Boulder County Arts Calendar

Join us for a double feature as part of the Colorado Mahlerfest: Schoenberg & More + Electric Liederland Double Header Concert The first concert, a traditional chamber music concert , will begin at 7 PM and will last approximately 90 minutes without intermission. We will take a break of about 30 minutes while we...

Our spring production will deliver an evening of excellence. We invite you to enjoy four works by world-renowned, classically-based choreographers who have shaped how we view ballet today. You’ll experience works that go from uplifting and lighthearted to fast and technical, showcasing the emotional range and...

Flex is joined by stalwart Front Range jazz saxophonist Peter Sommer for an evening of energetic, creative, and heartfelt original compositions from the library of Sommer and Lande's long-standing duo. Flex is a band formed in 2017 that embodies flexibility, flexion of muscle and mind, the reflex of heart and mood,...

Alan Snow, Caroline Chin, & Sophia Szokolay, violin Lauren Spaulding & Aria Cheregosha, viola Kenneth Woods & Parry Karp, cello Talla Rouge Duo SCHOENBERG Verklärte Nacht (Transfigured Night), Op. 4 MITZE Seesaw LANZILOTTI Silhouette, Mirror PERKINSON Blue/s Forms PERKINSON Louisiana Blues Strut: A Cakewalk for Solo...

Follow the yellow brick road in this delightful stage adaptation of L. Frank Baum’s beloved tale, featuring the iconic musical score from the MGM film. The timeless tale, in which young Dorothy Gale travels from Kansas over the rainbow to the magical Land of Oz, continues to thrill audiences worldwide. SPECIAL...

Kenneth Woods, guitar Dave LeRoy Biller, bass and guitar Michael Karcher-Young, bass and drums Michael Baker, drums MAHLER arr. WOODS Symphony No. 9 (1st Movement) ELGAR arr. WOODS Cello Concerto (Malvern Hills Melancholy) WOODS Life:Time HENDRIX Machine Gun WOODS Cliffs of Penarth MAHLER arr. WOODS The Farewell ...

Writer’s Workshop: Held on the Third Friday of Each Month When writers gather in a community to write, each may well break through old habits and write something stronger and truer than before. To help this happen we work together to create an atmosphere in which everyone might feel free to try anything. Join the...

Tickets and Info at: Sun Ra Event at LUMONICS This Immersive event includes live music, a short art film and an immersive light and sound experience as only Lumonics can provide. A beautiful tribute to Sun Ra, this is an experience different from any typical Friday night music event...we hope to see you there as we...

LIKE A DOG Lauren Samblanet Book Launch With readings by Lauren Samblanet, Hillary Leftwich, Ashley Howell Bunn, Violet Mitchell MAY 17th 2024 7-9:00 PM FREE Taking its cues from the New Narrative writing movement, like a dog considers how sexual identity is morphed, hidden, and denied by cultural forces like film,...

This project has been in development for over two years and includes a multimedia exhibit, educational curricula, Street Wise murals, oral histories, and a variety of programs. This project aims to amplify Black perspectives and resource Black historians to preserve and share Colorado’s rich and complex Black...

Like snapshot photographs, or “stills,” this exhibit explores oil paintings by Jennifer Hohlfelder and Cindi Yaklich that evoke storytelling through still lifes and figurative work. Whether through the lens of Yaklich’s realism or Hohlfelder’s nostalgic pieces, this exhibit reminds us to appreciate the fleeting...

Join Motus Theater for the premiere of an UndocuAmerica exhibit showcasing murals by Edica Pacha of Motus UndocuAmerica monologists that were vandalized and torn down when placed in public spaces in Denver and Boulder. And artwork, developed in collaboration with Motus Theater, for Motus immigration programming by...

In this exhibit, Bala Thiagarajan showcases her recent contemporary mandala artwork. From a cultural point of view, mandalas are symbols of wholeness and are used for facilitating personal growth, healing, grounding, transformation, and signifying delicacy and impermanence of life. Mandalas are ephemeral in their...

David Mesquitic is a pianist, composer, and educator committed to the intergenerational transfer of the knowledge, history, and traditions of jazz. Mesquitic currently teaches at the University of Wyoming as Lecturer in Jazz Piano where he also maintains a schedule performing with his trio, adjudicating, and...

Kenneth Woods, conductor MahlerFest Orchestra SCHUBERT arr. MAHLER String Quartet No. 14 in D minor, “Death and the Maiden” STRAUSS An Alpine Symphony When Mahler died in 1911, Strauss began working in earnest on An Alpine Symphony. This work became his memorial to Mahler. The simple story of the climber who ascends...

Griffin House Griffin House is an American singer-songwriter and storyteller. Touring and making records for over 20 years, House has a discography that includes over 13 albums. His debut record “Lost and Found” (2004) was featured on CBS Sunday Morning by music critic and then VP MTV/VH1, Bill Flanagan, who named...

Zoe Rogers brings another round of funny people. Zac Maas is a comedian, writer, filmmaker and actor from Deadwood, South Dakota, where he grew up surrounded by the Black Hills. He has headlined comedy shows across the US and internationally, from Alaska to Mexico. His first comedy album, Punching Jesus, topped the...

Join Sans Souci Festival of Dance Cinema for a very special “locals’ only” screening…Colorado films of many kinds will pepper this lineup, representing the diverse dancers of the Front Range and mountains, of various ages, abilities, and styles. We are proud to return to the Boe to share the films created in our...

MahlerFest's symposium showcases brilliant scholars, providing context and counterpoint that will add richness to the Festival's diverse musical offerings. Program: *Joseph Horowitz - Mahler and Schubert: Taverns in Paradise *Renate Stark-Voit - Stations and Stages of a Close Companion: The Lied “Das himmlische...