Arts & Humanities

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CSU System selects final architect for new campus at the National Western Center redevelopment: Anderson Mason Dale Architects to design food and agriculture building

Denver, Colo. – The Colorado State University System has selected Colorado-based design firm Anderson Mason Dale Architects (AMD) to complete the CSU Center for Food and Agriculture, one of threeRead More

Anythink unveils latest collaborative art piece

DENVER, Colo.–April 19, 2019–On Saturday, April 27, the public is invited to the unveiling of Anythink’s latest collaborative art piece, “The Singing Tree.” Created by Denver-based Alt Ethos, “The SingingRead More

Valley Hope Launches Alcohol Awareness Campaign

During National Alcohol Awareness Month in April, Valley Hope will highlight issues surrounding women and alcohol. Valley Hope, a nonprofit addiction treatment center, will highlight issues surrounding women and alcoholRead More

The Road to No More Victims – Impaired Driving Month

By Colleen Sheehey-Church My son Dustin had unforgettable, fiery red hair and a huge, goofy grin. He loved to make people laugh. One summer night shortly after graduating high school,Read More

Anythink hosts special event with One Book Colorado author

BRIGHTON, Colo.–April 8, 2019–As a participant in One Book Colorado, a yearly initiative that promotes early literacy by providing all 4-year-olds in the state with access to an exceptional andRead More

Comedian Tiffany Haddish to perform at RamFest April 11

After almost a year of hard work, RamEvents is excited to announce this year’s headliner for RamFest: Tiffany Haddish. The show will take place April 11 in Moby Arena. TicketsRead More

Colorado Ballet Closes Season with Ballet MasterWorks

DENVER, CO (March 18, 2019) – Colorado Ballet will present the grand finale to its 2018/2019 season, April 5 – 14 at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House, performing works thatRead More

Media Advisory: Colorado’s First Gentleman Hosts Pet Adoption Event

DENVER — Colorado’s First Gentleman Marlon Reis is hosting a free adoption event to increase awareness to find loving forever homes for lost or abandoned animals. The First Gentleman isRead More

Kate Greenberg, Colorado’s new ag commissioner, on climate change and mental health in rural America

by John Herrick Colorado Independent The 31-year-old takes the helm at a time when water scarcity and economics pose major challenges to western farmers Kate Greenberg, 31, has spent most ofRead More

March at the DAM: Treasures of British Art: The Berger Collection Opens, Last Chance to View Dior: From Paris to the World, Spring Break Fun, Month of Photography Lecture Series and Other Highlights

The Denver Art Museum (DAM) is honored to present Treasures of British Art: The Berger Collection. Opening on Free First Saturday, March 2, the exhibition, showcasing about 60 paintings giftedRead More

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