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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Virtual Cinema: Sunless Shadows
On View Now in Virtual Cinema “Quietly but pointedly interrogates the notion of victimhood, while tacitly letting a damning essay on Iranian gender politics and …
Dairy Drive-In: Tesla
Fri., Sept. 25 & Sat., Sept. 26 – The Dairy’s Drive-In Cinema located in the West Entrance parking lot at 2590 Walnut St. in Boulder. …
Backporch Series: Hazel Miller Band
September 27, 5:30 PM MDT – Hazel Miller Band – Backporch Series at the Dairy Arts Center loading dock. Social distanced seating and masked required. …
Dairy Drive-In: Us Kids
Oct. 2 & 3 – The Dairy’s Drive-In Cinema located in the West Entrance parking lot at 2590 Walnut St. in Boulder . Please purchase …
Backporch Series: Magic Show with Braden Carlisle and Alec Mueller
Oct 4, 4:30pm – Backporch Series at the Dairy Come round to the back of the Dairy on an afternoon or evening for a live …
Dairy Drive-In: Sans Souci
Oct. 4 & Oct. 5 – The movie will start when it is dark enough. Please arrive between 8:00 and 8:30pm so that you can …
Backporch Series: Altius Quartet
Oct 11, 4:30pm – Backporch Series at the Dairy Come round to the back of the Dairy on an afternoon or evening for a live …
"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.