Arts & Culture

Casey Hosch, Sol Tribe’s manager, was just as surprised as everyone else by the sudden news.

Experience Wicked live at the Buell Theatre from July 24 to August 25, ahead of the film adaptation’s release in November.

Hundreds of tattoo artists from around the U.S. brought their designs and fresh new ink to festival-goers.

Mustang populations in Colorado herd management areas have decreased by approximately 38 percent since 2020, but you can see them at four HMAs and one sanctuary that rescues “excess” horses displaced by the BLM.

About 25 French Bulldogs and their owners escaped the heat in Conifer this weekend.

The Denver drag star is one of the queens to watch on Out TV’s Camp Wannakiki, and she’ll be joined for this week’s premiere with the season’s full cast at Hamburger Mary’s.

Jessica McMillan was an artist who brought a world of rainbows into the lives of those who knew her.

Vivid laser shows, a mystical forest walk, luminous displays and more will be found at first-ever Aurora Borealis Festival.

“Helen Bonfils is a little more well-known than she was ten years ago, but I hope this broadens people’s understanding of who she was and even excites them,” says Mike Broemmel, author of The Bonfils Girl.

“It’s so surreal to have been from Colorado, have made so much of the book here, and now be back to open the Colorado Gay Rodeo Association.”

The annual fan convention is at the Colorado Convention Center through Sunday, July 7.