
As the NEA shifts its mission under Trump, Colorado arts organizations face an uncertain future
Organizations hope their communities will provide support if they lose out on funding under the new administration.

By Eden Lane

Colorado Arts Spotlight, Feb. 20 – 23: Careers in the arts, La Bohème, outdoor equity and more
The Museum of Contemporary Art Denver is launching its first ‘Career in the Arts’ series, a fashion show that raises funds for mental health and a concert date shake-up for Phish fans.

By Eden Lane

Indigenous art exhibition at Denver Art Museum celebrates ‘persistent genius’ of Native creativity
Native artists share stories of joy, resilience, and cultural continuity in groundbreaking exhibition at Denver Art Museum.

By Eden Lane

Colorado Arts Spotlight, Feb. 13 – 16: Weaving democracy, new DAM acquisitions and Casa Bonita inspired art
Valentine’s Day weekend brings everything from ‘Love Letters’ on stage to a winter bluegrass festival and a free Cleo Parker Robinson performance in Boulder.

By Eden Lane

Colorado Arts Spotlight, Feb. 6 – 9: A new opera endeavor, Colorado Ballet’s Cassanova and more
From aerial dance inspired by Harry Potter to jazz-infused symphony concerts, venues from Denver to Grand Junction highlight the creative work in Colorado.

By Eden Lane

Sundance in Boulder? Colorado making a play for the legendary film festival
Boulder hopes to take center stage in Sundance Festival’s relocation drama.

By Eden Lane

Colorado Arts Spotlight, Jan. 30 – Feb. 2: Lunar New Year and NEA funding scrutinized
This weekend offers an assortment of cultural events around Colorado ranging from theater and music to art exhibits, movie screenings, and Lunar New Year celebrations.

By Eden Lane

Indigenous traditions meet musical theater in new production exploring environmental justice
“We’re Still Here” centers on two young artists – one from an Indigenous community and one from a mining family – as their communities clash over sacred land.

By Eden Lane

Colorado Arts Spotlight, Jan. 23 – 26: senior romance, hit musicals, ice climbing and more
Whether you’re looking for musicals, art exhibitions, film festivals or cultural celebrations, here’s a sample of what’s happening in arts and culture across the state this weekend.

By Eden Lane

Colorado turns 150 next year, and the state’s already gearing up to celebrate
Those planning for the sesquicentennial say commemorations won’t ignore the harder parts of Colorado’s history.

By Eden Lane

Colorado Arts Spotlight, Jan. 16 – 19: Art of the State and lots of live theatre
With the holiday season behind us, theatre companies around the state are ready to hit the stage with fun and thought-provoking productions.

By Eden Lane

Colorado Arts Spotlight, Jan. 9 -12: A bilingual take on the Bard, the Stock Show returns and more
This weekend, Denver returns to its Western roots, stages around the state present different takes on “Romeo and Juliet” along with a host of other theatrical and musical offerings.

By Eden Lane

Colorado Arts Spotlight, Dec. 26 – 31: From shadow dancers to New Years Eve Celebrations and more
There’s a variety of festive and cultural experiences for people of all ages to enjoy, from family-friendly New Year’s Eve events to classical music performances and a ballet based on a classic story.

By Eden Lane

Colorado Arts Spotlight, Dec. 19 – 22: Improv radio theater, Indigenous art, and more
As the holiday season nears its peak, Colorado’s arts scene sparkles this week with an eclectic mix of holiday performances spanning opera, jazz, comedy, and visual arts.

By Eden Lane

Boulder Opera transforms ‘Pinocchio’ into a modern opera for the family
The production at eTown Hall combines the classic story with a sophisticated score.

By Eden Lane

Colorado Arts Spotlight, Dec. 12 – 15: TubaChristmas, Chris Noth and more
From traditional holiday-themed shows to opportunities to engage in other activities, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this weekend.

By Eden Lane