The School of Education, in collaboration with the Boulder Book Store, will host its annual festival at the Boulder Public Library. The free event welcomes teachers, children, families, librarians and 鈥渁ll who enjoy children鈥檚 literature.鈥�
Navajo weavings and jewelry by Indigenous artists will be on sale to support the care and preservation of a CU Museum of Natural History collection. Attendees can bring their own weavings for free, informal evaluations. There will also be an expert talk.
Organized in collaboration with CU鈥檚 outstanding world languages departments and units, the showcase invites participants to immerse themselves in a diverse array of languages and cultures.
During campus celebrations, including a plenary session, community lunch and more, Indigenous scholars and leaders will share tribal knowledge and educate the campus community on issues and priorities that matter to regional, national and international Native and Indigenous communities.
The Native and Indigenous students, staff and faculty at CU Boulder are excited to invite the campus community and beyond to join a vibrant day filled with dancing, drumming, music, food and celebration on Sept. 28.
Discover and connect with CU Boulder arts and culture. The Culture Crawl is back for its fourth year. Stop by 15-plus events throughout the day including exhibitions, food-tastings, performances, prize giveaways and more.
Students, staff and faculty are invited to a virtual address by CU Boulder Professor Danielle Hodge on June 12. Register now and plan to attend the in-person dialogue mixer at the CAAAS.
CU Boulder鈥檚 Center for Humanities & the Arts will host Gabrielle Calvocoressi and Maia Kobabe for conversation about attacks against queer and nonbinary people and works, as well as to amplify the art of the speakers.
A new initiative from the College of Arts and Sciences and the Division of Arts and Humanities is designed to uplift artistic and creative practices in the academic, personal and professional world for CU community members.
