Colorado Arts Spotlight: Things to know and do in the state March 29 – 31

Colorado Arts Spotlight: Things to know and do in the state March 29 – 31

The Easter Train offers a scenic excursion along the Royal Gorge Route Railway over the Easter weekend. You can choose a three-course Easter brunch in the dining car or reserve a seat in the Vista Dome, Deluxe or Coach and grab a bite or drink in the 403 Grill while enjoying the breathtaking views.

The Easter Train on the Royal Gorge Route Railway Saturday and Sunday Easter weekend 30th and 31st March departing at 12.30pm – and lasting approximately 2 hours.

Charles Bukowski’s poignant poem The Bluebird inspired Theater Artibus’ new play of the same name. Buba Bashishvili creates and performs the work, which is based on his personal immigration story and the experiences of countless others who have left their homes.

“I did it pantomime-style because we never hear about immigrants. We never hear them speak. We just see the images and then they arrive and do things,” Basishvili said. “They make things happen, but we never hear them.”

The Blue Bird at the Artibus Theatre plays through April 7 at the Savoy Denver.

Photo by Michael Ensminger

Artibus Theater presents The Blue Bird, a silent theater performance created by Artibus co-founder Buba Basishvili with original music by the avant-garde duo Homospouses (Lika Shubitidze and Archil Gegechkori).

Friday, March 29

Bienvenido to Mexico! cooking class at the Food Lab in Boulder. Explore the flavors of Mexico with classic dishes! In this class you will learn about the simplicity of street food and the deep food culture based on corn, chili and fish!

The class is designed for adults of all ages! Children 11 and older are welcome to attend, but must be registered with a parent or guardian.

Food Lab Boulder from 6:30pm to 9:30pm on Pearl Street Boulder.

Courtesy of Poppy + Co

Saturday, March 30

C Wonder Magic presents “Rhapsody in Magic,” a magic event for emerging artists with Robinson and Griffin. This close-up magic show, filled with musical performances, introduces the next generation of magicians.

“Rhapsody in Magic,” a one-night performance at the Wonders HUB Stagelocated at 40 Arts West in Lakewood, on March 30 at 7:00 p.m

The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs is hosting a free concert celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Soli Deo Gloria Choir of Colorado Springs. The Soli Deo Gloria Choir is a non-profit, non-denominational organization that performs sacred choral music in and around the Pikes Peak area. The choir is made up of a diverse group of community members ranging from high school students to adults.

Admission to the concert is free, but tickets must be purchased in advance online Soli Deo Gloria Choir at the Broadmoor International Center on March 30 at 4 p.m

Courtesy of The Theater Project

Theater Project’s latest production of the Rodgers & Hammerstein classic, The Sound of Music.

All weekend

Grand Junction’s community theater company, The Theater Project, offers theater education and performance opportunities for adults. His latest production of the Rodgers & Hammerstein classic The Sound of Music runs this weekend only.

Staged at Grand Junction High School Auditorium Friday, March 29 at 7 p.m., Saturday, March 30 at 2 and 7 p.m. and Sunday, March 31 at 2 p.m.

Morning Fresh Dairy offers guided tours of their family owned and operated dairy farm. During these tours, visitors can learn about the farm’s origins, tour its Pleasant Valley Schoolhouse, watch cows being milked in the Dairy-Go-Round, visit the milk processing and bottling plant, and meet the charming calves. Everyone on the tour is also invited to participate in the Spring Scavenger Hunt and receive treats from the dairy farm.

Egg-Stravaganza Tours at Morning Fresh Dairy Farm at Bellvue through March 31.

Other arts and cultural events around Colorado


How we choose our events: The CO Arts Spotlight highlights events across the state to give readers an idea of ​​the breadth of arts and cultural events in Colorado, it is not—and cannot be—an exhaustive list of all weekly events. Posts are not testimonials or reviews. Each week’s list is published on Thursday and is not updated. Some groups that appear on the list may also be financial sponsors of CPR, but have no input into our editorial selection.

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