The Six Best Things to Do for Free in Denver This Week
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MCA Denver’s Citizenship: A Practice of Society Encourages Public Activism
Curator Zoe Larkins talks about the MCA Denver’s latest exhibit.
esSense Productions Amplifies BIPOC Voices Through Center Stage Series
Star Ilalaole and Nick Young, founders of the new Denver production company esSense Productions, talk about their first project.
Six Months After the Howling Started, Denver Duo Still Sounding Off
October has two full moons.
Colorado Creatives: Miranda Lash
Meet MCA Denver’s new curator.
New Mural at History Colorado Will Honor Ruth Bader Ginsburg
On September 27, artists will paint a mural and create chalk art.
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Stories on Stage Begins Twentieth Season With Simple Pleasures
Great writing comes to life through this theatrical series.
Artist Luvchuself Caps Kyle Rittenhouse Mural With a Message of Love
“We all need love now more than ever.”
Twelve Things to Do in and Around Denver This Weekend
Stick close to home or head for the hills.
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Sneak Peek: Freyer-Newman Center Blooms at the Denver Botanic Gardens
David Daniel designed the new center devoted to art, science and education.
Street Art Honors Kyle Rittenhouse, Man Charged With Murdering Protesters
The seventeen-year-old has been charged with murdering protesters.
Six Things to Do for Free in Denver This Week, September 21 to September 27
Fall is here, and with it a cornucopia of new events.
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Art Attack: Eight Ways to See Art Live or Otherwise This Week
Go see art this weekend.
Hit the Road and Go for the Gold This Weekend
Leaf peepers will be out in force.
Delicate Balance: COVID-19 Is Keeping Colorado Ballet on Its Toes
Colorado Ballet is finding many ways to stay alive during COVID-19 pandemic
and its company-wide furlough.
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Betty Hart Brings New Energy to the Colorado Theatre Guild
Betty Hart is bringing a new vision to the Colorado Theatre Guild
Big Screams Are Coming to the Mile High Horror Film Festival
After a five year hiatus, the Denver-based horror festival is coming to a living room near you.
Colorado Creatives: Angie Simmons
As a founding director of Evolving Doors Dance for the past fifteen years, Angie Simmons knows something about evolution.
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Muralist Chelsea Lewinski’s Crushing Accident Inspires Community Fundraiser
The community is raising funds for her recovery.
Ten Things to Do in Denver This Weekend, September 18 to 20
Start with Crush Walls, then branch out.
Bryan Goldfeder Repairs the World, One Shard of Glass at a Time
This Rosh Hashanah, Jewish artist Bryan Goldfeder repairs the world, one shard of glass at a time.
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Art Attack: Fifteen Ways to See Art Live or Otherwise This Week
Get out and see some art this weekend.