CSU Spur is working to reach full capacity of programming throughout 2022; please note that not all programming is currently available every day. Please check the CSU Spur calendar of events for a daily schedule.
CSU Spur is a free educational destination in Denver, open year-round to the public.
CSU Spur is focused on engaging K-12 students, families, and visitors around the topics of food, water, and health through real-world experiences. CSU Spur connects and inspires visitors through the ability to watch ongoing research, to see behind-the-scenes of services, and to watch professionals at work.
We’re excited to see you soon!

Terra is opening soon!
Join us as CSU Spur opens its second building, Terra — focused on food and agriculture — with events held June 8-11, including a ribbon cutting, a kids day, and community, friends, and family afternoon.

Volunteer with CSU Spur!
There are many ways to become a volunteer, and options will grow as each building opens throughout 2022. Join an informational webinar to learn more!

Subscribe to the Spur podcast
Spur of the Moment is the podcast of the CSU Spur campus, where we talk with experts in food, water, and health about how they are tackling big challenges in their fields. In the latest episode, host Jocelyn Hittle interviews Eleanor Allen, CEO of Water for People who leads her team to work with local people and governments to provide safe water to communities around the globe.
Where world-class research is on-display
A free Denver destination providing immersive learning experiences and cutting-edge research, visible to every visitor. Entertainment, retail, art, dining… CSU Spur is open year-round with something for everyone.

Events
CSU Spur will host indoor and outdoor concerts, festivals, conferences and cultural events, family activities, and dining.

Classes
Offering youth programs, community classes, certifications, and select master’s degrees, CSU Spur welcomes learners of all ages.

ARTWORK
CSU Spur is home to eight public art installations, a theater, and studios where you can watch artists create.

OFFICE
Convenient, comfortable, invigorating… with super-fast Wi-Fi, surrounded by innovation — need we say more?

FOOD
With food grown on-premise, you can enjoy a healthy meal in the CSU Spur farm-to-table café, a latte while you walk around Spur, or a post-work cocktail with a friend.
CSU Spur is just getting going
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BIDTAH BECKER
Associate Attorney, Navajo Tribal Utility Authority
Ms. Becker has dedicated her career to the Navajo Nation and its natural resources. She is currently serving as an Associate Attorney for the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority. Prior to this position, she had the honor of serving as the Director of the Navajo Nation Division of Natural Resources from May 2013 to January 2019, as an appointee of President Begaye and Vice-President Nez, after serving eleven (11) years as an attorney for the Navajo Nation focusing on water rights and natural resources issues. Continuing her deep interest and passion for water, she serves on the Leadership Team for the Water and Tribes Initiative in the Colorado River Basin, as a Commissioner on the New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission, as an appointee of Governor Lujan Grisham, and on the Navajo Nation Water Rights Commission, as an appointee of Speaker Damon. Ms. Becker is equally passionate about supporting artists and serves as a Trustee for the Institute of American Indian Arts and Culture (IAIA), as an appointee of President Obama. Ms. Becker is a member of the Nation and lives on the Navajo Nation in Fort Defiance with her husband and two school age children.
