Cultural Events Calendar

Glenwood Springs High School is taking on the Broadway hit Newsies, and this year’s production is one of the biggest. Directed by Amy Moritz, the musical features a cast of 63 students, plus a large backstage crew, and it features big dance numbers, strong vocals, and an impressive multi-level set designed to resemble New York fire escapes.

Inspired by the true story of the 1899 Newsboys Strike, the show focuses on unity, friendship, and standing up for change — themes that still resonate today. Students say the story’s message about leadership and finding your voice feels especially meaningful right now.

Due to the closure of Roaring Fork Schools on Friday, February 20th, because of weather and travel safety concerns, the opening night of Newsies has been canceled. Saturday’s performance will now be the first show. Anyone who purchased online tickets for February 20th can request a refund or move their tickets to another performance. For more information, email growe@rfschools.com.

Performances run February 21 and 27–28 at 7 p.m., with Sunday matinees on February 22 and March 1 at 2 p.m. Tickets are available online on the cur8 website and at the door.

Glenwood Springs High School is taking on the Broadway hit Newsies, and this year’s production is one of the biggest. Directed by Amy Moritz, the musical features a cast of 63 students, plus a large backstage crew, and it features big dance numbers, strong vocals, and an impressive multi-level set designed to resemble New York fire escapes.

Inspired by the true story of the 1899 Newsboys Strike, the show focuses on unity, friendship, and standing up for change — themes that still resonate today. Students say the story’s message about leadership and finding your voice feels especially meaningful right now.

Due to the closure of Roaring Fork Schools on Friday, February 20th, because of weather and travel safety concerns, the opening night of Newsies has been canceled. Saturday’s performance will now be the first show. Anyone who purchased online tickets for February 20th can request a refund or move their tickets to another performance. For more information, email growe@rfschools.com.

Performances run February 21 and 27–28 at 7 p.m., with Sunday matinees on February 22 and March 1 at 2 p.m. Tickets are available online on the cur8 website and at the door.

Glenwood Springs High School is taking on the Broadway hit Newsies, and this year’s production is one of the biggest. Directed by Amy Moritz, the musical features a cast of 63 students, plus a large backstage crew, and it features big dance numbers, strong vocals, and an impressive multi-level set designed to resemble New York fire escapes.

Inspired by the true story of the 1899 Newsboys Strike, the show focuses on unity, friendship, and standing up for change — themes that still resonate today. Students say the story’s message about leadership and finding your voice feels especially meaningful right now.

Due to the closure of Roaring Fork Schools on Friday, February 20th, because of weather and travel safety concerns, the opening night of Newsies has been canceled. Saturday’s performance will now be the first show. Anyone who purchased online tickets for February 20th can request a refund or move their tickets to another performance. For more information, email growe@rfschools.com.

Performances run February 21 and 27–28 at 7 p.m., with Sunday matinees on February 22 and March 1 at 2 p.m. Tickets are available online on the cur8 website and at the door.

Glenwood Springs High School is taking on the Broadway hit Newsies, and this year’s production is one of the biggest. Directed by Amy Moritz, the musical features a cast of 63 students, plus a large backstage crew, and it features big dance numbers, strong vocals, and an impressive multi-level set designed to resemble New York fire escapes.

Inspired by the true story of the 1899 Newsboys Strike, the show focuses on unity, friendship, and standing up for change — themes that still resonate today. Students say the story’s message about leadership and finding your voice feels especially meaningful right now.

Due to the closure of Roaring Fork Schools on Friday, February 20th, because of weather and travel safety concerns, the opening night of Newsies has been canceled. Saturday’s performance will now be the first show. Anyone who purchased online tickets for February 20th can request a refund or move their tickets to another performance. For more information, email growe@rfschools.com.

Performances run February 21 and 27–28 at 7 p.m., with Sunday matinees on February 22 and March 1 at 2 p.m. Tickets are available online on the cur8 website and at the door.

Glenwood Springs High School is taking on the Broadway hit Newsies, and this year’s production is one of the biggest. Directed by Amy Moritz, the musical features a cast of 63 students, plus a large backstage crew, and it features big dance numbers, strong vocals, and an impressive multi-level set designed to resemble New York fire escapes.

Inspired by the true story of the 1899 Newsboys Strike, the show focuses on unity, friendship, and standing up for change — themes that still resonate today. Students say the story’s message about leadership and finding your voice feels especially meaningful right now.

Due to the closure of Roaring Fork Schools on Friday, February 20th, because of weather and travel safety concerns, the opening night of Newsies has been canceled. Saturday’s performance will now be the first show. Anyone who purchased online tickets for February 20th can request a refund or move their tickets to another performance. For more information, email growe@rfschools.com.

Performances run February 21 and 27–28 at 7 p.m., with Sunday matinees on February 22 and March 1 at 2 p.m. Tickets are available online on the cur8 website and at the door.