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Final Week: Awkward Family Photos

History Colorado Center 1200 Broadway, Denver

On Exhibit through January 8, 2017 You’ve seen them on the website, on Facebook, and probably in your own family photo albums, those pictures that just scream awkward! Join the.... Read More

Final Week: The Deep End by Jonathan Saiz

Leon Gallery 1112 E 17th Ave, Denver

One of our favorite exhibitions of the year is coming to a close. Go see it RIGHT NOW! Some 6,000 tiny paintings make up this fascinating body of work exploring.... Read More

National Western Stock Show

National Western Complex 4655 Humboldt St., Denver

The 16-day National Western Stock Show opens Saturday, January 7, and features a BBQ Throwdown competition presented by Chevrolet, an authentic Ranch Rodeo, championship fiddle competitions, PBR bull riding, family-fun dog shows, Frontier Airlines Mutton Bustin’, Coors Western Art gallery, a nursery of baby animals, the King Soopers Petting Farm and acres of food and shopping. Tuesday, January 10th, is FREE Grounds Admission Day, compliments.... Read More

Siren Song: A Pirate’s Odyssey

Buntport Theater 717 Lipan Street, Denver

A comedy series for all pirates and their parents- bringing you new high seas hijinks each Second Saturday Oct.-May! Inspired by Homer’s Odyssey, an audience-suggested song launches each play-full voyage. Two show times: 1p - 2p and 3p - 4p More info and tickets: http://buntport.com/2016/08/siren-song/

Classics in Context: The Great Dictator

Sie FilmCenter 2510 East Colfax, Denver

The Headlines. The Music. The News Reels. The Serials. The Advertisements. Enjoy your favorite classics presented exactly as they were upon their original release. Presenting: The Great Dictator. Sunday, January 8th at 1pm. USA | 1940 |125 min Classics in Context from the Denver Film Society presents beloved classics, in a way that has not been seen in.... Read More

Different Voices: Exploring Music in the Plays of Quiara Algeria Hudes

Curious Theatre 1080 Acoma St., Denver

Join us for an evening of musical selections performed by the Harlem Quartet and a fascinating discussion of the use of music in the plays of Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Quiara Alegría Hudes.  Hudes studied music composition at Yale University, where she earned her B.A., and playwriting at Brown University, earning an M.F.A. Denver actress, director,.... Read More