- The reintroduction and management of gray wolves has sparked many conversations across Colorado.
- The Springs Ensemble Theatre, also known as SET, operated at the Cache La Poudre Street space in Colorado Springs for 13 years, but then the real estate market realities hit.
- The Arts of Africa, Arts of Oceania and the Modern and Contemporary Galleries have a new home in the Museum's Hamilton Building.
- In 1680, a group of Indigenous people rose up against Spanish colonizers near Santa Fe, New Mexico.
- "So just keep going in your journey of being a filmmaker and who knows what happens in the future.”
- The filmmakers behind 2018's successful move "Book Club" moved to Boulder from LA during the pandemic. They say they're happy to have a new home and hope to show that good writing is being done all over the U.S.
- Can you separate art from its racist past?
- BDT Stage lost its building. Now, the people who bought it are letting them stage one more production as a farewell, "Fiddler on the Roof."
- About the same time Jeffrey Neuman took steps toward writing his own plays, he was diagnosed with a profound hearing loss.
- Where to see live music in Colorado this summer.
- “When I was younger, I didn't see the representation of people like me. So I wanted to make space for people like me.”
- Cantabile aims to use its voices to connect people through choral music. The featured piece of the concert is based on a Chickasaw Garfish Dance song and is sung in the Chickasaw language.
- It was the chance of a lifetime, there was just one problem: The only recording ready for to submit as an audition was from a December concert — where the singers were all still masked.
- A Colorado nonprofit focused on promoting civic health is partnering with a Denver-based LGBTQ House for two unique ballroom events.
- It’s seen owners come and go, families move in and out, even a renaming of the neighborhood. But, now this historic, 400-seat theater is defying the odds of urban redevelopment and gentrification.
- This year’s "Masterworks" program features the Colorado Ballet Orchestra in concert for Balanchine's “Prodigal Son,” Clark Tippet's “Max Bruch Violin Concerto No. 1,” and Jiří Kylián's “Sinfonietta.”
