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Are the Asylum's mockbuster movies made in tribute to the films they mock or just to make campy fun of themr Either way, these flicks -- Snakes on a Train, Transmorphers, The 18-Year-Old Virgin and ... More >>
A galvanizing figure of the new craft movement, Ohio fabric and pattern designer Amy Butler is in Colorado for a Makerie Sewing Retreat at Chautauqua in Boulder. But she's kicking off her visit with a... More >>
There’s nothing in the world quite like the University of Colorado’s Conference on World Affairs, whose 65th edition starts... More >>
#78: Ken Arkind Ken Arkind embodies what's important in the slam and performance poetry world: A literary poet, dedicated slam coach and microphone virtuoso both here and abroad, he lives and breathes... More >>
Since the beginning of time -- or at least the beginning of cinema -- there have been chick flicks: three-hanky tear-jerkers and, conversely, romantic comedies. In honor of the Sie FilmCenter's new He... More >>
There’s plenty to be happy about at today’s One Past 5 Happy Hour/Doors Open Denver Kickoff, when several local agencies will... More >>
After tonight’s 7 p.m. screening of Henri-Georges Clouzot’s Inferno — part of the Sie FilmCenter’s collaboration... More >>
Andrew Novick is such a hardcore collector of stuff that he even collects memories with his camera. Sometimes they have to do with food, as in the... More >>
We gave the Broadway/Baker retail strip the award for Denver's Best Neighborhood Shopping District two years in a row -- in 2012 and 2013 -- for so many good reasons: The area is spilling over with hi... More >>
#79: Good Thieves Press The grassroots of any art communityr That's easy. Artist cooperatives and the newer model of studio communities like Wazee Union provide both a supportive camaraderie for arti... More >>
Writer, critic and colorful Algonquin Round Table yakker Dorothy Parker was really born to be a character in a play; known in her heyday for her... More >>
Corky Scholl started his Save the Signs campaign with an unsuccessful Kickstarter run. But his dream of restoring the best of this city’s... More >>
As the snow melts away, every young fashionista's thoughts turn to flirty frocks, bare shoulders and fabulous hair. And those are just a few of the things you'll see showcased at 303 Magazine's Denver... More >>
#80: Keith Garcia For a certain cross-section of local cinemaphiles, Keith Garcia is a beloved figure. The longtime program director for the Denver Film Society and its commercial film venue, the Sie ... More >>
What makes a city greatr Bolstering the arts and culture is a good place to start, and many of the nation's best cities rely on a civic cultural plan to figure how to best do that. Denver's last attem... More >>
As RTD prepares to debut its long-awaited west rail line at the end of April and interest in the region's long history of mass transit is at a... More >>
In a bow to Month of Photography, the Sie FilmCenter is partnering with the Colorado Photographic Arts Center to present Double Exposure: The... More >>
Denver's slam poetry community is hitting the gas: As the dates for the August National Poetry Slam in Boston draw near, competition is heating up... More >>
Thomas Horne of Black Book Gallery lost his twin brother, Tim, to cancer. But Horne recognizes that he's not alone in his loss. In solidarity with the thousands upon thousands of families, friends and... More >>
New York collagist Charles Wilkin entered the world of cut-and-paste by accident. When he forgot to bring the correct art materials to a college... More >>
Clay artist Marie EvB Gibbons is already known for infusing some of her works with a droll creepiness that’s rather endearing. But the... More >>
Su Teatro's XicanIndie Film Festival, now in its fifteenth year, is a pure distillation of what the Chicano culture center offers on its stages all year long. That almost guarantees a curated whirlwi... More >>
Collin Parson, gallery manager and curator at the Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities, can’t wait for Art of the State... More >>
The middle of June isn't that far away, so it's not too early to begin planning for Denver PrideFest 2013, scheduled for June 15 and 16 this year in Civic Center Park. Sexy `80s pop star Taylor Dayne ... More >>
Jack Jensen's Mutiny Now bookstore, now under new ownership, morphed into Mutiny Information Cafe just one month ago. But the changing of the guard at the South Broadway is already making itself evide... More >>
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