Entertainment

Sara Watkins, fiddler from folk band Nickel Creek, discusses Watkins Family Hour, a stripped-back folk project with her brother. By Ben Berman

2021’s digital “[un]WRAP,” featuring submissions from around the world, focuses on diversity and cultural awareness. By Haley Lauritzen

“Climate Cabaret” blends theatre and activism to provide rousing, entertaining commentary on the climate crisis. By Haley Lauritzen

CU alum Christopher Meloni discusses his acting roots in Boulder and what his latest role on “Law & Order” means to him. By Chloe Wasserstrom

“Shang-Chi” is the best work Marvel has made in years and an important step toward AAPI representation in Hollywood. By Alexander Edwards

At the Boulder Bookstore, Sept. 16, Morphew will discuss her book about the mindful strategies for building wealth. By Izzy Fincher

Stirling, the YouTuber “hip-hop violinist,” brought her epic fantasy album to life on her long-awaited Artemis Tour. By Izzy Fincher

For AAPI heritage month, four female creatives reflect on their heritage and artistic style. By Izzy Fincher

CU students from Unmask the Racism have collected more than 1000 origami cranes for a community activism project. By Izzy Fincher

For summer break, the CU Independent arts section curates an upbeat, feel-good pandemic playlist.