Catharsis: Mollie Jackson, May 1-23

Head to the NoBo Art Center to see large-scale abstract paintings by Mollie Jackson, whose layered surfaces of vivid colors allow her to express emotions visually. The exhibition will open in tandem with their First Friday event on May 1 from 6 to 9 p.m., and close on May 23 in a ceremony from 3 to 6 p.m. They will also host a special workshop, Making Emotions Visible, on May 16 from 3 to 6 p.m., emphasizing the creative release of painting.

Catharsis: Mollie Jackson | May 1-23 | NoBo Art Center, Boulder

Langston Kerman Live at Denver Comedy Underground, May 2

This Saturday, Denver Comedy Underground comes to life, hosting Los Angeles-based Langston Kerman. Kerman, an upstart comedian, actor, and writer, brings a brilliant stand-up show to Denver that is sure to keep viewers entertained from start to finish. As an actor, Kerman has secured roles on Peacock’s Bust Down and Amazon’s The Boys. This weekend, stop by Denver Comedy Underground for Kerman’s fun and fresh new late-night comedy show.

Langston Kerman Live | May 2, 9:45-11:30 pm | Denver Comedy Underground

MMWI Native Art Market, May 2

Come support your local native community through this unique art market. With 20 booths featuring native art created by native people, this event is a wonderful way to shop local and support local art. Native people from various nations bring unique perspectives to the art drawn from their respective cultures, and this market will not only be a wonderful way to showcase and sell their art but also a way for the community to make connections. Learn more about native art and practices while supporting local art!

MMWI Native Art Market | May 2nd 11AM-4PM | Brunner Farmhouse, Broomfield

Mac DeMarco, Mission Ballroom, May 3

Mac DeMarco has firmly established himself as a self-produced lo-fi musician known for modern rock and vintage-sounding guitars. From Canada to Makeout Videotape to Salad Days, Demarco channels charm and wit into his live performances, which have captivated his loyal fanbase. That, combined with Mission Ballroom–one of Denver’s primary concert halls—will guarantee an unforgettable night. Be sure to see him live on May 3 starting at 7:30 p.m.

Mac DeMarco | May 3 | Mission Ballroom, Denver

SeriesFest Season 12, May 6–10
The yearly festival celebrating the art of episodes returns to the Sie FilmCenter with independent pilot competitions, artists pitching their ideas to industry executives, and showings of never-before-seen shows from both indie creators and major networks. This is the perfect opportunity for those who enjoy television series to meet creators and get sneak peeks of new shows, and for those looking to get into the industry to network and ask questions during panels.

SeriesFest Season 12 | May 6–10 | Sie FilmCenter, Denver

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Boulder, Colorado – February 4, 2026 – The Boulder County Film Commission presents its Winter Schmoozer at 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 24, at the gorgeous NerdWallet Touchdown Club, offering incredible views of Folsom Field and delicious catering by Pasta Jays.

Meet the region’s top filmmakers and creative digital professionals and hear about job opportunities in the creative industry. The Schmoozer is free and great for networking, as well as businesspeople looking to connect with leaders in the creative industry. High school and college students interested in film/video and the creative industry are also encouraged to attend to make valuable industry connections.

In addition to ample networking opportunities, this upcoming Schmoozer will feature the announcement of Boulder’s first-ever Creative Expo, along with the popular 60-Second Pop-Ups, great raffle prizes, and the opportunity to check out the latest video and audio gear.

Although attendance is free, space is limited, so please pre-register to reserve your spot. We thank Visit Boulder and Create Boulder for their support, which helps make this event free for our film industry members and partners.

Consistent with its industry support role as an arm of the Boulder Chamber, the Boulder County Film Commission’s mission is to position Boulder and Boulder County as a premier destination for film, television, and digital media by championing local filmmakers and creative digital professionals, attracting dynamic productions, and showcasing the region’s stunning landscapes, diverse communities, and innovative spirit.

The Boulder County Film Commission also serves as the central resource for storytellers, connecting them with locations, permits, and vendors, fostering local talent pipelines, providing specialized creative industry education and mentoring programs, and creating opportunities that drive economic vitality and enrich our cultural identity.

Press Contact Info:

Bruce Borowsky, Boulder County Film Commissioner

bruce.borowsky@boulderchamber.com

www.bouldercountyfilmcommission.com

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