This place is such a cool cultural inspiration for the Hispanic/Latino communities in Colorado!…read moreApparently they will be renovating the inside soon but overall the staff is super friendly, the Guadalupe play was a well put together play, and the food and drinks served inside were such a steal! Well priced with tamales for $3 (yummy too)!

Awesome community theater that puts on an extraordinary number of culturally themed performances,…read moreand many are based in Colorado as well. They have oratorios, plays, monologues, multimedia performances, musicals, and the list goes on. What a beautiful way to honor and celebrate local Latinx and Chicano culture!

Wow. I had the opportunity to get a tour here during their limited hours and just wow! There is an…read moreamazing amount of local African American history packed into this small building. The Center was Founded in 1998 in the Five Points Historic District by Ms. Grace Stiles, who taught in the Denver Public School System for 23 years. This Center is dedicated to the preservation of African American history with the goal to shine a light on the significant contributions of African Americans in the progress and development of America. After passing by the building several times last week, I finally noticed the sign on the door listing the hours of Saturday 2 pm-4pm. Today I arrived right at 2pm and was greeted by Ms. Kala, daughter of Ms. Grace Stiles. After a few brief introductions, including with some of the volunteer staff and students, Ms. Kala began taking me on a tour of The Center. The tour began with the wall featuring Ms. Grace Stiles and many of her successes and accomplishments. Next was the Obama room with several artifacts featuring the Obamas, including a letter to Ms. Stiles from then Senator B. Obama. This was followed by the cotton picking corner then proceeded upstairs. Upstairs is filled with notable patented inventions by African Americans along various tributes, photos and displays of contributions made by African Americans. Ms. Kala even shared other local Denver history related to renaming of parks, repurposing of buildings, etc. in the Five Points District. There was so much history covered in the brief hour and a half that I was there. I also learned the Center owned the adjacent/attached building which is presently a fully-functional and rentable 3 bedroom - 2 bathroom air-bnb. Overall, I really like the work that is being done here and I hope that you get a chance to stop by and check out the Center.

Beautiful turf field for high school games in Aurora. There is a fee to enter Varisty games.read more

This is result a gem of Denver's art scene. A wonderful blend of music, dance and incredible stage…read moredesign. I went to all four shows last season, so this year I bought season tickets! With the investment!

Their temporary performance space is good. Plenty of room for the dancers and movement of sets. I…read moresaw their reimagined performance of Penny's Dreadful, a vampiric tale set in Paris, France. Lots of fun. Their new performance at 3824 Dahlia St is opening soon.

Just coming to see one of the young ladies from our church perform in an opera, with a lead role…read more It's a smaller theater, seating about 500, so you feel close to the 'action'. Quite a busy center, with 4 shows going at once, but it's nice to see that the show does go on! A bit chaotic to get in, but is student run, so you have to appreciate the efforts and seeing these guys sharpen their craft. Catch a show and support local, amateur theater!

I love the Kings Center! I watch plays here all the time, back in 14' I found a favorite little…read moreskit called "Urine Town." I'm lavished by the ritziest seats, they're very tiny, the whole theatre is minimal and comfortable. Tickets are available for cheap prices, my favorite! Especially discounted price with your student ID! I adore the actors and actresses-- they're mainly students making the best out of their acting skills. I love the dancing, the singing, tears and laughter. I'm ever so in love!!! I was sold on the visit. Sometimes I think I'm lucky to have this as a pastime leisure. The stage is very close to the seating, which draws my attention even more. You can see everything and feel comfortable seeing up close. Most of the audience are students and of course--regular viewers. I'm very happy with the theatre and vow to come a gazillion times more!

It's a great place for kids and a wonderful staff, highly recommend!! All sorts of classes for…read moreeveryone and interests.

Family friendly, community based studio that has built upon its over fifty year tradition in…read moreBroomfield, offering classes in Tap, Ballet, Pointe, Lyrical, Jazz, Hip Hop, Modern Dance, and Pilates. Each member of the professional staff holds a Bachelors degree in one of the following areas: Dance Education, Choreography or Performance. Supporting and encouraging environment, using dance as a tool to help kids grow into the best they can be!

Mammoth games are always a good time! It's a family friendly environment and super fast paced.read more

First off, their mascot is an elephant - how could i not like them!…read moreSecond it's super cheap for a night's entertainment! Watching lacrosse is a hoot and holler - it's hockey without the pads! There are "cheer leaders" - the Wild Bunch - that give the boys something to enjoy, a hot tub with scantily clad ladies - more for the boys to enjoy. And motorcycles or 3/4 wheelers that come onto the field... Weird, fun and interesting! The action is non-stop - it's easy to figure out what is going on! I love "box" lacrosse and look forward to all the games we go too!

My oldest daughter auditioned at DSA last winter and after several weeks of waiting for that letter…read moreto arrive it finally did and after screaming so loud she scared the tar out of our mailman the celebration began. Samantha had been accepted at DSA and her middle school career was about to begin! She has been at the school as a theater major for almost 8 months now and I must say, I am most impressed. Actually impressed doesn't quite cover it. I am completely and utterly floored, flabbergasted and blown away.... The talent here is ridiculous and like Colin mentioned in his review, DSA offers some of the most wonderful plays, musicals, concerts and dance productions in the entire Metro area. Last night's performance was a Broadway review which the kids will actually perform downtown tonight for a big fund-raising gala for The Kempe Foundation. There are simple not enough ways to describe just how talented these kids are and how spectacular the show was. As the first act began and the young lady opened her mouth, my God the sound that came out was quite literally unreal. To be so young and so gifted it was enough to bring a person to tears. Things got better from there, which is hard to believe considering it started out at FANTASTIC! There were dancers and singers and actors which easily rival anything on Broadway. Numbers from Annie, and Hair, Joesph and the Technicolor Dream coat, Hair spay, and several others, for 10 bucks. It was a night for the record books, and as a mama so full of pride and awe I must say... my baby kicked some series Broadway booty last night. Way to go kiddo! So if you are looking for some raw and insane talent for a very reasonable price and feel like contributing to a great, local and PUBLIC school in Denver, get yourself on their newsletter list and ENJOY!!! You'll be toe tapping and singing along I guarantee it!

Here are Denver's talented children. Brilliant and talented…read more Theater, song, dance, artists, cinema production, writing,stage techs. It covers all bases. If you have a child who has any interest in the arts, the academic program boasts a high college acceptance, and the talent is boundless. If you get an opportunity to see a show, it is likely you are going to get the glimpse of a future world talent. Great environment! The only issue I have with the school is the parking lot... Dear God, please give these people a piece of land so that they don't have to park on the grass and in intersections. If you build it, they will come.