The Dairy Arts Center provides diverse opportunities to create, learn, and engage in high quality performing, cinematic, and visual arts experiences.
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- Art Tours
- BJFF
- Cinema
- Comedy
- Dairy Drive-In
- Dance
- Free Range Dairy
- Friday Night Weird
- Magic
- Music
- Special Events
- Theater
- Visual Arts
- Workshops
International Oscar Entry Series
Dairy Arts Center presents Film Movement’s International Oscar Entry Series | Film Movement is proud to present four Official Best International Feature Oscar submissions. A …
From Legacy to Possibility, a curated playlist for Martin Luther King Day
Selection of songs chosen by musicians Hazel Miller and Julia Kirkwood for the celebration of MLK Day, 2021. From Hazel: A Change Gone Come | …
My Little Sister
Now Showing Lisa (Nina Hoss), once a brilliant playwright, no longer writes. She lives with her family in Switzerland, but her heart remains in Berlin, …
You Will Die at Twenty
Virtual cinema starting Jan 22 Winner of the Lion of the Future Award for best Debut Feature at the Venice Film Festival, YOU WILL DIE …
Poetry Workshop: Truth to Empathy with Poet Huascar Medina
Saturday, January 23, 11:00am – This virtual event is FREE, registration is required. T.S. Eliot once wrote: “Genuine poetry can communicate before it is understood.” …
Flatirons Food Film Festival
Jan 28 – Feb 5 – The Dairy proudly supports this local film festival. Tickets are on sale now for the Eighth Annual FFFF, which …
"SPRAY THEIR NAME"
DETOUR 303, HIERO VIEGA WITH JUST INSPIRE AND CYA THE CREATOR
PARTNERSHIP WITH STREET WISE BOULDER
Photos by UnBoxed Photography
This mural was created by members of Spray Their Name, a collective of artists dedicated to, “uplifting the voices of oppressed, neglected, and silenced individuals as well as amplify the voices of leaders, activists, and allies in their specific communities.” The artists chose to paint a portrait of Sandra Bland, a 28-year old Black woman found dead in her jail cell after was apprehended following an escalating police dispute that began from Bland not using her traffic signal.
EXHIBITIONS
Virtually On View
FOREIGN BORN
In conjunction with Mo’Print, featuring 8 female artists who were born abroad.