In celebration of LatinX Heritage Month, El Centro has compiled a series of events between Sept. 15 and Oct. 11 that showcase a variety of aspects of LatinX culture and heritage.
Fernando Montelongo,...
Folks can put down their iced coffees and pick up a pumpkin spice latte—the new season has officially fallen upon us.
The Fall Artisan Merchant Market, held by Merchant Markets at Walnut Creek, started...
The Black/African American Cultural Center's Real Talk provides a platform for students to talk about the reality of cultural and personal identity in a modern and divided world.
The B/AACC is...
Fort Collins residents participated in the annual city-wide party known as Tour de Fat. Beer and bikes are at the forefront, and over-the-top costumes are highly encouraged.
The shows are performed by students, with the exception of several guest performers, and showcase the wide variety of talent here at CSU. The shows range from plays put on by theatre students to concerts performed by the music performance students.
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Tonight on CTV, your favorite Entertainment Anchor Justin Rios gives us a behind-the-scenes look at the Fort Comic-Con, mourns the passing of The Big Bang theory,...
Fort Collins celebrated the long-standing tradition known as Pooch Plunge, a holiday described on the City of Fort Collins website as a "nationally recognized swim day that has been a favorite in the Fort Collins community for 15 years."
Fandoms from Trekkies to Whovians, can look forward to Fort Collins Comic-Con, opening this weekend with science-based panels and local cosplay.
The annual Fort Collins Comic-Con opens it’s doors...
80 musical acts were packed into one weekend at the much awaited New West Fest in downtown Fort Collins. In addition to many Colorado-based bands, there were headline appearances by Blondie, the Decemberists and the Motet.
Stand-up comedian and voice actor of Fox’s Emmy-award winning show “Bob’s Burgers,” Eugene Mirman performed at Washington’s theater on Tuesday evening with comedian Derrick Brown as the opener. This was their first visit to Fort Collins.
Middle school fans, as well as new generation fans, gathered at a sold-out Pepsi Center in Denver on Aug. 7 for Panic! At the Disco’s “Pray for the Wicked Tour.” This time the OG fan's could legally drink beer while listening to “One of the Drunks.”
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