Denver Arts & Venues Offers $1 Million in Grants for Cultural Workers and Groups
Applications are due Friday, September 24.
Arts & Culture
Showing 2355 - 2376 of 38221
The Unlikely Fashionista: Army Veteran Duane Topping Isn’t Your Average Fashion Designer
The Army veteran addressed his PTDS through fashion design.
Camp Christmas Is Moving to Heritage Lakewood Belmar Park
It’s leaving the Stanley Marketplace
Pop Culture Classroom Lives On!
FAN EXPO Denver works with Pop Culture Classroom as a featured charity
Twelve of the Best Things to Do in Denver Today
Oktoberfest…and yes, Meow Wolf!
Ten Things to Do for Free in Metro Denver Today
Do you need some beautiful junk?
advertisement
A New Play About Truth and Lies Comes to Life at Curious With a Stellar Cast
The production runs through October 16, with a virtual talk-back on October 13.
Aurora Fox Asks: “What Would You Do If You Only Had a Hundred Days to Live?”
The folk-punk musical asks: What would you do if you only had a hundred days to live?
Word’s Worth: The Late Roland Bernier’s Works Take Over the Arvada Center’s Main Level
The late artist was a fixture in Denver’s contemporary art scene.
advertisement
Grieving Mall Debuts at Mutiny Information Cafe
R. Alan Brooks and Sarah Menzel Trapl team up again for graphic novel goodness.
High Plains Comedy Festival Brings Needed Laughs to Denver
The Dollop headlines; the Grawlix, the Fine Gentleman’s Club and Josh Blue come home.
Kaitlyn Tucek Launches a Ghost-Town Exhibit, The Lilac Hour
The Denver artist’s show reflects on memory.
advertisement
Josiah Hesse’s New Book Explores the Science of Cannabis and Sports
The Denver author’s latest book looks at the science of cannabis and sports.
Art Attack: Eighteen Ways to See Great Art in Denver This Weekend
Make this an artful weekend.
Bruce Campbell Takes on the Stanley Hotel
Two horror icons team-up for the inaugural BruceFest
advertisement
Hot Shot: Aimee Giese Will Exhibit Concert Photos During Westword Music Showcase
Aimee Giese’s has been documenting Denver’s music scene for fifteen years.
MENEZ Shows How Non-Conformity Can Be Fashionable
Brother Saul and Vincent Jimenez want to be bold with their non-traditional men’s and women’s clothing.
Venture Into “Sparkle Cave,” Denver Artist Shayna Cohn’s New Meow Wolf Exhibit
Venture into “Sparkle Cave,” Denver artist Shayna Cohn’s new Meow Wolf exhibit.
advertisement
Students at Youth Documentary Academy Process Their Struggles Through Filmmaking
The program helps youth process their struggles through filmmaking.
Calling All Calendar Info for Our Fall Arts Guide!
The curtain’s rising on a new cultural season! On September 30, Westword will publish our Fall Arts Guide for 2021 – and the new season is looking far more promising than last year’s, when most events had moved to Zoom and those arts institutions that were open were at very…
Six Things to Do for Free in Denver Today
The weekend isn’t over yet.
advertisement
Soles of a Survivor: Nhi Aronheim’s Immigration Journey From Vietnam to the United States
One immigrant’s story on coming to America