Upcoming Events in the Space!
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June 2025
6/6/25: 6-9pm
First Friday! Art Exhibition Green Carnations in TTL Gallery (6pm-9pm): Green Carnations explores the unspoken languages of thought codes built from everyday symbols like colors, gestures, shapes, and flowers, that have historically protected, connected, and empowered LGBTQ+ lives. This exhibition celebrates how these evolving symbols continue to carry histories of resistance, survival, and joy, inviting viewers to see them not as passive objects, but as living tools of transformation and unification.
Opening reception and chance to meet the artists on Friday July 6th from 6pm to 9pm.
Artists include Frankie Toan, Teague McDaniel, Bambi Hernandez, Cameron Carr, ryan lee doreman, Elio Nelson, Luce Riley, and Sarah Sophia.
6/6, 6/7: 7pm & 2pm
An Echoing Spring by Mike Broemmel. Synopsis: The play delves into the tragic events of October 1998, when Matthew Shepard, a 21-year-old University of Wyoming student, was brutally attacked and left to die near Laramie, Wyoming. Through carefully crafted scenes and thoughtful dialogue, An Echoing Spring explores not just the horrific crime itself, but the ripple effects it had on the community, the nation, and the broader fight for LGBTQ+ rights. TICKETS
6/8: 12-10pm
Festival Flamboyan! Festival Flamboyán is a one-day festival on June 8th that will be a celebration of Puerto Rican arts and culture, including food, arts & crafts, music, theatre, dance, and comedy. The festival will showcase the multi-faceted aspects of the Puerto Rican experience, with a wide range of artistic disciplines, genres, and artistic expression on display. The festival is an amazing opportunity to bring together the 40,000 Puerto Ricans who call Colorado home, as well as exposing Coloradans of every background to the beauty, innovation, and eclecticism of Puerto Rico. TICKETS
6/15: 12-2pm
Love Pride merch but hate capitalism? Join us for a community-centered Pride shirt decorating workshop, where you can create Pride merch you actually want to wear without feeding the corporate machine. Led by fabric artist and educator Alyssa Williams, this hands-on session will teach you basic hand sewing techniques and offer space for joyful self-expression through fashion.
Shirts and materials will be provided, just bring your creativity!
All skill levels and identities welcome!
Cost $20 per person
Please email artbyalyssa24@gmail.com to register.