Avatar: The Last Airbender in Concert Comes to Denver September 10
Get ready for an unparalleled musical odyssey as Nickelodeon, GEA Live and Senbla proudly present: Avatar: The Last Airbender In Concert. Immerse yourself in an over two-hour show…
Su Teatro Features 25th Annual Xicano Independent Film Festival
Posted March 28, 2024 Su Teatro presents a month of programming April 4-7, focused around 2 annual festivals. The 25th Annual Xicano Independent Film Festival features the best…
Have a Seat: Mexican Chair Design Today Opens at Denver Art Museum
Posted: February 15, 2024 The Denver Art Museum (DAM) presents Have a Seat: Mexican Chair Design Today, an interactive exhibition featuring three historical artworks, 17 contemporary seats designed…
At Age 83, Artist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith Celebrates National Exhibit
By Mary Beth King Jaune Quick-to-See Smith knew from an early age that she wanted to be an artist. Born on the St. Ignatius Indian Mission, she is an…
New México’s Latest Film Production Explores Intertribal Relations
Jason Asenap Billy Luther’s first foray into narrative feature length film territory, “Frybread Face and Me”, is a highly successful endeavor. Luther displays a talent for navigating queerness…
Frozen and Encanto Highlight Disney on Ice at Ball Arena
For the first time, Disney On Ice invites families to step inside the magical adventures of Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Frozen, the #1 Animated feature of all time, and Disney Animation’s Encanto, the 2022…
Nolan’s Oppenheimer Treats New México as a Blank Canvas
Kelsey D. Atherton In Christopher Nolan’s three-hour biopic “Oppenheimer,” released recently, the Manhattan Project comes to New México largely because J. Robert Oppenheimer (Cillian Murphy) wishes it so….
Free Community Celebration of Lowrider Artistry Kicks Off Desert Rider: Dreaming In Motion
The Denver Art Museum (DAM) opens Desert Rider: Dreaming in Motion, a new exhibition that will feature artworks exploring lowrider and skateboard culture in Denver and across the American…
New Novel Explores an Unlikely Key to El Salvador’s Redemption
By Pilar Marrero For Yurina Melara, El Salvador is not a distant memory but a daily presence in the news and on the streets of her adopted city,…
Latinos Continue to Fight to Play Crucial Roles in Hollywood
By Daniel Ogas Whether it is quinceañeras or Dia de los Muertos, Latinos have plenty of occasions to celebrate. But in recent years, Hollywood has given the community…