Yule window show

The storefront holiday tradition returns (with a twist) in Cherry Creek North

By Kyle MacMillan
Denver Post Fine Arts Critic
In America’s well-ingrained romantic conception of Christmas, certain ingredients have long been essential: strolling carolers, festive shoppers, colorful lights, roasted chestnuts and, of course, elaborate, animated store-window displays.

To experience that last item in reality, Denverites lately have had to travel to New York City, Chicago and a handful of other cities with department stores willing to invest in such big-budget offerings.

But this year is different.

Through a cooperative venture between Cherry Creek North and the Museum of Outdoor Arts in Englewood, Denver has its own top-level holiday store window for the first time in at least a couple of decades. And it’s generating a buzz locally and nationally. Click here for the full story

Puppet master Cory Gilstrap adjusts a mechanical fantasy machine. (Brian Brainerd, The Denver Post)

Museum of Outdoor Arts Holiday Windows 2008

Museum of Outdoor Arts’ “Wizard in Residence” Lonnie Hanzon has done it again! Magical Holiday Machines: The Wondrous Keep of Emry Gweldig features a display of over 100 feet of windows! Hanzon designed the elaborate display which is located at 158 Fillmore St. in Denver, Colorado’s. Windows will be on display from November 21, 2008 – January 4, 2009. Happy Holidays.

Sunday, December 21st, 2008 Press/Articles, Uncategorized

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