Daes Jazz Band

DAES is a group of musicians committed to pushing the boundaries of jazz music through modern jazz hip hop fusion. DAES is comprised of current and former students from Denver School of the Arts. Members include Elias Earl (vibraphone), Declan Scully aka GOLDICHOPS (drums), Scarlet Before-Horses (piano), Aesop Pelta-Tiller (bass), and Gwen Parney featured on saxophone.

Shambo Scott

Shambo Scott serves a multi-dimensional platter of sonic tastes, equipped to deliver a DJ set that suits the soul of any party. With genres expanding far & wide in the EDM realm, Shambo is known for everything between groovy house rhythms and back-breaking bass productions, with a bias for radical playfulness in all of his showings. Expect more than a DJ set, but an energetic experience conducted with careful intention, dancing on stage, & frolicking the night away.

Mike Rubino Cashino

Mike Rubino Cashino, born in 1991, is a queer artist based in Denver, Colorado, specializing in painting and installation art.

“Through my work, I strive to attain a deeper understanding of human emotions and the inherent longing for humans to seek connections with nature.
In addition to painting, I enjoy sculpting and making botanically inspired 3D displays.
As I continue to make art and curate spaces, I hope to connect with my community, to honor my queerness, and to open pathways of emotional connection by using my mind and body to create.”

Stardust and Vines

Lauren Schwab is the sole designer and creator behind Stardust & Vines Jewelry.
She is a resin artist and silver smith that lives in Denver, Co. Her focus is creating fun, funky, hypoallergenic and lightweight jewelry.

Stardust & Vines loves all things color and sparkle and believes jewelry is one of the greatest ways a person can express themselves. All molds are handmade for her resin creations and she
uses non/toxic BPA free resin. Each piece is individually handmade, painted, cured, hammered, soldered, formed and loved from her
Berkeley neighborhood studio.

Josh Thorson

My name is Joshua Ryuju Thorson and I am an artist specializing in reworking and creating custom garments that are all primarily made in-house.
Since 2019, I have been inspired by older Japanese technical stitching that is done almost entirely by hand and occasionally painting on garments.
The overall goal is to show new life to materials, that most people discard and don’t use anymore.
Aside, from that I create digital graphics that I have used on projects ranging from shirts, hoodies, shorts, and hats.