No one knows what happened to Julia de Burgos, the Puerto Rican poet, in the last nine days of her life. The Flamboyán Theatre is examining her life in its debut play.
Denver author Sue Seserman “transforms disabilities into superabilities.”
The professor and playwright will be honored at a memorial on Friday, August 2.
The Cabaret space in the basement was flooded with raw sewage this spring by a mall construction project gone wrong.
Samuel Ká»ÌlaÌwá»leÌ, whose most recent book is making serious waves in national literary circles, will join Colorado authors in conversation this weekend.
“This is not just a victory for me, but for basic American freedom and social liberty.” And people who poop in Hanging Lake.
While we still miss Denver Diner and Breakfast King, you can get an egg-cellent low-key breakfast at these spots.
The annual fan convention is at the Colorado Convention Center through Sunday, July 7.
It took the 2023 film Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves to really roll a nat-20 and make Dungeons & Drafthouse happen.
There’s almost too much nerdalicious goodness at FAN EXPO Denver, so prioritize and let your geek flag fly!
“It’s us using this opportunity to find writers in need of that support,” says Denver author Mario Acevedo. “That’s what it’s all about.”
After fifty years, the legendary independent bookseller could become part of a chain.
Find your next summer read in this list of finalists and winners.
Is this a You’ve Got Mail scenario? Or might the big bookseller really be playing a hero’s role here?
It’s an all-day glittery gala at Denver’s oldest theater, which is screening the ’90s drag classic To Wong Foo.
Rainn Wilson and Andy Serkis are among the stars in the lineup.
“Being around people who are thoughtful, who read – now more than ever, that’s a sustaining feeling for people.”
Colorado writer Steve Rasnic Tem receives a lifetime achievement award from the Horror Writers Association.
Boulder’s best comic store hosts a discussion of how “comics express dimensions of the human spirit.”
From international cartoonists to local creatives, the second annual Denver Comics and Arts Festival is revved up and ready to go.
“It was a total shitshow,” says one author.
Here’s how the Denver arts community can help.
