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Longmont eyes old sugar factory as site for dual theater performing arts venue - Boulder Weekly
According to council member Marcia Martin, the concept of turning Longmont’s defunct and dilapidated sugar factory into a performing arts center basically fell into the city’s lap.
The proposal came about a couple of months ago, while Council was still working on language for a ballot measure to ask voters this fall if they’re willing to take on a new property tax to fund such a venture. The venue was originally slated for development downtown at Boston Avenue and Main Street. But Council pa...
The proposal came about a couple of months ago, while Council was still working on language for a ballot measure to ask voters this fall if they’re willing to take on a new property tax to fund such a venture. The venue was originally slated for development downtown at Boston Avenue and Main Street. But Council pa...
The black sheep beekeeper - Boulder Weekly
Local ‘bee guardian’ bucks convention on chemical-free beekeeping
Public access TV is dead, long live public access TV! - Boulder Weekly
Boulder gave up on the concept nearly 15 years ago. Longmont is reimagining the model. Is there a place for this curio of the cable era in our digital world?
Greenlining: Colorado's cannabis industry social equity program is far from equal - Boulder Weekly
Restrictive zoning policies, overly broad qualifying criteria and ‘flat-out greed’: Licensees in Colorado’s cannabis industry social equity program say, one year in, the playing field is far from level
The Catamounts centers Black folklore in ‘One Way-Back Day’ - Boulder Weekly
Before she wrote One Way-Back Day—the most recent production by Boulder’s Catamounts theater troupe—Tresha Farris was questioning her writing ability.
“I had a bad interaction with a professor about my writing,” the Denver-based actor explains. “I was a little disheartened.”But her father, himself a writer, pushed her “to go back to the pen,” Farris says. “I decided I had to find a project I was really interested in doing.”
She turned to her childhood for inspiration, to a collection of A...
“I had a bad interaction with a professor about my writing,” the Denver-based actor explains. “I was a little disheartened.”But her father, himself a writer, pushed her “to go back to the pen,” Farris says. “I decided I had to find a project I was really interested in doing.”
She turned to her childhood for inspiration, to a collection of A...
The sound of transience - Boulder Weekly
Bonobo’s seventh record is an exuberant collection that typifies the genre-defying, sample laden sound Simon Green has come to define over the last 20 years
The victim penalty - Boulder Weekly
One former CU student’s experience with sexual harassment highlights the financial costs of victimhood and the evolution of Title IX
How should Tamara Lindeman look at the stars? - Boulder Weekly
On The Weather Station’s upcoming album, the Canadian singer-songwriter ‘peels away denial’ in a return to a rawer aesthetic
History belongs to everyone - Boulder Weekly
‘Walk With Me’ brings Ernest Withers’ photography to The Dairy for Black History Month
My fellow Americans . . . - Boulder Weekly
Opening exhibition at east window SOUTH takes on police brutality against Black Americans
Hexus Collective addresses ‘the invisibility of disability’ in new exhibit - Boulder Weekly
Through layers of white voile draped over their faces, two members of Hexus Collective maintain the semi-autonomous nature of the performance art group even over Google Meet.
Capitalism is the crisis - Boulder Weekly
Why we can’t buy our way out of racism
Historical amnesia - Boulder Weekly
America was built on rebellion, but the rhetoric around current protests proves there’s still no socially acceptable way to dissent as a black American
Whistling past a graveyard - Boulder Weekly
Two Swedish economists explain the country’s pandemic strategy, and why they don’t believe it will benefit the Nordic state in the long run
Is this working for everybody? - Boulder Weekly
How arts organizations can use the pandemic as a spring board to better accessibility
Changing the rules - Boulder Weekly
Local voices weigh in on the United Methodist Church’s impending schism over LGBTQ inclusion
Unearthing what’s beneath - Boulder Weekly
In her first collection of short stories, local author Kristie Betts Letter goes underground
The Francesca box - Boulder Weekly
MCA Denver exhibit humanizes one of Boulder’s most celebrated photographers
The misunderstanding of Hobo Johnson - Boulder Weekly
The Sacramento artist on surviving the court of public opinion and writing a musical about cockroaches
A little of the absurd - Boulder Weekly
A century of whimsy with artist Gerda Rovetch
This bird has flown - Boulder Weekly
Violinist Kishi Bashi on the resilience of the human experience
The hakawati - Boulder Weekly
One father’s story of immigration is the story of all humanity.
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