- We often talk about the glorious past of jazz in Five Points, “but who do we remember?” writer Jeff Campbell asks in his new show.
- The celebration of all things book will last for a month — and breweries will hold some special events hosting.
- Graham and Kristina Fuller are big musical buffs. But the couple noticed that not many tackle the challenges they are facing in life right now: raising children. So they wrote one.
- The exhibit asks us to think about jazz and how jazz is often celebrated as the original American music form and all the cultural intersections that took place to give it rise.
- Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra’s upcoming concert, "Afternoon With Brucener," will carry a poignant dedication.
- A new new artist residency at Denver's PlatteForum — one made possible in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts — is focused on spotlighting the work of BIPOC and LGBTQ+ artists in hopes of raising their voices.
- As part of the Clyfford Still Museum’s 10th anniversary, a special exhibition of the portraits and other works is forging a new relationship between the museum and tribal communities in Washington.
- One of Colorado’s premiere arts organizations is ending the year amid a labor dispute with the union representing the artists. Founded in 1932, Central City Opera is one of the oldest opera companies in the United States.
- Every year, for Thanksgiving and Christmas, Club Q was the home of a special tradition. This year, the Pikes Peak Metropolitan Community Church is stepping in as a stand-in for the Club Q traditional Christmas dinner.
- You probably know what Colorado’s nickname is and the state flower. You might even know what the state bird is … It’s the lark bunting, in case you were wondering. But did you know the state has an official song too? Well, two, to be exact.
- This is the second partnership between the musicians of Playground Ensemble and Remerg, whose mission is to end the revolving door of incarcerated people returning to prison.
- The group that brought a popular immersive exhibit featuring the work of Van Gogh is now presenting a reimagined version of a beloved family holiday tale in Denver.
- A diverse group is putting the show on, including people of color and some who identify as queer.
- Like all of the Polar Express stations across North America, from Durango to Alberta, the evening in Golden at the Colorado Railroad Museum is built around retelling the story.
- Here’s a list of places you can take in the sights and sounds of the holiday season — and buy some festive wares as well.
- Shangru Du is from Wuhan, China, he is the 2022 International Keyboard Odyssiad & Festival Competition winner, who just graduated from Julliard.
