- Frustrated by the limited opportunities with nearby theater organizations, Colorado playwrights are increasingly turning to self-producing their work.
- The Lone Tree Arts Center and Parker Arts, Culture and Events Center will receive a big boost in public funding after qualifying for the first time.
- The champion of "lovable" cities will speak during a public gathering in Boulder on Tuesday.
- City officials hope variations on one of Durango’s biggest attractions invites more people to explore its other cultural and artistic offerings.
- For more than 20 years, Heritage Camps in Colorado have organized cultural retreats to spark deeper discussions about race and identity for transracially adopted children and their families.
- While the Aspen Police Department is issuing trespassing citations to anyone caught climbing the exterior of the city’s new art museum, one resident has increased the reward he’s offering climbers.
- Chorus director Duain Wolfe visited CPR to talk about founding the ensemble, its evolution and 30th anniversary celebrations.
- The document, which continues to gain signatures, asks the museum to remove iPads from the shells of tortoises and release the reptiles back to their natural habitat.
- The Botanic Gardens staff spent more than three years planning its Chihuly exhibition, which is attracting a record number of visitors from Colorado and around the country.
- With FAA's regulations concerning the commercial use of drones still up in the air, some Colorado filmmakers and production companies aren't waiting around for an official OK.
- Officials say completion of the Capitol dome project and the agency's implementation of cost-saving measures should boost previously-flagging grant funding for historic preservation efforts across Colorado.
- After Arapahoe County denied Riot Fest a permit to return to Byers in September, the three-day alternative music festival will proceed in Colorado at a new venue.
- The City of Denver strikes a deal with the financially beleaguered Colorado Symphony over its rent for the coming year.
- CPR and the Colorado arts community remember Ange-Aimée Woods, who returned to Montreal for health reasons after helping to establish The Colorado Art Report.
- “Unbound: Sculpture in the Field” brings sculptures to the 17-acres of open space outside the Arvada Center as part of a new exhibition series.
- Javier Flores is one of seven Denver street artists whose work is on display at Museo de las Americas through September 21.
