Atmosphere of 910Arts (former 7-Up bottling plant turned artist live-work complex) — Santa Fe Arts District
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910Arts (former 7-Up bottling plant turned artist live-work complex)

Most people only hit the Santa Fe Arts District on First Friday, when it's mobbed — so almost no one knows you can just walk into 910Arts on a random weekday and roam the halls past open studio doors. The building was a 1920s livery, then a Seven-Up bottling plant, and the industrial bones (brick, loading bays) are still right there under the lofts where artists actually live above their own studios. It reads less like a gallery you found on a map and more like a place you accidentally wandered into. Studio hours vary by artist, so it's a treasure hunt — some doors open, some not.

The move: Slip in on a quiet weekday morning, wander the hallways and peek into whichever studios are open, then chat up an artist or two before walking the rest of Santa Fe Drive.

Where: 910 Santa Fe Dr, Denver, CO 80204 (Santa Fe Drive at 9th Ave; former livery / Seven-Up bottling plant)

Hours: Building open to wander during business hours: Mon-Wed 7am-3pm, Thu-Sat 8am-4pm, Sun 9am-4pm; individual studio hours vary, most also open First Friday 5-9pm.

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Verified 2026-06-07.