Freelance Clips
From suffrage to open mic: Denver Woman’s Press Club remains a hub for women writers as it enters its 125th year.
A 125-year-old Denver institution stays current by offering open-mic nights every month. It gets a big draw with standing-room-only attendance.
Denver Woman’s Press Club archivist keeps stories of WWII alive
In 1996, as a history teacher at a Colorado high school, Gail Beaton, knew she had to come on strong to interest kids in WWII and the role women played. Today, she spreads the word throughout the West, in character as Rosie the Riveter.
Read Dianne's story about this committed author-historian who continues to entertain and educate those who attend her delightful program about the role women played during the war.
Tiny House
Those involved with getting a Little Free Library at the Denver Woman's Press Club (DWPC) stand with the library during a ribbon cutting on April 15. Pictured, from left, is Gail Beaton, archivist for the DWPC; Mindy Sink, DWPC president; artists Mark Beaton and Paula Weiss.
The Washington Park Profile May 23, 2022
Read Dianne’s article about the Little Free Library , LFL, in front of the Denver Woman’s Press Club. The LFL is a near exact replica of the 1910 clubhouse.
Denver Municipal Band returns with free concerts in the park
Read Dianne's article about the Denver Municipal Band, one of the oldest municipal bands in the United States.
Behind the curtain at Buntport Theater
A local theatre, started by a few college friends over twenty-three years ago, just closed its 50th original production.
