Swallow Hill Music is a Denver nonprofit music school whose week-long summer day camps run at its building at 71 E. Yale for ages 6 to 18. Explore! Music campers (6-10) try guitar, ukulele, percussion and other instruments around a new theme each week, with themed crafts and outdoor play; House of Rock campers (11-15 or 14-18 depending on the week) form bands and close each week with a staged concert complete with sound system, engineer and lights, and a songwriting-and-recording week produces an original album. Campers are dropped off between 8:45am and 9:00am and picked up between 2:55pm and 3:15pm, bring their own lunch, and all staff are First Aid and CPR certified. Aftercare runs to 4 or 5pm for Explore! campers and tuition assistance is available.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Swallow Hill Music directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleSwallow Hill Music - Daniels Hall is a very enjoyable venue! Full Stop. Photos are prior to show to visualize the space. Didn't get a seat count... call it plus or minus 200(?) Some might call it "intimate." I thought it was great. Great sound, more than comfortable seats, no bad views of the stage in the room. Swallow Hill Music supports music, including local music, so I will support Swallow Hill Music as often as I can! 🎶💜🎶
Great place for small concerts. Local and National musicians. Tickets sell fast. Parking goes quickly however there is parking in the surrounding areas. Reasonable prices.
Refurbished church turned into a music venue. Not a massive amount of seating, so get there early for popular groups/ performers. Pretty good acoustics. The stage is elevated, so most seats have a decent view. Still have to lean to see some performers at times. Swallow Hill is a non-profit group that does music lessons, events, and performances through state arts funding. Enough street parking in surrounding area to not walk far to get there. Not my favorite venue ever, but also not my least favorite. Worthwhile attending shows there!
Great concert! Love seeing Dakora Blonde again. 🎶❤ Realize these are strange times, but having people standing outside in winter cold was not good. There must be a better way to handle checking in audience. And parking, as always, is a challenge.
Love this place, kids have been taking lessons here for years and seen several concerts here as well. Nice people and just a great part of the music community in Denver.
