Maggie Donahue
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How Wonderbound has kept dancing through the pandemic
"To give people an evening where they can just laugh and smile… It's so good for people to re-experience those kind of emotions.”
This year’s XicanIndie FilmFest at Su Teatro is now accepting submissions
The festival showcases Chicano independent film and work that speaks to Latinx experiences.
For Denver activists and lawmakers, police response to attack on U.S. Capitol highlights disparity in treatment of Black and brown protestors
Activists say that the Capitol police’s seemingly lax treatment of insurrectionists reflects racial dynamics that exist here in Denver.
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People are worried the CRUSH Walls founder will still have power over the street art scene despite sexual assault claims
On Thursday the RiNo Arts District announced it was severing ties with the street arts festival.
For this year’s Transgender Day of Remembrance, Colorado’s trans communities come together virtually to mourn and commemorate lives lost
Virtual vigils present challenges and opportunities for attendees.
You oughta know…that Denverites can soon stream ‘Jagged Little Pill’s’ Broadway Reunion Concert
You, you, you oughta know!
How do you stay sane in a COVID-19 winter? We’ve got (a lot of) ideas.
Holiday merriment, art, film, music, dining in, meditation: This list has it all.
Here’s what happened when I tried an MCA activation that combats loneliness through 36 questions
“The first time I tried it, it actually gave me chills, because I could feel the other person’s voice in my ear. After months in pandemic, it almost feels like a substitution for touch.”
A virtual reality film experience by Birdman’s Alejandro Iñárritu has debuted in Aurora
The installation immerses visitors in the world of Central American and Mexican refugees.
We got a sneak peak at the new Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera installation at the DAM
Tickets are on sale now.