Center for the Arts Crested Butte

The Color of Snow: A Fundraiser Exhibition
2025-11-14 - 2026-01-16 | Center for the Arts Crested Butte, 606 Sixth Street, Crested Butte, CO, 81224, United States
Celebrate the creativity of Crested Butte at The Color of Snow: A 6×6 Fundraiser Exhibition—a community-wide showcase where artists of all ages and experience levels come together to transform hundreds of small canvases into big expressions of imagination.
The exhibition features two parts: a community-driven 6×6 showcase, open to everyone, and a special 10×10 invitational, highlighting selected artists. Each piece is created around this year’s theme, The Color of Snow, serving as inspiration for works in every medium—from paintings and drawings to mixed media and 3D creations.
Here’s the twist: all artworks in the 6×6 show are displayed anonymously, with artists’ names revealed only after purchase. Every 6×6 piece is available for just $25, making it an affordable way to start (or grow) your art collection. Proceeds directly support microgrants and professional development opportunities for local creatives through the Crested Butte Creative District.

Cookbook Club: The Weekday Vegetarians Get Simple
2026-01-15 18:00 (America/Denver)
We’re gathering around the table for a community potluck inspired by The Weekday Vegetarians Get Simple by Jenny Rosenstrach! This cookbook makes plant-forward weeknight cooking easy, flexible, and full of flavor, perfect for busy schedules and anyone looking to add more vegetables to their routine. Pick up a copy at Townie Books or borrow ours, sign up for a dish, and bring your creation to share. Together, we’ll swap recipes, discover new favorites, and enjoy a delicious evening in good company.
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Life Drawing with Magic Hour Meetups
2026-01-15 18:00 - 20:00, 2026-02-05 18:00 - 20:00, 2026-03-05 18:00 - 20:00
Magic Hour Meetups Presents:

Life Drawing in the Hawk Arts Studio

$15 pay at the door cash or Venmo

Non Instructional Sketching
Bring your own materials; pencils, pens, charcoal, newprint, paper, water based paints, and pastels.

Poses start at 6pm sharp so arrive between 30-15 minutes before 6pm to set up and pay.

All Levels welcome!

Questions? Contact magichourmeetups@gmail.com

Professional Development Workshop: Social Media that Works for Small Businesses
2026-01-16 17:30
Free | Registration Required
This workshop, led by Rob Strickland, teaches small creative business owners how to use social media in a way that’s strategic, sustainable, and actually gets seen. Learn what to post, how often to post, and how to grow your audience using simple tools and realistic systems that fit into your week. You’ll walk away with a streamlined plan tailored to small businesses and clear steps to make your online presence start working for you.

Kitchen Dwellers
2026-01-17 20:00, 2026-01-18 20:00
Doors 7pm | Show 8pm
In Dante’s Inferno, the author grapples with sin, its various manifestations, and its consequences. This time ultimately traces a trajectory of self-realization, acceptance, and accountability. Kitchen Dwellers embark on a similar odyssey over the course of their fourth full-length offering, Seven Devils. The Montana quartet—Shawn Swain [Mandolin], Torrin Daniels [Banjo], Joe Funk [Upright Bass], and Max Davies [Acoustic Guitar]—thread together an immersive and inimitable conceptual arc inspired by Dante’s Inferno and set to a soundtrack of folk-infused bluegrass spiked with psychedelic vision and rock energy.
Food
Arrive early and arrive hungry! Mount Kaz will now be on-site serving delicious food from 7pm-8:30pm – come early, grab a bite, and enjoy the night!

Continuing their own journey as brothers, they deliver their most ambitious and anthemic body of work yet.
“These tunes deal with the human experience, and Torrin initially drew a parallel between the music and Dante,” Max states. “We explored the connection by correlating each song with a sin. Some of these connections are only apparent if you dive deep into the lyrics. Our goal is to essentially take the listener through our own interpretation of the Inferno story.”
“We didn’t go into the studio with the intent of making a concept album,” recalls Torrin. “I was driving around listening to everything, and I noticed these parallels. To dive deeper, we’re discussing topics like mental health, the human condition, and what we go through on the road. In life and music, everything is recurring and universal. I was reading Dante at the time, and it naturally fit.”
It proved to be a logical next step as well…
Thus far, Kitchen Dwellers have engaged and enraptured listeners with albums such as Ghost In The Bottle [2017], Muir Maid [2019], Live from the Wilma [2021], and Wise River [2022]. Of the latter, Holler. praised how “Kitchen Dwellers have preserved their sense of youthful experimentation,” and Relix proclaimed, “The songs on the new record build on this range, while also reflecting on the group’s Bozeman, Montana home.” Between tallying millions of streams, the band ignited hallowed venues such as Red Rocks Amphitheatre and graced the bills of Telluride Bluegrass, Northwest String Summit, WinterWonderGrass, and beyond.
In order to bring Seven Devils to life, the musicians opted to work with producer Glenn Brown. It would not only mark their first time collaborating with the producer, but it also would be the first time they decamped to Michigan in order to record.
“The studio itself definitely impacted the vibe,” Torrin notes. “It’s a tiny workspace, but it’s full of old recording equipment with legendary stories attached to it. For almost the entire time, we were forced to congregate in this room together. The process was ever-evolving, because ideas kept flowing.”
Fittingly, “Seven Devils (Limbo)” opens the album and serves as the first single. Nimbly picked banjo and upbeat acoustic guitar set the pace as the regretful chorus bemoans, “Am I supposed to hop the next train? Or stand here drowning in the Oregon rain?” A guitar-driven bridge dips in and out of effects-laden echoes and stark strumming. Coming full circle, a ten-minute version of “Seven Devils” later bookends the record with an epic finale.
“I incorporated some elements of grunge in terms of the chords, which are a little dissonant,” Torrin elaborates. “Thematically, it’s the descent into Hell. First, Dante goes through limbo before reaching any of the circles where the cardinal sins are addressed. ‘Seven Devils’ evokes the feeling of being in limbo.”
“It also signifies you’re embarking on some type of journey,” Max agrees. “By the end of the LP, you know the protagonist isn’t going to be the same person.”
Then, there’s “The Crow and The Raven (III).” The track’s emotionally charged vocals seesaw on top of strings in a moment of terse reflection. “I went through a horrible breakup in 2018 when I wrote the first version,” Shawn remembers. “‘The Crow and The Raven (III)’ sat in my notebook for a half-decade before we revamped it. Now, it’s a sad, slower lament about enduring the loss of a relationship.”
“Pendulum” rushes towards a mournful refrain offset by a plucky crescendo. “It’s about dealing with an addiction in your life and how it affects relationships,” Joe says. “People often trade one addiction for another, whether positive or detrimental to their life, as a means to satisfy their baseline addictive tendencies.”
On the other end of the spectrum, “Here We Go (VI)” laments the epidemic of shootings in America with unfiltered frustration projected through a powerful ebb and flow punctuated by a cameo from Lindsay Lou.
“I was riding a Greyhound from Seattle to Missoula in 2012,” Max goes on. “There had just been another school shooting. It’s terrible to think of how many shootings have happened since. Why is this happening? The chorus shifts gears to miscommunication between two parties in a relationship. Those are the two driving forces.”
An electric guitar lead heralds the onset of “Unwind (Paradiso),” building towards one climactic moment of catharsis.
“A psychedelic experience and life-changing ego death changed my outlook on many things,” Torrin admits. “‘Unwind (Paradiso)’ was one of those moments where you surrender and let it take you. You’re letting go of the human things in your brain that make you want to fight or cause you to be afraid. It also came together in the studio as a band, which was super cool.”
In the end, Kitchen Dwellers may just leave you changed with Seven Devils.
“The record is a trip inward within the self,” Torrin concludes. “It tackles a lot of things in the world people try not to think about. The reality is we’re only truly happy when happiness comes from within. That’s the message.”

Après Jazz: Mixed Bag Jazz
2026-01-20 17:30
Unwind after the slopes with an eclectic set of jazz that blends classic standards, modern twists, and unexpected grooves. Mixed Bag Jazz brings a laid-back, lively vibe perfect for après gatherings—music that warms you up while the evening winds down.
Discover the Crested Butte Vintage Market at Après Jazz!
Arrive early and explore a curated collection from local sellers happening in the Kinder Padon Gallery from 4:00–7:00 PM.
Browse unique finds and timeless vintage and pre-loved treasures before and after the music plays from 5:30–7 PM—the perfect pairing of shopping and live music!
Food
Arrive early and arrive hungry! Mount Kaz will now be on-site serving delicious food from 6pm-8pm – come early, grab a bite, and enjoy the night!
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Alpenphunk: Soulive
2026-01-30 20:30
Doors 7:30pm | Show 8:30pm
For over two decades, Soulive has been at the forefront of the modern soul-jazz and funk movement, crafting a sound that is as timeless as it is innovative. Formed in 1999 by brothers Alan Evans (drums) and Neal Evans (Hammond B3 organ, bass keys) alongside guitarist Eric Krasno, the trio quickly became known for their electrifying live shows, deep-pocket grooves, and genre-blending improvisation.
Rooted in classic soul and jazz but unafraid to lean into hip-hop, rock, and psychedelic funk, Soulive has cultivated a loyal global following. Their early records like Turn It Out and Doin’ Something established them as torchbearers of a new groove-based instrumental movement, while later releases like Next, Break Out, and No Place Like Soul pushed the boundaries with high-profile guest collaborations (including Chaka Khan, Talib Kweli, and Robert Randolph).
A cornerstone of the legendary Blue Note Records catalog in the early 2000s, Soulive has since become synonymous with creative independence, often releasing music on their own terms and performing with a rotating cast of collaborators. They’ve shared the stage with everyone from The Roots to Stevie Wonder and have become festival mainstays at events like Bonnaroo, Montreux Jazz Festival, and New Orleans Jazz Fest.
Known not just for their technical prowess but for their unmistakable feel, Soulive brings an infectious joy to their performances—each set a seamless blend of tight arrangements, spontaneous exploration, and unrelenting groove.
Whether playing intimate jazz clubs or headlining large stages, Soulive continues to evolve while remaining deeply anchored in the musical traditions that inspired them. Their influence runs deep across generations of musicians, and their sound remains essential listening for anyone who believes in the power of live, instrumental soul music.

Alpenphunk: A Celebration of Jerry Garcia Band & The Grateful Dead
2026-01-31 20:00
Doors 7:00pm | Show 8:00pm
A Celebration of Jerry Garcia Band & The Grateful Dead
featuring Eric Krasno, Grahame Lesh, Ross James, Jennifer Hartswick, Nicki Bluhm, Eric Finland & Stanton Moore
A powerhouse ensemble of genre-defying musicians comes together to honor the timeless legacy of Jerry Garcia Band and the Grateful Dead—two of the most influential forces in American music history. This special celebration brings fresh life to the soulful grooves, improvisational spirit, and communal joy that defined Garcia’s music, from the deeply spiritual ballads of the JGB era to the exploratory psychedelia and raw energy of the Dead.
At the heart of the lineup is Eric Krasno, the Grammy-winning guitarist and producer known for his work with Soulive and Lettuce, whose love for groove and improvisation makes him a natural torchbearer of Garcia’s spirit. Joining him is Grahame Lesh, a vital part of the Terrapin Family Band and son of founding Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh, bringing authentic lineage and deep musicality to the stage. Ross James, a regular collaborator with Lesh and a standout voice in the modern roots-rock scene, adds his signature guitar fire and vocal swagger.
The show’s emotional core is amplified by the vocal powerhouses Jennifer Hartswick (Trey Anastasio Band) and Nicki Bluhm, two of the most dynamic and expressive singers of their generation. On keys is Eric Finland, whose vintage tones and soulful touch evoke the deep gospel and R&B influences of the original JGB sound. Anchoring it all is Stanton Moore, the legendary drummer from Galactic, whose New Orleans-infused rhythm keeps the music grounded in feel-good groove and fluid improvisation.
More than a tribute, A Celebration of Jerry Garcia Band & The Grateful Dead is a living, breathing experience—channeling the heart and soul of a beloved catalog through the unique chemistry of this world-class ensemble. Each performance is a journey, with room for spontaneity, joy, reflection, and plenty of dancing in between.

Opera Colorado: The Pirates of Penzance
2026-02-04 19:00
Doors 6pm | Show 7pm
Opera Colorado brings the magic of opera to Crested Butte with a stunning performance showcasing powerful voices, timeless stories, and unforgettable music.
Full of sentimental pirates, blundering policemen, absurd adventures, and improbable paradoxes, experience Gilbert and Sullivan’s hilarious farce!
The story follows the misadventures of young Frederic, an orphan apprenticed to a raucous band of pirates until his twenty-first birthday. After leaving the pirates’ way of life, Frederic falls for the beautiful Mabel, whose father is Major-General Stanley. But, when Frederic’s former boss the Pirate King discovers the Major General’s secret plot, complications abound. Set sail with this classic comedy that boasts some of the most memorable tunes in operetta.

Talent:
Bridget Ravenscraft | Soprano | Bio
Jordan McCready | Mezzo-soprano | Bio
Daniel Miller | Tenor| Bio
Mason O’Brien | Baritone | Bio
Oliver Poveda Zavala | Bass-baritone| Bio
Kevin Spooner | Bass-baritone| Bio
John Morefield | Collaborative pianist | Bio

Send It: a ROMP x Center Ski Art Exhibition
2026-02-06 18:00 - 20:30
Ski films by Matchstick Productions 6-7pm | Gallery Reception 6:30-8:30pm
Send It brings together local artists and master ski builders for a limited-edition series of custom skis that celebrate Crested Butte’s creative spirit. Each artist-designed pair will debut at the gallery opening, featuring a live DJ, one-of-a-kind pop-up flash tattoos by Alex Stevenson, and iconic old-school ski films.
Proceeds from each purchase support both the participating artists and vital local nonprofits chosen by the artists. This collaboration showcases the intersection of art, community, and the mountain culture that defines Crested Butte.
Artists + Nonprofits
Alex Stevenson – CB Ski Patrol
Eric Phillips – CB Mountain Rescue
Jaime Thompson – CB State of Mind
Janice Stevenson – Project Hope
Kem Wimett – Living Journeys
Liv Trujillo – CB Avalanche Center
Madeleine Greeson – PAWS
Shannon Dunn – Adaptive Sports
Zach Bauer – CB Mountain Bike Association
Luke Schroeder – Center for the Arts
RSVP here to secure your spot to Matchstick Productions film showing!

Crested Butte Ski Patrol Community Fundraiser
2026-02-07 19:00
Doors 6:30pm | Opener 7pm | Motet 8:30pm
Join us on February 7 for the Crested Butte Ski Patrol’s 44th Annual Attitude Adjustment Fundraiser.

Each winter, the Attitude Adjustment fundraiser is one of the biggest parties in Crested Butte, a town known for its parties, and this year we’re going bigger than ever – with groovy live music from The Motet and tasty bites from Burnell’s Food Truck. But the fun doesn’t stop there, because this party’s for a good cause, too…
What started in the winter of ‘78-’79 to raise some extra money for a ski patroller who sustained life-altering injuries has since broadened its horizons, helping support hundreds of community members and non-profits in need. Last year’s event managed to raise over $30,000, donated as grants directly towards this cause, and this year we’re hoping to raise even more. So mark your calendars for February 7th, dust off your boogie shoes, and get ready to join us for a night of dancing, community, and a whole lotta fun.

The Motet
A new beginning can happen at any time. No matter where you may be on your journey, you can always start over once again.
After 26 years, nine albums, and over a thousand shows, The Motet embark on another chapter galvanized in equal measure by their longstanding bond and a surge of fresh energy. The genre-breaking group—Dave Watts [drums], Joey Porter [keys], Garrett Sayers [bass], Drew Sayers [keys, saxophone], and Ryan Jalbert [guitar]—officially welcome Sarah Clarke [lead vocals] to the family. Their inimitable instrumental interplay proves just as fiery as ever, while her addition only fuels their collective flame higher.

Subalpine Robinhoodism: Castijella as a keystone species
2026-02-09 17:00
Presented by Gunnison Basin Chapter Colorado Native Plant Society
How does the Indian paintbrush obtain its food? Some plants extract their nutrients from the sun. Instead, the paintbrush, in addition to photosynthesizing, parasitizes other plants. Through his research at Rocky Mountain Biological Lab, Jordan Argrett will lead us to a positive view of plant parasitism in plant communities. Please join the Gunnison Basin Chapter of the Colorado Native Plant Society for this special talk.

Après Jazz: Julian Young
2026-02-10 17:30
Ease into the evening with the smooth sounds of Julian Young. His soulful take on jazz brings warmth, rhythm, and style to your après hours—perfect for sipping, relaxing, and connecting after the day’s adventures.
Discover the Crested Butte Vintage Market at Après Jazz!
Arrive early and explore a curated collection from local sellers happening in the Kinder Padon Gallery from 4:00–7:00 PM.
Browse unique finds and timeless vintage and pre-loved treasures before and after the music plays from 5:30–7 PM—the perfect pairing of shopping and live music!
Food
Arrive early and arrive hungry! Mount Kaz will now be on-site serving delicious food from 6pm-8pm – come early, grab a bite, and enjoy the night!
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Professional Development Workshop: Bringing Your Brand to Life
2026-02-12 17:30
Free | Registration Requried
Bringing Your Brand to Life is a hands-on follow-up workshop with Liza Scher that helps artists translate their brand framework into clear, compelling action. Participants will refine portfolios, artist statements, and bios so their materials accurately reflect their voice, values, and creative focus. The session also explores how to extend your brand into your social presence with greater consistency and intention. Designed for artists ready to move from strategy to execution, this workshop offers practical guidance and immediate, usable takeaways.

Life Drawing with Magic Hour Meetups - Canceled
2026-02-18 18:00 - 20:00
Canceled! This class will be rescheduled!
Magic Hour Meetups Presents:
Life Drawing in the Hawk Arts Studio | $15 pay at the door cash or Venmo

Non Instructional Sketching
Bring your own materials; pencils, pens, charcoal, newprint, paper, water based paints, and pastels.

Poses start at 6pm sharp so arrive between 30-15 minutes before 6pm to set up and pay.

All Levels welcome!

Questions? Contact magichourmeetups@gmail.com

Cookbook Club: Recipes from the American South
2026-02-19 18:00
In partnership with Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory
Join us for a shared table potluck inspired by Recipes from the American South by Michael W. Twitty! This cookbook is a rich celebration of Southern foodways, weaving history, culture, and flavor into every dish. From soulful sides to comforting mains, these recipes invite us to honor tradition while sharing in the joy of a good meal. Pick up a copy at Townie Books or borrow ours, sign up for a dish, and bring your creation to share. Together, we’ll savor the tastes of the South and the stories they carry one plate at a time.
This month’s Cookbook Club will take place the RMBL’s new hostel located at 615 Teocalli Ave., Crested Butte, CO 81224, USA.
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Move the Butte
2026-02-19 19:00 - 21:00, 2026-02-20 19:00 - 21:00, 2026-02-21 16:00 - 18:00, 2026-02-21 20:00 - 22:00
Showtimes:
February 19 – 7pm
February 20 – 7pm
February 21 – 4pm + 8pm
Move the Butte is a community dance production that features diverse dance styles performed by over 140 local Crested Butte and Gunnison Valley adults. The show serves our entire community as a supportive, inclusive, and safe environment, as well as an opportunity for dancers to perform on stage. This production showcases many dance styles such as Ballet, Tap, Aerial, Lyrical, Modern, Contemporary, Hip Hop, Jazz, Burlesque, Fire Performing, Hula Hooping, and more! Approximately 1,400 audience members watch Move the Butte each year, and we encourage any new participants to join us!
For information and tickets, visit www.movethebutte.com.

The Brothers Comatose
2026-02-25 20:00
doors 7pm | show 8pm
Fusing old school string band instrumentation with rock and roll exuberance, The Brothers Comatose cement their status as standard bearers of a thriving, innovative West Coast roots movement on their intoxicating new album, Golden Grass. Recorded with co-producers Greg Holden and Tim Bluhm, the collection is as diverse and enthralling as the California landscape itself—at times carefree and breezy, at times wild and rugged—with lush, organic arrangements full of rich vocal harmonies and driving guitar, fiddle, banjo, mandolin, and upright bass. While the record marks the group’s first release with newest member Addie Levy, the result is quintessential Brothers Comatose: a warm, joyful reflection on identity and the ties that bind from a band that knows exactly who they are (and exactly where they come from).
Founded by Ben and Alex Morrison in 2008, The Brothers Comatose first emerged from San Francisco with their 2010 debut, Songs From The Stoop, which helped earn dates with the likes of Gillian Welch & David Rawlings, Greensky Bluegrass, and Trampled By Turtles. In the decade-and-a-half that followed, the critically acclaimed quintet would go on to release five more full-length LPs, rack up nearly 50 million streams, land festival slots at Outside Lands, High Sierra, and Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, tour with Lake Street Dive, The Devil Makes Three, and Yonder Mountain String Band, and build up a devoted following thanks to their raucous live shows and relentless schedule.

Vandelux
2026-03-06 20:00
SOLD OUT
doors 6:30pm | show 8pm
Supported by Rules

In collaboration with Sleds & Kegs
Get ready for a night of dynamic electronic grooves and immersive production as Vandelux — the solo project of Vancouver-born, San Francisco–based multi-instrumentalist and producer Evan White — takes the stage in Crested Butte.
Since bursting onto the scene with high-energy remixes in 2016, Vandelux has carved out a signature sound that bridges trip-hop, deep house, and indie-electronic atmospheres. With a catalogue spanning millions of streams, his tracks blend textured beats, soulful melodies, and cinematic energy that translate effortlessly to the live stage.
His latest work, including tracks from Closer, showcases his ability to craft emotive soundscapes that feel both intimate and expansive — the perfect soundtrack for an evening in the mountains.
In collaboration with Sleds & Kegs, this show celebrates Crested Butte’s creative spirit, uniting music, mountain culture, and community in one unforgettable night.
Join us before the show to shop some awesome local vendors!
We’ll have Snow Glow Ski, Activate Nature Studio, Raw & Rebellious Inc., Scrap Happy Studios, Mentality to Reality, YiKES SKi, Hanovi Ceramics, and Beabout Art set up and selling before the music starts. Come early, browse, and support these talented makers! 🛍️✨
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Glitchy Business
2026-03-07 19:00
Presented by: Project Hope of Gunnison Valley
A comedy show fundraiser to support Project Hope. The comedy contains adult material as Cindy Pierce shares humorous stories about fumbling and stumbling through life. GCSAPP will have a free movie for kids at the Majestic Theater to make this a wonderful date night opportunity.

Beats Antique
2026-03-12 20:00
Doors 7pm | Show 8pm
With support from Philia
Beats Antique are an Oakland-based trio fusing electronic music with global sounds and performance art. Formed in 2007 by multi-instrumentalist David Satori, dancer/producer Zoe Jakes, and percussionist Sidecar Tommy Cappel, they blend Middle Eastern belly-dance music, downtempo, hip-hop, jazz, and Afrobeat with heavy drums and live instrumentation. Their shows are as much visual spectacle as concert, pairing big cinematic beats with tribal fusion dance and surreal, circus-tinged staging.

Survival Fest - Canceled
2026-03-13 - 2026-03-14
Event Canceled
Survival Fest is the winter festival you didn’t know you needed, equal parts brain food, body heat, and pure community chaos. Learn quirky skills, hear big ideas, jump into DIY art, snack your way through the weekend, and dance like you’re preparing for the end times. Sweat it out at the Fire + Ice Beach Party (yes, there’s a sauna in the snow), then gear up for the Apocalypse Roadshow, a Saturday-night mashup of comedy, creativity, and barely-controlled madness. Winter has never been this ridiculous or this fun.

Fire + Ice - Canceled
2026-03-13 16:00 - 20:00
Event Canceled
At Fire + Ice: An Apocalypse Beach Party, embrace the end-of-the-world luau of your dreams: the Norra Dalen mobile sauna for steamy escapes, snow chairs for chill-downs, roaring fire pits, and a dance floor fueled by DJ Walter Balltell’s unstoppable tracks. It’s surreal, it’s snowy, it’s Survival Fest.

The Apocalypse Roadshow - Canceled
2026-03-14 18:00 - 19:30
Event Canceled
Hosted by comedian Shane Mauss and Athena Aktipis (featuring comedy, science & music)
Surviving AI is a comedy show that blends humor with thoughtful exploration of how humans relate to artificial intelligence and how we might build a more cooperative technological future. The evening begins with a stand-up comedy set, moves into a salon-style conversation with experts on AI and cooperation, and culminates in a live improvisational “battle” between a human artist and an AI, responding to each other in real time. Throughout the show, an LED screen displays dynamic visuals generated through human–AI collaboration, created live by AI artist Michael Strauss, inviting the audience to reflect on creativity, agency, and collaboration in an age of intelligent machines.
