PrideFest Served As The Backdrop Of Symposium That Teaches Event Emergency Safety
At a symposium over the weekend, experts helped event producers plan for a large variety of emergencies and safety issues.
Western Slope Artist Lyle Nichols Puts ‘For Sale’ Sign On His Moo-tor Home
Become a certified bovine driver for just $15,000.
Garth Brooks Sold Out Broncos Stadium, But He’s Not Worried About The Sound Getting Lost In The Crowd
The county music megastar’s June 8 concert is the largest ticketed event in the stadium’s history, with 84,000 people attending.
Clark Richert Helped Create Drop City. But That’s Just Where His 50-Year Career Started
The Museum of Contemporary Art Denver hosts a retrospective of Richert’s career June 7 – Sept. 1, 2019.
Prank Phone Calls Aren’t Dead. Longmont Potion Castle Kept Them Alive In The Cult Underground
Some call him a genius. Others say he should be in jail. A new film about the prank caller will broaden that debate.
What Do You Call A Trio Of Dance Companies Working In Harmony? A ‘Tour De Force’
The Colorado Ballet, Wonderbound and the Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Ensemble are collaborating on a new show running March 8-10.
At MCA Denver, Contemporary Artists Reflect On Georgia O’Keeffe’s Enduring Influence
A new exhibition displays O’Keeffe’s work alongside new artists that she’s influenced. “Aftereffect: Georgia O’Keeffe and Contemporary Painting” runs through May 26.
Artist Suchitra Mattai Encourages The Tough Conversations About Migration And Diaspora
The Denver artist is one of nearly 90 artists and collectives from around the world invited to participate in the 14th edition of the Sharjah Biennial in the United Arab Emirates.
Olivia Daugherty Wasn’t A Finalist, But Still Came Out A Winner At Prix de Lausanne
Daugherty was one of 80 candidates, ages 15 – 18, from around the world to participate in the prestigious 47th annual competition.
Denver Printmaker Emi Brady’s Obsession With Tarot Drove Her To Make Her Own Cards
The Brady Tarot features 78 hand-colored, linocut cards. It took her 16 months to carve, color and print the deck.
Rising Artist Jordan Casteel’s Solo Show At The Denver Art Museum Is A Homecoming
The Denver-born painter creates large, colorful portraits of friends, family and strangers alike.
Colorado’s Olivia Daugherty Is About To Test Her Ballet Skill Against The Best In The World
The prestigious Prix de Lausanne ballet competition runs Feb. 3 – 10, 2019 in Lausanne, Switzerland.
It Took More Than Magical Ruby Pointe Shoes To Bring A ‘Wizard Of Oz’ Ballet To Life
Colorado Ballet collaborated with two other dance companies to realize choreographer Septime Webre’s vision.
‘The Whistleblower,’ A New Play From A Tony-Winning Playwright, Will Premiere At DCPA
Writer Itamar Moses set out to answer questions about the consequences of telling the truth.
PHOTOS: Natura Obscura Offers ‘A Surrealist Walk Through The Woods’
“Natura Obscura” opens at the Museum of Outdoor Arts in Englewood Jan. 11 – April 28, 2019.
How The Crushed Dreams Of 5 Disabled Actors Became The Phamaly Theatre Company
The group kicks off its 30th anniversary season on Friday with an original work called “Morph Masters.” It speaks to the skills you gain from a disability.
