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EPISODE · Jul 7, 2026 · 49 MIN

July 7, 2026: Colorado Black Arts Festival marks 40 years of community; Assessing the primary

from Colorado Matters · host Colorado Public Radio

The Colorado Black Arts Festival marks a milestone this summer. One of the state's most enduring cultural institutions is celebrating 40 years of showcasing Black art, music, food, and community as the festival returns to Denver’s City Park July 10-12 with the theme, “Through Our Eyes,” a reflection on past, present, and future. We chat with executive director Jaleesa McIntosh and featured artist Keisha Makonese. Then, Purplish takes stock of the primary election and what it may say about the state of politics in Colorado heading into the general election. 

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