Arts & Culture
All dolled up: Denverites pay tribute to Dolly Parton
Songs from the late singer’s vast catalogue lit up Lost Lake Lounge, with fans sporting Dolly-inspired looks.
Sarah Shoen
Arts & Culture Multimedia Journalist
Sarah Shoen has lived in Colorado for the last four years and is so excited to join the Rocky Mountain PBS as an arts & culture multimedia journalist.
Sarah graduated with a bachelor's in Broadcast Journalism from the University of Nevada and went on to work in newspapers and morning news. She then went east to New York to pursue publishing at Conde Nast. Since moving to Colorado, Sarah has been an active member of the Denver arts scene through film and event production, as well as teaching comedy classes at Chaos Bloom Theater and freelance writing for local publications. In her free time, Sarah loves playing music, spending time with her siblings, checking out friends' shows, and exploring the beautiful Colorado outdoors.
Language spoken: English
Topic expertise: Arts & Culture, Hollywood, Media, Music
Local expertise: Entertainment, theater, dance, music, business, politics
Honors & Awards: Outstanding Business Reporter of the Year, Reynolds School of Journalism (2015 & 2016)
Professional memberships: Denver Women's Press Club
Recent posts
Arts & Culture
Denver’s first dementia-friendly choir builds community
Why a local nonprofit decided to create a choir tailored to those in cognitive decline, and how it changes the lives of those who participate.
Arts & Culture
So you want to volunteer at Sundance. Here's what you should know.
A look at recently released information on how to apply, what the perks are, and new details surrounding housing for attendees.
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