Lone Tree Arts Center Community Programs

Lone Tree Arts Center Community Programs includes Seedlings for the youngest audience members and their families, Passport to Culture for children ages 12 and under and their families, Sensory Inclusive programs for children and adults with sensory processing issues or developmental disabilities, Arts in the Afternoon, SPARK! Alliance, At The Table, Student Matinees, and Visual Arts. Upcoming sessions include Passport to Culture: Frindle on November 1, 2026, Passport to Culture on November 15, 2026, and Sensory Inclusive events for Frindle, ArtistiCO, Central City Opera: Musical Menagerie, and Top Hogs.

Programs

• Seedlings — Youngest audience members and their families
• Passport to Culture — Children ages 12 and under and their families
• Sensory Inclusive — Children and adults with sensory processing issues or developmental disabilities · $9
• Arts in the Afternoon — General audience · Monthly afternoon program
• SPARK! Alliance — People experiencing mild memory loss, early-stage Alzheimer’s, or a related dementia, and their family, friends, and guests
• At The Table — General audience
• Student Matinees — Children
• Visual Arts — General audience

At a glance

• Ages: 0–18 years old
• Price range: $9
• Current session: Passport to Culture: Frindle (Nov 1–Nov 1, 2026); Passport to Culture (Nov 15–Nov 15, 2026); Sensory Inclusive: Frindle (Nov 1–Nov 1, 2026); Sensory Inclusive: ArtistiCO (Feb 21–Feb 21, 2027); Sensory Inclusive: Central City Opera: Musical Menagerie (Mar 14–Mar 14, 2027); Sensory Inclusive: Top Hogs (Jun 13–Jun 13, 2027)
• General schedule: Programs are offered for the youngest audience members and their families, elementary-aged children and their families, children and adults with sensory processing issues or developmental disabilities, people experiencing mild memory loss, early-stage Alzheimer’s, or a related dementia, children, seniors, and other underserved communities.

About the provider

The Lone Tree Arts Center says it was built in 2011 and has existed for 14 years. Its mission is to produce and present professional arts experiences, prioritize the patron experience, create arts engagement opportunities for children, seniors, and other underserved communities, and place high value on responsible fiscal stewardship. It has received multiple Colorado Theatre Guild Henry Awards, the Denver Mayor’s Award for Excellence in the Arts, and the SCFD Rex Morgan Award for Innovative Programming.

Requests for ticket donations must be submitted at least two months prior to the fundraiser, one donation per organization per year, and requests are not accepted by phone; they must be submitted in writing.

What families say

“From the moment we walked in, every greeter was gentle and welcoming. …All the tactile toys you had, as well as a service dog, was incredibly calming. You truly thought of everything to welcome [my granddaughter] and assure her comfort. We will be back!” — Patron Letter

Last updated September 22, 2026.