Boulder Arts News Today

Boulder Arts Week is a celebration of all the arts and cultural activities that are going on in Boulder.

Grab your top hat, throw on a tailcoat, and unfurl your favorite stock whip -- the Dairy Center's annual fundraising gala is here, and this year's theme is inspired by circuses and carnivals.

Imagine yourself onstage, in front of a crowd of complete strangers. The room is quiet, save for a rogue whoop, that could be either menacing or encouraging.

Boulder Arts Week, a yearly local celebration of the arts, is coming back to town next month.

Boulder Arts Week, a yearly local celebration of the arts, is coming back to town next month.

Tucked away between the Diagonal Highway and whirring Foothills Parkway, up three flights of stairs and one turn to the right lies the most magnificent view in Boulder.

Boulder won’t become a world-class and welcoming city without a robust and healthy arts and culture sector.

The Messinger Gallery Opening for artists Bruce Borowsky, Bruce Hendersen, and Bruce Shaffer on Thursday, September 7 drew a standing-room only crowd for their conversation with Emily Tucker Bernstein.

In a convergence of creativity, the Boulder JCC is eagerly anticipating the upcoming gallery exhibition at the Messinger Gallery, which will showcase a remarkable collection of photographic works by three talented local artists sharing the same first name—Bruce Borowsky, Bruce Henderson, and Bruce Shaffer.

Artist Ana Maria Hernando’s “Flowering Eulogy” is a tribute wrought from tragedy.