Watch Street Paintings Come to Life at Denver’s 23rd Chalk Art Festival
This colorful two-day outdoor festival in the Golden Triangle Creative District features 230 artists and 4,000 pieces of chalk.
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Ditch Rainbow Capitalism: Fifteen Alternatives to Corporate Denver Pride
With corporate sponsors pulling back and the spirit of resistance fading from Civic Center Park, here are fifteen events where Pride still feels authentic.
Your 2025 Guide to the Sixth Annual Denver Fringe Festival
Fringe returns June 4-8 with 75 shows, free events, visual art and more. Here’s how to make the most of the event.
Going in Blind: Oracle Is Loosely Immersive, but Highly Reflective
This visual art exhibition at Union Hall invites visitors to pose a question and then enter the gallery blindfolded.
Theater Festivals Hitting Colorado This Summer
A roundup of 2025’s can’t-miss Colorado theater festivals – from musicals in the mountains to quirky fringe acts in Denver.
The Narrators Marks Fifteen Years of Stories
No one screens the stories. There’s no scoring system. And there sure as hell isn’t any consistency.
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Manitou Springs Penny Arcade Levels Up With New Local Ownership
Co-founder of the Colorado Springs Independent John Weiss takes over Colorado’s largest historic arcade from the Kerns family.
Breakdancing Takes Center Stage at Red Bull BC One National Final in Denver
Top U.S. breakers compete in Denver for a chance to battle in Tokyo at the world’s biggest breaking competition.
Curious Theatre Premieres Regina Taylor’s Haunting Solo Play Exhibit
The Golden Globe winner stars in a one-woman show exploring memory, justice and the soul of America.
Touring Production of Pericles Reframes Who Theater Is For
Phamaly and Flute Theatre’s interactive performance for people with cognitive disabilities combines Shakespeare and radical accessibility.
From Movies to Music: The History of the Bluebird Theater
Over its century in operation, this historic venue has featured everything from feature films to pornography to Billie Eilish.
An Auraria Parable Tells Hidden History in a Magical Walking Tour
Learn about stories of displacement, belonging and identity in a brand new immersive experience.
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Vintage Theatre’s Ride the Cyclone Blends Death, Dreams and Dark Humor
The regional premiere of a cult classic musical that’s blown up on TikTok will bring quirky, heartfelt storytelling to Aurora.
HOLDTIGHT Serves Up Arty Food Experiences at Two Local Restaurants
Nourishment, opening May 2 at Stowaway Kitchen, “is exploring what nourishes you – literally, as in the food you eat, but also mentally, artistically, emotionally and spiritually.”
Stories That Heal: Listen To Your Mother Hits Twelve Years in Boulder
“We have some pieces that will make you laugh so hard you pee your pants and others that might make you ugly cry in public.”
Inside Drag at Meow Wolf Turns Emotions Into Unforgettable Art
The House of L’Whor explores adult emotions in a dazzling, immersive drag parody of Inside Out at Meow Wolf on May 1.
Immersive Theater Gets Personal in Remember Me by New Local Company
One More Time’s debut show is an intimate, immersive mystery in collaboration with Two Cent Lion.
Echoes of Earth: Mother Honors Son’s Legacy Through Shared Photography
New Lakewood exhibit pairs a late soldier’s photos with ones taken by his mom, exploring grief and connection after suicide.
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Inheritance Kitchen Serves Up Five Points History Through Food
A new immersive theater experience blends memory, resistance and comfort food.
The Greatest Comedy Show in the World is a Chaotic, Local Variety Show
Every fourth Saturday of the month, sketches, standup and surprise acts light up Rise Comedy with original Colorado comedy.
Becca Guevara Eliminated From Next Level Chef
The local social-media star reflects on cooking for Gordon Ramsay, Cajun missteps and taking the leap into culinary chaos.
DCPA’s Little Shop of Horrors Reimagines a Cult Classic Musical With Style
“You can just come and enjoy the yuks and the wonderful music. Or you could take away something a little deeper.”