Colorado Business Committee for the Arts’ latest edition of this biennial report showcases how the arts, cultural and scientific nonprofit sector continues to recover from the pandemic
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CBCA’s largest annual fundraiser and celebration, the Awards luncheon is the only statewide event honoring companies and individuals for their engagement with the arts. The event was attended by 600 corporate, cultural, and civic leaders at the Seawell Grand Ballroom at DCPA, and livestreamed to attendees around the state.
At the celebration which is virtual this year the CBCA will honor an impressive mix of winners, many of whom have been instrumental in helping the arts community make it through the pandemic, including RedLine Contemporary Art Center and Levitt Pavilion Denver, both nonprofits that advocated hard for arts, culture and venue funding and helped get money into the hands of struggling organizations.
Also in the mix are smaller companies like Jack s Solar Garden, which runs an Artist on the Farm program, and Pizzeria Locale, which has partnered with Access Gallery and Art From Ashes to display artworks and poetry on pizza boxes. The CBCA will also celebrate giants like Charles Schwab, which has been creating opportunities for artists at its corporate campus.