Vanishing West Ciders

Sip, Shuffle, and See What the Cards Reveal

Step into a night of insight, intuition, and cider at Tarot Thursday. Seeking guidance, looking for a fresh perspective or just love a little mystic magic with your pour? This is your perfect midweek escape.

Enjoy personalized tarot readings in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere while sipping your favorite cider. Come solo for a quiet moment of clarity or bring a friend for a fun, enlightening night out.

$10 per reading

• First come, first served

• Readings are short, insightful, and tailored just for you

• Cider specials available all night

Because sometimes the universe speaks best over a cider.

Second Dawn Brewing

THURSDAYS @ 6:00 PM & SUNDAYS @ 8:30 AM with pancakes on the first Sunday of the month

The Aurora Road Runners is a community-based run club that focuses on bringing people together and showcasing the best of Northwest Aurora. Whether you walk, run, roll, or stroll, we'd love to see you at one of our weekly events!

We have a 4 mile and 1.5 mile route for you to enjoy . Afterwards, you get 15% off your tab.

The People’s Building

First performed in 1928 and inspired by the real-life case of Ruth Snyder, Machinal follows a young woman struggling to maintain her identity in a world determined to define it for her. Pressured into marriage, motherhood, and a life she never truly chose, she finds herself trapped within systems that value obedience over individuality.

Nearly a century after its premiere, the play's central questions remain as urgent as ever.

As debates surrounding bodily autonomy, reproductive rights, gender expectations, and personal freedom continue to shape public life, Machinal offers a portrait of a woman fighting to be heard in a society that continually speaks for her.

"One of the remarkable things about Machinal is how contemporary it feels," said Wells. "The details may have changed, but the pressures haven't. It's a play about control, conformity, isolation, and what happens when a person can no longer live within the life that's been chosen for them."

Blending expressionist storytelling with modern imagery, this production explores isolation, technology, social expectation, and the systems that shape everyday life. Written during another era of rapid social change, Machinal arrives at a moment when many of the same questions have returned to the center of public conversation.

As part of its commitment to community engagement, Miscreant Theater Collective is proud to partner with The Table Urban Farm, a Denver-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to providing locally grown food, fostering neighborhood connection, and increasing access to community resources. Through this partnership, Miscreant continues its mission of using theatre not only as artistic expression, but as a way to strengthen community relationships and create meaningful spaces for conversation and connection.

Aurora Fox Arts Center

AURORA FOX COLORADO PREMIERE!

Thursday, October 1 - Sunday, November 1, 2026 | Mainstage Theater

FEEDING BEATRICE
by Kirsten Greenidge

Directed by Betty Hart

It starts with the sound of a spoon scraping against glass and the wet noise of lips smacking together. June and Lurie have a haunting new houseguest — and she's ravenously hungry. They do their best to keep her fed and happy, but Beatrice always demands more. As she burrows deeper and deeper into their lives, the couple faces a horrifying question: What will it cost to exorcise Beatrice forever?

In this spine-chilling gothic thriller, acclaimed playwright Kirsten Greenidge explores race, class and the American Dream through the story of a contemporary Black couple haunted by the ghost of a young white girl.

1400 Dallas Arts

In improv as in life, having a sense of presence creates confidence, connection, and just feels wonderful. Are you feeling a bit in your own head? Finding it hard to feel present? Come do some joy-filled improv with Dave Hill (Modern Family, 5-time Del Close Award winning teacher and coach) as he works with you on fun ways to use improv skills to get back into the moment. No improv experience needed (but experienced improvisers will dig it too!).

What to Expect
Learn some core strategies for being present while improvising
Build a mindset for Yes And’ing yourself
Practice proven improv fundamentals tailored specifically for staying in the moment.
Have a bunch of fun with people who are here to be playful.
You'll leave with a positive framework and practical tools to create more engaging moments on stage and off.

Let’s Be Here Now.

Vanishing West Ciders

Add a little sparkle to your First Friday!

Join us for a FREE Bedazzling Craft Night and spend the evening sipping, creating, and getting a little carried away with the rhinestones.

Choose your project and make it your own! Bedazzle a hair clip, macaron pill box, lip gloss, or apple while enjoying a fun, laid-back evening at the taproom.

No crafting experience required! Just bring your creativity and be ready to add some serious sparkle.

Crafting is FREE, and your favorite Vanishing West ciders and other beverages will be available for purchase.

Stanley MArketplace

Join us for an unforgettable evening at Stanley Marketplace as we kick off our First Friday series! A vibrant Creator Market featuring 45 talented local artists showcasing their handcrafted goods. Wander through curated booths filled with unique artwork, handmade jewelry, ceramics, woodwork, textiles, and so much more. Meet the creators behind each piece, hear their stories, and find one-of-a-kind treasures you won't see anywhere else. The evening goes beyond shopping with special activations from Stanley Marketplace partners. Enjoy craft beverages, delicious food from the marketplace vendors, and a community atmosphere that celebrates Colorado creativity.

Second Dawn Brewing

hosted ny Mario & brandi every first friday at 6PM!

All talent welcome, signup starts at 5:30. Performer’s first drink it free.

The People’s Building

First performed in 1928 and inspired by the real-life case of Ruth Snyder, Machinal follows a young woman struggling to maintain her identity in a world determined to define it for her. Pressured into marriage, motherhood, and a life she never truly chose, she finds herself trapped within systems that value obedience over individuality.

Nearly a century after its premiere, the play's central questions remain as urgent as ever.

As debates surrounding bodily autonomy, reproductive rights, gender expectations, and personal freedom continue to shape public life, Machinal offers a portrait of a woman fighting to be heard in a society that continually speaks for her.

"One of the remarkable things about Machinal is how contemporary it feels," said Wells. "The details may have changed, but the pressures haven't. It's a play about control, conformity, isolation, and what happens when a person can no longer live within the life that's been chosen for them."

Blending expressionist storytelling with modern imagery, this production explores isolation, technology, social expectation, and the systems that shape everyday life. Written during another era of rapid social change, Machinal arrives at a moment when many of the same questions have returned to the center of public conversation.

As part of its commitment to community engagement, Miscreant Theater Collective is proud to partner with The Table Urban Farm, a Denver-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to providing locally grown food, fostering neighborhood connection, and increasing access to community resources. Through this partnership, Miscreant continues its mission of using theatre not only as artistic expression, but as a way to strengthen community relationships and create meaningful spaces for conversation and connection.

Aurora Fox Arts Center

AURORA FOX COLORADO PREMIERE!

Thursday, October 1 - Sunday, November 1, 2026 | Mainstage Theater

FEEDING BEATRICE
by Kirsten Greenidge

Directed by Betty Hart

It starts with the sound of a spoon scraping against glass and the wet noise of lips smacking together. June and Lurie have a haunting new houseguest — and she's ravenously hungry. They do their best to keep her fed and happy, but Beatrice always demands more. As she burrows deeper and deeper into their lives, the couple faces a horrifying question: What will it cost to exorcise Beatrice forever?

In this spine-chilling gothic thriller, acclaimed playwright Kirsten Greenidge explores race, class and the American Dream through the story of a contemporary Black couple haunted by the ghost of a young white girl.

Aurora Fox Arts Center

AURORA FOX COLORADO PREMIERE!

Thursday, October 1 - Sunday, November 1, 2026 | Mainstage Theater

FEEDING BEATRICE
by Kirsten Greenidge

Directed by Betty Hart

It starts with the sound of a spoon scraping against glass and the wet noise of lips smacking together. June and Lurie have a haunting new houseguest — and she's ravenously hungry. They do their best to keep her fed and happy, but Beatrice always demands more. As she burrows deeper and deeper into their lives, the couple faces a horrifying question: What will it cost to exorcise Beatrice forever?

In this spine-chilling gothic thriller, acclaimed playwright Kirsten Greenidge explores race, class and the American Dream through the story of a contemporary Black couple haunted by the ghost of a young white girl.

The People’s Building

First performed in 1928 and inspired by the real-life case of Ruth Snyder, Machinal follows a young woman struggling to maintain her identity in a world determined to define it for her. Pressured into marriage, motherhood, and a life she never truly chose, she finds herself trapped within systems that value obedience over individuality.

Nearly a century after its premiere, the play's central questions remain as urgent as ever.

As debates surrounding bodily autonomy, reproductive rights, gender expectations, and personal freedom continue to shape public life, Machinal offers a portrait of a woman fighting to be heard in a society that continually speaks for her.

"One of the remarkable things about Machinal is how contemporary it feels," said Wells. "The details may have changed, but the pressures haven't. It's a play about control, conformity, isolation, and what happens when a person can no longer live within the life that's been chosen for them."

Blending expressionist storytelling with modern imagery, this production explores isolation, technology, social expectation, and the systems that shape everyday life. Written during another era of rapid social change, Machinal arrives at a moment when many of the same questions have returned to the center of public conversation.

As part of its commitment to community engagement, Miscreant Theater Collective is proud to partner with The Table Urban Farm, a Denver-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to providing locally grown food, fostering neighborhood connection, and increasing access to community resources. Through this partnership, Miscreant continues its mission of using theatre not only as artistic expression, but as a way to strengthen community relationships and create meaningful spaces for conversation and connection.

Cerebral Aurora Arts

Join us on the first Saturday of every month at 3pm for a tour of Cerebral Brewing in the vibrant Aurora Arts District! Our brewery tour offers an inside look at our brewing process. Along the way you’ll sample grain, smell hops, and taste a variety of beers from the taps and the tanks. As a special treat, enjoy 10% off merchandise and to-go beer after your tour. Don’t miss out on this unique and immersive brewery experience!

The People’s Building

First performed in 1928 and inspired by the real-life case of Ruth Snyder, Machinal follows a young woman struggling to maintain her identity in a world determined to define it for her. Pressured into marriage, motherhood, and a life she never truly chose, she finds herself trapped within systems that value obedience over individuality.

Nearly a century after its premiere, the play's central questions remain as urgent as ever.

As debates surrounding bodily autonomy, reproductive rights, gender expectations, and personal freedom continue to shape public life, Machinal offers a portrait of a woman fighting to be heard in a society that continually speaks for her.

"One of the remarkable things about Machinal is how contemporary it feels," said Wells. "The details may have changed, but the pressures haven't. It's a play about control, conformity, isolation, and what happens when a person can no longer live within the life that's been chosen for them."

Blending expressionist storytelling with modern imagery, this production explores isolation, technology, social expectation, and the systems that shape everyday life. Written during another era of rapid social change, Machinal arrives at a moment when many of the same questions have returned to the center of public conversation.

As part of its commitment to community engagement, Miscreant Theater Collective is proud to partner with The Table Urban Farm, a Denver-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to providing locally grown food, fostering neighborhood connection, and increasing access to community resources. Through this partnership, Miscreant continues its mission of using theatre not only as artistic expression, but as a way to strengthen community relationships and create meaningful spaces for conversation and connection.

Cerebral Brewing Aurora Arts

Do you have books laying around that you’d be interested in passing along to another reader in exchange for taking home new (to you) books? Join us for a book swap at our Aurora Arts Taproom!

The event is hosted by the Aurora Book Swap Society.

Second Dawn Brewing

THURSDAYS @ 6:00 PM & SUNDAYS @ 8:30 AM with pancakes on the first Sunday of the month

The Aurora Road Runners is a community-based run club that focuses on bringing people together and showcasing the best of Northwest Aurora. Whether you walk, run, roll, or stroll, we'd love to see you at one of our weekly events!

The People’s Building

First performed in 1928 and inspired by the real-life case of Ruth Snyder, Machinal follows a young woman struggling to maintain her identity in a world determined to define it for her. Pressured into marriage, motherhood, and a life she never truly chose, she finds herself trapped within systems that value obedience over individuality.

Nearly a century after its premiere, the play's central questions remain as urgent as ever.

As debates surrounding bodily autonomy, reproductive rights, gender expectations, and personal freedom continue to shape public life, Machinal offers a portrait of a woman fighting to be heard in a society that continually speaks for her.

"One of the remarkable things about Machinal is how contemporary it feels," said Wells. "The details may have changed, but the pressures haven't. It's a play about control, conformity, isolation, and what happens when a person can no longer live within the life that's been chosen for them."

Blending expressionist storytelling with modern imagery, this production explores isolation, technology, social expectation, and the systems that shape everyday life. Written during another era of rapid social change, Machinal arrives at a moment when many of the same questions have returned to the center of public conversation.

As part of its commitment to community engagement, Miscreant Theater Collective is proud to partner with The Table Urban Farm, a Denver-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to providing locally grown food, fostering neighborhood connection, and increasing access to community resources. Through this partnership, Miscreant continues its mission of using theatre not only as artistic expression, but as a way to strengthen community relationships and create meaningful spaces for conversation and connection.

The People’s Building

Join us Monday, October 5th, 6-8PM at the People's Building as we gather the Denver Fringe community for the first time since this year's Denver Fringe Festival! We will spend time catching up, sharing our latest creative efforts, and thinking forward to next year's Festival.

Further, we are excited to have several artists who participated in this past Festival tell stories of how their shows came into being, what they went through and what they learned in the process.

This event is open to all - the Fringe-familiar to the Fringe-curious and fans of the Fringe!

We're looking forward to sharing space once more, hope to see you there!

Vintage Theatre

Music and Lyrics by Jeff Bowen
Book by Hunter Bell
Directed by Nick Martinez

Playing on the Berg-Young Cabaret Stage

You're reading the official blurb, or short summary, of [title of show]. Blurb. That's a funny word. We spent a lot of time on this blurb so please read the whole blurb. Hunter and Jeff are attempting to create an original musical. Joined by friends who share their passion, their creative process becomes the heart of the show, taking audiences on a hilarious journey through artistic struggles, tests of friendship, and the challenges and joys of collaboration.

Please note a 3.75% City of Aurora Admissions Tax is automatically applied to the price of each ticket.

Please note an order fee of two dollars ($2) per ticket will be added to each transaction. This fee is waived for our current year Season Subscribers.

Cheluna Brewing

Begun in March 2017 just three months after opening Cheluna, our run club welcomes people of all abilities to move their bodies every Tuesday, meeting up at 5:45 pm year round. Participants gather together at 5:45 before we head outside to run, walk or roll at 6 pm; choose your own distance, pace and modality, and most Tuesdays there is also an optional track workout for those looking for an extra challenge.

Reconvene afterward in our taproom for some great community, free food (potluck meal the first Tuesday monthly) and discounted beverages. We are a casual and welcoming run group for athletes of all kinds and abilities and embrace coming together weekly for a workout, shared food, delicious beer and camaraderie.About

Vintage Theatre

Music and Lyrics by Jeff Bowen
Book by Hunter Bell
Directed by Nick Martinez

Playing on the Berg-Young Cabaret Stage

You're reading the official blurb, or short summary, of [title of show]. Blurb. That's a funny word. We spent a lot of time on this blurb so please read the whole blurb. Hunter and Jeff are attempting to create an original musical. Joined by friends who share their passion, their creative process becomes the heart of the show, taking audiences on a hilarious journey through artistic struggles, tests of friendship, and the challenges and joys of collaboration.

Please note a 3.75% City of Aurora Admissions Tax is automatically applied to the price of each ticket.

Please note an order fee of two dollars ($2) per ticket will be added to each transaction. This fee is waived for our current year Season Subscribers.

Vanishing West Ciders

Think you’ve got what it takes to be the sharpest mind in the taproom? Join us for a themed Trivia Night with Denver Trivia League, where your knowledge meets buckin’ good cider and even better company.

This isn’t your average trivia night! Denver Trivia League brings the challenge, energy, and entertainment to keep you guessing all night long. Whether you’re a history buff, pop culture pro or just here for the cider and good vibes, there’s a seat at the table for your team.

Vintage Theatre

Music and Lyrics by Jeff Bowen
Book by Hunter Bell
Directed by Nick Martinez

Playing on the Berg-Young Cabaret Stage

You're reading the official blurb, or short summary, of [title of show]. Blurb. That's a funny word. We spent a lot of time on this blurb so please read the whole blurb. Hunter and Jeff are attempting to create an original musical. Joined by friends who share their passion, their creative process becomes the heart of the show, taking audiences on a hilarious journey through artistic struggles, tests of friendship, and the challenges and joys of collaboration.

Please note a 3.75% City of Aurora Admissions Tax is automatically applied to the price of each ticket.

Please note an order fee of two dollars ($2) per ticket will be added to each transaction. This fee is waived for our current year Season Subscribers.

Second Dawn Brewing

THURSDAYS @ 6:00 PM & SUNDAYS @ 8:30 AM with pancakes on the first Sunday of the month

The Aurora Road Runners is a community-based run club that focuses on bringing people together and showcasing the best of Northwest Aurora. Whether you walk, run, roll, or stroll, we'd love to see you at one of our weekly events!

We have a 4 mile and 1.5 mile route for you to enjoy . Afterwards, you get 15% off your tab.

The People’s Building

Tiny Beautiful Things, adapted by Nia Vardalos from Cheryl Strayed’s beloved book, is a deeply moving, sharply funny celebration of what it means to be human. Centered on an anonymous advice columnist known as “Sugar,” the play weaves together the intimate letters of people searching for connection, healing, and meaning. In this new take on the script, Phamaly will be casting over 100 disabled actors from across the world, intertwining video-storytelling and in-person human connection. In an international tour de force, Tiny Beautiful Things reminds us that even in our most vulnerable moments, we are never truly alone.

Stanley Marketplace

Fire, pottery, and a little spooky-season magic come together for a special Raku Night with Friend Assembly and AlSi Ceramics!

Choose a handmade pumpkin or cauldron, apply your glaze, and experience the magic of Raku firing. Once your piece comes out of the kiln glowing red-hot, you’ll place it into a container of combustible materials before giving it a final water dunk and revealing the unpredictable colors, patterns, and textures created by the process.

Each workshop session lasts about an hour, with some additional cooling time. While you wait, grab a drink or bite inside Stanley before returning to take your finished piece home. No pottery experience is needed.

The People’s Building

Tiny Beautiful Things, adapted by Nia Vardalos from Cheryl Strayed’s beloved book, is a deeply moving, sharply funny celebration of what it means to be human. Centered on an anonymous advice columnist known as “Sugar,” the play weaves together the intimate letters of people searching for connection, healing, and meaning. In this new take on the script, Phamaly will be casting over 100 disabled actors from across the world, intertwining video-storytelling and in-person human connection. In an international tour de force, Tiny Beautiful Things reminds us that even in our most vulnerable moments, we are never truly alone.

The People’s Building

Tiny Beautiful Things, adapted by Nia Vardalos from Cheryl Strayed’s beloved book, is a deeply moving, sharply funny celebration of what it means to be human. Centered on an anonymous advice columnist known as “Sugar,” the play weaves together the intimate letters of people searching for connection, healing, and meaning. In this new take on the script, Phamaly will be casting over 100 disabled actors from across the world, intertwining video-storytelling and in-person human connection. In an international tour de force, Tiny Beautiful Things reminds us that even in our most vulnerable moments, we are never truly alone.

Second Dawn Brewing

THURSDAYS @ 6:00 PM & SUNDAYS @ 8:30 AM with pancakes on the first Sunday of the month

The Aurora Road Runners is a community-based run club that focuses on bringing people together and showcasing the best of Northwest Aurora. Whether you walk, run, roll, or stroll, we'd love to see you at one of our weekly events!

CerebraL Brewing Aurora Arts

Whether you’ve never picked up a 20-sided die or you’ve got a bookshelf full of character sheets, Dungeons n Drafts is for you. Join the next one-shot campaign on the second Sunday of every month at our Aurora Arts taproom! $1 Off Pints for participants!

Totally New to D&D?
No worries! Our Dungeon Masters (DMs) are not only experienced — they’re patient, friendly, and ready to guide youevery step of the way. They’ll explain the dice, your character, and take your table on a custom, home-brewed adventure.

What’s a DM?
Glad you asked! The DM is your storyteller, your guide, and sometimes your greatest foe. They create and run an epic 3-4+ hour one-shot campaign just for your group. Without them, there’s no adventure — and trust us, we’ve got some of the best around.

Already a Veteran Adventurer?
We love having experienced players! Just keep in mind some folks at your table might be brand new — so bring that helpful, collaborative energy. We do provide with you the character sheet but you’re welcome to bring your own dice.

How Long is Each Game?
Expect to play for at least 3–4 hours, though many tables get so into it, they keep going!

Vanishing West Ciders

Craft Night - Perler Beads with Branch and Barrel Distilling (October 11, 2026)

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Let’s get crafty with our friends from Branch & Barrel Distillers!

Tap into your inner kid and create your own colorful Perler Bead design while you sip, socialize, and enjoy a laid-back evening at the taproom. Make something fun, recreate a favorite design, or see where your creativity takes you.

No experience needed and no need to be a serious crafter. Just grab some friends and come ready to create.

Crafting is FREE, with Vanishing West ciders and other beverages available for purchase.

The People’s Building

Tiny Beautiful Things, adapted by Nia Vardalos from Cheryl Strayed’s beloved book, is a deeply moving, sharply funny celebration of what it means to be human. Centered on an anonymous advice columnist known as “Sugar,” the play weaves together the intimate letters of people searching for connection, healing, and meaning. In this new take on the script, Phamaly will be casting over 100 disabled actors from across the world, intertwining video-storytelling and in-person human connection. In an international tour de force, Tiny Beautiful Things reminds us that even in our most vulnerable moments, we are never truly alone.

Vintage Theatre

Music and Lyrics by Jeff Bowen
Book by Hunter Bell
Directed by Nick Martinez

Playing on the Berg-Young Cabaret Stage

You're reading the official blurb, or short summary, of [title of show]. Blurb. That's a funny word. We spent a lot of time on this blurb so please read the whole blurb. Hunter and Jeff are attempting to create an original musical. Joined by friends who share their passion, their creative process becomes the heart of the show, taking audiences on a hilarious journey through artistic struggles, tests of friendship, and the challenges and joys of collaboration.

Please note a 3.75% City of Aurora Admissions Tax is automatically applied to the price of each ticket.

Please note an order fee of two dollars ($2) per ticket will be added to each transaction. This fee is waived for our current year Season Subscribers.

Cheluna Brewing

Begun in March 2017 just three months after opening Cheluna, our run club welcomes people of all abilities to move their bodies every Tuesday, meeting up at 5:45 pm year round. Participants gather together at 5:45 before we head outside to run, walk or roll at 6 pm; choose your own distance, pace and modality, and most Tuesdays there is also an optional track workout for those looking for an extra challenge.

Reconvene afterward in our taproom for some great community, free food (potluck meal the first Tuesday monthly) and discounted beverages. We are a casual and welcoming run group for athletes of all kinds and abilities and embrace coming together weekly for a workout, shared food, delicious beer and camaraderie.About

Aurora Fox Arts Center

Experience a powerful evening of live audio theater with Destination Freedom: Black Radio Days Podcast as it presents Michael Marshall and Marvin Booker: No Way Home. Written by Terrance "Big T" Hughes and directed by Emmy Award winner donnie l. betts, this original audio drama explores homelessness, mental illness, justice and the human stories behind two men whose lives intersect in the Denver jail system.

A follow-up to The Marvin Booker Story, the production imagines what might have happened if Michael Marshall and Marvin Booker had met while incarcerated. Performed before a live audience, the event will also be broadcast live on KGNU and released as part of the Destination Freedom: Black Radio Days podcast series.

Following the performance, stay for a community conversation featuring playwright Terrance "Big T" Hughes, Denver Sheriff Elias Diggins, faith leaders and community advocates discussing the issues explored in the production.

Vintage Theatre

Music and Lyrics by Jeff Bowen
Book by Hunter Bell
Directed by Nick Martinez

Playing on the Berg-Young Cabaret Stage

You're reading the official blurb, or short summary, of [title of show]. Blurb. That's a funny word. We spent a lot of time on this blurb so please read the whole blurb. Hunter and Jeff are attempting to create an original musical. Joined by friends who share their passion, their creative process becomes the heart of the show, taking audiences on a hilarious journey through artistic struggles, tests of friendship, and the challenges and joys of collaboration.

Please note a 3.75% City of Aurora Admissions Tax is automatically applied to the price of each ticket.

Please note an order fee of two dollars ($2) per ticket will be added to each transaction. This fee is waived for our current year Season Subscribers.

Second Dawn Brewing Co.

Join us every second Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. for live music featuring The Lounging Dog House Band. Enjoy acoustic rock classics, smooth vocal harmonies and a cold beer while you settle in for a night of great tunes.

Vintage Theatre

Music and Lyrics by Jeff Bowen
Book by Hunter Bell
Directed by Nick Martinez

Playing on the Berg-Young Cabaret Stage

You're reading the official blurb, or short summary, of [title of show]. Blurb. That's a funny word. We spent a lot of time on this blurb so please read the whole blurb. Hunter and Jeff are attempting to create an original musical. Joined by friends who share their passion, their creative process becomes the heart of the show, taking audiences on a hilarious journey through artistic struggles, tests of friendship, and the challenges and joys of collaboration.

Please note a 3.75% City of Aurora Admissions Tax is automatically applied to the price of each ticket.

Please note an order fee of two dollars ($2) per ticket will be added to each transaction. This fee is waived for our current year Season Subscribers.

Second Dawn Brewing

THURSDAYS @ 6:00 PM & SUNDAYS @ 8:30 AM with pancakes on the first Sunday of the month

The Aurora Road Runners is a community-based run club that focuses on bringing people together and showcasing the best of Northwest Aurora. Whether you walk, run, roll, or stroll, we'd love to see you at one of our weekly events!

We have a 4 mile and 1.5 mile route for you to enjoy . Afterwards, you get 15% off your tab.

The People’s Building

Tiny Beautiful Things, adapted by Nia Vardalos from Cheryl Strayed’s beloved book, is a deeply moving, sharply funny celebration of what it means to be human. Centered on an anonymous advice columnist known as “Sugar,” the play weaves together the intimate letters of people searching for connection, healing, and meaning. In this new take on the script, Phamaly will be casting over 100 disabled actors from across the world, intertwining video-storytelling and in-person human connection. In an international tour de force, Tiny Beautiful Things reminds us that even in our most vulnerable moments, we are never truly alone.

Stanley Marketplace

Get ready to move, connect, and have some fun with an all-levels line dance class at Stanley Marketplace!

This two-hour dance experience brings people together through country, R&B, soul, and more. Whether you’re brand new to line dancing or already know a few steps, the class is designed to be welcoming, energetic, and easy to jump into. Come solo or bring your friends and enjoy an evening of music, movement, and community.

The People’s Building

Tiny Beautiful Things, adapted by Nia Vardalos from Cheryl Strayed’s beloved book, is a deeply moving, sharply funny celebration of what it means to be human. Centered on an anonymous advice columnist known as “Sugar,” the play weaves together the intimate letters of people searching for connection, healing, and meaning. In this new take on the script, Phamaly will be casting over 100 disabled actors from across the world, intertwining video-storytelling and in-person human connection. In an international tour de force, Tiny Beautiful Things reminds us that even in our most vulnerable moments, we are never truly alone.

Second Dawn Brewing

THURSDAYS @ 6:00 PM & SUNDAYS @ 8:30 AM with pancakes on the first Sunday of the month

The Aurora Road Runners is a community-based run club that focuses on bringing people together and showcasing the best of Northwest Aurora. Whether you walk, run, roll, or stroll, we'd love to see you at one of our weekly events!

The People’s Building

Tiny Beautiful Things, adapted by Nia Vardalos from Cheryl Strayed’s beloved book, is a deeply moving, sharply funny celebration of what it means to be human. Centered on an anonymous advice columnist known as “Sugar,” the play weaves together the intimate letters of people searching for connection, healing, and meaning. In this new take on the script, Phamaly will be casting over 100 disabled actors from across the world, intertwining video-storytelling and in-person human connection. In an international tour de force, Tiny Beautiful Things reminds us that even in our most vulnerable moments, we are never truly alone.

Vintage Theatre

Music and Lyrics by Jeff Bowen
Book by Hunter Bell
Directed by Nick Martinez

Playing on the Berg-Young Cabaret Stage

You're reading the official blurb, or short summary, of [title of show]. Blurb. That's a funny word. We spent a lot of time on this blurb so please read the whole blurb. Hunter and Jeff are attempting to create an original musical. Joined by friends who share their passion, their creative process becomes the heart of the show, taking audiences on a hilarious journey through artistic struggles, tests of friendship, and the challenges and joys of collaboration.

Please note a 3.75% City of Aurora Admissions Tax is automatically applied to the price of each ticket.

Please note an order fee of two dollars ($2) per ticket will be added to each transaction. This fee is waived for our current year Season Subscribers.

Cheluna Brewing

Begun in March 2017 just three months after opening Cheluna, our run club welcomes people of all abilities to move their bodies every Tuesday, meeting up at 5:45 pm year round. Participants gather together at 5:45 before we head outside to run, walk or roll at 6 pm; choose your own distance, pace and modality, and most Tuesdays there is also an optional track workout for those looking for an extra challenge.

Reconvene afterward in our taproom for some great community, free food (potluck meal the first Tuesday monthly) and discounted beverages. We are a casual and welcoming run group for athletes of all kinds and abilities and embrace coming together weekly for a workout, shared food, delicious beer and camaraderie.About

Vintage Theatre

Music and Lyrics by Jeff Bowen
Book by Hunter Bell
Directed by Nick Martinez

Playing on the Berg-Young Cabaret Stage

You're reading the official blurb, or short summary, of [title of show]. Blurb. That's a funny word. We spent a lot of time on this blurb so please read the whole blurb. Hunter and Jeff are attempting to create an original musical. Joined by friends who share their passion, their creative process becomes the heart of the show, taking audiences on a hilarious journey through artistic struggles, tests of friendship, and the challenges and joys of collaboration.

Please note a 3.75% City of Aurora Admissions Tax is automatically applied to the price of each ticket.

Please note an order fee of two dollars ($2) per ticket will be added to each transaction. This fee is waived for our current year Season Subscribers.

Vintage Theatre

Music and Lyrics by Jeff Bowen
Book by Hunter Bell
Directed by Nick Martinez

Playing on the Berg-Young Cabaret Stage

You're reading the official blurb, or short summary, of [title of show]. Blurb. That's a funny word. We spent a lot of time on this blurb so please read the whole blurb. Hunter and Jeff are attempting to create an original musical. Joined by friends who share their passion, their creative process becomes the heart of the show, taking audiences on a hilarious journey through artistic struggles, tests of friendship, and the challenges and joys of collaboration.

Please note a 3.75% City of Aurora Admissions Tax is automatically applied to the price of each ticket.

Please note an order fee of two dollars ($2) per ticket will be added to each transaction. This fee is waived for our current year Season Subscribers.

Roaming Gnome Theatre

Welcome to the Hundred Acre Wood, where Winnie the Pooh is once again in search of honey. Along the way, he meets his pals, Tigger, Piglet, Rabbit and Owl, but soon discovers that Christopher Robin has been captured by the mysterious Backson! As they prepare for a rescue operation, the animals learn about teamwork, friendship and, of course... sharing snacks.

Second Dawn Brewing

THURSDAYS @ 6:00 PM & SUNDAYS @ 8:30 AM with pancakes on the first Sunday of the month

The Aurora Road Runners is a community-based run club that focuses on bringing people together and showcasing the best of Northwest Aurora. Whether you walk, run, roll, or stroll, we'd love to see you at one of our weekly events!

We have a 4 mile and 1.5 mile route for you to enjoy . Afterwards, you get 15% off your tab.

Roaming Gnome Theatre

Welcome to the Hundred Acre Wood, where Winnie the Pooh is once again in search of honey. Along the way, he meets his pals, Tigger, Piglet, Rabbit and Owl, but soon discovers that Christopher Robin has been captured by the mysterious Backson! As they prepare for a rescue operation, the animals learn about teamwork, friendship and, of course... sharing snacks.

The People’s Building

October 23 Start Times: 6:45pm, 7:00pm, 7:15pm, 7:30pm, 7:45pm, 8:00pm, 8:15pm, 8:30pm

Life/Art Dance presents our fourth annual production of Dancing in the Dark: The House of Omens.

Told through music and dance, The House of Omens is an immersive theatrical experience that explores the birth of many autumn rituals. Discover why black cats have a questionable reputation, how a hollow turnip guided a man named Jack into eternity, and more. For the first time, Dancing in the Dark will be running on Halloween! Don’t miss the opportunity to revel in the light of the bonfire! Join Life/Art Dance and guests at The House of Omens! The veil is thinning, the spirits are restless, and…we…are…waiting. 

Roaming Gnome Theatre

Welcome to the Hundred Acre Wood, where Winnie the Pooh is once again in search of honey. Along the way, he meets his pals, Tigger, Piglet, Rabbit and Owl, but soon discovers that Christopher Robin has been captured by the mysterious Backson! As they prepare for a rescue operation, the animals learn about teamwork, friendship and, of course... sharing snacks.

Roaming Gnome Theatre

Welcome to the Hundred Acre Wood, where Winnie the Pooh is once again in search of honey. Along the way, he meets his pals, Tigger, Piglet, Rabbit and Owl, but soon discovers that Christopher Robin has been captured by the mysterious Backson! As they prepare for a rescue operation, the animals learn about teamwork, friendship and, of course... sharing snacks.

The People’s Building

Saturday, October 24: 6:45pm, 7:00pm, 7:15pm, 7:30pm, 7:45pm, 8:00pm, 8:15pm, 8:30pm

Life/Art Dance presents our fourth annual production of Dancing in the Dark: The House of Omens.

Told through music and dance, The House of Omens is an immersive theatrical experience that explores the birth of many autumn rituals. Discover why black cats have a questionable reputation, how a hollow turnip guided a man named Jack into eternity, and more. For the first time, Dancing in the Dark will be running on Halloween! Don’t miss the opportunity to revel in the light of the bonfire! Join Life/Art Dance and guests at The House of Omens! The veil is thinning, the spirits are restless, and…we…are…waiting. 

Second Dawn Brewing

THURSDAYS @ 6:00 PM & SUNDAYS @ 8:30 AM with pancakes on the first Sunday of the month

The Aurora Road Runners is a community-based run club that focuses on bringing people together and showcasing the best of Northwest Aurora. Whether you walk, run, roll, or stroll, we'd love to see you at one of our weekly events!

Roaming Gnome Theatre

Welcome to the Hundred Acre Wood, where Winnie the Pooh is once again in search of honey. Along the way, he meets his pals, Tigger, Piglet, Rabbit and Owl, but soon discovers that Christopher Robin has been captured by the mysterious Backson! As they prepare for a rescue operation, the animals learn about teamwork, friendship and, of course... sharing snacks.

The People’s Building

Sunday, October 25 Start Times: 12:45pm, 1:00pm, 1:15pm, 1:30pm, 1:45pm, 2:00pm, 2:15pm, 2:30pm 

Life/Art Dance presents our fourth annual production of Dancing in the Dark: The House of Omens.

Told through music and dance, The House of Omens is an immersive theatrical experience that explores the birth of many autumn rituals. Discover why black cats have a questionable reputation, how a hollow turnip guided a man named Jack into eternity, and more. For the first time, Dancing in the Dark will be running on Halloween! Don’t miss the opportunity to revel in the light of the bonfire! Join Life/Art Dance and guests at The House of Omens! The veil is thinning, the spirits are restless, and…we…are…waiting. 

Cerebral Aurora Arts

Live Jazz jam session open to all ages. Dollar off pints for guests.

“As a professional jazz musician, I’ve seen how vital it is to play with people of all backgrounds and experience levels, and in front of an audience. But for young musicians, opportunities are limited due to age restrictions at most jam sessions. That’s why we created a space where all ages are welcome to play, learn, and grow together through jazz.”
— Daryl Gott, Host

Hosted by Daryl Gott & Friends, this free, grant-funded event has become a beloved tradition at the People’s Building and Stanley Marketplace. Whether you’re performing or just enjoying the music, come be part of a vibrant, supportive community.

Made possible in part by a grant from the City of Aurora.

Roaming Gnome Theatre

Welcome to the Hundred Acre Wood, where Winnie the Pooh is once again in search of honey. Along the way, he meets his pals, Tigger, Piglet, Rabbit and Owl, but soon discovers that Christopher Robin has been captured by the mysterious Backson! As they prepare for a rescue operation, the animals learn about teamwork, friendship and, of course... sharing snacks.

Cheluna Brewing

Begun in March 2017 just three months after opening Cheluna, our run club welcomes people of all abilities to move their bodies every Tuesday, meeting up at 5:45 pm year round. Participants gather together at 5:45 before we head outside to run, walk or roll at 6 pm; choose your own distance, pace and modality, and most Tuesdays there is also an optional track workout for those looking for an extra challenge.

Reconvene afterward in our taproom for some great community, free food (potluck meal the first Tuesday monthly) and discounted beverages. We are a casual and welcoming run group for athletes of all kinds and abilities and embrace coming together weekly for a workout, shared food, delicious beer and camaraderie.About

Second Dawn Brewing

THURSDAYS @ 6:00 PM & SUNDAYS @ 8:30 AM with pancakes on the first Sunday of the month

The Aurora Road Runners is a community-based run club that focuses on bringing people together and showcasing the best of Northwest Aurora. Whether you walk, run, roll, or stroll, we'd love to see you at one of our weekly events!

We have a 4 mile and 1.5 mile route for you to enjoy . Afterwards, you get 15% off your tab.

The People’s Building

Friday, October 30 Start Times: 6:45pm, 7:00pm, 7:15pm, 7:30pm, 7:45pm, 8:00pm, 8:15pm, 8:30pm

Life/Art Dance presents our fourth annual production of Dancing in the Dark: The House of Omens.

Told through music and dance, The House of Omens is an immersive theatrical experience that explores the birth of many autumn rituals. Discover why black cats have a questionable reputation, how a hollow turnip guided a man named Jack into eternity, and more. For the first time, Dancing in the Dark will be running on Halloween! Don’t miss the opportunity to revel in the light of the bonfire! Join Life/Art Dance and guests at The House of Omens! The veil is thinning, the spirits are restless, and…we…are…waiting. 

The People’s Building

Saturday, October 31: 12:45pm, 1:00pm, 1:15pm, 1:30pm, 1:45pm, 2:00pm, 2:15pm, 2:30pm 

Life/Art Dance presents our fourth annual production of Dancing in the Dark: The House of Omens.

Told through music and dance, The House of Omens is an immersive theatrical experience that explores the birth of many autumn rituals. Discover why black cats have a questionable reputation, how a hollow turnip guided a man named Jack into eternity, and more. For the first time, Dancing in the Dark will be running on Halloween! Don’t miss the opportunity to revel in the light of the bonfire! Join Life/Art Dance and guests at The House of Omens! The veil is thinning, the spirits are restless, and…we…are…waiting. 

Aurora Fox Arts Center

The Aurora Fox Arts Center is teaming up with La Victoria Healing Kitchen for a hauntingly fun Halloween Costume Crawl on Saturday, Oct. 31.

Start the afternoon with a 2 p.m. performance of “Feeding Beatrice,” Kirsten Greenidge’s spine-chilling gothic thriller exploring race, class and the American dream. Come dressed in your Halloween best — spooky, creative or even inspired by “Feeding Beatrice” — for a chance to win the costume contest.

Immediately following the performance, crawl over to La Victoria Healing Kitchen, just steps from the Aurora Fox, from 4 to 6 p.m. for spooky appetizers crafted by Chef Bella B, a themed cocktail and Halloween festivities.

Costume contest prizes will be awarded for first through fourth place, with winners announced at La Victoria Healing Kitchen.

Costumes, cocktails and creepy fun await in the Aurora Cultural Arts District this Halloween!

Show Ticket + Costume Crawl: $70

Admission includes:

• Ticket to the 2 p.m. performance of “Feeding Beatrice”

• Entry to the Costume Crawl at La Victoria Healing Kitchen

• Automatic entry into the costume contest

• Spooky appetizers

• One themed cocktail

• Chance to win costume contest prizes

Additional beverages will be available for purchase.

Vintage Theater

Celebrate an unforgettable evening of entertainment and community at the Vintage Theatre 2026 Gala on Saturday, Aug. 22.

Guests are invited to dress to impress for a festive night featuring hors d'oeuvres, red carpet photos, live performances, live and silent auctions, a photo gallery and more. Proceeds from the gala support Vintage Theatre and its mission to bring exceptional live theatre to the community.

Doors open at 5:30 p.m., with the program beginning at 7 p.m.

Tickets: $30

Come enjoy an evening of celebration while supporting the future of local theatre.