Freyer – Newman Center
Discover the intersection of art and science in the Freyer – Newman Center at Denver Botanic Gardens. Home to a library, coffee shop, auditorium, art galleries, classrooms, and natural history and art collections, the Freyer – Newman Center is a hub for discovery and hands-on learning. Whether you’re browsing the latest exhibition, taking a class or just grabbing a cup of coffee, there’s always more to explore.
Explore ever-changing art exhibitions that feature the natural world as both material and muse.
Drop in to watch a free film in the Sturm Family Auditorium; no reservations required.
Discover the art of science and the science of art with botanical illustration classes, cooking demonstrations, lectures and more.
Need a boost? Visit Copper Door Coffee Roasters located in the Freyer – Newman Center—no admission required.
Meet thousands of dried plants and fungi specimens from the Southern Rocky Mountain Region and beyond.
Stop by the Helen Fowler Library and browse books about gardening, botany and more—no admission required.
Freyer - Newman Center Gallery
