
Creativity That Grows Thriving, Compassionate Communities
Rocky Mountain Creative Experience (RMCE) creates vibrant, healing-centered spaces where humans of all ages explore creativity, story, and leadership to build empathic, resilient, and thriving communities.


What We Do
🌱 Community Transformation
We build spaces where people connect, share their humanity, and practice empathy, compassion, and collective care.
🎨 Creativity & Human Expression
Workshops, arts experiences, film festivals, and story-driven programs that spark healing, joy, and self-discovery.
🤝 Leadership & Empowerment
Training and experiences that help youth, adults, and community leaders grow courage, identity, self-awareness, and purpose.
Why We Exist
Communities don’t thrive by accident—they thrive when people feel seen, valued, connected, and able to express their humanity.
At RMCE, we use creativity, story, and shared experience to help individuals flourish—and when individuals flourish, whole communities transform.
We believe in:
- Creativity is healing
- Story builds a connection
- Joy is a strategy
- Empathy strengthens communities
When humans thrive, communities thrive.
Current Programs
Root & Rise Leadership Program
Creative Wellness Workshops
Spring Initiative
Planet Human Intergenerational Story Circles
The Solid Muldoon, When Giants Walked The Earth
Colorado 150 Film Festival

PAST INITIATIVES
Spring Awakening – Spring Break for Youth Development
A week-long Spring Break experience where youth explore creativity, leadership, identity, and community belonging.
Kilroy & The Boy Soldier – Veterans Mental Health Film Project
A powerful U.S. Veteran-focused initiative centered on the film Kilroy & The Boy Soldier, sparking essential conversations about PTSD, trauma, and healing.
Visit the film website: http://kilroyandtheboysoldier.com/
Music For the Cause
A music-driven platform using performance and storytelling to elevate social issues, inspire healing, and build awareness.
Rising Star Film Festival
The Rising Stars Colorado Film Festival is a youth-focused event held at the Rawlings Library in Pueblo, Colorado, designed to showcase short films made by local students and young creatives across categories like Drama, Comedy, Documentary, and Horror.
