can be enjoyed by anyone young or old!

I had an enchanting time in this indoor outdoor arts museum in Englewoods like city hall. Across from the city attorney is a little space made magical by black light and materials combined to fanciful degree. The whole space takes about 45 min to an hour to peruse if you're not spending all your time searching for the writing on the floor or wall.There's interactive creatures which you can animate through an app but truthfully I did not find that as amusing as finding the nice poetry in the ground and on the "trees".That swing tho, get your gram ready. I found other pics to be more gram fun. The room in the back of the time machine is pretty cool. LEDs responsive to your touch.Ultimately this seems like a bizarre but amazing dream that was concocted into real life. Escape into the magic sometime.Tickets are less online. You have to pick a time to go...

This review is specifically about Natura Obscura. I think my expectations were too high based on the reviews and descriptions of the exhibit. I read somewhere that it takes about an hour to go through, but it was really small and we got done quite a bit earlier than that. We actually stopped at the front desk on the way out to make sure we have seen it all since we thought there must have been something that we missed.We saw that if you buy tickets online it was five dollars cheaper. So, I tried to buy tickets online on the way there, but the current time slot wasn't open. When we got there, the front desk woman explained that the online tickets close a half hour early. Nowhere had I seen that. We asked if she could honor the online price since we tried to purchase that way and she said that we could purchase online now to go through an hour and a half from now. Really?! She finally relented and gave us the online price, but seemed really put out by it. Just make the half hour cut off clear on your website and there wouldn't be a problem.

Fun museum in Englewood. The name is a bit misleading as it is entirely indoors. The staff was friendly when we arrived for a timed entrance to Natura Obscura exhibit. It was very engaging and was not overly crowded. Kudos to the museum for making this a wonderful experience. There is parking (2 hours) outside the museum (also shares space with library and other offices).

We didn't expect what we experienced. Possibly something for everyone in here excluding the narrow minded. You're going to find everything from glow in the dark, deep, meaningful quotes to absolute whimsy, handsome mosaic flooring and you might even find your spirit animal tucked away on a fluffy pink cloud. There were no senior discounts offered(we were a group of four 55+) and it cost $60.00 total. The general area / art district is lovely.

This is a great spot for art and culture. Came here with my family for the interactive Natura Obscura and it was exciting and fun!!!Having the time off during Spring Break was a perfect way to enjoy all the activities together!I'm a huge fan... And have I told you guys....I LOVE DENVER!!!!

We did the Natura Obscura exhibit! It was good and fun, a little small for my liking, which means everyone who is trying to get a good Instagram photo will block every hallway during their photoshoot..be prepared!