Denver Event Calendar

While drummer Kendrick Scott has toured and recorded with heavies like Terence Blanchard, Herbie Hancock and the Crusaders, he's also released three first-rate...

Composer and banjoist Jayme Stone is bringing his Lomax Project to Boulder with a full band.

Presented by Urban Land Institute Colorado, this two-part discussion panel takes place at ICOSA Studios on 4100 Jackson St., and will examine how the cannabis...

BIFF begins with a red carpet gala and screening of the acclaimed documentary The Wrecking Crew. There will be pre-film parties at the Boulderado and Rembrandt...

Even if Josh Radin's name isn't immediately recognizable, it is virtually impossible not to have heard his music. His songs have made dozens of appearances in...

Comprised of four brothers whose last name is used as the band's name, KONGOS are riding the wave of success brought on by their radio singles "Come With Me Now"...

Country has always had a pop edge, and it has only leaned more in that direction in the past decade, as artists such as Taylor Swift and Luke Bryan have almost...

Concertmaster of the Colorado Symphony Yumi Hwang-Williams performs at the Newman Center.

The Doomtree collective, along with acts affiliated with Rhymesayers Entertainment, has put Minneapolis on the hip-hop map. Doomtree is less the name of a single...

Grab your best gal pals and join in the trashing and bashing of Sex and the City with tonight’s Sex and the Witty, a Mystery Science Theater 3000-style live take...

Whatever size room he's playing, there's something about Gregory Alan Isakov's voice — which feels like not much more than a whisper at times — and his engaging...

Fracture: Cubism and After, which opens today at the Denver Art Museum, is all about recontexualizing already existing artwork — in this case, pieces by the...

MCA Denver’s Adam Lerner is more than fascinated with Mark Mothersbaugh. After coming into contact with the artist, musician and founder of the new-wave group...

Cartier is a name that's synonymous with fine jewelry and watches, but with today's opening of Brilliant: Cartier in the 20th Century, viewers will see the...

The Silk Road was a trade route, but if you’re picturing a simple line from one point to another, then you’re vastly underestimating its scope. Traveling the...

The sheer variety of art on the wall is certain to be stunning when the pop-art extravaganza rePOPulated opens tonight at the Arvada Center, along with a series...

The most enduring joke about modern abstract art has to do with the question of orientation: Which way do you hang it, and unless it’s clearly signed, how do you...

Book art seems to be everywhere online all of a sudden, from Buzzfeed lists to Pinterest boards. If you want to see it in person, though, you’ll have to drive to...

Count humor and playfulness among the many qualities that Denver sculptor Yoshitomo Saito taps in creating his sophisticated works – though neither ever appears...

A photo and video collaboration by Amber Fries and Charlie Price. Opening reception March 6th, 6-9 p.m.

Metropolitan State University of Denver's Center for Visual Art dives into 2015 today with Spatial Stories: Topographies of Change in Africa, a challenging...

Presented in collaboration with the Athena Project, Truth &... features photography by emerging women artists. Opening reception: February 6, 6-8pm.

“Denver was a major urban center in the Chicano movement in the United States, and I didn’t really realize that until we started this project,” says History...

The year 1968 was a pivotal one in a period of American history marked by extreme political and social change. The rift between the radical left and “silent...

Museo de las Americas director Maruca Salazar can’t contain her joy: The organization’s newest exhibition, Chicano, is one whose time has come. Even better, it’s...

Come explore how the art of fashion evolved in the lifetime of the Unsinkable Molly Brown.

Plus Gallery’s physical space has gone away, but gallerist Ivar Zeile wants people to know that the spirit of the gallery, along with its impressive stable of...

CAE's annual member show explored love in its many facets, in a variety of media and perspectives.

It’s a familiar tale: A young woman wants to make it in the big city, but she has to work hard to get there. Tonight’s opening of Debbie Does Dallas: The Musical...

Two new member artists present their paintings: Maggie Levy's abstract, textured work and Patricia Rucker's conceptual landscapes. Opening reception: February...

Fantastic beasts, cute characters and immense, mind-warping landscapes abound in the world of Chainmail, a collaborative art exhibition based on the work of...

Monday, February 23: Visiting Artist Series Santa Fe Desert Chorale King Center Concert Hall 7:30 p.m., Tickets: $15, $10 Wednesday,...

A loving musical tribute to the wild characters of Dr. Seuss, presented by MSU Denver. In the Eugenia Rawls Courtyard Theatre.

The acclaimed documentary Matt Shepard is a Friend of Mine will open in Denver for a week-long run. Judy and Dennis Shepard will be speaking at a Q&A session...

Donna Altieri has been in the face of art lovers for decades with her provocative portraits and double exposures, and she's still keeping it old school at this...

Group photography exhibit "anti-curated" by Richard Alden Peterson, with a curated art-film series at 8 p.m Mondays in March.

Hosted by Clover Leaf Consulting, this exclusive three-day mixer will create opportunities for vendors and owners alike.

In a cinematic universe where the chance of viability changes almost daily, the concept of the film festival is walking on thin ice. Fewer than 25 percent make...

How do you photograph the impossible? For starters, you don’t stop with the image captured by the camera. “I personally am not a big fan of classic photography,”...

After a spate of serious outings on stage, Square Product Theatre artistic director Emily K. Harrison was ready to have some fun. So when Ham McBeth — Square...

Up and coming comic, talk show host and podcaster Nikki Glaser (Nikki & Sara LIVE) brings her talents to Comedy Works.

There is plenty of street skating in Denver, but if you’re looking for a one-stop shop for terrain, check out the Denver Skatepark. Open from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m....

Grow Big's industry mixers feature food, cocktails, a DJ, dancers and a dab lounge, as well as a different group of vendors every week. 21+.

With ten exhibits a year and a growing collection of over 300 quilts, the Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum is the next best thing to your grandmother's kitchen. The...

What's more exciting than Lakewood now? Lakewood then. If a party to you means quilting, rug hooking, or informative tours on Lakewood circa the early 20th...

Comprised of four brothers whose last name is used as the band's name, KONGOS are riding the wave of success brought on by their radio singles "Come With Me Now"...

A single four-hour course presented by Clover Leaf University on the different laws and regulations between medical and retail cannabis. Topics include licensing...

Two workshop classes that run back-to-back. Participants will receive a certificate of completion for both. This course extensively covers industry compliance...

For more than two and a half decades, Guttermouth has been putting out a consistent brand of relentlessly taunting and taut SoCal pop punk. From a band with a...

Go hog wild with Cochon 555. The pork-centric weekend gets under way with “A Nickel Bag of Porc,” a seated, five-course dinner paired with beverages at The...

The merging of hardcore hip-hop with heavy bass lines and melodic keyboards was an inevitable one, but you would never have guessed that its birthplace would be...

In richly intimate songs, David Wilcox creates audio tapestries that blend intricate arrangements and warmly appealing tunes with the musician's ongoing personal...

Geek culture and burlesque don't often cross over, so when they do, it's kind of a special occasion. Absent a talented and very understanding/very geeky partner,...

Banyan is an alt-rock graveyard for musicians from the era of Cindy Crawford, Wayne's World and those nonsensical No Fear T-shirts. Tagged -- and printed on...

The Doomtree collective, along with acts affiliated with Rhymesayers Entertainment, has put Minneapolis on the hip-hop map. Doomtree is less the name of a single...

Michael Schwartz has boasted more than a few titles in his day. Over the last couple of decades, the venerated DJ has been referred to as a "serial wax killer,"...

Pedal-steel-guitar sensation Robert Randolph owes much of his rapid rise over the past several years to a simple if seldom-stated fact: In the minds of many...

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Fracture: Cubism and After, which opens today at the Denver Art Museum, is all about recontexualizing already existing artwork — in this case, pieces by the...

MCA Denver’s Adam Lerner is more than fascinated with Mark Mothersbaugh. After coming into contact with the artist, musician and founder of the new-wave group...

Cartier is a name that's synonymous with fine jewelry and watches, but with today's opening of Brilliant: Cartier in the 20th Century, viewers will see the...

The Silk Road was a trade route, but if you’re picturing a simple line from one point to another, then you’re vastly underestimating its scope. Traveling the...

The sheer variety of art on the wall is certain to be stunning when the pop-art extravaganza rePOPulated opens tonight at the Arvada Center, along with a series...

The most enduring joke about modern abstract art has to do with the question of orientation: Which way do you hang it, and unless it’s clearly signed, how do you...

Every Friday MCA Denver hosts a different wacky and possibly insane event, from a live diary reading to speed dating with black metal music. See mcadenver.org...

Book art seems to be everywhere online all of a sudden, from Buzzfeed lists to Pinterest boards. If you want to see it in person, though, you’ll have to drive to...

Count humor and playfulness among the many qualities that Denver sculptor Yoshitomo Saito taps in creating his sophisticated works – though neither ever appears...

A photo and video collaboration by Amber Fries and Charlie Price. Opening reception March 6th, 6-9 p.m.

Metropolitan State University of Denver's Center for Visual Art dives into 2015 today with Spatial Stories: Topographies of Change in Africa, a challenging...

Presented in collaboration with the Athena Project, Truth &... features photography by emerging women artists. Opening reception: February 6, 6-8pm.

“Denver was a major urban center in the Chicano movement in the United States, and I didn’t really realize that until we started this project,” says History...

A weekend of events celebrating the Nomad, including film, dance, music, theater and more.

The year 1968 was a pivotal one in a period of American history marked by extreme political and social change. The rift between the radical left and “silent...

Museo de las Americas director Maruca Salazar can’t contain her joy: The organization’s newest exhibition, Chicano, is one whose time has come. Even better, it’s...

Come explore how the art of fashion evolved in the lifetime of the Unsinkable Molly Brown.

Plus Gallery’s physical space has gone away, but gallerist Ivar Zeile wants people to know that the spirit of the gallery, along with its impressive stable of...

CAE's annual member show explored love in its many facets, in a variety of media and perspectives.

It’s a familiar tale: A young woman wants to make it in the big city, but she has to work hard to get there. Tonight’s opening of Debbie Does Dallas: The Musical...

Two new member artists present their paintings: Maggie Levy's abstract, textured work and Patricia Rucker's conceptual landscapes. Opening reception: February...

“Traveling is something I’ve always enjoyed. As a photographer myself, I’ve seen the great things that happen when you’re traveling,” says Sharon Meriash,...

The Evergreen Chorale will perform Little Shop of Horrors, the morbidly hilarious musical of love and horticulture.

Fantastic beasts, cute characters and immense, mind-warping landscapes abound in the world of Chainmail, a collaborative art exhibition based on the work of...

Monday, February 23: Visiting Artist Series Santa Fe Desert Chorale King Center Concert Hall 7:30 p.m., Tickets: $15, $10 Wednesday,...

A loving musical tribute to the wild characters of Dr. Seuss, presented by MSU Denver. In the Eugenia Rawls Courtyard Theatre.

Although it doesn't officially start until March, 2015's Month of Photography is already gearing up, with shows large and small opening in galleries all over the...

For artist Jean Smith, the fun is in the fabricated. The sculptor's latest show, Accessorize Me, is a collection of ceramic hats, gloves, purses and shoes --...

New work from local clay artist Jean Smith.

Donna Altieri has been in the face of art lovers for decades with her provocative portraits and double exposures, and she's still keeping it old school at this...

Coal Creek Theater presents the classic play about floundering actors trying to hit stardom in the '50s.

Group photography exhibit "anti-curated" by Richard Alden Peterson, with a curated art-film series at 8 p.m Mondays in March.

Hosted by Clover Leaf Consulting, this exclusive three-day mixer will create opportunities for vendors and owners alike.

In a cinematic universe where the chance of viability changes almost daily, the concept of the film festival is walking on thin ice. Fewer than 25 percent make...

How do you photograph the impossible? For starters, you don’t stop with the image captured by the camera. “I personally am not a big fan of classic photography,”...

After a spate of serious outings on stage, Square Product Theatre artistic director Emily K. Harrison was ready to have some fun. So when Ham McBeth — Square...

In richly intimate songs, David Wilcox creates audio tapestries that blend intricate arrangements and warmly appealing tunes with the musician's ongoing personal...

There’s one simple thing that has kept the organizers of the Prom Dress Exchange going for five years now — because putting on an event at which teens comb...

Celebrating Hina Masturi -- Girls' Day -- with a festival of unique dolls, fashion, music, dance, activities and a tea ceremony.

Arts Students League of Denver members worked together to create unique ceramic tea cups. Tonight they'll be sold to benefit the Food Bank of the Rockies. $15...

Part of an ongoing "Cooking with Cannabis" series, you drink wine, roll joints and sushi, then enjoy both-- what else do you need? 20-person limit, so spots fill...

Ever want to be in a comic book? Here's your chance: Local cartoonist and zombie caricaturist Stan Yan is launching his Kickstarter for the next edition of the...

Anvil wasn't exactly a household name until 2009, despite having exerted considerable influence on bands like Metallica, Guns 'N' Roses and Slayer. In the early...

In the past three years, Jack Antonoff has been responsible for a million rolled-down windows and a million right feet getting a little heavier on the gas pedal....

Boulder International Film Festival salutes veteran actor Alan Arkin with a Career Achievement Award, a retrospective and interview.

Denver has fallen in love with Mark Mothersbaugh’s Myopia, the expansive collection of his multimedia art at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver. Now the MCA...

In the late '80s, before marketing types had invented terse buzzwords such as "alternative" or "college rock" to encompass anything outside the mainstream,...

It was evident from Analog Son’s 2014 self-titled album that the act, founded by Kinetix guitarist Jordon Linit and bassist Josh Fairman, knows all about the...

You can tell a great deal about a DJ/producer by combing through the artists that he or she has chosen to remix. On Bit Funk's extensive list of remixes, you'll...

Pedal-steel-guitar sensation Robert Randolph owes much of his rapid rise over the past several years to a simple if seldom-stated fact: In the minds of many...

Fracture: Cubism and After, which opens today at the Denver Art Museum, is all about recontexualizing already existing artwork — in this case, pieces by the...

MCA Denver’s Adam Lerner is more than fascinated with Mark Mothersbaugh. After coming into contact with the artist, musician and founder of the new-wave group...

Cartier is a name that's synonymous with fine jewelry and watches, but with today's opening of Brilliant: Cartier in the 20th Century, viewers will see the...

The Silk Road was a trade route, but if you’re picturing a simple line from one point to another, then you’re vastly underestimating its scope. Traveling the...

The sheer variety of art on the wall is certain to be stunning when the pop-art extravaganza rePOPulated opens tonight at the Arvada Center, along with a series...

The most enduring joke about modern abstract art has to do with the question of orientation: Which way do you hang it, and unless it’s clearly signed, how do you...

Book art seems to be everywhere online all of a sudden, from Buzzfeed lists to Pinterest boards. If you want to see it in person, though, you’ll have to drive to...

Count humor and playfulness among the many qualities that Denver sculptor Yoshitomo Saito taps in creating his sophisticated works – though neither ever appears...

A photo and video collaboration by Amber Fries and Charlie Price. Opening reception March 6th, 6-9 p.m.

Metropolitan State University of Denver's Center for Visual Art dives into 2015 today with Spatial Stories: Topographies of Change in Africa, a challenging...

“Denver was a major urban center in the Chicano movement in the United States, and I didn’t really realize that until we started this project,” says History...

The year 1968 was a pivotal one in a period of American history marked by extreme political and social change. The rift between the radical left and “silent...

Paint in a cannabis-friendly environment every Saturday with local artist Heidi Keyes during one of her Puff, Pass & Paint classes in her downtown studio. All...

Come explore how the art of fashion evolved in the lifetime of the Unsinkable Molly Brown.

Plus Gallery’s physical space has gone away, but gallerist Ivar Zeile wants people to know that the spirit of the gallery, along with its impressive stable of...

CAE's annual member show explored love in its many facets, in a variety of media and perspectives.

It’s a familiar tale: A young woman wants to make it in the big city, but she has to work hard to get there. Tonight’s opening of Debbie Does Dallas: The Musical...

Two new member artists present their paintings: Maggie Levy's abstract, textured work and Patricia Rucker's conceptual landscapes. Opening reception: February...

“Traveling is something I’ve always enjoyed. As a photographer myself, I’ve seen the great things that happen when you’re traveling,” says Sharon Meriash,...

The Evergreen Chorale will perform Little Shop of Horrors, the morbidly hilarious musical of love and horticulture.

Fantastic beasts, cute characters and immense, mind-warping landscapes abound in the world of Chainmail, a collaborative art exhibition based on the work of...

Monday, February 23: Visiting Artist Series Santa Fe Desert Chorale King Center Concert Hall 7:30 p.m., Tickets: $15, $10 Wednesday,...

A loving musical tribute to the wild characters of Dr. Seuss, presented by MSU Denver. In the Eugenia Rawls Courtyard Theatre.

Although it doesn't officially start until March, 2015's Month of Photography is already gearing up, with shows large and small opening in galleries all over the...

For artist Jean Smith, the fun is in the fabricated. The sculptor's latest show, Accessorize Me, is a collection of ceramic hats, gloves, purses and shoes --...

New work from local clay artist Jean Smith.

Donna Altieri has been in the face of art lovers for decades with her provocative portraits and double exposures, and she's still keeping it old school at this...

Coal Creek Theater presents the classic play about floundering actors trying to hit stardom in the '50s.

Group photography exhibit "anti-curated" by Richard Alden Peterson, with a curated art-film series at 8 p.m Mondays in March.

In a cinematic universe where the chance of viability changes almost daily, the concept of the film festival is walking on thin ice. Fewer than 25 percent make...

How do you photograph the impossible? For starters, you don’t stop with the image captured by the camera. “I personally am not a big fan of classic photography,”...

After a spate of serious outings on stage, Square Product Theatre artistic director Emily K. Harrison was ready to have some fun. So when Ham McBeth — Square...

Up and coming comic, talk show host and podcaster Nikki Glaser (Nikki & Sara LIVE) brings her talents to Comedy Works.

As a thriving part of the metro area’s ever-morphing Colfax Avenue community, Lakewood’s 40 West Arts never tires of paying homage to the storied thoroughfare...

Celebrating Hina Masturi -- Girls' Day -- with a festival of unique dolls, fashion, music, dance, activities and a tea ceremony.

This epic pork-centric culinary competition will be rolling back into Denver and bringing with it five pigs, to be cooked up by five chefs, all for a good cause....

Anvil wasn't exactly a household name until 2009, despite having exerted considerable influence on bands like Metallica, Guns 'N' Roses and Slayer. In the early...

In richly intimate songs, David Wilcox creates audio tapestries that blend intricate arrangements and warmly appealing tunes with the musician's ongoing personal...

Fracture: Cubism and After, which opens today at the Denver Art Museum, is all about recontexualizing already existing artwork — in this case, pieces by the...

MCA Denver’s Adam Lerner is more than fascinated with Mark Mothersbaugh. After coming into contact with the artist, musician and founder of the new-wave group...

Cartier is a name that's synonymous with fine jewelry and watches, but with today's opening of Brilliant: Cartier in the 20th Century, viewers will see the...

The Silk Road was a trade route, but if you’re picturing a simple line from one point to another, then you’re vastly underestimating its scope. Traveling the...

The sheer variety of art on the wall is certain to be stunning when the pop-art extravaganza rePOPulated opens tonight at the Arvada Center, along with a series...

The most enduring joke about modern abstract art has to do with the question of orientation: Which way do you hang it, and unless it’s clearly signed, how do you...

Book art seems to be everywhere online all of a sudden, from Buzzfeed lists to Pinterest boards. If you want to see it in person, though, you’ll have to drive to...

“Denver was a major urban center in the Chicano movement in the United States, and I didn’t really realize that until we started this project,” says History...

The year 1968 was a pivotal one in a period of American history marked by extreme political and social change. The rift between the radical left and “silent...

Come explore how the art of fashion evolved in the lifetime of the Unsinkable Molly Brown.

The Evergreen Chorale will perform Little Shop of Horrors, the morbidly hilarious musical of love and horticulture.

Fantastic beasts, cute characters and immense, mind-warping landscapes abound in the world of Chainmail, a collaborative art exhibition based on the work of...

Although it doesn't officially start until March, 2015's Month of Photography is already gearing up, with shows large and small opening in galleries all over the...

For artist Jean Smith, the fun is in the fabricated. The sculptor's latest show, Accessorize Me, is a collection of ceramic hats, gloves, purses and shoes --...

New work from local clay artist Jean Smith.

Coal Creek Theater presents the classic play about floundering actors trying to hit stardom in the '50s.

Group photography exhibit "anti-curated" by Richard Alden Peterson, with a curated art-film series at 8 p.m Mondays in March.

In a cinematic universe where the chance of viability changes almost daily, the concept of the film festival is walking on thin ice. Fewer than 25 percent make...

Shen Yun invites you on a journey through the ancient Middle Kingdom through classical Chinese dance.

“I’d never seen anything like it.” This is Robert Kramer describing his first reaction to Cock, the play he’s directing for the Edge Theater. It deals with a...

MacSpa art curator Eric Matelski admits that, growing up in native Chicago, he wasn’t an aficionado of Western art. But living in Denver, as he has for more than...

There is plenty of street skating in Denver, but if you’re looking for a one-stop shop for terrain, check out the Denver Skatepark. Open from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m....

Not many people have heard of Lincoln Hills, an African-American mountain resort built in Colorado in the 1920s. But since the History Colorado Center opened in...

The Children's Caucus' third presentation of the 2015 legislative session will be held in committee room 356. Stay tuned for more information.

Raised on a farm in southern Ontario, Fred Eaglesmith has nevertheless found himself grouped in with the type of outsider Texas songwriters who came of age in...

Catchy, clap-y soul-pop trio MisterWives released their EP Reflections in early 2014 to hype from many a media outlet, and have followed up with performances...

The Silk Road was a trade route, but if you’re picturing a simple line from one point to another, then you’re vastly underestimating its scope. Traveling the...

The sheer variety of art on the wall is certain to be stunning when the pop-art extravaganza rePOPulated opens tonight at the Arvada Center, along with a series...

“Denver was a major urban center in the Chicano movement in the United States, and I didn’t really realize that until we started this project,” says History...

The year 1968 was a pivotal one in a period of American history marked by extreme political and social change. The rift between the radical left and “silent...

CAE's annual member show explored love in its many facets, in a variety of media and perspectives.

Fantastic beasts, cute characters and immense, mind-warping landscapes abound in the world of Chainmail, a collaborative art exhibition based on the work of...

Monday, February 23: Visiting Artist Series Santa Fe Desert Chorale King Center Concert Hall 7:30 p.m., Tickets: $15, $10 Wednesday,...

Donna Altieri has been in the face of art lovers for decades with her provocative portraits and double exposures, and she's still keeping it old school at this...

Coal Creek Theater presents the classic play about floundering actors trying to hit stardom in the '50s.

Group photography exhibit "anti-curated" by Richard Alden Peterson, with a curated art-film series at 8 p.m Mondays in March.

PlatteForum presents an installation of interactive sound sculptures by artist-in-residence Cole Bee Wilson. Opening reception: March 6, 5:30-8 p.m.

MacSpa art curator Eric Matelski admits that, growing up in native Chicago, he wasn’t an aficionado of Western art. But living in Denver, as he has for more than...

Photographer Richard Alden Peterson might be the head organizer behind the loose local Heads of Hydra photography collective, but his real intention is to give...

Sometimes it's the simple things that get guys through the day, and they usually start with the letter B: bars, booze, and, uh, boobs. Every Monday there's all...

There is plenty of street skating in Denver, but if you’re looking for a one-stop shop for terrain, check out the Denver Skatepark. Open from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m....

Why is Forbidden Bingo so forbidden? "There are two reasons," notes Day-Glo-coiffed DJ Rockstar Aaron, who co-hosts the new game night at Maloney's Tavern in...

With ten exhibits a year and a growing collection of over 300 quilts, the Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum is the next best thing to your grandmother's kitchen. The...