Moe Gram is more than an artist with a hip-hop vibe. She’s a woman of color with a strong arts resume and a stake in community-building, who sits on the board of the Birdseed Collective and collaborates with Odessa Denver on the Creatives at Roundish Tables discussion series, all while teaching at STRIVE Prep Green Valley Ranch and running her own Moe Gram Art & Lifestyle brand, a one-woman community enrichment machine.
The holiday season doesn’t diminish the variety of entertainments Denver offers.
Eat, drink and be shopping the wares of local artisans.
The film plays as if a three-hour epic has been sliced down to size in the editing, but only the scenes establishing character and context have been cut
Santa’s got a brand-new bag at Krampus: A Haunted Christmas
Hit the galleries for a break from the holidays.
It sets a host of alternative Spider-folk running amok in the New York City of Brooklyn teen Miles Morales, the mixed-race Spider-Man (his father is black and his mother Latinx) invented for the comics in 2011 by Brian Michael Bendis and Sara Pichelli
The galleries are also popular event spaces.
Improv poet Amy Marschak has a verse-case scenario.
She’ll be appearing at the Pepsi Center the night of December 13.
After starting small in Santa Fe, the immersive arts group is going big in D.C., Denver and Las Vegas.
Comedien Adam Sandler will be heading out in February with a tour of his standup and comic songs.
You can eat, drink and be very merry.
The actresses share only one scene in the film, but Mary Queen of Scots sets them up in counterpoint, two divergent approaches to the question of how women who wield power can actually govern the men around them
Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley is a holiday hit.
The third annual gathering will rally in Civic Center Park on January 19, 2019.
Comedy great Marc Maron, who has built his career in recent years with his hilarious and insightful podcast, WTF with Marc Maron, announced a March performance in Boulder.
Arna Miller came late to her chosen discipline as an artist and printmaker, but arrived at it ready to be completely immersed.
A Denver Art Museum visitor reportedly attempted to destroy pieces of art around 2 p.m. Sunday, December 9.
The writer-director shot Roma in chronological order, without showing the cast the script, unveiling it to the actors the same way it is for the audience, piece by piece, a chance to marinate in each moment as it plays out
Paint the town read!
From drag queens to dancers to comics, Colorado’s creatives keep giving.
