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Jesse Nyander has some fun while interviewing Team EvrGlo Media about their film "Strange Fun." (Sarah Ehrlich | Collegian)

Weekend Warrior Film Fest expands NoCo film culture

Sarah Ehrlich November 20, 2017

Northern Colorado is starting to appear on the map as a local filmmaker’s hub. Film lovers from all over NoCo gathered at the Lyric on Saturday night for the third round of the Weekend Warrior Film...

Old Town's Poudre River Public Library on Olive street has many genres including a large selection of non-fictional books available to the Fort Collins community.

English faculty reads poetry at CSU’s 2017 Writer’s Harvest

Nick Botkin November 17, 2017

  Writing and harvest are seemingly unrelated terms. But the Colorado State University Creative Writing Series 2017 Writer's Harvest  was a veritable feast for writers and community. On Thursday...

Guerrilla Fanfare is a funky marching band that do a lot of mobile gigs for various events. They led the mile long parade from Old Town Square to the new Lyric theater and were a huge hit. (Sarah Ehrlich | Collegian)

The Lyric celebrates opening with lasers, marching band

Sarah Ehrlich November 15, 2017

Beginning in 2007, The Lyric Theater  called an ex drive-through laundromat on Mountain Avenue home, until now. Beloved local movie theater, The Lyric, has been working hard to expand and rebrand...

Trombone Shorty performs a trombone solo at NewWestFest on June 11, 2016.  (Collegian | Randi Mattox)

Washington’s announces Feb. 3 opening date, Trombone Shorty to headline first concert

Maddie Wright November 15, 2017
There’s The Aggie and Hodi’s Half Note but get ready for an all new music venue.
One scene titled "Depression." (Photo courtesy of Brandon Adams/Colorado State University)

CSU Theater’s ‘Love and Information’ is weird, and I like it

Maddie Wright November 14, 2017
The latest play out of the Colorado State University’s Theater is unlike typical plays. It is weird. It is experimental. It is “Love and Information.”
The lobby of the Lyric is a spcious area complete with two food and drink bars, plenty of seating and of course pinball and art. The employees of the . lyric hope they can turn their business into a place to be for more than just a movie.
 (Sarah Ehrlich | Collegian)

What’s up, Fort Collins: Nov. 13-19

Ashley Potts November 13, 2017
Events happening in and around Fort Collins during the week of November 13-19.
Growlers with cinnamon roles in front of them. (Photo courtesy of Silver Grill Cafe)

Odell Brewery collaborates with Silver Grill for local holiday tradition

Mack Beaulieu November 9, 2017

Every year, Odell Brewing Company and the Silver Grill Cafe collaborates to make a cinnamon bun inspired brown ale called CinnsationAle. The beer has become a sweet local tradition.  Silver Grill...

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico; Blue Roofs installed by FEMA and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers can be seen on multiple houses in a coastal neighborhood near Puerto Rico's capital. Photo by FEMA

Aggie Theatre benefit concert to fundraise for Puerto Rico

Matt Smith November 8, 2017

About 3.4 million U.S. citizens are caught in a historic humanitarian disaster. Hospitals are without power. Food and water are scarce. A month on, Puerto Rico is still in critical condition. In an October...

Elizabeth Culbertson has a reputation for her climbing skills at the Miramont Fitness Center. She tackles an inclinded route on Sunday morning during Miramont's "Ladies Climb" session. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

What’s Up Fort Collins: Nov 6-12

Ashley Potts November 6, 2017

There's not a lot going on early this week, but starting Thursday, Fort Collins will have plenty of fun events you don't want to miss.  Thursday, Nov. 9: Rodger's and Hammerstein's Tony Award winning...

A group of men's dancers stand in honor of the colors during the beginning of the 35th Annual ASIES Pow Wow on Saturday, Nov. 4. (Ashley Potts | Collegian)

35th Annual AISES Pow Wow celebrates culture, traditions at CSU

Mack Beaulieu November 5, 2017

[new_royalslider id="670"]     Hundreds gathered at Colorado State University Saturday to learn about and celebrate Native American Heritage Month. From 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., CSU, the American...

Next came another performance from McGlaun and Sutton. McGlaun specializes in songs about social justice, so he chose to sing "Heart on the Wall" by Robert Owens and "Motherless Child."McGlaun will be featured in a show titled "Songs for Social Justice" at the Music District on November 16 with several other musicians will similar goals of promoting unity. (Nate Day | Collegian)

Tale Spinners Lounge spotlights local talent

Nate Day November 4, 2017

[new_royalslider id="668"] Everyone in the entertainment industry is looking for the next big thing, and Bill Lamperes, the founder of Tale Spinners Lounge, may have found it. After hearing a story from...

Oak Street Plaza illuminated with thousands of LED lights.

Holiday Lighting Ceremony signals beginning of winter in Fort Collins

Matt Smith November 4, 2017

Video by Marlo Lundak It may not even be Thanksgiving yet, but the holidays are already upon us in Fort Collins. Hundreds gathered in Old Town Friday to usher in the holiday season with the lighting...

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