Our doors open every First Friday from 5–7pm. Join us for our latest gallery exhibition and a community-centered happy hour.

In collaboration, Diasporic Film Festival, Askkanwii Film Production & La victoria Healing Kitchen present the 2026 Diasporic Film & Food Series. Proudly shown only at the People’s Building, this event series brings multiple art forms together for a engaging evening of film, food and discussion. This series of cross-cultural story telling events, share and preserve our global cultures.

7pm – Gallery Mingle (includes food & beverage* service)

7:45 – Showing “Destiny of a Migrant”

9:00 – Meet the Film Maker discussion

Join us for a double feature cozy community movie viewing at The People’s Building—created simply to bring people together. Whether you’re a film lover, a neighbor looking to connect, or just need a fun night out, all are welcome.

Tickets are just $5, and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Aurora Arts & Cultural District to support local creativity and community programming.

Nan has decided to teach her abusive husband Kyle a lesson. With the help of her friend Simon (acting as her emotional - and actual - cheerleader) and a stripper named Sweetheart, she tapes Kyle to a chair and forces him to watch as they reenacts scenes from their painful past. In the piece de resistance, they plan to cover the room in meat and honey so Kyle will be mauled by a bear. Through this night of emotional trials and ridiculous theatrics, Nan and Kyle are both freed from their past in this smart, dark revenge comedy. Warnings: Simulated Fireworks, Visual Blood, Themes of Domestic Violence.

PUF is a period-piece farce—half tale of exquisite queer longing, and half investigation of gender and god. PUF tells the story of a woman reborn as a nongendered heavenly messenger during the American Revolution, who attempts to prepare humanity for the end of the world. (LOOSELY inspired by true events!)

CW: themes on religion, gender & sexuality, allusions to violence

Recommended for ages 16+

For more specific information, feel free to email twocentlion@gmail.com.

Two Cent Lion

tells STORIES THAT FEED artists, audiences, and the community at large with LGBTQ+ theatre and film. They are a resident theatre company of The People’s Building, where they have won two Henry Awards (CLINK CLINK, 2024). Notable past productions include THE LEGEND OF ANNE BONNY (co-produced by Shifted Lens), THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW & THE TRAGEDY OF MEDUSA. They also have various film and TV productions in development and on the film festival circuit, including IS THIS TRUE LOVE (2024) and STICKS & STONES (2026).

Join us for a double feature cozy community movie viewing at The People’s Building—created simply to bring people together. Whether you’re a film lover, a neighbor looking to connect, or just need a fun night out, all are welcome.

Tickets are just $5, and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Aurora Arts & Cultural District to support local creativity and community programming.

Inside the Orchestra brings music to children and families in the Denver metro area, cultivating music appreciation and enhancing their education through engaging, interactive experiences with orchestral music. Infants are FREE!

Music of the World Music of the World programs are interactive concerts for kids aged 0-11 (and their adults) to get truly “inside the orchestra.” Attendees are seated on the ground and encircled by a 16 piece professional orchestra and special guests and guided through the English-Spanish bilingual program by Conductor Steven Aguilo-Arbues. Music selection, program design, and scripting are all geared to connect children (aged 0-11) with music – physically, emotionally, and developmentally. These programs include a 45-minute immersive, interactive orchestral performance and meet and greet time with the musicians and performers.