Jesse Maclaine describes herself as a singer-songwriter, pianist, composer, music teacher, and so much more. She says that her journey in music technically began when her mother would hold

Golda September 29 and 30 Friday and Saturday Evening at 7 p.m. Saturday Matinee at 2 p.m. Focuses on the intensely dramatic and high-stakes responsibilities and decisions that Golda

[caption id="attachment_104224" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Performing at Boettcher Hal: Kim Standish from the Central City Opera performing “Habanera.” PHOTO BY JESS

Erik Hill, Dylan Flynn, and Paul Flynn are a relatively new trio in Colorado. When Dylan first moved to Denver about two years ago, he posted on Reddit asking if there were any pickers in the

[caption id="attachment_103838" align="alignleft" width="300"] PHOTO COURTESY OF MOLLIE O’BRIEN[/caption] Mollie O’Brien and Rich Moore first met in 1981 and had both been in several bands in

[caption id="attachment_103848" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Preserving art, memories, and history - Top, left: Kevin Malanaphy’s work greets locals and visitors as they use the covered bridge

Jason Flesher and Michelle Garcia are owners of LitWood and Artisan Friends. Flesher’s use of high voltage electricity, 2200 volts, to be exact, adds a unique design to the furniture,

Welcome to Spinning Silica, an art collective in the heart of Nederland since June 2019. The studio showcases locally made and sustainably crafted products. It houses “intentionally made wares

[caption id="attachment_103607" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Wild expressions: Wildlife comes to life through glass and vibrant colors that warm the soul and the home. PHOTO COURTESY OF KAY

Debra Stanger has loved art all her life. She studied under many renowned artists and taught art before retiring. Stanger has been painting since high school, winning many awards. She enjoys

When Branden Sipes realized one day that his dad had an electric guitar, he fell in love with the ability to make sounds from the instrument’s strings and learn how to play songs that he loved

The Mountain-Ear newspaper is sponsoring its First Annual Peak to Peak Studio Tour, highlighting the area’s fine professional artists and crafters. September 22, 23, and 24, residents and

Kathy Bremers’ mother was a “talented oil painter but did not devote much time to painting,” according to Bremers, who owns one of her mother’s paintings. Bremers’ painting journey

“Let yourself be silently drawn by the strange pull of what you really love.” - RUMI Meet Julie Ikler, drawn to mixed media mosaics, often utilizing the style of Pique Assiette, or

Laurence Delaunay, or Lolo, started painting in her twenties and never stopped. Her artistic journey began with pastels and watercolors but switched to oil, acrylic, and palette knives shortly

Self-taught bead jewelry maker Leslie Emerson has been making beaded jewelry and creating bead embroidery art for more than 35 years. She incorporates contemporary, vintage, antique, and ancient

The Red Mountain Boys consists of Alan Thomas Begley, guitar player, Jeff Daugherty, mandolin player, Lewis Mock, banjo player, and Jon Murphy, bass player. The band formed thanks to the members

When it comes to all things art and community, The Old Gallery, the center for community, arts, and visitors, is a one-stop location suited for locals and tourists alike. Its proximity to Rocky

Three times per year, the Nederland Community Center and the volunteer Art Committee invite Nederland area artists to participate in a quarterly art show. Once artists are accepted, a panel

Heather Kegel’s maternal great-grandmother and paternal grandmother were both painters. One of her aunts is a mixed media, fiber, and collage artist. With several artists in the family, it’s