Danny Newman's new app turns the 325-foot Daniels & Fisher Tower into a giant remote-controlled light show downtown.

Fans and touring pros rallied around Brye after thieves gutted her merch trailer outside a Colorado Springs hotel.

The 26th annual festival lands at Sloan's Lake Aug. 29-30, even as algae blooms threaten the lake's future as its home.

Twenty-two fragile Edward Curtis photogravures leave Denver Public Library's vaults for a Greenwood Village show opening Friday.

Four beloved DIA murals, including Leo Tanguma's conspiracy-famous panels, are heading back to Level 5 this month.

The touring revival lands downtown just months after a scrappy 250-seat Littleton staging of the same Monty Python romp.

Telluride's 46-year-old mushroom gathering wants a $25,000 donor match after ticket sales sank 40% this year.

Denver’s Colorado 150 celebration packed the Golden Triangle with pancakes, live music, free museums and John Denver’s guitars.

Phamaly's world‑premiere of 504 revisits the 1977 disability‑rights sit‑in as a recent DOJ move raises fresh questions about community care.

Denver leaders broke ground on a $60M renovation at the May Bonfils Stanton Theatre in Loretto Heights, aiming to restore the 1963 venue and expand arts access in southwest Denver.

Opera Colorado and AGMA reached a three‑year agreement that secures pay, rest breaks and protections for chorus singers, stage staff and emerging artists. The deal includes a side‑letter for the Artists in Residence program.

The state awarded Colorado Public Radio a $1.5M tax credit to build a public-facing downtown Denver headquarters at 777 Grant St. The site will combine CPR’s news and music operations and include public performance and meeting space.

After 13 years the High Plains Comedy Festival is ending, organizers said — a final blowout is planned and other presenters are already reshuffling the summer calendar.