At this weekend’s UMS music festival, local musician Adam Baumeister offers visitors the opportunity to record a song or message straight onto a seven-inch vinyl record.

“Cosplay in Colorado” explores the subculture of dressing up as your favorite TV, film or comic book character through a collaborations between photographers and cosplayers.

At Red Rocks’ summer movie series, Denver comedian Sam Tallent will go from performing before 100 people to nearly 10,000.

Blending sketch comedy, interactive theater and wise-cracking soliloquies, Horse & Cart’s new production journeys into the minds of two 17th century art-loving divas.

HBO's popular fantasy series attracts costumed fans to the Paramount Theatre for a special, advance screening.

CPR Arts Editor Chloe Veltman discusses some of the most interesting cultural happenings around Colorado this weekend, March 6-9.

Comedy Works headliner and “Mom of Denver Comedy” remembered for nurturing young comics.

Colorado's recently legalized marijuana opens the door to new small businesses in the arts.

CPR Arts Editor Chloe Veltman discusses some of the most interesting cultural happenings around Colorado this weekend, Feb. 20-23.

Three new independent publications in Denver opt for an old school route to publishing.

Josiah Hesse goes looking for laughs beyond the metro area.

Josiah Hesse shares local comedy scene highlights for the winter months.

Looking for laughs in and around Denver during the holiday season? Comedy writer Josiah Hesse offers five recommendations.

Troy Baxley is a living legend in local and national comedy circles. So how come so few people have heard of him?