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Celebrate Art & Culture: Events and Exhibitions |
BRAVA! an homage to women in the visual arts – Opening Reception |
For BRAVA!, each participating artist has created a piece influenced by the work of a woman artist from history or today, sparking a visual dialogue across time and artistic styles.
Featuring Works by: Robin Allegra, Jeannie Demarinis, Caroline Douglas, Theresa Haberkorn, Claire Ibarra, Cara Luneau, Megan Morgan, Molly Mohseni, Hannah Shook, Melissa Stuart, Ruth Walcoff.
Thursday, February 6, 5 - 6:30 p.m., Canyon Gallery at Main. |
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This story about Creature is deeply personal, inspired by artist Kendall B. Harper’s son’s experiences growing up on the autism spectrum. This exhibition shares Creature’s journey through life using bright colors and a child’s perspective to foster understanding and acceptance for those who experience the world differently.
February 3 - April 28, Arapahoe Ramp at Main. |
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Burlap Sculpture with Artist Megan Morgan |
Join artist Megan Morgan in the Canyon Gallery for an imaginative, fine art, drop-in workshop where you’ll twist, mold, and paint dynamic burlap sculptures from repurposed materials. Unravel and reshape burlap to bring your own bold, textured creations to life!
Saturday, February 8, 2 - 4 p.m., Canyon Gallery at Main. |
Taiwanese Hand Puppetry: A Unique Cultural Journey |
Experience the magic of Taiwanese hand puppetry with a mesmerizing glove puppet performance by a master puppeteer, accompanied by live music. Step into a world of storytelling, art, and tradition as this unforgettable showcase brings to life tales of bravery, romance, and adventure. Celebrated for its intricate craftsmanship and captivating performances, this timeless art form will transport you to another realm—where every movement tells a story. Don’t miss this unique cultural experience!
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Mokomba Ensemble: A West African Dance and Drumming Celebration |
Experience the infectious rhythms and vibrant movement of West African dance and drumming with renowned dancer Adjei Abankwah and the Mokomba Ensemble. This dynamic performance brings rich cultural traditions to life, followed by a Q&A session and an opportunity for the audience to join in and dance. Don't miss this celebration of music and movement! Registration recommended.
Saturday, February 15, 1 - 2 p.m., Canyon Theater at Main. |
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Read books by diverse authors and discuss them over tea and coffee. Diversity Book Club meets the second Tuesday of the month. February's selection is Pachinko by Min Jin Lee.Tuesday, February 11, 2 - 3 p.m., at Reynolds. |
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Great Decisions: American Foreign Policy at a Crossroads |
Read and discuss foreign policy and current events with fellow peers. Read a well-researched article before the program, then watch a short presentation on the topic before the discussion. Articles and videos are presented by the Foreign Policy Association.
Tuesday, February 13, 2 - 3:30 p.m., at NoBo. |
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