Rocky Mountain Rhythm Taps its Way to Ten Years
Colorado’s first nonprofit tap company celebrates a decade with Taps on Tap, an anniversary show at the People’s Building in Aurora.
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Is Boulder Really an Arts Town? New Blueprint Puts That to the Test
As the city creates a new ten-year cultural plan, artists urge Boulder’s leaders to match their vision with investment.
Denver Dance Tribe Revives the Joy of Movement for Women
The next dance party is today in Lakewood!
Side-Show Pop-Up Blurs Lines Between Music and Visual Art
A two-day event in RiNo showcases work by rappers like Deca and Quelle Chris in a nontraditional space.
The Wiz Brings Black Joy and Broadway Magic to Denver This April
“For those die-hard Wiz fans, you will not be disappointed, but introducing this beloved piece to a brand new generation is a highlight.”
Stoned Twelfth Night Brings Queer Joy and Cannabis to Shakespeare
Bowls with the Bard’s latest high concept? A stoned, gay take on Shakespeare’s funniest love story at the Coffee Joint.
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Denver Tool Library Celebrates a Decade of DIY Dreams and Shared Resources
“Over the next ten years, I hope to strengthen the community aspect of the Denver Tool Library.”
Broadway Hits Come to Denver in DCPA’s 2025-26 Season Lineup
DCPA bringing Shucked, Harry Potter, Beetlejuice, The Notebook and much more from NYC to Denver audiences.
Thick Skin at Comedy Works Delivers Raunchy “R” Rated Fun Every Monday
This weekly show pits seasoned pros and daring newcomers in a rapid-fire comedy competition.
The Yuk Stops Here: Professor Phelyx’s Live Comedy Tuesdays Get an April Encore
“My hometown, Denver, deserves a true culture again, and however small, I hope to play a role in its restoration.”
Nocturne Turns Ten: How Passion and Risk Created Denver’s Premier Jazz Supper Club
After a decade of jazz, fine dining and hospitality innovation, Nocturne’s founders reflect on its journey and look ahead.
Inside Aurora Fox’s Inclusive Take on The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
“I hope that this play will loosen fears people have about the disabled community.”
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Stand Up to Trump: Support Jeanette Vizguerra and Undocumented Communities at This Local Benefit Concert
The concert benefits Sanctuary For All, the organization founded by Jeanette Vizguerra, who was recently detained by ICE while on a break from her job.
Fear, Tears and Unexpected Laughter Collide in This Live Show
Life: A Delightful Show About Fear and Grief uses comedy, poetry and storytelling to tackle life’s hardest moments.
Local Comedian Produces Netflix’s First All-Native Lineup in Documentary, Now Starring in Finding the Funny
Joshua Emerson is highlighting Native storytelling in Bad Indian and Finding the Funny.
The Next Act: Visionbox Studio’s Jennifer Rincón on the Healing Power of Theater
Following an unthinkable tragedy, she turned to Anton Chekhov for strength, meaning and a path forward.
Good Session at Comedy Works Blends Therapy and Humor
A hilarious, interactive comedy show where audience members share their deepest secrets anonymously for comedians to riff on.
This Ethereal, Ritualistic Concert Will Make Waves at Meow Wolf
“The whole show is kind of an experiment.”
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Still Dreaming of You Art Show Returns to Honor 30th Anniversary of Selena’s Death
Celebrate Selena Quintanilla with community events in this tribute to her lasting legacy at CHAC Gallery.
No Man’s Land Film Festival Celebrates Ten Years of Breaking Barriers
“Every year, we’re adding more to the programming to make it bigger, brighter and more inclusive.”
From Hong Kong to Spain, Jeff Fierberg’s MRKT Focuses on Markets and Where We Get Our Food
“Our goal is just to put you in the center of the market as much as I can with a small number of photos.”
School’s in Session: Stripped Down Non-Union Mean Girls Earns a C+
A touring production based on the 2004 film lands in Denver with hit-or-miss performances, tech issues and uneven execution.