In Kenzie Sitterud’s “Future Seat,” Sitting Is Not an Option
The artist is concerned with environmental collapse and issues of inclusion and diversity.
The artist is concerned with environmental collapse and issues of inclusion and diversity.
All the best things to do in Denver this week, including a Frida Kahlo celebration, doughnut run, art, hip-hop and more.
A public panel on August 4 should keep ideas flowing.
The pair added a show before their Red Rocks gig.
Celebrate Colorado Day, then keep partying.
Some work in secret, others out in the open.
From street art to floral art, video art to performance, Denver’s artists are making a splash for First Friday.
The yuks stop here in late summer.
A group show and three solos all take you outside.
Season eleven winner Yvie Oddly will be one of the performers.
It’s not so hot.
Start a new chapter in August.
“You didn’t choose the city. The city chose you.”
The company, now in its thirtieth year, is a Colorado treasure.
It’s festival season, as this week’s 21 best calendar proves.
The annual fest returns July 27-28.
From Lucha Libre & Laughs to the Grawlix, these are the five best comedy shows in Colorado.
Colorado author Jennie Dear’s new book What Does It Feel Like to Die? delves into a discussion of the eventual end of us all.
These free events will have you jumping for joy.
Logan Smart survived the STEM School Highlands Ranch shooting. Now, he’s having nightmares in a movie.
The show includes two prisoners serving life sentences.
Tour galleries, check out art openings and avail yourself to all Denver’s art scene has to offer.