5 infectiously entertaining pandemic pics
Did you hear the news? People who watch horror and dystopian movies appear to be more psychologically resilient to the pandemic….
Category: Arts and Culture
The show must go on (Zoom)
Students in Metropolitan State University of Denver’s Department of Theatre and Dance are putting a COVID-19-era spin on the phrase “The show…
Catching up with ‘Sabrina & Corina’ author Kali Fajardo-Anstine
Kali Fajardo-Anstine’s short-story collection “Sabrina & Corina” continues to earn critical accolades with the bestowing of an American Book Award….
Let’s talk about cancel culture
By now, the process is old hat: A person says or does something considered racist, xenophobic, sexist, homophobic, transphobic or…
The broken promises behind ‘Winter Counts’
Friction between federal law enforcement and Native American nations is the focus of a new novel by Denver author David…
We need to talk about ‘Karen’
At first, she just wanted to speak to the manager. When video clips featuring “Karen” started appearing a few years…
‘Whose memory do we honor?’
The history of the monument in front of the statehouse honoring the 1st Colorado Cavalry was complicated. So was the expression…
Songs to sustain a movement
Elijah McClain played the violin. And on June 27, throngs of musicians from across the state and the nation gathered in Aurora’s…
The Point of community and coffee
Ryan Cobbins never planned to open Coffee at The Point, a bustling café that has become a popular community gathering place…
The future of meetings during COVID-19 pandemic? Un-conventional
When COVID-19 hit in March, the massive Outdoor Retailer trade show made the decision to cancel its annual summer gathering, recently announcing…