You’re Invited! Colorado Hispanic/Latino History Museum Launch May 20, 2026
The Colorado Hispanic History Museum, approved as a “Signature Initiative” by the America 250 Colorado 150 Commission on October 11, 2023, is set to be…
The Colorado Hispanic History Museum, approved as a “Signature Initiative” by the America 250 Colorado 150 Commission on October 11, 2023, is set to be…
Photo by Latin Life Denver Media The Denver Center for the Performing Arts is thrilled to announce the nominees for the 2026 Bobby G High School…
On the surface ‘English’ appears to be a play about a group of people learning English. But in this classroom, the consequences and rewards of learning English go far deeper than just learning a second language. ‘English’ the Pulitzer Prize winning play currently at the theatre at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts (DCPA) through May 31, 2026 is both a heartfelt comedy, yet a very serious universal human story
It took Alicia 12 years to cook up this musical. 12 long years of being involved in every aspect of the play, Hell’s Kitchen, not just the music but the story and characters that were inspired by her own life as well as the neighborhood and those she grew up with. But, there is a deeper aspect of this production that delves into the human experience. This is not a jukebox musical.
See Latin Life Denver photo gallery below… Daniel Salazar, an art veteran of Denver Colorado, talks bout the Pachuco legacy with his portraits of the…
Diana’s son, Gabriel, Ethan Peterson, died as an infant, yet he exists as a teenager. At least in his mother’s mind he does. She struggles to cope with her grief going from emotional highs and lows for years. Diana Goodman, Alena Watters, has become
SUMMER CAMP 2026Group 1 | Ages 5–9June 8–12, 2026Group 2 | Ages 10–13June 15–19, 2026 Time: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Location: ArtistiCO Dance Studio…
Dazzle Musical Theater Camp’s production of Rainbow Fish is the perfect vehicle for introducing young people to the joys of musical theater. Based on the…
“I can’t tell you how many times people have questioned my role,” another president said. “When they say, ‘What do you do?’ and I go, ‘I’m the president,’ they think [I am] the [student body] president.”
The campaign calls attention to Google’s YouTube TV and its plan to discriminate against Hispanic viewers by removing Univision from its main programming bundle on September 30. YouTube TV will force millions of Hispanic viewers to pay an 18% premium – a “Hispanic tax” – to maintain access to trusted Spanish-language news, sports, and entertainment.
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