Actors perform a segment of the classic live radio play "Arsenic and Old Lace" in the AuroraTV studio ahead of an upcoming performance at the Aurora History Museum.  

The artwork titled "Ripple" is a celebration of creativity, community and the precious resource that connects us all: water.

Dotsero performs their original song "Deja Vrai" in the AuroraTV studio to help preview the Town Center at Aurora's 50th anniversary celebration called "Aurora Mallapalloza." They'll be one of several bands performing at the gi

Dotsero performs their original song "Just Because" in the AuroraTV studio to help preview the Town Center at Aurora's 50th anniversary celebration called "Aurora Mallapalloza." They'll be one of several bands performing at the

AuroraTV’s Jerrel Reyes takes us to the largest anime convention in the Rocky Mountain region.

Drumming, blossoming trees, world music and dance, stunning light displays, art in the hour of chaos, and much more!   We’ll look at some of our great art, history and culture on this edition of Connected Colorado.

New murals are done at the Aurora Highlands in northeast Aurora. Berlin-based artist, Snyder, and Colorado-based artist Kendall Rose created new pieces on tunnels that take visitors into Hogan Park at Highlands Creek.

A Lego group from Aurora built a massive set up at the Stanley Marketplace. Their goal was to share the fun in building with the bricks for all ages. 

Video highlights from the last year in the city of Aurora.

The Constant Tourists stop by AuroraTV to talk about their upcoming performance at The People's Building for the Aurora Rhythms live concert series and to give us a preview.

Miss Arapahoe County joins Aurora Now to talk about the upcoming Miss Colorado pageant and recites a monologue from "Romeo and Juliet."

Kalama Polynesian Dancers perform in studio on Aurora Now before they take the stage at two city events.

Mayra Alejandra, a Selena tribute singer from Aurora, stops by AuroraTV to give us a preview of her upcoming performance at Global Fest 2025.

From farming to local government to space exploration, science and technology play a role in almost every aspect of our lives.

Global Fest 2025 is fast approaching! It takes place on Saturday, June 14, on the Great Lawn at the Aurora Municipal Center.

We’re looking at a few of our favorite stories, including a beloved roller rink, a famous haunted house, and a cosmic convergence at Meow Wolf!  These stories and more on the next edition of Connected Colorado!

Rich Cowden, the Executive Producer for the Aurora Fox Arts Center, joins us in-studio to talk about the "One Book, One Aurora: From Page to Stage" program.

See “The Legacy of Harriet Tubman: A discussion with Becky Stone” on Friday, Feb. 7, after the Gee's Bend production. 

Your ticket will grant you access to both shows. 

The On Havana Street Lunar New Year Celebration 2025 featured all kinds of performances, including a group of Japanese Taiko Drummers.

Embrace and celebrate the rich living history of Northwest Aurora, one of the most diverse communities in the country.

Tony Exum Jr. performs "Lift Every Voice and Sing" at Martin Luther King Jr. Library in Aurora during city's 39th annual MLK commemoration

Singer Aden performs in studio to give viewers a taste of some of what they'll find at the upcoming On Havana Street Lunar New Year celebration.

From a nature play park, to a snow plow “Road-eo,” to a community painting project, and much more!  We’ll look at some of the great new city facilities, unsung heroes, and your tax dollars at work – on this edition of Conn

Jeremiah Daniels, an Aurora student who stars in the new film "Color Book" joins Aurora Now with his parents, Joi and Terrance to talk about the journey.

Manos Emprendedores is a 2024 Business Recognition Award winner.  Founder Yurima Crowley helps women who are new to this country by teaching them how to make jewelry and providing a place to bond with others.

The iconic ghost trolley is back on Colfax.  Learn about the history of the piece and the importance of the Art in Public Places program.

After being removed in 2022 for restoration, the Ghost Trolley has been reinstalled on Colfax Avenue.  The piece is one of the more than 300 works in the Arts in Public Places program.

We’re thrilled to unveil a milestone season filled with powerful stories, heart-pounding musicals, and side-splitting comedies that will keep you on the edge of your seat.