‘Stompin’ Ground Games’ Puts A Spin On Denver Civics
The series tours to a new Denver community each month and, through the lens of art and culture, examines what issues affect each area.
Denver Landlady Joyce Thorn Values Community Over Cash
Joyce Thorn owns a half-block of rentals in east Denver and has rarely raised rent over the last few decades.
Stephen Seifert, Executive Director Of DU’s Newman Center, To Retire
Seifert will bid farewell at the end of the 2015-2016 season, and says he looks forward to some “down time.”
‘Tribes’ At DCPA Challenges Perceptions Of Family And Being Deaf
Director Stephen Weitz says the play is a family drama at its core that explores how communication does and doesn’t work.
Why Fired Cops Get Second Chances In Colorado
Denver Post investigative reporter Christopher Osher speaks with CPR News about “second-chance cops,” and what some state legislators hope to do about it.
Denver’s Arnold Grossman Shifts From Author To Director With ‘The Boat Builder’
Grossman’s first narrative film, “The Boat Builder,” stars Christopher Lloyd and screens during the 2015 Denver Film Festival.
Spotlight Shines On ‘Zombies ‘R’ Us’ For Stories On Stage’s Latest Show
Actors from “Zombies ‘R’ Us” share zombie lit filled with brain eating, flying saucers and apocalyptic drama.
Denver Choreographer Tara Rynders Wants Participation, Not Observation
Tara Rynder’s “You & Me,” which returns to Denver this weekend, is an interactive evening of dance, live music, poetry, visual art and food.
For Colorado Sex Trafficking Victims, Rescue Is Just The Beginning
A recent FBI-led sting rescued more victims of sex trafficking in Colorado and Wyoming than any other part of the country.
Loud & Clear: Million Man March, Jane Goodall, Mass Burial And Gitmo Detainees
Reaction to Jane Goodall’s conservation efforts and a Denver activist’s reflection on his time in Washington D.C. for the Million Man March 20th anniversary.
Jane Goodall Puts Faith In New Generations During Colo. Visit
Now 81, the famous conservationist focuses heavily on her youth-driven program “Roots & Shoots,” which has a presence throughout Colorado.
Debunking Myths About Latinos And Environmental Issues In Denver
The Americas Latino Eco Festival begins Thursday, and one session uses data from a recent poll to debunk assumptions about Latinos and the environment.
‘Super Indian’ Shows Fritz Scholder Was ‘Full Of Paradoxes,’ Denver Curator Says
“Super Indian: Fritz Scholder, 1967 – 1980” at the Denver Art Museum features 40 rarely seen works by the late artist.
Jane Goodall’s Conservation Efforts Take Root In Colorado
The world famous primatologist visited Colorado to give a talk at CU Boulder, speak with inmates and encourage future generations to protect the planet.
Author Avi’s ‘Old Wolf’ Is Inspired By Wild Animals And Video Games
The Steamboat Springs author’s new book is an anthropomorphic tale that explores nature and children’s relationships with video games.
Colorado Ballet Dancers Explain How To Have A Long Ballet Career
Sharon Wehner is one of two dancers beginning their 20th season with the Colorado Ballet. She reflects on the highs and lows of the past two decades.
