The CSU Brass Workshop is an exciting new opportunity for student brass players to gain valuable instruction and improve on their instrument in a low-pressure and supportive environment. This three-day workshop is designed to help students with all aspects of their brass playing through daily warm-up sessions, clinics, chamber ensembles, group lessons and more!

A free, hour-long Vinyasa flow yoga class in the Annual Flower Trial Gardens, across the street from the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art. Led by Theresa McLaren, GAMA Visitor Services Manager and certified yoga instructor.

The unique program is designed for music educators, enabling students to earn a master’s degree while continuing to work full-time. With the exception of a two-week summer seminar held on the CSU campus, all course work can be completed online or using your own school orchestra, choir, or band as your conducting laboratory.

In No Particular Order: Work from Then to Now by CSU Art alumni & Graphic Artist John Metcalf.  The show runs from July 3 to September 8, 2023 and there will be a closing reception on September 8 from 5-8pm.

All musicians and clarinetists are invited to an opportunity of a lifetime. The International Clarinet Association’s 50th Anniversary Conference – ClarinetFest® 2023, is taking place in Westminster, Colorado from July 5-9, 2023. CSU Clarinet Professor Dr. Wesley Ferreira is the artistic director of this event, which will attract thousands of clarinetists of all levels, abilities, and ages from around the world.

The CSU Summer Conducting Seminar continues its fun tradition of presenting a delightful concert version of a popular operetta or Broadway musical. The project serves [...]

Social Justice thru the Art (SJTA) is coming back on July 17-22, 2023. Hosted in the Art Education Area in the Department of Art and [...]

Join us on Wednesday, July 19, 6 to 7:30pm, for this month's NoCo Scoop Discussion at the Old Town Library. Part of our Center for Public Deliberation's (CPD's) Deliberative Journalism Project, these adventurous public discussions aim to showcase different viewpoints to keep our community in touch with the diverse range of backgrounds, positions, and opinions that make us great.

A free, hour-long Vinyasa flow yoga class in the Annual Flower Trial Gardens, across the street from the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art. Led by Theresa McLaren, GAMA Visitor Services Manager and certified yoga instructor.

Among Bana-speaking communities in northern Cameroon, the visual arts are used in a variety of ways to communicate an individual's status, as well as to promote gender roles in society. This exhibition explores the visual complexity of beaded aprons known as Dibul Kouana or Pikuran, which are worn by women and are used to promote social status, personal identity, and social ties.

Dibul Kouana: A Visual Language for Feminine Prestige is an exhibition explores the visual complexity of beaded aprons known as dibul kouana, or pikuran, which are worn by women and used to promote social status, personal identity, and social ties.  

Celebrate Dibul Kouana: A Visual Language for Feminine Prestige with curator talks by Fiona McAliney, Julie Holding, & Ella Rupp!

CSU Dance Lab is a college preparatory summer program offering immersive study in classical and contemporary dance forms, repertory, theory, and composition. In addition to dance classes and rehearsals, students will attend lectures, develop artist statements, choreograph solos, and present a public performance. Mentored by CSU Dance faculty, renowned guest artists, and current dance majors, attendees expand skills and knowledge while contributing to a collaborative creative process. Beginner through pre-preprofessional level dancers ages 14+ are invited to register for our two-week in-person intensive. To ensure individualized attention, registration is limited to 24 dancers admitted on a first-come-first-served basis.