Colorful Colorado Collaborations Spotlights BIPOC Musicians and Businesses
The show highlights the state’s BIPOC businesses and musicians.
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Artist Rudi Monterroso Is Creating Hobbit Playhouses to Make Ends Meet
Artist Rudi Monterroso builds playhouses to stay afloat during the pandemic.
Filmmaker Jonathan Martin’s Journey From Boredom to Justice
Black Sock Productions’ The Confrontation Project looks at police relationships with African Americans.
Researchers Blast Flatirons Library Consortium for Slashing Prospector
Colorado author J.V.L. Bell and other researchers are frustrated that Prospector was removed from Louisville Public Library.
Corilliam Ink: How Destiny Williams and Ben Cordova Inked a Partnership
The artists set out to build a tattoo parlor they could call their own.
Dream Is Grind Artist Agency Spotlights Denver Talent
Justin Johnson wanted to put Denver on the map.
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Photographer Narkita Gold Explores Identity in Black in Denver
The photography exhibit explores the identity of people in Denver’s Black community.
Jonathan McMillan Gets Seat at Youth Violence Prevention Action Table
Jonathan McMillan speaks from experience.
Enter the Green Room With Comedians Louis Johnson and Lamont Ferguson
Louis Johnson and Lamont Ferguson launched A Good Green Room, documenting conversations between comedians.
Denver Choir League: A Drinking Group with a Singing Problem
The drinking choir has sung at Red Rocks, Mission Ballroom and beyond.
Science, Anime and Love: The Origin of the Atomic Pixies
The trio of anime-inspired artists came together over a mutual love of science and fantasy.
The Nutcracker Is Back, and Here’s How to See It
There are plenty of Colorado Nutcracker performances to catch this holiday season.
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Video Art and Opera Collide at Opera on Tap’s Latest Virtual Concert
See/Hear explores, culture, emotion and history through song.
Ten of Denver’s Best Choirs That We Can’t Wait to Hear Live Again
The Mile High City has plenty of options when it comes to choirs.
Kierstin Young’s Near-Misses With Death Shaped Her Creative Practice
After near brushes with death, the emerging oil painter finds solace in her work.
Poet, IT Wiz and Filk Singer Stace Johnson Is Gearing Up for MileHiCon
Stace Johnsons sings sci-fi/fantasy parodies, writes poetry, and works an IT job to pay the bills.
Indigenous Film and Arts Festival Spotlights Native Stories Online
Denver’s festival of Native filmmakers and artists has migrated online.
Colorado Ballet Receives $500,000 COVID-19 Relief Grant
Amid furloughs, Colorado Ballet received a matching donation from an anonymous couple for the company’s relief and recovery fund.
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The Show Must Go On: COVID-19 Won’t Stop Phamaly’s Big Night Fundraiser
To make up for lost revenue and adjust to COVID-19, the disability-affirmative theater troupe is hosting its annual fundraiser as a webathon.
Mad Dog Blues Experience Finds Positivity During the Pandemic
Despite the Mad Dog Blues Experience being unable to tour in 2020, the band earned a grant to record a new album.
Artist Tony Ortega Celebrates Day of the Dead During a Pandemic
Longmont Museum’s twentieth anniversary Day of the Day exhibit opens October 2.
Delicate Balance: COVID-19 Is Keeping Colorado Ballet on Its Toes
Colorado Ballet is finding many ways to stay alive during COVID-19 pandemic
and its company-wide furlough.