From DPL: Always searching for new challenges in his music, trumpeter Tom Gershwin explores the broad range of classic jazz in this duo project. Working with guitarist Bill Kopper, brass and strings combine effortlessly for intimate ballads, joyful swing tunes and some snappy bebop. More info about this event. All Weekend Music Series events are free,.... Read More

She's back! We can still remember the first time we saw "Linda" at the Denver Art Museum. She looked so real that we found ourselves breathing softly and whispering as we gathered around, attentively studying her sleeping form to see if her closed eyes would twitch or if her ribcage would expand with a quiet breath. In order.... Read More

EXHIBIT DATES EXTENDED to April 26! This incredibly extensive exhibit has taken over every single floor of the MCA! Journeying through his days as a member of DEVO through the present, Myopia includes an intriguing collection of Mark Mothersbaugh's music (presented via music videos, record players in the gallery and his own unique orchestrions), personal artifacts,.... Read More

Seeing a summertime concert at the Denver Botanic Gardens is certainly a Denver Bucket List item, so check out this year's line-up and see if 2015 is the time to relax in the grassy amphitheater, nibble items from your picnic basket and enjoy some great music under the stars. Concerts include Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with.... Read More

Arts Brookfield invites the public to enjoy performances by Friends of Chamber Music. For three Tuesdays in April, beginning April 7 and running through April 21, Arts Brookfield presents Friends of Chamber Music: Lunchtime at 1801 California, a series of free concerts, open to the public  from noon to 1 PM. Lark Duo: A violin and viola duo that has performed throughout.... Read More

Lots of things are starting to grow! Go celebrate spring with a visit to one of America's top botanic gardens. Don't forget to visit the Children's Garden on top of the parking structure across the street from the main gardens.

Walk, bike, ride RTD or carpool your way to Civic Center Park to learn about sustainable living, composting and gardening through interactive displays, expert presentations and fun activities. You'll also have the opportunity to test drive various models of electric cars (ever wanted to drive a Tesla?) and win cool eco prizes. Local and sustainable.... Read More

See the Oscar-nominated animated film and meet the director at the Denver Film Society this week. About the film: In a fateful bumper car collision, Jake and Ella meet and become the most loving couple in the long history of Romance. But when a scheming "other" woman drives a wedge of jealousy into their perfect courtship,.... Read More

Don't let the title of this April lecture series from the The Museum of Contemporary Art fool you! While yes, you will be be exploring contemporary culture through issues relating to women and gender, you'll also find yourself entertained, intrigued and really glad you came. With film screenings, creative performances, lectures and panel discussions, these.... Read More

The Denver Music Summit brings together musicians, industry professionals, civic leaders and music enthusiasts for educational programming, live performances and policy engagement. This 3-day summit provides a platform to share ideas, inspire ingenuity and develop new models of music-driven economic development and community building. Tickets are $35 for the whole weekend and $10 for individual.... Read More