What’s Your Vision for Denver? Help plan Denver right! As Denver continues to grow and change, what are your hopes, ideas and concerns for the future of our city? What changes in land use, mobility, parks and recreational resources would make life in Denver more enjoyable? Come share your vision for Denver, hear from others.... Read More

Join Opera Colorado for a unique exploration, the birth and making of the acclaimed opera As Onewhich premiered at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in 2014. This new, 75-minute chamber opera depicts the experiences of its sole transgender protagonist, Hannah, as she endeavors to resolve the discord between herself and the outside world. Two singers, a baritone and a mezzo-soprano, both portray the.... Read More

Beers Made By Walking invites brewers to go on nature hikes and create new beers inspired by plants identified on the trail. Each beer is a unique, drinkable portrait of the landscape. This year’s Denver festival will take place at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science on Tuesday, October 4 from 5:30-8:30 p.m., the.... Read More

My Teenage Angst is celebrating its 5th anniversary this month! What is MTA? It's an evening when brave souls take the stage and read real journal entries from their tweens to twenties for our entertainment. Dig up your old yearbooks, journals, and notes passed in class and take part in the show Westword called the “Best Way to Publicly Embarrass.... Read More

How is testimony used as performance? How can visual art communicate that which cannot be spoken? And how do artists and activists act as performers of change? The Vicki Myhren Gallery hosts a symposium on October 6th in conjunction with their fall exhibition, The Wall/ La Pared: Immigration and Identity. The exhibition explores “the wall” as.... Read More

Cult Following is unrehearsed, unscripted theatre featuring the fast-talking and quick-thinking talents of some of Denver’s best improv performers. DEBATES: Tired of seeing the same types of politicians fighting over the same topics year after year? Take a break from the election craziness with a ridiculous debate that you control. Choose the parties that our.... Read More

Oil and gas development in Colorado has become the source of many contentious policy debates in recent years. These debates often center on the potential risks and benefits associated with oil and gas development, including the use of hydraulic fracturing to access oil and gas resources, and the increased supply of fossil fuels made available.... Read More

What is the future city but that of its youth? Like all of us, Denver’s young people are shaped by their environment and their community.  Unlike adults, they are not empowered to be in control of these environments. Learn from leading-edge youth development organizations engaging in community change through creative outlets that give voice to.... Read More

Beginning this August, Levitt Pavilion Denver will present a teaser concert series featuring five FREE concerts in Denver’s historic Civic Center Park. The teaser series is an exciting prelude of what’s to come when Levitt Pavilion Denver formally opens in 2017 at its permanent location in Ruby Hill Park. Starting in 2017, Levitt Pavilion Denver.... Read More

The Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) reopens its doors (a pipe leak temporarily closed the museum) with a mercurial garden party celebrating the opening of Kim Dickey, Nathan Carter, and Bodacioussss. This festive evening will feature roaming performances by Pythian Whispers, a rooftop garden DJ set by Killd By, projection mapping by Orchidz3ro, limited edition Meet the Dramastics merchandise, plus multiple bars and.... Read More