Comedian Shane Mauss brings his psychedelic-themed comedy show A Better Trip to Meow Wolf Denver on October 20, which caters to both seasoned psychonauts and curious newcomers.
The venue will hold a show to commemorate its thirtieth anniversary as the last surviving remnant of the once-thriving Navajo Street Art District.
The city’s first pop-up market centered on trans artists will include over 45 vendors offering crafts, flash tattoos and more.
“I wanted to do something that would reintroduce the neighborhood to this tradition,” says Denver artist Arlette Lucero.
Nathaniel Rateliff and Bob Ashby’s vision for the Skylark Lounge keeps this legendary venue rooted in its honky-tonk history while welcoming the future.
In 2025, the DAM will celebrate a century of Indigenous art with galleries by Native artists, the reinstallation of its collections and other events.
From Rocky Horror screenings to spooky immersive experiences, Denver is doing the monster mash all month long.
Polka Dottie’s burlesque take on PBS classics will be staged for one night only at the Bug Theatre on September 28.
After being forced out of the Althea Center, the group is looking for a new space.
Michael Jr. and American Idol‘s Ash Ruder will headline the September 28 event that benefits self-sustainable communities in Uganda.
Kate Hamill’s version of the vampire saga makes its comedic, blood-soaked regional debut just in time for spooky season.
Give yourself over to absolute pleasure, as Dr. Frank-N-Furter would say, and catch Two Cent Lion Theatre’s largest production to date.
How Denver became an immersive hub, from Lonnie Hanzon’s pioneering work to the growth of Off-Center and Meow Wolf.
Boulder is a likely contender to host the Sundance Film Festival starting in 2027. Here’s what this means for the city’s arts, tourism and economy.
“Our strategy and model going forward is to produce our own work every other year and, in between, to bring in the coolest stuff we can find from around the world.”
“I’m quite frankly ready to go home, but I like this idea of yearning for the home, understanding what a home is and gratefully returning back to my folks.”
The Denver Museum of Nature & Science doesn’t just have dazzling gems and immersive dioramas – one of the best views of the city is found there, too.
Founders David Uhl, Quang Ho, and Christine Mileham discuss the gallery’s history, upcoming anniversary show and how they are combating AI.
On Saturday, Davin Youngs will lead an immersive sonic journey called The RESET, which uses sound to expand your sense of self.
A new immersive theater troupe is launching with a cult-classic jukebox musical featuring ’90s hits by Britney Spears and No Doubt.
The nonprofit, now in its fourth year, was founded by a local music fan to provide an event that is “accessible to all,” especially those with disabilities.
“If you can make a film in 48 hours, you can do anything.”
