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CPR Classical Presents: Tiny Tots | Colorado Public Radio

Round up the kiddos and join CPR Classical host, Jessie Jacobs for CPR Classical Presents: Inside the Orchestra: Tiny Tots on April 26 at MSU Denver’s Tivoli Turnhalle. The program explores animals of the music world. Concertgoers will get to hear familiar fauna in musical form, interact with musicians, and touch and feel instruments both before and after the concert.There are two chances to bring your littles to join in the fun of dancing, singing and experiencing the orchestra on April 26: 9:3...
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Colorado Public Radio Presents - Craig Childs in Conversation with Ryan Warner | Colorado Public Radio

9:00 AM – 10:00 AMColorado Public Radio host of Colorado Matters, Ryan Warner speaks with Craig Childs about his newest work, The Wild Dark: Finding the Night Sky in the Age of Light.In a follow-up to Craig's previous evening's presentation, Ryan Warner will lead an audience Q&A for broadcast on CPR!Register for the event here.

9:00 AM – 10:00 AM

Colorado Public Radio host of Colorado Matters, Ryan Warner speaks with Craig Childs about his newest work, The Wild Dark: Finding the Night Sky in t...
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Indie 102.3's April Local 303 Meetup feat: Chella & The Charm | Colorado Public Radio

Join us for an in-person hang at Bar 404 as we celebrate the April Local 303 lineup. What is the Local 303? It’s Indie 102.3’s monthly program spotlighting Colorado musicians spanning genres. Come hang out with the bands and the Indie staff.
Our April event will feature a performance by Chella & The Charm. The event is open to the public, an all ages event (ages 16 and below require a parental guardian), and no tickets are required.

Join us for an in-person hang at Bar 404 as we celebrate the A...
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Purplish Live: 100 days of change in DC and Colorado | Colorado Public Radio

Join Colorado Public Radio’s Purplish podcast for a special live event featuring CPR News’ Washington D.C. correspondent Caitlyn Kim and co-host Bente Birkeland as they break down the first 100 days of the Trump administration and what it means for Colorado. With insights from guests across the political spectrum, this engaging discussion will explore key policy shifts, local impacts, and what’s ahead for the state. Don't miss this opportunity to dive into national politics with a Colorado lens....
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Bringing Music to Life: Instrument Drive | Colorado Public Radio

Over the past 14 years, Bringing Music to Life has provided instruments to many thousands of young students who otherwise could not afford them. Today, as school's struggle with inadequate budgets, they need our support more than ever. Please bring your gently used band or orchestra instruments to any of the donation locations found here.More information about the Bringing Music to Life Instrument Drive can be found using this link.

Over the past 14 years, Bringing Music to Life has provided in...
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Indie 102.3's March Local 303 Meetup | Colorado Public Radio

Join us for an in-person hang at Bar 404 as we celebrate the March Local 303 lineup. What is the Local 303? It’s Indie 102.3’s monthly program spotlighting Colorado musicians spanning genres. Come hang out with the bands and the Indie staff.
The event is open to the public, an all ages event (ages 16 and below require a parental guardian), and no tickets are required.

Join us for an in-person hang at Bar 404 as we celebrate the March Local 303 lineup. What is the Local 303? It’s Indie 102.3’s m...
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CPR Classical Presents w/ FOCM: QUARTETTO DI CREMONA with Basil Vendryes | Colorado Public Radio

This talented ensemble from Italy makes their FCM debut with local favorite, Colorado Symphony violist Basil Vendryes. Since its formation in 2000, the quartet has been invited to perform at major music festivals and halls around the world. In addition to quartets by Debussy and Golijov, Vendryes will join the quartet for one of Brahms’s late works, his String Quintet No. 2.Learn more about the event and purchase tickets here.

This talented ensemble from Italy makes their FCM debut with local f...
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Indie 102.3's 303 Day | Colorado Public Radio

Join Indie 102.3 to celebrate 303 Day (Monday, March 3rd) at Number Thirty Eight from 4-8 p.m. Three acts have been chosen by listeners as some of their top favorite Local 303 artists from 2024. Slow Caves, Velvet Daydream and May Be Fern will all perform. Stop by for great music from these local bands, Indie swag including a custom, limited edition 303 Day poster by Ink Lounge and food and beverages for purchase. The show is free and all ages.RSVP for the event here!

Join Indie 102.3 to celebr...
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Turn the Page with Colorado Matters: "Give Her Credit" | Colorado Public Radio

"The opening of Women’s Bank was unlike anything Denver had ever seen,” writes Grace L. Williams in her new book, “Give Her Credit: The Untold Account of a Women’s Bank That Empowered a Generation.” In the 1970s, banking was a boys’ club and women often had no accounts, no loans, no credit cards, and no cars in their own name.Get a copy of “Give Her Credit: The Untold Account of a Women’s Bank That Empowered a Generation” and join Colorado Matters Senior Host Ryan Warner at History Colorado to l...
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CPR News Presents: Colorado Wolf Restoration Discussion – What We've Learned and Where We Go From Here | Colorado Public Radio

Join us for an insightful and engaging discussion on the restoration of wolves to Colorado, hosted by Colorado Public Radio (CPR). This event, moderated by CPR’s Climate Reporter Sam Brasch, will feature a panel of diverse experts representing a wide range of perspectives. Panelists will explore the overall goal of the wolf restoration program, the challenges faced so far and the lessons learned along the way. They will also discuss what plans and policies could help Colorado residents effective...
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Save The Date: Behind the Baton LIVE | Colorado Public Radio

Tickets on sale Jan. 10!In partnership with the Denver Art Museum's “Wild Things: The Art of Maurice Sendak,” CPR Classical presents a live version of its “Behind the Baton” radio feature with Scott O'Neil, the former Colorado Symphony resident conductor. O’Neil will illuminate the genius, inspiration and music of Mozart from the piano as Denver Art Museum Director and “Wild Things” curator Christoph Heinrich recounts what Mozart and other composers unleashed for Sendak. Heinrich will share vivi...
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Save The Date: Behind the Baton LIVE | Colorado Public Radio

In partnership with the Denver Art Museum's “Wild Things: The Art of Maurice Sendak,” CPR Classical presents a live version of its “Behind the Baton” radio feature with Scott O'Neil, the former Colorado Symphony resident conductor. O’Neil will illuminate the genius, inspiration and music of Mozart from the piano as Denver Art Museum Director and “Wild Things” curator Christoph Heinrich recounts what Mozart and other composers unleashed for Sendak. Heinrich will share vivid images of Sendak’s art...
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Indie 102.3's January Local 303 Meetup | Colorado Public Radio

Join us for an in-person hang at Globe Hall as we celebrate the January Local 303 lineup. What is the Local 303? It’s Indie 102.3’s monthly program spotlighting Colorado musicians spanning genres. Come hang out with the bands and the Indie staff.
The event is open to the public, an all ages event (ages 16 and below require a parental guardian), and no tickets are required.

Join us for an in-person hang at Globe Hall as we celebrate the January Local 303 lineup. What is the Local 303? It’s Indie...
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CPR Classical Presents: Mozart and Now with Peter Oundjian and Colorado Symphony | Colorado Public Radio

"Mozart & Now reimagines the traditional concert weekend experience with three unique performances contrasting the music of Mozart alongside contemporary works by some of today’s brightest composers, all led by Music Director Designate Peter Oundjian.
On Friday and Saturday, hear four of Mozart’s most revered compositions including the indelible Symphony No. 36 and his Fifth Violin Concerto alongside modern works by Samuel Adams, Anna Clyne, and John Adams.
Sunday’s performance is an all-Mozart...
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Indie 102.3's December Local 303 Meetup feat: Marfa | Colorado Public Radio

Join us for an in-person hang at Globe Hall as we celebrate the December Local 303 lineup. What is the Local 303? It’s Indie 102.3’s monthly program spotlighting Colorado musicians spanning genres. Come hang out with the bands and the Indie staff.
Our December event will feature a performance by Marfa and an ugly sweater contest. The event is open to the public, an all ages event (ages 16 and below require a parental guardian), and no tickets are required.

Join us for an in-person hang at Globe...
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CPR Classical Presents: A Colorado Christmas with The Colorado Symphony | Colorado Public Radio

The warm sounds of the holidays fill the hall with festive seasonal favorites featuring the Colorado Symphony Chorus and Colorado Children's Chorale, all hosted by beloved Denver vocalist Devin DeSantis. This family-friendly evening features traditional carols, your new favorite winter tunes, and a chance to sing along to your heart’s content! And you better not pout because Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus will be on hand to see who’s naughty and who’s nice in preparation for the big night!CPR Classi...
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Youth Documentary Academy World Premiere of New Films | Colorado Public Radio

The Youth Documentary Academy presents the World Premiere of new films produced by the Class of 2024.This year, 13 new films will screen across two screening blocks: a 3pm afternoon block and a 6:30pm evening block. Your ticket includes admission to either or both blocks.
Join Pikes Peak Poet Laureate, Ashley Cornelius, as she introduces us to the next generation of storytellers from the Rocky Mountain region.
From immigration and body image to faith and family, from homelessness and namesakes t...
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Indie 102.3's November Local 303 Meetup feat: May be Fern | Colorado Public Radio

Join us for an in-person hang at Globe Hall as we celebrate the November Local 303 lineup. What is the Local 303? It’s Indie 102.3’s monthly program spotlighting Colorado musicians spanning genres. Come hang out with the bands and the Indie staff.
Our November event will feature a performance by May be Fern. The event is open to the public, an all ages event (ages 16 and below require a parental guardian), and no tickets are required.

Join us for an in-person hang at Globe Hall as we celebrate...
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Save the Date: The 9th Annual Colorado Matters Holiday Extravaganza | Colorado Public Radio

It takes a good day’s drive to cover Colorado, but we’ll help you do it in a few minutes. Our newsletters bring you a closer look at the stories that affect you and the music that inspires you.

It takes a good day’s drive to cover Colorado, but we’ll help you do it in a few minutes. Our newsletters bring you a closer look at the stories that affect you and the music that inspires you.
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Denver Film Festival | Colorado Public Radio

Colorado Public Radio is a proud sponsor of the Colorado Spotlight films at the 47th annual Denver Film Festival. The Denver Film Festival will take place November 1-10 at venues across the Denver-metro area including the Sie FilmCenter, Denver Botanic Gardens, and the AMC 9 + CO 10.Learn more about the event here.

Colorado Public Radio is a proud sponsor of the Colorado Spotlight films at the 47th annual Denver Film Festival. The Denver Film Festival will take place November 1-10 at venues acr...
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As Colorado lawmakers work to expand abortion protections, pregnancy resource centers’ advertising under scrutiny

One woman, who didn’t want to use her name, visited the Alpha Center in Fort Collins years ago when she was a high school student. She had a pregnancy scare and didn’t want to tell her parents. She saw an ad in her high school newspaper for the center.

As an unemployed 17-year-old, she said she didn’t know how to go about getting a pregnancy test, let alone an abortion.

“We were handling this on our own, and that resource was just presented to us via this advertisement in the school newspaper.
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A Colorado mother and daughter share their abortion stories, 50 years apart

Today there are parallels to their stories to what people in Colorado and across the U.S. are experiencing when they need abortion care.

'It was not right for me'

Claire Shaffer became unexpectedly pregnant in 2020. At first, she was excited, but the pregnancy exposed some issues in her relationship.

“My gut was screaming, but there was also this side of me that really wanted to have a child. And so I definitely had this internal conflict,” she said. CPR News is using her middle name to prote
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