When: Saturday, September 28, 2019, 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Where: Clyfford Still Museum, 1250 Bannock St · Denver, CO  How to find us: We’ll meet at the ticket booth at 1:45pm. Look for Matthew Elisha, who will be wearing a Jefferson Humanists ballcap.

The theme of the 2019 Biennial of the Americas is Empathy In Action. We will be enjoying a special guided tour of the Clyfford Still Museum, titled, Art & Empathy. We have 16 free tickets available. Please only RVSP if you will be able to attend this event. If we get more than the minimum, I will seek additional tickets.

We’ll meet at the ticket office at 1:45 pm. Look for host Matthew Elisha who will be wearing a Jefferson Humanists ball cap. The museum is at 13th and Bannock.

You can find out more about the full schedule of Biennial of the Americas events for 2019 at https://www.biennialoftheamericas.org/. Events run from September 25th through 28th.

After visiting the museum, we’ll go to Pints Pub, 221 W 13th Ave, a nearby British style pub with great beers, authentic English pub fare and an extensive world-wide selection of whiskeys.

Questions? Contact Matthew Elisha (president@jeffersonhumanists.org, cell: 303-898-5412).

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The AHA’s states that humanism is “informed by science, inspired by art” and that “values…have their source in human experience and culture.” With that in mind, the Jefferson Humanists have decided to start a new monthly program.

Each month, we will enjoy a local cultural, arts or science event with our fellow humanists. We might go to a movie or play, attend a science lecture or museum exhibit, take in a festival, examine art galleries or listen to an author talk about their new book. Keep your eye on Meetup to see what is coming up for 2019!
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“Making art assumes empathy. Making art is an act of sharing. It is by definition, an invitation to others to leave their isolation and meet others on the same road as you. An artist without empathy is a sociopath.” ~ Steven Holmes