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Colorado's parkour pioneers are running with it
By Joel Warner
Published: June 4, 2009
The world Ryan Ford inhabits looks very different than the one most of us live in. Ours has boundaries, limits, margins and finite possibilities. Our daily paths are...
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Modern Living
Take a walking tour of seven mid-century structures.
By Amber Taufen
Published: June 4, 2009
They say style goes in cycles, but for fans of mid-century modern design, clean lines and make-a-statement colors will always be fashionable. “People don’t...
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Flick Pick
By Michael Roberts
Published: June 4, 2009
Standards of Ethical Conduct, premiering on Saturday, June 6, is the sort of local production worth rooting for, despite its many imperfections. Written and directed by Roman...
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The Yuk Stops Here
Christian Finnegan keeps comedy indie.
By Cory Casciato
Published: June 4, 2009
Christian Finnegan is part of the current wave of indie comedy, a trend that sees comics offering somewhat unconventional comedy in non-traditional comedy venues, such as the...
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Life is a Crabaret
The Boulder Fringe Festival boils over at the b.side.
By Susan Froyd
Published: June 4, 2009
In addition to putting on an off-the-wall performing arts carnival each summer, the Boulder Fringe Festival also hosts a resident performing group — and now that...
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Vocal Locals
Mixed Taste gets even tastier at MCA Denver.
By Amber Taufen
Published: June 4, 2009
When the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver absorbed Belmar’s Laboratory of Art and Ideas, it added a few twists to the Lab’s uber-popular Mixed Taste: Tag Team...
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Sounding Off on Zionism
Whether he’s speaking or playing the sax, Gilad Atzmon is a powerhouse.
By Jon Solomon
Published: June 4, 2009
When alto saxophonist Gilad Atzmon visited the University of Denver last year, he delivered a powerful performance that combined the intensity of John Coltrane with the speed...
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The Subterraneans
The Beats go on at the Mercury Cafe.
By Susan Froyd
Published: June 4, 2009
Denver has a real Beat/underground past, and no one preserves that lore better than poet/actor/artist/character Ed Ward, whose roots in the town’s cultural scene go very,...
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Mini Makeover
Things are looking up at BMoCA.
By Michael Paglia
Published: June 4, 2009
For more than six months, the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art has been shuttered, a move necessitated by the mandated installation of an ADA-compliant elevator. The...
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Let the Games Begin
Vail hosts a mountain of fun this weekend.
By Jessica Centers
Published: June 4, 2009
The Teva Mountain Games celebrate the mountain lifestyle — a lifestyle that involves extreme trails, big parties and high-flying dogs. “The beauty of the Mountain...
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Family Men
A Bronx Tale looks at life from both sides now.
By Mark Dragotta
Published: June 4, 2009
In a culture lacking traditional steps toward adulthood, it's up to each person to define his own coming of age. Of course, some coming-of-age experiences are naturally more...
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Kids Gone Wild
Telluride hosts its annual Wild West Fest.
By Amber Taufen
Published: June 4, 2009
Every year, the Sheridan Opera House gives back to the Telluride community through the Wild West Fest, which starts June 8 and runs through June 14. “We work with...
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Cruise News
A City Park bike relay raises money for a good cause.
By Jonathan Shikes
Published: June 4, 2009
High handlebars and a laid-back slouch are de rigueur for the increasingly popular cruiser bike rides around town these days. But you can still pedal hard in Denver. Grab three...
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High on Highland
A market sprouts on Boulder Street.
By Tyler Nemkov
Published: June 4, 2009
With the restaurant scene in northwest Denver growing faster than the list of Nuggets season-ticket holders, it’s high time the Highland neighborhood had its own...
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Ruck the Trend
International rugby finds a home on the Front Range.
By Susan Froyd
Published: June 4, 2009
Ever since Glendale decided to buff up its image by building the first rugby stadium in the nation, the rough-and-tumble sport has gotten new respect in these parts — so...
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Kidding Around
It’s ladies’ night at Rock the Cradle.
By Susan Froyd
Published: June 4, 2009
Betsy White and her husband, Bob, are the entrepreneurial brains behind Bad Art for Bad People, a kind of lowbrow road show that chooses to show hipster art in alternative...
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Rent's Due
By Susan Froyd
Published: June 4, 2009
One of the longest running musicals on Broadway, Rent succeeded because it was a true rock opera, based on one of the most beloved classical operas of all time, Puccini’s...
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Barnes Storming
By Susan Froyd
Published: June 4, 2009
Swallow Hill’s Shady Grove Picnic Series at Four Mile Historic Park is surely one of those hidden gems of summer: It’s laid-back and easy, cheap for families and full...
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Ask A Mexican
The Mexican is always packing heat
By Gustavo Arellano
Published: June 4, 2009
Dear Mexican: I am a Chicano in Connecticut. I moved from Arizona to the East Coast for my dream job. I have to admit that I'm still homesick. Connecticut is a completely...
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Cafe
Cheba Hut finds itself in a sticky situation
Cheba Hut hopes Denver liquor-license employees will turn out to be kind buds
Published: June 4, 2009
Got the munchies? Don't worry, Cheba Hut plans to sell plenty of Kind, Kush and Chronic on the Sixteenth Street Mall starting this summer, along with Acapulco Gold, Panama Red...
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