Throw a Private Party and Play Dress Up at the Cat Club
“You can be as fun and as silly as you want. It’s a judgment-free zone.”
Arts & Culture
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Colorado Business Committee for the Arts Celebrates Award Winners
RedLine Contemporary, Charles Schwab, and Levitt Pavilion Denver are among the winners.
Artist Rudi Monterroso Is Creating Hobbit Playhouses to Make Ends Meet
Artist Rudi Monterroso builds playhouses to stay afloat during the pandemic.
Keith Haring’s Grace House Mural Makes Exhibition Debut at MCA Denver
The early career mural is seen for the first time since its original installation at the MCA Denver
Ten Things to Do In and Around Denver (and Online) This Weekend
Activities abound, both in-person and online.
Write Now: The Writers Studio Literary Festival Returns Online
Arapahoe Community College’s annual celebration of writing and writers returns, bigger and better (and more digital) than ever.
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Art Attack: Thirteen Ways to Celebrate First Friday in Denver
Kick off March with a Friday full of art.
Colorado Dragon Boat Film Festival Roars Into Denver
This year’s screenings will be virtual.
Denver Alamo Drafthouse Locations Survive Bankruptcy…for Now
The arthouse cinema chain is being sold to Altamont Capital Partners and other investors.
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New Mural Wishes Tiger Woods Well and Asks You to Mask Up
Kyle Holbrook has brought MLK Mural to town.
The Stacks Are Back: Nine Denver Libraries Reopen March 9
A handful of branches are back in action with limited services.
CPAC’s Samantha Johnston Has Month of Photography 2021 Under Control
The Colorado Photographic Arts Center head has taken the helm of Month of Photography.
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The State of Murals: Take a Trip Through Colorado Street Art
The state just launched a series of mural tours.
Visit Stonehenge Without Leaving Denver
The Denver Museum of Nature & Science’s latest exhibit explores the magic and science of the famous historic site.
Alone: A Survival Novel in Verse Your Kids (and You) Need to Read Now
What would you do if you realized everybody you loved was gone, and you had to figure out how to survive by yourself?
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Five Things to Do for Free In and Around Denver (and Online) This Weekend
It’s finally March.
Seven Things to Do In and Around Denver (and Online) This Weekend
In-person performances return!
Filmmaker Jonathan Martin’s Journey From Boredom to Justice
Black Sock Productions’ The Confrontation Project looks at police relationships with African Americans.
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Red Rocks Community College Will Write and Perform a Play in a Day
Seven theater companies have 24 hours to write, produce and perform a play.
Black Cube Powers On With a Film About History and Bricks
Denver’s nomadic museum will exhibit Alejandro Almanza Pereda’s “De esos polvos estos barros” on Youtube on Friday, February 26.
Art Attack: Eight New Shows and Events in Denver
Photography, graffiti and installations await you in galleries around town.
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Month of Photography 2021: Ten Not-to-Miss Shows
If you love photography, March is your month.