
Denver Art Musem Plaza
100 W 14th Ave Pkwy
Denver, CO 80204
Saturday, Aug 1
Arrival: 8:30 am
Load In: 8:30 am - 9:15 am
Check-in Photo (Sent to: 720.734.8725): 9:15 am
Live: 9:30 am - 4:00 pm
Breakdown/ Clean up: 4:00 pm - 5:00pm
Shannon: 720.913.0053 OR Leanne: 720.913.2782
720.734.8725
When you arrive (Lead Responsibility)
When you arrive, you should check in at the Info Booth (also noted on the map, close to the opening of the Welcome Center and very close to where you will be setting up). We will provide museum admission stickers, so you have access to the museum for bathrooms, and those will be provided when you check in. PLEASE LET ME KNOW HOW MANY STICKERS YOU NEED FOR YOUR TEAM.
Art Market Location
On the Plaza immediately outside the Denver Art Museum’s Martin and Hamilton buildings. This is where Acoma would be if Acoma Street continued north of 12th to Civic Center Park. There is no driving on the Plaza.
Bathrooms
During public hours (10:00 am – 5:00 pm) you will be able to access the restrooms inside either the Martin or the Hamilton buildings with your vendor name tag/Free Day stickers.
Before 10:00 am, bathroom access is limited. A member of staff will have to accompany you to the restrooms in the Bannock building. At least once between 7:00 and 9:00 am, we expect to circulate through the vendor booths to collect people for a bio-break.
Load-In
There are three designated load-in zones. You have been assigned to a specific zone at a specific time (see email and accompanying
load-in map for details.)
When you arrive, check in with the vendor coordinator staffing the load-in zone to receive your day-of packet.
Artists will have a maximum of 15 minutes to unload their vehicles at the loading zone and transfer supplies to their designated booth before they must remove their cars from the area.
A dolly, trolley, or wagon to transport your items to your designated booth space is highly recommended.
Artists should not begin setting up in their designated booth spaces until after they have parked their vehicles for the day, outside of the loading zone.
Please arrive at your scheduled load-in time and respect the allotted time limits. Late arrival may result in forfeiture of your load-in space, and you may be required to carry/cart in your items from wherever you park for the day.
All artists should be set up and ready by 9:30 am.
Booth Set Up
Artist/Vendors are assigned to a 10’x10’ area. You must stay within the designated area for your booth. If your booth is immediately next to another vendor, please respect your neighbors during set up and throughout the Art Market.
You are responsible for providing your own tent with appropriate weights, tables/racks/displays suited for display of your work in an outdoor setting, and chairs/seating (if any).
Tent Weights
Artist/Vendors must secure their tent and displays to withstand variable and inclement weather.
All tents will be positioned on a hard surface; you will not be able to stake your tent.
Tent weights totaling at least 40 pounds are required for all tents.

Parking will be reimbursed up to $10 upon submission of a receipt.Submit all receipts to the OOP Report link in the one-sheeter. Check out: https://spothero.com/about/promo-code (10% for first-time users)

iPad Passcode: 0211
Website Password: DenverEvents2026 (Case Sensitive)
Logistics: Pickup & Returns
Pickup and returns of the iPads and uniforms are the responsibility of the lead brand ambassador for each event. If you are the lead, this is on you. Plan one trip to Saltbox to grab everything the team needs before the event, and make sure it all gets back afterward.
Pickup location: Saltbox Denver, 4800 Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80216. This is where the lead grabs both the iPads and the uniforms.
Building access: Call Shanna Cronin at 720.443.9793 to get let into the building. Call ahead so she can plan ahead and provide you access to the building.
iPads
Grab them charged. iPads are charged at Saltbox, so they should be ready to go at pickup. Confirm each one is fully charged before you leave.
Keep them safe. The lead is responsible for the iPads during the shift and for getting them back to Saltbox afterward.
Return them the right way. When you bring iPads back, plug each one in to charge and place it in its correct slot. Do not just set them down. They need to be charging and organized for the next team.
Problems? If an iPad, app, or login is not working, call your manager right away. Do not try to work the event without it.Uniforms
One set per person. Each team member gets one shirt and one hat only, picked up from Saltbox with the iPads.Return for washing. If a team member is not working another event soon, their shirt comes back to Saltbox so it can be washed and reassigned.Working multiple events? They can hold onto it, but it needs to be washed and ready to go for the next one.Either way, it comes back. The shirts always make it back to Saltbox when events are done, and the lead makes sure that happens.
10x10 Tent
Tent Weights
Wagon
Table Cover
6ft Table
iPads (Charged)
Lav microphones
Uniform Shirts
Hats
Stickers (English & Spanish)
White Backpacks w/ Ice Packs
Review every video before you submit. Assume the client watches all of them (because she does) and will reject anything that isn't perfect.
Confirm they said the whole phrase, word for word, with "I'm" fully captured at the start.
Use hand signals instead of counting out loud. Your voice in the audio is an automatic reject.
Add a one second buffer before they start so nobody jumps the gun.
Put space between you and the next team member so their audio doesn't bleed into your shot.
Frame from the waist up and stand closer than feels natural. Closer is better.
No videos of anyone lying down. They can't be used.
Don't film anyone who is visibly unhoused or in distress. Participants should be clear headed and appropriately dressed.
Every single participant gets a sticker. No exceptions.
Direct people to scan. Don't wait for them to ask.
Use the backpacks and ice packs between captures and out of direct sunlight.