Kepner Beacon Middle School Art Students at Lumonics

It was a great pleasure to host 8th grade art students that attend Kepner Beacon Middle School here in Denver. They were interested not only in how we produce the immersive experience but also in knowing how to run an art gallery. They had so much fun taking photos of their classmates interacting with the light sculptures. We concluded the field trip by taking them “behind the scenes” to see how we produce the experience.

Our intent is to encourage students to exercise their imaginative powers and hopefully be inspired to go further in their endeavors. It can benefit every curriculum, and has specific application to art, music, performance, math, science, language arts, and history.

 

 During the immersive experience:

 

Students watching a 5-minute meditative video: The Art of Seeing:

 Students amid the light art:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Colorado Educators: We welcome your students of all ages.
More info: www.lumonics.net/field-trips

Lumonics is a community partner with the Denver Public Schools Foundation.

2026 Denver Fringe Festival

 

 

 

Lumonics is honored to be accepted to participate in the 2026 Denver Fringe Festival that takes place June 4 thru June 7, 2026. 

We will be presenting performances of Lumonics Immersed  during those 4 days at the Lumonics Light & Sound Gallery. Each performance is orginal and not repeated.

The annual Fringe festival

Denver’s thriving arts scene is overflowing with talent and innovation. Our goal is to provide more outlets every year so artists to have a way to test their work, try new things, push the boundaries. And we want to channel that work into performance venues at accessible prices so that live performance is available to as many people as possible. We do this every June at our annual Fringe festival that features dozens of fresh, original shows at venues throughout the RiNo Art District, the greater Five Points area and beyond.

At the Denver Fringe Festival, we believe that the power of performance art can’t be overstated, that it’s a key component to inspiring thought-provoking conversations and building thriving communities. That’s why the Fringe also features free pop-up performances so everyone can experience live performing arts!

What does the future of the Denver Fringe look like? Picture a weeks-long festival with live performance taking place at dozens of creative spaces, with theater, comedy shows, dance, cabaret, and circus happening at any hour of the day or night —an annual performing arts festival so inclusive and expansive that we can’t imagine summer in Denver without it!
* excerpted from www.denverfringe.org/

* poster by Joe Palec

Starry Night Out Fundraiser for the Broomfield Council on the Arts & Humanities

An Evening of Space Science + Art and Fundraising

Lumonics is happy to be participating in the  Starry Night Out fundraising event on Friday, April 17. We will be creating a Lumonics light and sound installation and projecting on a large screen.

Hope you can attend! (ticket link below)

Presented by the Broomfield Council on the Arts and Humanities

 

TICKETS

Lumonics is participating in Youth on Record’s “Music Matters March”

 

Music Matters March

Lumonics is excited to be supporting the next generation of young artists in Denver during the whole month of March.  Lumonics is donating 10% of sales of  our Friday evening Lumonics Immersed events to Denver nonprofit, Youth on Record! We are happy to be participating again this year!

If you’re not already familiar with Youth on Record, it empowers Colorado’s  underserved youth to achieve their academic, artistic, and personal best by employing local, professional artists as their educators.

“Youth on Record offers for-credit classes in Denver and Aurora schools, free after-school music workshops  for youth ages 11-24, paid internships, and more! The programs empower teens in some of Denver’s most vulnerable communities to make  life choices that positively impact their future by teaching them to develop the coping tools, inspiration, and wherewithal to succeed  in today’s world and to become leaders of tomorrow.”  

You can learn more and check out other participating Music Matters March businesses by visiting youthonrecord.org  and look for the Lumonics logo.

We’re stoked to support YOR and hope you’ll join us in declaring in community that MUSIC MATTERS (!) all month long.