Established in 1978 and featuring more than 70 volunteer musicians, the Aurora Symphony Orchestra has made classical music accessible to all in our community. Conductor and Artistic Director Jeremy Cuebas gives us insight into selecting repertoire, fostering youth engagement, and bringing classical music to new audiences in creative and engaging ways.

One of Aurora's most exciting new communities, The Aurora Highlands is a hub of connection and innovation in northeast Aurora. CEO Carla Ferreira shares her insights on the development's growth, the integration of art and community spaces like Hogan Park, and the significance of the new E-470 interchange. We also get a sneak peek at the upcoming Aurora Borealis Festival.

The Inaugural Aurora Borealis Festival is happening November 1st through 3rd at the Aurora Highlands Winged Melody Park. Kristin Sutter, the Director of Festivals for Visit Aurora, gives us insight into this incredible celebration of light and community.

An architect of the burgeoning cultural arts scene in the Rocky Mountain Region, Ginger White Brunetti is using her expertise to lead the city of Aurora's Library and Cultural Services. These vital community spaces provide residents access to the arts, culture, education, and entertainment in many forms.

Global Fest is a free, multicultural experience bringing the sights, sounds and flavors of nations worldwide to celebrate the diverse people and communities that call Aurora home. This family-friendly event includes two stages of performances, an international marketplace, the Parade of Nations, a Fashion Show, art displays, creative activities for children, and a variety of local food trucks, including the nationally acclaimed Taco Bron.

Denver International Airport is perennially among the top ten busiest airports in the world. It is currently undergoing a metamorphosis to keep up with demand and create a world-class travel experience from Aurora and beyond. Stacey Stegman gives us insights into these exciting developments.

The Aurora History Museum's Mosaic of Cultures series features a Colorado Nepalese Community Exhibit, which will be displayed for the better part of the next year. Binisha Shrestha, executive director of the Colorado Nepalese Community, gives us an inside look at this rich culture.

Eye Envy Vision is an independent, locally owned optometry practice in Aurora founded by Colorado natives Bryson Knight and Dr. Danielle Gloster with a mission to provide exceptional eye and vision care regardless of demographics, ethnicity, or preference while fostering a spirit of community connection.