Arts

After developing a painful sound sensitivity, Longmont artist Roger Dinardi fought his way back to music with "12 Notes for 7 Stories," a collaborative album shaped by struggle, story, and community.

On Tuesday, musical artist Zach Bryan announced that he would be playing an unplanned show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in August. Tickets will allegedly be less than $50, plus fees.

Katherine Eid Wild’s show “Miroth” traces four generations of her Lebanese family and blends myth and memory. The show will take place at Longmont Public Media on June 20 and will be followed by a day-long workshop, “The Story of Your Voice,” on June 21.

Mishawaka and Visit Fort Collins produce a free to the public, Avant-garde music series showcasing underrepresented edgy talent in Northern Colorado

A clip from a unique, drum-less performance by Lakewood High School’s drumline at a band concert went viral on TikTok, with 2.5 million views accumulated in less than a week.

The Longmont Museum’s “Thursday Nights @ the Museum” wraps up May 1 with “On the Rise,” a live performance featuring emerging and established singer-songwriters from across Colorado and beyond.

Five community members, including three children, won this year’s Boulder Public Library Card Design Contest. Their artwork will be featured on new cards launching June 1 alongside the Summer of Discovery reading program.

The sensory-friendly event on April 27 invites families and individuals with disabilities to enjoy a relaxed, interactive ballet performance featuring excerpts from the company's production of "Cinderella."

The Museum of Boulder will hold a fundraiser dinner (tickets for $268) on April 27 at Hotel Boulderado to support its Boulder Eats! exhibit, which will celebrate the region’s rich food history with artifacts, programs, and culinary storytelling.

Longmont High School’s drama department will perform a contemporary adaptation of Little Women, exploring the coming-of-age journey of the March sisters, with performances running April 24-26.