Denver Arts & Venues set aside a sizable sum of emergency relief funding for both venues and artists suffering financially as a direct result of the COVID-1...
Earlier this week, Red Rocks (along with 1,500 venues) put out a plea for help in the form of red lights. Dubbed the #RestartRedAlert, venues nationwide lit up ...
For the last several years on the first Tuesday of September, artists have hidden art all over Denver during World Art Drop Day. This year, despite all of the i...
This summer, Denver Arts & Venues has teamed up with 10 local fitness studios and cultural arts organizations to bring exercise and culture to downtown.
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A sediment pond in Denver's City Park, near the corner of 17th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard, was originally created in 1917 as a living work of art. Filled wit...
For over a decade, Mary Valdez with Denver Public Art has organized a program where local, national and international street artists are given a stipend to pain...
In these uncertain times, many livelihoods are in limbo, stalled out or maybe even gone for the foreseeable future. This, of course, includes artists and creati...
For over a decade now, Denver's Urban Arts Fund (UAF) has paired street artists with walls all over the city and county, paying them to paint murals that live o...
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Denver's vibrant and colorful mural scene can trace many of its roots back to the charged Chicano/a rights movements in the 1960s and '70s. The Chicano movem...
Denver-based artist Markus Puskar likes to find interesting ways to paint murals and bring his community together. After moving to Denver in 2017, Puskar's frie...
Local music is a precious thing that both entertains as well as enhances our culture as a city. Denver knows this fact, from the Mission Ballroom rising in RiNo...
On May 20 Denver Arts & Venues will be hosting the 15th Annual Five Points Jazz Festival. The Five Points Jazz Festival, while being a mecca for jazz enthus...
