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Season 8 Episode 6 | 26m 40s Video has closed captioning.
Find out what happened when a local taxidermist and gardener met and fell in love. Their mutual passion for nature - and things that are a little strange - led them to create a plant shop that puts the “Terror” in terrarium. Plus, we explore the humble beginnings of Birdy, Denver’s premiere alternative arts and culture magazine.
Aired: 10/25/19
U.S. Air Force Academy Falconaires Band "It'll Be Her"
U.S. Air Force Falconaires Band plays an original composition titled "It'll Be Her"
Kaddish for Columbus + Business for the Arts Honorees
Music explores the Crypto-Judaic experience and meet honorees of the CBCA 2020 Awards.
Furniture Making at Anderson Ranch + Frontier Fashion
Travel to Aspen’s Anderson Ranch to learn about furniture making!
Colorado Shoe School + Wine + Shakespeare + Driving Dreams
All-Colorado episode with shoemakers, wine experts, and an artist-turned-trucker.
Colorado Music Takes the Stage
All-Colorado episode showcasing music from across the state!
Community Music Thrives | ‘Goodnight Moon’ for All
Ft. Collins couple shares their passion for music + DCPA's Theatre for Young Audiences
Poetry, Literature & the Letterpress
A festival of literature comes to Boulder and the letterpress is reinvented.
Arts District Student Showcase
Presenting an all-student episode featuring segments from across the state.
Spotlight on Colorado | Audience Input Team Favorites
All-Colorado episode showcasing team and audience favorite moments from 2019.
Spotlight on Colorado | Team Favorites
All-Colorado episode showcasing some of the Arts District favorite moments of 2019.
Monet's Music | The DCPA Costume Shop
Music and art collide in a celebration of impressionism + go behind the curtain at DCPA.
Jazz Deconstructed | Country Healing
Learn how to listen to Jazz! Plus, farmers bring rural living to military families.
