Join us for a rare and intimate weekend, bringing together extraordinary artists from Argentina and the United States for a celebration of music, movement, theatre, and connection.
Guest artists include Aldo Romero, Artistic directors of Tango Porteño and Ana Thomas (Las Vegas) and Cynthia Giannini, both ATUSA champions and World Cup finalists. Together, they offer a rich program designed for dancers, artists, and enthusiasts alike.
This weekend is more than an event, it’s an invitation to immerse yourself in the heart of tango, to learn, connect, and share in a living art form shaped by culture, tradition, and contemporary expression.
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Ticket Host - Artists Amongst Us
Parking Lot Available - 26th and Curtis
SHOWTIMES
Fri., May 29, 2026 - Tickets Below
Sol y Luna: Doors at 5:30pm
Sol y Luna: Starts at 6:30pm
Sat., May 30, 2026 - Tickets Below
Tango Classes: 10:00am - 3:00pm
Colorado Boy: Doors at 5:30pm
Colorado Boy: Starts at 6:30pm
Black and White DJ Dance Party: Starts at 9:00pm
Sun., May 31, 2026 - Tickets Below
Tango Classes: 12:00pm - 2:00pm
Immigrant Voices: Doors at 4:30pm
Immigrant Voices: Starts at 5:30pm
Friday, May 29: Sol y Luna: A Tango Love Story Salon Experience
Step into an intimate evening where art, music, and storytelling unfold up close.
Experience the first chapter of Sol y Luna, a sweeping new tango work brought to life with original music by Orquestra Típica Misteriosa de Buenos Aires and a cast of exceptional Argentine and U.S.-based artists, including Alberto Martinez singing the heartbeat of his cultural roots and Aldo Romero, the protagonist who longs for his past yet finds love in the present.
Following the presentation, you are invited to remain in the space and step inside the world of the artists. Meet the cast and creators, hear how the work is being built, and engage in conversation about the journey from concept to stage. Witness excerpts of works in progress as new scenes and choreographies begin to take shape.
Saturday, May 30: Colorado Boy
Colorado Boy is a haunting and intimate theatrical work presented as part of the Roots and Routes Spring Season weekend, bringing a Denver Fringe Festival favorite into the Artists Amongst Us Salon experience. The piece traces Eric’s journey as he learns to navigate life while uncovering the realities of his mental illness, and the ways it shapes his relationships and perception of the world around him.
The show was written by Ronan Viard, and was inspired by the life story of his father, Franck Viard, who loved and supported this show, and is deeply missed.
Directed by Adrienne Astira and starring Ronan Viard and Maya Ferrario, Colorado Boy invites audiences into a nuanced and human exploration of mental health. The performance will be followed by a Q&A, creating space for dialogue on how art can build bridges and deepen understanding around the lived realities of mental illness.
Saturday, May 30: Black and White DJ Dance Party
After a full day of performances, workshops, conversations, and creative encounters during Roots & Routes, the night continues.
Join Artists Amongst Us at for the Black & White Dance Party, a high-energy late-night gathering designed to bring artists, audiences, collaborators, and community members onto the same dance floor. Featuring music by DJ Buddy Bravo and Sister Judy, this is where the formal programming melts into celebration, spontaneity, and inspired connection. Prepare yourself for dance music with electric guitar, high energy vibes, and a welcome invitation to lose yourself to dance!
Come dressed in black, white, or anything that makes you feel bold. Enjoy the music, the movement, the unexpected conversations, and the magic that happens when artists and community meet on the dance floor!
Dj Buddy Bravo is an accomplished dance Dj and musician who…
Sunday, May 31: Immigrant Voices
Immigrant Voices Salon is an intimate and powerful salon performance within the Artists Amongst Us Social Justice & Art Salon Series, centering the lived experiences of artists shaped by movement across borders, languages, and identities.
Bringing together five immigrant artists, the salon weaves storytelling, live music, spoken word, and dance into a rich tapestry of personal expression. Each piece emerges from memory and transformation, tracing journeys of departure, arrival, and reinvention. From the echoes of childhood streets to the dissonance and discovery of new cultures, these works reveal how identity is continuously shaped across time and place.
