BROOMFIELD AUDITORIUM
RENTER’S GUIDE
Dear Renter
Thank you for your interest in the Broomfield
Auditorium. The Cultural Affairs team looks forward to
working with you to help make your event a success.
This guide was put together to provide you with a single
source for the basic information that you will need
throughout your rental process at the Audi. In the pages
that follow you will find an Overview of the space with
stage dimensions and seating capacity, Rental Rates,
Rental Procedure, Rules and Regulations, and much
more.
We have also included hints and tips to help you along
the way; tidbits we have picked up over the years
working with a diverse group of renters.
As each event is special and unique not all questions can
be answered here. We welcome any questions.
Thank you again for using the Broomfield Auditorium for
your event!
The Broomfield Cultural Affairs Team
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TA B L E O F C O N T E N 7 6
Overview—The Audi
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The Cultural Affairs Team
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Audi Rental Rates
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Audi Rental Procedure
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The Rental Request Form Guide
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Audi Production Staff
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Private Events At the Audi
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Audi Rules and Regulations
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Lobby Attendant
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Ticket Sales And Ushers
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Elevator Access
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Lobby Only Rental
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Event Liability Insurance
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Merchandise Sales
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Lost and Found
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Wi-Fi
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Alcohol at the Audi
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Supplemental Marketing
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Audi Box Office Support
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Special Recommendations
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Parking at the Audi
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Area Eateries
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O V E RV I E W — T H E A U D I
The Broomfield Auditorium was built in 2001 with a mission to
provide an affordable performance space for Broomfield non-profit
groups and the Mamie Doud Eisenhower Public Library. Each year
the auditorium is rented an average of 250 times for a variety of
events. The Audi has been used for music concerts, dance
performances, theatre productions, lectures and much more.
The auditorium is managed by the Cultural Affairs Division of the
City and County of Broomfield. Cultural Affairs presents an average
of 20 performances each year at the Audi.
A U D I F E AT U R E S
Seating
The Audi is an intimate performance space with 235 seats on the main
floor and 54 seats in the balcony for a
total seated capacity of 284. The Audi
has an additional 6 wheelchair spots, 5
on the main floor and 1 in the balcony.
Staging
The Audi stage is 22 feet deep and 30 feet wide between the stage
curtains. The stage has two sets of wing curtains on either side of the
stage and a full black curtain that can
be closed across the back of the
stage. An optional white curtain is
also available for the back of the
stage.
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A U D I F E AT U R E S C O N T
Lobby Gallery
The Audi lobby serves as a community art gallery for local
artists’ work. The gallery will feature
an average of ten shows each year. The
gallery contains two permanent art
pieces, City of Rainbows by David
Stephen and a mural of Broomfield
landmarks created by local teen artist
Emily Hyatt in 2010.
AUDI AMENITIES
The Audi is equipped with
 Theatrical lighting system—Can be programed to meet event
needs
 Sound system—Custom designed for the auditorium with an
ample selection of microphones and microphone stands
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Projection system—LCD Projector and 25 foot screen
Concert grand piano—9 foot Sauter grand piano
Choral Risers
Marley dance floor
Lectern
Conductor’s podium
Wanger Musician Chairs
Manhasset music stands
SOME AMENITIES HAVE ADDITIONAL FEES
SEE AUDITORIUM RATES
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T H E C U LT U R A L A F FA I R S T E A M
The Cultural Affairs team is here as a
resource to help with your event.
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Karen Gerrity
[email protected]
303-464-5835
As head of the Cultural Affairs team, Karen has the final approval
on all rental contracts.
Wendy Norris - Rental Coordinator
[email protected]
720-887-2356
Wendy schedules the rental of the auditorium, generates the
contract and handles payment for auditorium rentals.
Amy Edel - Production Manager
[email protected]
720-887-2347
Amy oversees the logistics of auditorium events which includes
lighting and sound need, box office sales and front of house
management.
Cheryl German - Marketing Coordinator
[email protected]
303-464-5829
Cheryl assistV organizations in marketing their public events
through media outlets such as the Audi webpage and city social
media sites.
Alex Freese
Alex serves as the technician for many of the productions.
Auditorium Event Staff
The auditorium has a pool of highly qualified event staff to serve
as technicians for productions as needed.
Auditorium Box Office Staff
The box office staff operates the auditorium box office, selling
tickets for both Cultural Affairs events and renters’ events when
requested.
Not Sure Who To Contact?
Email [email protected]
It will be forwarded to the right person
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A U D I R E N TA L R AT E S
THE AUDITORIUM IS RENTED BY THE HOUR
Hourly rate includes
 1 Auditorium Event Staff member
 Standard light set up
 Basic sound
 60 performance chairs, 60 music stands,
 6 rectangular tables, lectern, & conductor’s podium
 Marketing support for public events
R E N TA L S R AT E S
Monday—Thursday
$80 an hour (minimum 2 hours)
Friday and Saturday
$95 an hour (minimum 5 hours)
Sunday
$95 an hour (minimum 2 hours)
D I S C O U N T E D R AT E S F O R N O N P R O F I T S
IRS letter of determination required for nonprofit discount.
Monday—Thursday
$45 an hour (minimum 2 hours)
Friday and Saturday
$55 an hour (minimum 5 hours)
Sunday
$55 an hour (minimum 2 hours)
R AT E S F O R B R O O M F I E L D N O N P R O F I T S
IRS letter of determination with Broomfield address required
for Broomfield discount.
Monday—Thursday
$40 an hour (minimum 2 hours)
Friday and Saturday
$50 an hour (minimum 5 hours)
Sunday
$50 an hour (minimum 2 hours)
DEPOSIT
$100 deposit is required with each rental contract. Deposit
is used to cover any damages, cleaning or additional fees
incurred during the use of the auditorium. Refund is
determined by Cultural Affairs.
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ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT AND SERVICE FEES
Piano use
Piano tuning (optional)
LCD Projector
Choral Risers (6 available)
Marley Floor (4 sections available)
Additional Sound Inputs up to 5
Additional Sound Inputs over 5
Additional Event Staff
Stage restore (Lights or curtain)
Applied when “as is” set up of the
auditorium is changed.
$55
$100
$80
$15 each
$25 / section
$12 each
$55 package
$22 / hour
$26 / hour
Within two weeks of receiving the contract, the signed
contract must be returned with the $100 deposit and 50% of
estimated total.
LIABILITY INSURANCE IS REQUIRED FOR ALL EVENTS
H O L I D AY R AT E S
On holidays observed by the City and County of Broomfield hourly
rate is increased to time and a half. On some holidays the auditorium
is not available for rent.
O V E R N I G H T S TO R A G E
When a rental includes consecutive days, event items may remain
onsite overnight. Rental fee of the hourly rate, up to 12 hours per day,
will be applied. All event items must be removed at the end of the
contracted time.
Broomfield Auditorium is not responsible for items left onsite
overnight
RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
BROOMFIELD RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE
AND/OR TERMINATE FACILITY USE.
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A U D I R E N TA L P R O C E S S
Get The Date
The Auditorium books up very quickly. Plan ahead to get the date
desired. A minimum of 60 days notice is required to request the
auditorium. Email the Rental Coordinator with the desired date
and times.
Public calendars do not include all the auditorium use. Open
dates on these calendars may not be available.
Submit Rental Request Form
Complete the rental request form and
submit to the Rental Coordinator.
See page 9 for a guide to the Rental
Request Form.
Contract or Payment
Questions:
Contact the Rental
Coordinator
The Contract
The Rental Coordinator generates a contract for the rental of the
auditorium. Within two weeks of receiving the contract, it must
be signed and returned to the Rental Coordinator.
Event Liability Insurance
All events must be covered by liability insurance. Proof of
coverage must be submitted to the Rental Coordinator at least 30
days before the event. See page 15 for insurance requirements.
Payments
The contract includes the payment schedule. Within two weeks of
receiving the contract, the deposit and 50% of estimated total are
due. The remaining 50% is due no later than 30 days prior to the
event.Checks or credit cards accepted. Payment can be
submitted to the Rental Coordinator.
Get the Word Out
Cultural Affairs supplements the marketing campaign for public
events held at the auditorium. The Marketing Coordinator will be
confirming event information 90 days prior to the event.
See page 17 for supplemental marketing information.
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Take A Tour
Renters may schedule a tour of the auditorium prior to the event.
Tours are only given on weekdays by appointment depending on
the availability of the auditorium. Email the Production Manager
to schedule a tour.
Staging or Equipment
Work Out the Details
Questions:
Contact the Production
Contact the Production Manager no
Manager
later than 3 weeks before your event to
arrange for Auditorium equipment,
special staffing needs, set ups and approval of production
materials. Last minute requests may not be accommodated.
The Event
The Auditorium Event Staff assigned to your event are here to
assist you. They will unlock the auditorium doors at your arrival
time and lock the building up after the event has ended.
Closing Out the Rental
Auditorium Event staff will submit a report of any additional fees
or refunds from the event. The Rental Coordinator will then
process a refund of the deposit or invoice for additional charges.
Refunds can take up to 2 weeks to be processed.
Maximum refund for unused time is 1 hour providing minimum
rental time has been met.
Recommendation:
Have one member of your
organization stay to ensure
everyone exits on time
Cancelations
If an event is cancelled by the renter the following refund is
available excluding out-of pocket expenses incurred by
Broomfield.
 90 days prior to the event 100% refund
 60 to 90 days prior to the event 50% refund
 30 to 60 days prior to the event 25% refund
 Less than 30 days prior to the event no refund
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T H E R E N TA L R E Q U E S T F O R M
The Rental Request form is used to communicate the needs of the
rental to the Cultural Affairs staff. The form will serve as a base for
creating the rental contract, publicity materials, technical
requirements and staffing needs.
GUIDE TO THE RENTAL REQUEST FORM PAGE 1
Renter Information
This section is to provide information regarding the organization or
individual that is renting the auditorium. The contract will be made
with the organization or individual identified. Name, address, phone
number and standard rental or
Multiple events or days
non-profit rental must be completed.
may be requested on one
Rental Contacts
form.
These will be the individuals that the
Cultural Affairs team can contact regarding various areas of the
rental. More than one individual may be included for each area.
 Booking Contact—the person responsible for contracting the
rental and making the payments for the rental.
 Publicity Contact—the person responsible for any marketing
and ticket sales for the event.
 Technical/Onsite Contact—the person responsible for
arranging for the stage and lobby setups, and the auditorium
equipment that is needed and will be present on the day of
the event.
Policies
Please review the policies for the auditorium and sign confirming
that the policies will be enforced.
Publicity
Include available information for each public event so the Cultural
Affairs team can assist in publicizing the event.
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GUIDE TO THE RENTAL REQUEST FORM PAGE 2
Event Information
This section is provided so you can list the
dates and times for the rental.
 Date—Needs to include the year.
Day 1 can go in the
first column, Day 2 in
the second. Have more
days? Add additional
copies of page 2!
Rehearsal, Public or Private Event—This
information is used to determine if the event should be included
in the auditorium’s marketing information. Not indicating what
type of event it is could result in the event not being included in
marketing materials.
Recommendation:
Arrival Time—This time is strictly enforced.
Arrival time 1 to 2
Request the arrival time as the time desired
hours before the
event start time.
to enter the auditorium. Staff
Hint:
schedule is set based on this time.
Rent the auditorium 15 minutes
Early arrivals will not be granted
before you tell performers to
entrance. Minimum of two weeks
arrive. Then early birds will be
notice required to change this time.
able to enter the auditorium.
Event Start and End Time—Indicate the time the event or
rehearsal will start and the estimated end time.
Check Out Time—This is the time that the rental will end. At
this time all performers and audience members need to exit the
building. Additional fees will be charged for occupancy of the
building past this time.
Equipment
This section is provided so that you can tell us what equipment is
needed for the event. Be sure to indicate the number needed for
equipment such as tables or chairs. The
Additional equipment can be
information provided here will be used
added as event needs change.
to estimate the total rental fee.
Lobby Attendant
Please indicate if a lobby attendant will be provided. If left blank
an additional event staff member will automatically be added to
the contract to serve as the lobby attendant.
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A U D I P R O D U C T I O N S TA F F
How the Production Staff Works
 For each event arrangements are made with the Production
Manager for equipment, stage set ups, and other special needs.
 The Production Manager then creates a report for the event
staff including all of the details and arrangements.
 The Event Staff will set up the requested equipment to the
specifications on the report and work with the renter to make
minor adjustments as needed.
Much of the auditorium equipment has special requirements for the set up
and use. Careful planning will ensure you are able to use the equipment.
Last minute requests or changes may not be fulfilled.
PLEASE CONFIRM ALL EVENT NEEDS WITH THE
AUDITORIUM PRODUCTION MANAGER AT LEAST
3 WEEKS IN ADVANCE OF THE EVENT TO ENSURE
THESE ARE ADDRESSED.
Event Staff
The Auditorium Event Staff assigned to the event are here to help
make the event successful by facilitating your use of the
Auditorium and its equipment.
They will:
Don’t hesitate to ask
the Event Staff for
help!
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Set up and take down all Auditorium
equipment: tables, chairs, music
stands, monitors, etc. For their safety renters may not
move auditorium equipment.
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Serve as the light board operator and sound engineer.
Depending on the complexity of the event more than one
staff member may be required.
P R I VAT E E V E N T S AT T H E A U D I
The Auditorium welcomes your private event. However during
Box Office and Gallery hours the lobby must be accessLble to
the public. Please take this in to consideration when scheduling
your event. Box Office and Gallery hours are available at
Broomfieldauditorium.com
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A U D I R U L E S & R E G U L AT I O N S
Access
The Auditorium will be made available at the start time indicated
on your rental contract. At that time, renters may enter the
Auditorium.
Food
Food and Beverages are only allowed in the Auditorium Lobby.
The renter is responsible for ensuring that no food or drinks are
taken into the auditorium.
Production Equipment
All furniture, sets, banners and decorations provided by the
renter must be pre-approved by the Production Manager.
Wood Floors
To protect the wood floors furniture or sets may not be dragged
across the floor. All performances that include hard shoe
dancing requires the use of the marley dance floor.
Library Lobby
During library hours renters may only use the Library lobby for
access to the restrooms and backstage.
The following are not permitted
 Open flame or pyrotechnics
 Set construction or painting
 Anchoring items to floors or walls by using nails, tacks,
screws, staples or duct tape
 Attaching items to stage curtains
 Moving the art or placing items against the art in the lobby
 Storing of renters property outside of contracted rental
times
In order to comply with fire code renters will need to
ensure that no one is
 Sitting or standing in aisles
 Taking additional chairs in to the
Is this permitted?
auditorium seating
 Blocking any door
 Propping doors in the backstage open
Just ask the
Auditorium Event
Staff.
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L O B B Y AT T E N D A N T
For safety and security the Auditorium Lobby must be covered by an
adult over 18 years of age for the duration of the rental from arrival
time to check out time, including rehearsals. Currently renters are
allowed to provide a lobby attendant. This is subject to change.
The Lobby Attendant is there to:
 Ensure no food or drink is brought into the auditorium
 Monitor traffic in and out of the auditorium, the general public
may try to enter the auditorium
 Monitor unsupervised children
 Assist audience members with special needs such as walkers,
wheelchairs or strollers, these items may not block the aisles
 Help late arrivals to seats. Late arrivals may not stand at the
back of the auditorium
 Assist audience members in finding the restroom
 Monitor activities in the Library
lobby to ensure that performers
and audience members are not
disturbing the library
Introduce your Lobby
Attendant to the Event
Staff, so the
Lobby Attendant does not need to be
attendant will
the same person for the entire time.
know where to
Multiple people may take turns.
go for help.
TICKET SALES AND USHERS
Renters are responsible for providing volunteers or staff for ticket
sales and ushering at the event. A table may be set up in the Audi
lobby for ticket sales.
Ushers will need to know:
 Where the 6 wheelchair spots are located
 How the tickets are to be handled
 Where the restrooms are located
 Elevator access procedure
E L E VATO R A C C E S S
The elevator is located in the library lobby and is a two sided
elevator shared with the library. The auditorium side of the elevator
is kept locked unless access is requested. Auditorium Event Staff can
unlock the elevator.
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L O B B Y O N LY R E N TA L
The Auditorium Lobby and Gallery may be rented for small
events. This rental does not include the auditorium.
The lobby is rented by the hour.
 Five hour minimum rental on Friday and Saturday
 Two hour minimum rental on Sunday through Thursday
Hourly rate includes
 1 Auditorium Event Staff member
 Upholstered gallery furniture—8 arm chairs & 1 bench
 2 rectangular tables
 5 additional chairs
 Marketing support for public
R E N TA L R AT E
$50 an hour
D I S C O U N T E D R AT E F O R N O N P R O F I T S
IRS letter of determination required for nonprofit discount.
$25 an hour
DEPOSIT
$100 deposit is required with each rental contract.
ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT AND SERVICE FEES
Tables (maximum of 6 total)
Chairs (maximum of 40 total)
$5 per table
$10 per 20 chairs
AUDITORIUM RENTAL POLICIES AND PROCEDURE APPLY.
SEE PAGES 5 THROUGH 8 FOR MORE INFORMATION.
LIABILITY INSURANCE IS REQUIRED FOR ALL EVENTS
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EVENT LIABILITY INSURANCE
All events taking place at the Broomfield Auditorium must have
liability insurance. Certificate of Insurance must:
 Name the City and County of Broomfield as an Additional
Insured for the dates of scheduled use
 Minimum of $1,000,000 per occurrence and $1,000,000 per
aggregate
 Certificate holder is:
The City and County of Broomfield
One Descombes Drive
Broomfield, CO 80020
[email protected]
Special Event Liability Insurance may be obtained through the City
and County’s risk management department.
For the application or for questions, please contact:
Rosemary Novotny 330-438-6227 or [email protected]
MERCHANDISE SALES
Renters that sell merchandise at events held at the Auditorium are
responsible for paying sales tax to the City and County of Broomfield.
Renters must notify the Broomfield Sales Tax Administration of their
event, 30 days before the event day.
For more information contact the Broomfield Sales Tax
Administration at 303-464-5811, or [email protected],
For special event information visit www.broomfield.org/salestax
LOST AND FOUND
Lost and Found items are held for a short period of time.
Please contact the Auditorium Box Office for lost items.
720-887-2371 or [email protected]
WI-FI
The Auditorium is equipped with free Wi-Fi. Auditorium Event Staff
can help with access to the network.
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A L C O H O L AT T H E A U D I
THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IS PROHIBITED
ON CITY PROPERTY WITHOUT PROPER LICENSE
SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT
A special license for nonprofit organizations from the State of
Colorado for the sale or serving of alcoholic beverages.
Special Event Permit is required for
 Any event where alcohol is being sold
 Any event open to the public where alcohol is provided
Special Event Permit Application
The application and supporting documents must be submitted to
the City Clerk’s office at least 30 days prior to the event.
Documents include:
 Application http://www.broomfield.org/index.aspx?NID=1332
 Nonprofit corporate standing or nonprofit charter or political
candidate papers filed with the Secretary of State
 Control Plan and Diagram of the premises
 Original signed Auditorium contract (written permission for
use of the premises)
Special Event Permit Notice
A notice, which is provided by the City Clerk’s office, needs to
be posted for 10 days on the premises. Applicant is responsible
for returning it to the City Clerk’s office after the 10 days.
Contact the Production Manager to have it posted.
W I N E RY O R B R E W E RY S E RV I C E
Renters may work with a winery or brewery and have them sell
or serve alcohol at the event. The winery or brewery would be
responsible for ensuring Colorado Liquor Code is followed.
CONTACT THE CITY CLERK’S OFFICE
FOR MORE INFORMATION
303-438-6332
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S U P P L E M E N TA L M A R K E T I N G
Many marketing opportunities have deadlines that are months in
advance of the event. Without confirmation of event details prior to
deadlines, the event may
Cultural Affairs support should be
not be included in the
in addition
supplemental marketing.
to your own marketing campaign.
Supplemental Marketing Includes: (subject to change)
 Auditorium Media Release—sent to local publications
 Monthly Auditorium Event Fliers
 Image slides for Auditorium Lobby and Library monitors
 Monthly B in the Loop email newsletter
 Online Auditorium Calendar
 Ticket sales information posted on the Auditorium box office
webpage
 Special mention on attheaudi.com one week prior to the
event
Other Opportunities to Promote Your Event:
 Poster Caddy — Provide your event poster Effective posters
for the caddy in the library lobby. Posters
must be 8.5 in. by 11 in., all other sizes
will be refused. Posters may be dropped
off at the box office.
 Auditorium Facebook page — You can post
include both an eye
catching image and a
description of the
event.
your event at ZZZIDFHERRNFRPEURRPILHOGDXGLWRULXP
 1STBANK Center LED Sign Ad — You can create an ad for the
sign along Highway 36. The cost is $10 per month. This ad has
very specific requirements, email the Marketing Coordinator
for the guidelines.
 Banner — Depending on avaLlabLlity, you can have a banner
hung in front of the auditorium for the 2 weeks prior to the
event. Contact the Production Manager for more
information.
Hint: It’s never too early to start your own marketing campaign.
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A U D I B O X O F F I C E S U P P O RT
The Broomfield Auditorium Box Office would be happy to assist with
the sale of tickets to events held at the Auditorium. At present this is
a free service provided by the City and County of Broomfield. To
participate in this service the following will need to be met.
 Physical printed tickets need to be provided
 Tickets must be received by the box office a minimum of one
month in advance of the event
Box Office Recommendation:
 Each ticket needs to be numbered—
Please provide sequential ticket
numbers
Do not use one ticket for all
prices. It is hard to verify
that the ticket was sold for
the correct value.
 Tickets need to include the Event
name, date and price on them—
Carnival or raffle tickets will not be accepted
THE BOX OFFICE IS NOT ABLE TO FACILITATE
TICKET SPECIALS, GROUP RATES, OR COUPONS.
Purchases
The box office is capable of accepting cash, check and credit card
payment. Purchases may be made in person or over the phone.
All of the money collected in the sale of tickets will be deposited
with the City and County of Broomfield. A check will be mailed
approximately two weeks following the event.
This service does not include at-the-door sales for the event. Any
unsold tickets will be returned on the night of the event with
documentation of all sales transactions for the event.
The Box Office will not take reservations or place
tickets on hold.
All Box Office sales are final.
For online sales try
www.brownpapertickets.com
Once the box office has the
tickets don’t forget to tell
people that the tickets
are for sale there.
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S P E C I A L R E C O M M E N D AT I O N S
Each type of event has special and different needs. Collaborations
between different types of groups can create other unique
challenges. Below are some recommendations for various types of
events.
Children Performers
 Overcrowding is often a challenge for events where children
are performing. Please expect a minimum of 3 audience
members for each child performer. Auditorium can only seat
289 audience members.
Dance Performances
 Critical pieces to dance performances are the music and
lighting. One staff member cannot effectively run both the
music and create special lighting for each dance. We
recommend two Event Staff for dance performances.
 All performances including hard shoe dancing such as tap, step
dancing or flamenco must use the marley floor covering.
Orchestra and Band Performances
 Event staff will be setting up and taking down the chairs and
stands for the event. Changes to the chair arrangement during
the performance can be challenging with one staff member so
careful planning is needed. When
confirming the details of the event
Trying something new?
be sure to discuss the set up
Talk with the Production
changes.
Manager about what
challenges might arise.
RESOURCES
Auditorium website
www.broomfieldauditorium.com
Auditorium Photo Gallery
www.facebook.com/broomfieldauditorium
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PA R K I N G AT T H E A U D I
There is no charge for parking at the auditorium. The parking lot is
shared with Broomfield’s public library. During library hours the
parallel parking along Community Park Drive and the first row in the
main parking lot must be left available for library patrons.
PA R K I N G M A P
Purple shaded parking areas are RESERVED for library
patrons during library hours.
Monday thru Thursday 9 am to 9 pm
Friday and Saturday 9 am to 5 pm
Sunday 1 pm to 5 pm
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A R E A E AT E R I E S
FA S T F O O D
A & W and KFC
Burger King
Chipotle Mexican Gill
Good Times
Jus’ Burritos
McDonald's
Noodles & Company
Qdoba Mexican Grill
Taco Bell
Wendy’s
Wingstop
6400 W 120th Ave
6801 W 120th Ave
5160 W 120th Ave
6755 W 120th Ave
7502 U.S. 287
1250 E 1st Ave
4530 W 121st Ave
4550 W 120th Ave
1220 E 1st Ave
4860 W 120th Ave
1255 E 1st Ave
(303) 466-7796
(303) 469-7744
(720) 887-3646
(303) 438-8449
(303) 466-9569
(303) 635-8020
(303) 460-7044
(303) 464-1136
(303) 404-9555
(303) 410-9403
(303) 456-9464
5159 N 120th Ave
145 Nickel St
6785 W 120th Ave
1300 N Midway
6445 W 120th Ave
(303) 469-5221
(720) 887-4588
(303) 465-6447
(303) 469-9117
(303) 466-2367
12169 Sheridan Blvd
1240 E 1st Ave
5129 W 120th Ave
6811 W 120th Ave
4530 W 121st Ave
(720) 974-0521
(720) 354-4444
(303) 469-1977
(303) 465-3292
(303) 460-7044
6405 W 120th Ave
5180 W 120th Ave
4480 W 121st Ave
4750 W 120th #900
7510 U.S. 287
4730 W 120th Ave
4660 W 120th Ave
1255 E 1st Ave
1280 E 1st Ave
1190 E 1st Ave
(303) 466-3848
(303) 464-9760
(720) 887-5989
(303) 464-7366
(303) 469-5291
(303) 410-8900
(720) 452-2410
(303) 466-6099
(303) 466-5834
(303) 464-1665
PIZZA
Blackjack Pizza
Infinitus (iPIE)
Marco's Pizza
Original Pizza
Pizza Hut
SANDWICHES
Deli Zone
Jimmy John's
Olde Philly Towne Hoagie
Subway
Which Wich
AMERICAN
Applebee's
Einstein Bros. Bagels
Five Guys Burgers & Fries
Fox and Hound
Great Scott’s Eatery
I Hop
Larkbruger
New Star Cafe Inc
Old Chicago
Village Inn
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ASIAN
Emperor Palace (Chinese)
Japon Sushi & Sake Bar
Golden Bowl (Vietnamese)
Ooka Sushi & Asian Cuisine
Pearl Wok (Chinese)
Pho Duy 6 Inc (Vietnamese)
Pho MAI(Vietnamese)
United Chinese Restaurant
Zo Sushi & Thai
6700 W 120th Ave
4880 W 120th Ave
6500 W 120th Ave
6485 W 120th Ave
5027 W 120th Ave
6600 W 120th Ave
6765 W 120th Ave
12161 Sheridan Blvd
1275 E 1st Ave
(303) 635-1688
(303) 460-8868
(720) 381-6398
(303) 438-6666
(303) 465-3755
(303) 438-7197
(303) 466-6346
(303) 469-2230
(720) 566-0161
6896 W 120th Ave
1000 Depot Hill Rd
(303) 410-8705
(303) 466-6386
6590 West 120th
300 Nickel St
(303) 469-4148
(720) 887-0400
MEXICAN
3 Margaritas
Buenos Tiempos
INDIAN
Mini India's Restaurant
Zaika Indian Cuisine
COFFEE
Scooter’s Coffeehouse
1951 W 5th Ave
(303) 439-9350
Starbucks
5180 W 120th Ave (303) 465-9964
Starbucks (in King Soopers) 12167 Sheridan Blvd (303) 439-0113
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