Host Adam Bradley: Hip Hop as Social Action

Kitchen Table brings together artists, activists, and scholars for conversations over dinner using the current exhibitions as a starting point for discussion. Dinners are free, reservations are required, and seating is extremely limited. Each pop-up dinner features a different host and a different theme. Tickets include admission to the museum, dinner, and non-alcoholic beverages. Beer, wine, and cocktails are available for purchase. The event begins with a walkthrough of the museum and continues with dinner in the cafe. Dinner menus are curated by James Beard Award-winning author and scholar Adrian Miller and presented by Two Sistahs Eats-n-Treats. Vegetarian meals are available upon request. Due to the intimate nature of the event, we are unable to accommodate dietary restrictions.

Cost: Free with registration. (Very limited capacity)

Bio: Adam Bradley is a bestselling author and a professor of English at the University of Colorado Boulder. His books include The Poetry of Pop; The Anthology of Rap; Book of Rhymes: The Poetics of Hip Hop; the rapper/actor Common’s memoir, One Day It’ll All Make Sense; and more. He is the founding director of the Laboratory for Race & Popular Culture (the RAP Lab).

The Food

Two Sistah’s Catering is sisters Deborah Shead and Rená Shead, who serve up some of the same favorite dishes once found in Denver’s famous M&D’s Café.

Menus have been co-curated by Adrian Miller,  James Beard award-winning author of Soul Food: The Surprising Story of an American Cuisine and Kitchen Table host.
FAQs

What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?

Street parking is limited. The garage directly across 15th street is $5 after 4PM. 

Can you accommodate dietary restrictions?

Vegetarian meals are available upon request. Due to the intimate nature of the event, we are unable to accommodate dietary restrictions.