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Don’t get tongue tied! Whether you want to be the voice of a commercial or need to make an effective presentation, polish your skills with the DCPA. Our voice over classes for adults take your delivery from good to great. Spring session begins April 5. Single day and multi-week classes available. No experience required!
Need to add a little polish to your Zoom call? Hone your public speaking with our customized, personal coaching. Refine your presentation and deliver in confidence whether from the boardroom or your home. Private coaching available year-round.
Without the help of pollinators, our lives would be fruitless…literally! Join us April 27th, 2021 form 6pm to 7pm, for week one of our four week virtual workshop where you will learn how to be a champion for native plants and pollinators. In week one, Amy Yarger of the Butterfly Pavilion, will give pointers on […]
Untangle unhelpful stories with Author Sarah Elkins, author of Your Stories Don't Define You. How You Tell Them Will: Storytelling to Connect, Persuade, and Entertain. Join us for this one-hour interactive workshop on April 28, 7:00- 8:00 p.m. KGNU presents a one-hour interactive workshop via zoom, led by Sarah Elkins, author of Your Stories Don't […]
Join JAAMM as we welcome author Amy Fish to discuss her humorous self-help book, "I Wanted Fries With That: How to Ask For What You Want and Get What You Need." Time: 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Ticket Price: $12.00 *Virtual Event
Sip and Fold. A Sake and Origami Extravaganza! Learn to fold origami dinosaurs on the Sept 7th class with a little help of a pro! All materials to make origami are included with ticket price for the instructional. Seats are limited though so this is a ticketed event! Sake available for purchase at the bar […]
Join Gregorio Ramon Alcaro for a virtual tour of Casa Mayan at Auraria to celebrate Auraria, the once thriving neighborhood. Join Gregorio Ramon Alcaro for a virtual tour of Casa Mayan at Auraria to celebrate Auraria, the once thriving neighborhood. Auraria was home to the largest community of Hispano and Mexican Americans in Denver. However, […]
From acting and improv to Broadway choreography and audition techniques, our classes encourage students of all ages to build confidence, creativity and collaboration — valuable skills for lifelong success. No experience necessary. For anyone who wants to be on the stage, the screen or anywhere in between, DCPA Education is the place to be. From […]
Join University of Denver in hosting a 4-week lecture on Japanese American Experience in Colorado. Join University of Denver in hosting a 4-week lecture on Japanese American Experience in Colorado. Gil Asakawa and Dr. Bonnie Clark will be leading the sessions that follow the lives of Asian descendents from the 1880s through the current day […]
Scott Levin will explore the rise of hate and extremism in the United States, from antisemitism and Islamophobia to hate directed at Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, people of color, the LGBTQ+, immigrants and other minority communities. Scott Levin will explore the rise of hate and extremism in the United States, from antisemitism and Islamophobia […]
Scientist. Inventor. TIME Magazine Kid of the Year. Meet innovator, changemaker, author, and STEM education promoter Gitanjali Rao. At age 15, Gitanjali was named TIME Magazine’s first-ever “Kid of the Year.” Scientist. Inventor. TIME Magazine Kid of the Year. Meet innovator, changemaker, author, and STEM education promoter Gitanjali Rao. At age 15, Gitanjali was named […]
Take a deeper look into the work of photographer Evan Whale and his experimental techniques. Photographer Evan Whale utilizes experimental techniques and, at times, combines media to create pictures composed of vibrant colors, bold forms, dynamic lines, and palpable textures. Whether using people, the California landscape, or his own home as inspiration, Whale’s work explores […]
The Lowry Speaker Series will welcome Lisette Clemons this Veterans Day. A CO native, teacher, and wife of Dean Clemons, USAF (Retired), Lisette will talk about the Arlington Lady mission and life on Lowry Air Force Base in its final years. As a military wife, Lisette had the pleasure of being with our fine men […]
The character of a city has historically been in line with the kinds of work that happens in it: steel in Pittsburgh, finance in New York, oil in Dallas, and real estate in Denver. The character of a city has historically been in line with the kinds of work that happens in it: steel in […]
Join History Colorado's Curator of Archives Shaun Boyd and Denver Public Library's Senior Special Collections Librarian Craig Haggit for a lively, fun exploration of their institutions' map collections. Join History Colorado's Curator of Archives Shaun Boyd and Denver Public Library's Senior Special Collections Librarian Craig Haggit for a lively, fun exploration of their institutions' map […]
Bring your UFO (Un-Finished Objects) to get help. Teachers will be available to help you with all your questions regarding new or existing projects. Tools and sewing machines provided. Fabric not provided. This three-week course will be held at Factory Fashion, located inside the Stanley Marketplace.
United States Poet Laureate. Author. Performer. United States Poet Laureate. Author. Performer Join us for an evening with the United States Poet Laureate, Joy Harjo (Muscogee). As the first Native American to hold the position, Harjo broke barriers and became only the second poet laureate to serve three terms. Born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Harjo is […]
Join us with Dr. Chris Juergens, the Anschutz Associate Curator of Military History at History Colorado, as he discusses the training and deployment of the 10th Mountain Division in World War II. Join us with Dr. Chris Juergens, the Anschutz Associate Curator of Military History at History Colorado, as he discusses the training and deployment […]
Sip and Fold. A Sake and Origami Extravaganza! Flowers can brighten up the coldest wintery day! Fold origami with Nancy and drink a glass of sake! Step by step instruction on how to fold beautiful ornamental flowers! We'll also be folding some awesome gift boxes for small items. This instructional will take place Thursday Jan […]
Dance Lessons, Cash Bar, and Dinner Special SUNDAY SWING: A special evening for fans of big band and swing dancing at the historical Buffalo Rose in downtown Golden. Doors open and delicious food service starts at 4:00. Learn to swing dance with a free dance lesson 4:00-5:00! Then enjoy entertaining live BIG BAND JAZZ MUSIC […]
