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We picked some of the best camera club pictures sent to us by our members.

Calling all art lovers, Lincoln City is once again showcasing its seven-mile “trail” of public art with a free digital passport that includes an exciting addition of the new The

The First Friday Artwalk for March will extend some unique perspectives and mediums from artists working both in and out of the Yampa Valley. Participating galleries will host receptions from 5-8 p.m. Friday throughout Steamboat...

Many people may not be aware that the Fremont Center for the Arts owns a particularly distinctive treasure. A permanent collection of more than 200 pieces dating back to 1948 rotate throughout the FCA each month. India Beach, FCA’s Arts Director, said some pieces are purchased from the annual Blossom Festival Art Exhibition and others […]

Things to do in Denver: A fall off the wagon party and a bug-eating festival. Your best bets for the weekend also include Black History Month and a John Fielder exhibit

In the first decade after the fallout of World War II, the global movie industry hadn’t missed a step. But which of them are actually the greatest?Throughout the middle of the 20th century, the

A college student from Colorado leads the EPA’s new National Environmental Youth Advisory Council. Then, a new exhibit featuring conservationist John Fielder who left a legacy, and a timeline, for scientists studying climate change. And "Purplish," has the behind-the-scenes story of Colorado’s effort to keep the U.S. Space Command in Colorado.

Editors note: Colorado Politics reporters are covering the opening ceremonies of the second regular session of the 74th General Assembly. The House and Senate are scheduled to convene at 10

Turning tides of development. Housing disparities. New community leaders. A new town. This past year was filled with uncertainty, change, growth and loss in Summit County.  It was a year that saw an acceleration of...

This year, Colorado lost a man who helped us see where we live more clearly. Not long before his death, landscape photographer John Fielder donated his archive to the people of his beloved Colorado. In January, roughly six months before his death, Fielder invited us into his home near Silverthorne.