Saddle Up for the Summer of Lonesome Dove
Larry McMurtry just won a Reading the West award; you can vote for other winners.
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Celebrate Public Lands Day at Home…or Over Ten Miles Away
The state now has 42 parks, although one is definitely off limits.
Art Attack: Mask Up for Eleven Gallery Shows You Can Visit Now
After COVID-19 closures, the galleries are opening up again.
DCPA Postpones Its Fall Production of Hamilton Over COVID-19
COVID-19 cancellations have upended the DCPA show and staff.
These Aurora Landlords Have Their Tenants Covered
Their building in Aurora happened to have a stash of mask-making materials.
Ditch the Screens After You Watch the ABCs of Staying at Home
Ditch the screens…after you watch this.
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Take It Slow When You Plant a Cut-Flower Garden
Plant local, pluck local.
Big Ideas: Think 360 Arts Launches Online Arts Education Series
Arts educators are finding ways to keep students engaged with online workshops about storytelling, drawing, theater and more.
Doug Kacena Is Ready to Take Art in New Directions
The show must go on…but how and where?
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The Shaky Future of Denver Arts and Culture Funding
As arts and culture funders scramble to respond to the COVID-19 emergency, many are looking toward uncertain futures.
Colorado Creatives: Keenan Mehrens and Steven Meyers
Doublespace gallery is going on the road.
Culture Groups Get Crafty by Supplying Art Kits to DPS Students in Need
CherryArts is leading a campaign to get supplies to DPS students.
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Reader: It’s Never Been More Important to Support Local Businesses
May 9 was Denver’s first day without a stay-at-home order
Readers: We Miss Red Rocks, Sports, Good Drivers, Art and Freedom
As stay-at-home orders end, what will people find outside their homes?
Tattoo Artist Nate Stephens Creates T-Shirts Supporting Essential Workers
When the tattoo shops closed, Stephens designed T-shirts to support his family — and essential workers.
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This Colorado Couple Is Saving Their Small Business With Masks
Now that masks are required in most public spaces, Moore Collection –– quite literally –– has you covered.
COVID-19 Postpones Theater of the Mind, by David Byrne and Mala Gaonkar
The DCPA’s immersive extravaganza has been pushed back.
A Real Superhero: This Cosplayer Is Making COVID-19 Protective Gear
With no comic cons in the near future, this CenturyLink IT manager is making protective gear for first responders.
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The Source Celebrates Works by People of Color
During the COVID-19 shutdown, the Source Theatre has turned works by people of color into podcasts.
The Star That Wanted to Ski Is a Sparkling New Children’s Book
Illustrator Robert Persky wants to make you feel good.
Stay the F*ck Home and Make an Award-Winning Film
Get your submission in by May 15.
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Armando Geneyro Shines a Light on Denver’s Chicano Culture
Too much of Denver’s story goes unseen in the digital record. Photographer Armando Geneyro is changing that.