Meshell Ndegeocello is a Grammy-winning artist known for blending jazz, funk, soul, and political commentary. Performing at the Newman Center, she brings an intimate yet powerful presence to the stage. The concert showcases her genre-defying sound and lyrical depth. It offers audiences a chance to experience a boundary-pushing Black artist live.
If you don’t have a date for Valentine’s Day, don’t despair. In fact, laugh your head off at a couple productions. The Oriental Theater presents Mortified: Doomed Valentine’s where folks read from their old journals and diaries about their love woes. Imagine pimple-faced you sharing your middle school crushes. Trust us, it is hysterical. Tickets […]
If you’re single for Valentine’s Day, there's no reason to eat a pint of ice cream and cry when there’s so much love in life to celebrate. Listen to live bands, including Gentleman Deluxe & Friends, The Schofields, Scooter James, Micah and the Mirrors, and Silver West. All ages are welcome! The theater is calling […]
Celebrate Black History Month by dropping in to honor black female accomplishments. Participating girl scouts will earn their black history month patch, and all family members are welcome.
Poetic Justice explores love, grief, and Black interior life through the journey of a young woman processing loss. Starring Janet Jackson and Tupac Shakur, the film blends romance with social realism. This screening continues the exploration of his cinematic legacy.
This performance brings together Afro-Latin jazz and street dance traditions. Ephrat Asherie Dance collaborates with Arturo O’Farrill to celebrate African American and Latin dance cultures. The show highlights improvisation and cultural exchange.
Are you interested in jazz music and its roots? Across the Welton Street Corridor, there will be a full-day jazz experience, celebrating Five Points. Come explore the cultural significance and celebrate the history of jazz across the various venues.
Baby Boy examines masculinity and generational cycles within Black families. Singleton presents a raw portrayal of adulthood, responsibility, and emotional growth. The film challenges audiences to confront uncomfortable truths about dependency and power. As part of the trilogy, it deepens understanding of Singleton’s thematic range.
The Denver Streets Partnership is hosting an event to discuss public transit in Denver. You can meet the RTD Board Director JoyAnn Ruscha, share your own opinions on public transit in Denver, and connect with others in the community who are passionate about the same topic. There will also be a free dinner and language […]
The Spirituals Project Choir preserves and performs African American spirituals as living cultural expressions. Let Freedom Ring reflects on freedom, resistance, and faith through music. The performance connects historical spirituals to contemporary struggles for justice.
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