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The latest production from a Colorado theater group known for dramatic readings of short fiction is something it rarely does.

New artists-in-residence program at Our Lady of Perpetual Motion in Fruita. Plus, a special DMLK Day performance by Motus Theater, a new exhibit at the Colorado Photographic Arts Center, a new show by Curious Theatre, Alonzo King LINES Ballet, and more.

“I always think that even though the music we play is old, for me at least, it seems very connected to my world in 2024.”

“What if we created this queer little oasis, this little queer sacred space at the holidays for folks?”

First Friday celebrations, the return of Colorado’s annual National Western Stock Show, and more!

The Peak Improv Theater in Colorado Springs will host its inaugural show, plus New Years Eve celebrations, the Telluride MountainFilm Festival, and more!

“All Stars: American Artists from the Phillips Collection” brings works by Hopper, O’Keefe, Pollack and more to the Denver Art Museum

The potential for a white Christmas — at least in some places — is setting the mood for a variety of events across the state.

The new production in Boulder reimagines Tchaikovsky’s classic as a modern music and dance adventure.

This week, enjoy dance, theater, music, and holiday cheer.

As many restaurants battled pandemic-induced slowdowns, a couple finally built their dream into their first brick-and-mortar fast-casual spot in Denver’s Baker neighborhood.

The venue brings local performers in for month-long residencies that allow them to develop their work and deepen their relationships

This week, holiday-themed events dominate the arts scene. But there are non-holiday options, too.

This week, enjoy theater, art, parades, Hanukkah celebrations and more!

Two million pounds of ice, a holiday market, and high-flying acrobatics all add up to a three-pronged holiday effort in Aurora.

This question has sparked a contentious debate among artists and critics alike.