Don't miss the Aurora Borealis Festival, October 10–11, 2025, at Painted Prairie’s High Prairie Park. From dazzling light shows and immersive art to the Flavors of Aurora Food Court, live performances, and a one-of-a-kind VIP experience, this episode gives you everything you need to know to be part of Aurora’s most magical fall event.
Marcelo Alvariza owns Orejano Restaurant, a fresh and flavorful addition to On Havana Street in Aurora. This family-inspired eatery showcases Uruguay's rich culinary traditions through handmade empanadas, milanesas, and the iconic Chivito Uruguayo. Whether you’re a foodie or simply curious about Aurora’s vibrant cultural landscape, this conversation offers a delicious taste of community, passion, and heritage.
Celebrating its 119th year, the Arapahoe County Fair is an Aurora community pillar. Lexy Kingsbaker, Events and Development Supervisor at the Arapahoe County Event Center, takes us behind the scenes of this beloved annual event, sharing what’s new this year, what to expect from the fair’s diverse attractions, and how it continues to bring the community together. From exciting rides and competitions to local food and entertainment, there’s something for everyone.
Global Fest brings together the rich diversity of Aurora, Colorado, through music, food, and cultural exchange. Ricardo Gambetta, the Manager of International and Immigrant Affairs for the City of Aurora, talks about the year's event on June 14th at the Aurora Municipal Center, which features Mayra Alejandra, a talented Selena tribute performer who will honor the Queen of Tejano music at this year's Global Fest. Mayra shares her passion for Selena's legacy, her preparation for the tribute performance, and what attendees can expect from her electrifying show.
Director of the Aurora History Museum, T. Scott Williams, discusses the fascinating Prehistoric Aurora exhibit and his journey leading the museum, from ancient fossils to the museum’s role in preserving Aurora’s rich history. Tune in for an insightful conversation about our city’s past and the vital work being done to bring it to life for future generations.
Manos Sagrados is Aurora’s newest arts and music venue on East Colfax. Founder Bruce Trujillo shares the story behind creating a space dedicated to community, creativity, and connection, and talks about her vision for uplifting local artists and shaping Aurora’s cultural future.