FOR RESIDENTS
Lowry United Neighbors (LUN) Lowry Social - Thurs, May 17th and Thurs, May 24th 4P 17-May-2012
Lowry United Neighbors (LUN) Lowry Social Thursday, May 17th and Thurs, ..
LRA Board of Directors - Tuesday, May 22nd 22-May-2012
4th Tuesday of every month 7:30-8:00 a.m. executive session 8:00-10:00 a...
The Former Buckley Annex Property Transfer Ceremony 31-May-2012
The ceremony will take place: Thursday, May 31, 2012 Eisenhower Chapel ..
Art at Lowry
One of the ways Lowry is distinctive is that artwork has been installed in public spaces throughout the community
| Lowry Art |
Location |
| Dawn (Horse Sculpture) | 6th Avenue and Roslyn - In the parkway - West side |
| Reading Garden Scultpures |
Reading Garden - 5th & Trenton |
| "Wind Catcher" | 2nd Avenue & Roslyn - In the lawn between Officer's Row Condos |
| "Pilot & Navigator" | 7501 East Lowry Boulevard |
| Historic murals | Albertson's Wall - On the back of Albertson's on Roslyn |
| "Coexistence" | Great Lawn - Near Yosemite & Lowry Boulevard |
| "Prairie Wings" | Bayaud & Quebec - in the park near Quebec Street |
| "Flight Ride #1" | Artistic bus shelter - Quebec Street & 1st Avenue - East side of street |
| "Flight Ride #2" | Artistic bus shelter - Lowry Boulevard & Uinta - North side of street |
| "Flight Ride #3" | Artistic bus shelter - Lowry Boulevard & Yosemite - North side of street |
| "Flight Ride #4" | Artistic bus shelter - Alameda & Fairmount Drive - Northwest corner |
| "Tulga" | City of Ulanbaataar Park - 5th & Roslyn - At westernmost top of park |
Lowry Foundation
The Lowry Foundation is a 501C(3) organization dedicated to enhancing the quality of public spaces within the Lowry community for the enjoyment of all Denver citizens. The Foundation Board of Directors is made up of Lowry residents and owners, city officials and other community leaders.
One of Lowry's treasures is the Reading Garden, a collection of "reading rooms" positioned throughout green space, for people to gather in relative privacy. Surrounding the spaces are inscriptions of classic book titles, permanent art sculptures, a small shelter, benches, planters, native trees, shrubs and ground covering. The Lowry Foundation was a partner in the development of the Reading Garden.