FRCC WANTS THE FUNK!
Get a sneak peek of the new documentary WE WANT THE FUNK! prior to its broadcast premiere—then boogie down with a live local funk band at FRCC.
Meet the Women Pilots of World War II
Join us for an informative, visual and dramatic workshop exploring the amazing contributions of women aviators during World War II from America and Europe.
Learn How Underwater Archeologist Is “Harboring History”
UCLA researcher Jewell Humphrey will give a talk about how her maritime archelogy work is helping to preserve Black cultural heritage. We hope you can join us!
Martin Luther King: Still an “Inconvenient Hero?”
As we honor the late Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King, Jr., on January 20, it seems particularly appropriate to reconsider King’s vision for our nation.
Honoring Native American Contributions to Our Country
As we celebrate Native American Heritage Month, we look to our past—as well as the future. Read about nine Native American innovators and their achievements.
Students ‘Reconstruct the Past’ of Local Black Women for Multimedia Exhibit
FRCC’s “Reconstructing the Past” multimedia exhibit tells the stories of Black women from around Colorado’s Front Range. Come check it out!
Tapestry Tells History of Women in Colorado
Hand-stitched artwork at state capitol pays homage to their courage and perseverance. As we kick off Women’s History Month, I’d like to tell you about a remarkable piece of art hanging in our state capitol building in Denver. (If you haven’t been to the capitol, I highly recommend a visit. You can take a free […]
Black History Month: A Time to Learn, Celebrate and Grow
During the month of February, we honor the achievements of Black Americans and recognize their important role in all aspects of our society. Learn more…