Calvin M. Thompson and Marisa D. Hébert return to the Theatreworks stage, led by award-winning director, donnie l. betts, in this drama in which playwright Katori Hall imagines Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s last night at the Lorraine Motel, as a mysterious visitor comes to call. (More)
The UCCS Presents Artist Series opens its 2019-20 season at 7 p.m., Aug. 22 with Latin Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Gaby Moreno. (More)
Vadis Turner, a Nashville-born artist who explores female experience, intergenerational wisdom, rites of passage and gender roles, often through the lens of her own family history in the southern United States, will present “Megaliths” in the UCCS Galleries of Contemporary Art fall exhibition. (More)
“Food doesn’t have to be complex,” says Chef Mark Painter, the new residential chef at Roaring Fork Dining Hall. “It can be, but it doesn’t have to be. That’s the Italian mentality, to me – (More)
Each fall, UCCS students in the Visual and Performing Arts Department are invited to submit proposals for sculptural work to representatives from the University Village Colorado. Two student designs are selected to be fabricated as large scale permanent outdoor sculptures. This year’s winners are Deborah Schoen and Jennifer Marquez. (More)
Drew Martorella, a campus and regional leader for arts production and education, and executive director of UCCS Presents, will be the new assistant vice president and managing director of the Pittsburgh Playhouse at Point Park University. (More)
Anna Cordova’s job is to make sure that as Colorado Springs builds for its future, the city protects its past.
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Guest artist Joanne Lavendar will join local plein air artists for the 2019 Paint Out event at the Heller Center for the Arts & Humanities. (More)
A new simulation by researchers at UCCS and the Université de Montréal shows how humans in Europe responded to the last period of glacial expansion, and how it impacted the genetic makeup of those people, in a new article published in PLoS ONE. (More)
Theatreworks continues its long-standing tradition of summer Shakespeare with “Measure for Measure,” opening June 26 in a festival tent at scenic Rock Ledge Ranch Historic Site. (More)
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