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Community impact · Denver and beyond

The people we show up for

The best part of what we do is the people we get to amplify: the local artist who gets discovered, the fundraiser that fills the room, the performer whose work gets credited, the small business someone visits after seeing a Reel. Here's some of that work, and what we actually did.

Who's Who Wednesday

One person or place I admire, every week

Since September 2025 I've used Wednesdays to spotlight someone I like, admire or am impressed by: a nonprofit, a performer, a maker, a friend doing something brave. No one pays to be in it. I pick people I want more of you to know about.

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Who's Who spotlights so far, including Punk Rock Saves Lives, Hotel Zazz, Kraving Denver, The Pink Party, Chef Zorbas and The Auggie Project.

Nonprofits and fundraisers

Helping causes fill the room

Who's Who Wednesday · Jun 2026

110,172 views · 4,892 likes

Punk Rock Saves Lives

The project
A national 501(c)(3) that shows up at events to get people talking about wellness and equality. We met Rob, Tina and the team at Outside Days in Denver.
What we did
Filmed their booth and crew and made them my Who's Who Wednesday spotlight, tagging the team and the festival.
Why it mattered
It became my most-viewed post ever, putting a small nonprofit's message in front of more than 110,000 views.

Fundraiser · Sep 2026

Food Bank of the Rockies

The project
The Gather and Sow Happy Hour at Denver Botanic Gardens, raising support for neighbors facing hunger.
What we did
Covered the evening and posted a recap thanking the Food Bank team, the hosts and the creators who came out.
Why it mattered
Fundraisers live on attention. A recap reminds people the cause exists after the night ends.

Fundraiser · Sep 2026

Denver Inner City Parish

The project
Quesadillas For Good, a fundraiser for one of Denver's longtime community service organizations, with thanks to Richi Ramos for including us.
What we did
Attended, filmed and posted a recap celebrating the people behind the cause.
Why it mattered
It put a neighborhood nonprofit in front of a food-loving audience that might not have known about it.

Who's Who Wednesday · Jul 2026

1,033 views · 86 likes

Fork Cancer

The project
A fundraising event supporting the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network. We won tickets through our friend at Denver Housewives.
What we did
Filmed the night and made it our Who's Who Wednesday, tagging the organizers and the cause.
Why it mattered
A cause close to our hearts, and a chance to send more people to an important event.

Also: PlatteForum's trivia fundraiser with This Is A Clue at Woods Boss Brewing, and the inaugural Taste of Parker with Yelp Colorado, where every donation supported the Parker Task Force.

Inclusive arts and entertainment

Drag, burlesque, goth and everyone in between

Everyone is welcome here. These are some of the performers and spaces we love making room for.

Two-part series · Dec 2025 – Jan 2026

11,543 views · 915 likes

The Crypt: Goth Brunch, featuring Lisa Frank

The project
Goth Brunch at The Crypt Denver, with hosts, performers and @lisafrank666 in Part 3.
What we did
Filmed and edited a two-part series with full credits for every host and performer, plus details for the next brunch so fans could go.
Why it mattered
Parts 2 and 3 together passed 21,000 views, crediting performers who rarely get that kind of spotlight.

Who's Who Wednesday · Apr 2026

2,576 views · 54 likes

Morning Wood brunch burlesque

The project
Brunch Burlesque at Creepatorium Denver, hosted by Alabaster with performers Laika Fox, Batya Belfry and Anamal Hoops.
What we did
Brought fellow creators from Kraving Denver, filmed the show and spotlighted the host and every performer.
Why it mattered
Local burlesque reached a brunch-and-food crowd that might never have walked in otherwise.

Who's Who Wednesday · Oct 2025

1,193 views · 54 likes

The Pink Party

The project
A night of personal stories and music, MC'd by Richi Ramos and Evelyn Evermoore.
What we did
Filmed the evening, including Richi's live performance, and made it our Who's Who Wednesday.
Why it mattered
A heartfelt, welcoming night that deserved to be seen beyond the room.

Festival · Aug 2026

Creeplesque Fest

The project
Three nights of horror-themed burlesque, art and music at Creepatorium Denver.
What we did
Covered every night with a Reel the next day, pushing ticket sales for the nights still to come.
Why it mattered
Real-time recaps helped an independent festival sell its later nights.

Also: Denver Pride 2026, cheering on our drag, burlesque and music friends in the parade and on stage.

Small businesses and makers

Places and people worth a visit

Who's Who Wednesday · Travel · Oct 2025

1,483 views · 67 likes

Hotel Zazz, Albuquerque

The project
A women-owned, mother-daughter-designed boutique hotel on Route 66 in Nob Hill, created by Dr. Sharmin Dharas and full of local art.
What we did
Stayed, filmed and made it my Who's Who Wednesday, plus a Reel on Monet's Spa next door.
Why it mattered
Travel content that tells the story of the people behind a place, not just the room.

Who's Who Wednesday · Mar 2026

2,865 views · 78 likes

Radish's allergy-friendly bread

The project
Our friend Radish bakes bread that works for lots of allergies without giving up flavor, like a gluten-free, dairy-free vanilla cinnamon loaf.
What we did
Tasted it, filmed it and sent people straight to their page to order.
Why it mattered
A small maker reached the gluten-free crowd that's always hunting for good bread.

Who's Who Wednesday · Nov 2025

2,270 views · 88 likes

Chef Zorbas, with Yelp Colorado

The project
A cozy Greek diner and a Yelp Elite night hosted by Yelp Colorado.
What we did
Filmed the food and the team, thanked every host by name and made it our Who's Who Wednesday.
Why it mattered
Family-run restaurants live on word of mouth. This was word of mouth with a camera.

Who's Who Wednesday · Nov 2025

1,285 views · 49 likes

The Auggie Project

The project
A Denver brand built by our friend August, who we met at a festival two years earlier.
What we did
Spotlighted the brand and the person behind it on Who's Who Wednesday.
Why it mattered
New local brands need early believers. We like being one.

Also: fellow creators Raina and Khalil of Kraving Denver, Dame Good Drinks, and the Live Ironworks holiday festival, all past Who's Who spotlights.

Artists and creative spaces

Art that deserves an audience

Gallery opening · Oct 2026

Spectra Art Space

The project
VIP opening night of Spookadelia Unspoken 2 in Denver's South Broadway area.
What we did
Filmed the show and asked everyone to tag and celebrate the artists we met.
Why it mattered
Independent galleries and artists grow when people actually show up. A Reel helps them find the room.

Who's Who Wednesday · Jan 2026

1,889 views · 85 likes

Winter Wubzyland

The project
Coffee, art and local bass music at Dairy Block Alley, hosted by Java Jams.
What we did
Covered the event and spotlighted the hosts and artists on Who's Who Wednesday.
Why it mattered
It showcased Denver's underground music scene in a welcoming, all-day setting.

Also: Massena-born artist Laurie Greenleaf, who grew up in the same small New York town I did, as a Who's Who spotlight.

How we support

Ways we work with people

Different projects call for different kinds of help. This is what each one usually looks like.

TypeWhat it can look like
Paid creative workContent production, UGC, social media management and event coverage for businesses, nonprofits, artists and events.
Community promotionSharing an event, creator, fundraiser or local initiative, including Who's Who Wednesday spotlights.
Collaborative projectsWorking with musicians, performers, artists and other creators on something new.
Volunteer supportSelected causes, as our time allows.
Hosted experiencesAttending and documenting an experience a partner provides, always labeled.
Audience engagementGiveaways, event awareness and pointing people to local organizations.

Not every project includes every kind of support. We choose projects based on our capacity, the opportunity and the fit. If you're a business, a quote covers exactly what's included.

Creative partner

Ryan T Reynolds

Ryan is a Denver music producer and visual artist, and the other half of almost everything we make. He plays bass, guitar and synth, shoots photo and video, and makes music videos and live event recaps. For brands that want something more polished, he shoots cinematic anamorphic video on a Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K, like our Muscle + Massage Reel.

His own music includes the EPs Look Up and In the Fall and the single FIN(Allié). We started DJing together in 2008: Ryan on the music, Crystal on the mic and the crowd.

What Ryan brings

Music productionMusic videosLive event recapsAnamorphic cinematic videoBMPCC 4KPhotographyBass · guitar · synthEditing

Our network

Part of Denver's creator scene

1,040creators, venues, brands and nonprofits tagged in recent posts
17comments per post on average

Instagram stats as of October 14, 2026. The accounts she tags most, updated from Instagram.

Work with us

Have a cause, a show or a place people should know about?

Tell us about it. Paid work, collaborations and community projects all start the same way.

Send an inquiryinfo@crystalrosereynolds.com