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Denver cancels Five Points Jazz Festival, to be replaced by grant program

Diversity in the Arts internship program encourages Denver organizations to nurture the next generation of arts leaders

Denver’s getting its own history museum in a fittingly historic building

Want Denver to pay you to paint a mural? Urban Arts Fund applications are now open.

Denver may be first in nation to grant legal status to un-permitted DIY art spaces

Somebody is vandalizing Denver’s murals. “Something’s happening. It’s a new thing.”