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  • Two toy elevs sitting on a shelf with the words "LC Staff's (Not So) Favorite Holiday Songs."

    The LC’s (Not So) Favorite Holiday Songs

    Here at the LC, we traditionally like to share our favorite holiday songs, but this year we thought it would be fun to mix it up by sharing some songs that skirt the edge of our naughty list. The LC loves the holiday season, but everyone can agree that there is at least one song… Read More

  • Art pieces of Norma Alonzo, Ann Johnston, and Meghan Wilbar.

    Art to Experience

    Sense of Place: Norma Alonzo, Ann Johnston, Meghan Wilbar opens December 14 and will be on view through January 26. For this exhibit, three artists, Norma Alonzo, Ann Johnston, and Meghan Wilbar, share their unique interpretations of the landscape around them. Norma Alonzo of Santa Fe, New Mexico, paints landscapes as an exploration and expression… Read More

  • Jill-Christine Wiley as Maria Rainer and the von Trapp children. Photo by Matthew Murphy (2)

    The Foothills are Alive with The Sound of Music

    A fresh new production of the beloved story of Maria von Trapp and her musical family is sure to become one of your favorite things when the National Tour of The Sound of Music plays The Lincoln Center, January 10–12.  “It’s a timeless story about love, family, music and faith,” says Lauren Kidwell, The Mother Abbess in the current touring production of  The Sound of… Read More

  • Shawn Boothe leaning on a wall of black and white photographs of famous people like Bob Marley and Oprha Winifrey.

    Defining Greatness

    Bold and fearless, Shaun Boothe’s Unauthorized Biography Series modernizes history by adding a hip-hop twist. Part TED talk and part live concert, Boothe takes the stage January 26 to present his viral documentary-style music video series. The series, which has received social media love from folks like Kanye West and Sean (P. Diddy) Combs, has garnered much attention… Read More

  • A black and white photo of stage hands working on the lighting in The Lincoln Center Performance Hall.

    Then and Now: A 40-Year Retrospective

    Before The Lincoln Center opened in 1978, arts and culture in Fort Collins was a bit hit or miss. Local groups performed less often in front of smaller audiences in places not always suited to the art they performed. Access to larger more professional touring productions was almost nonexistent. “Some individuals view Fort Collins as… Read More

  • Circle of vector graphics of instruments reading "Play It Forward Instrument Drive."

    Play It Forward and Give the Gift of Music

    The Play It Forward Instrument Drive is over. Please contact Bringing Music to Life if you have an instrument to donate. As the music of the giving season begins to fill the air, The Lincoln Center will be accepting donations for our Play It Forward Instrument Drive during the holiday season. Partnering with Boomer Music Company… Read More

  • Colorados Gives Day Graphic asking you to "Give where you live."

    Support Arts Education on Colorado Gives Day

    Our nonprofit partner, the Lincoln Center Support League, is participating in Colorado Gives Day — Colorado’s largest one-day online giving event presented by Community First Foundation and FirstBank. On Tuesday, December 4, 2018, thousands of donors will come together to support Colorado nonprofits like the Lincoln Center Support League. Their goal is to raise $3,000… Read More