Coors Field

Reader: Audience cheers The Book of Mormon like a game-winning home run

The Book of Mormon is so good that we posted Juliet Wittman's review of the August 19 opening night performance at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House the next day, rather than save it a few days for the print edition. Although tickets sold out within hours of going on sale back in January, the produce ... More >>

Photos: Tycho at Summit Music Hall, 6/29/12

Last night, Tycho headlined a packed Summit Music Hall along with Onuinu and Flashlights. Following a fireworks display at Coors Field, Summit Music Hall filled up just as Flashlights was getting primed into their set. We brought back some photos from the evening, page down to check em out.

Denver Rescue Mission's Coors Field clean up slams stereotypes about the homeless

As city council continues to consider Denver's proposed urban camping ban -- and constituents continue to debate it -- the Denver Rescue Mission continued a twelve-year tradition yesterday by dispatching a crew of staffers and homeless people to collect trash in and around Coors Field before the Roc ... More >>

The Rodeo Wagon is no Wok in the Park -- or is it?

Bringing a food truck to the National Western Stock Show is no Wok in the Park. That's because when Aramark, which handles food/beverage concessions at the Denver Coliseum, decided to add food trucks, including Biker Jim's, to its side of the Stock Show, right under the I-70 viaduct, it changed the ... More >>

Sports Authority Field at Mile High tax ends, stadium finally paid off

Last week marked the end of the Metropolitan Football Stadium tax, the ten cents residents have paid on every $100 since 1990. With the sales tax's end comes the news that Sports Authority Stadium at Mile High is officially paid off. But it hasn't reached the end zone quite yet: As the January 9 dea ... More >>

The 20 greatest moments in Colorado Rockies history

Ubaldo Jimenez.​If mediocrity was a woman, she would have a restraining order on the current Rockies team. The only thing notable about this team is that Troy Tulowitzki and Carlos Gonzalez are both battling nagging injuries. So why not look back on the good times? On the twentieth anniversar ... More >>

Five Doors Open Denver tours you don't want to miss

Not the residence of Don Johnson, but it could be.​As city-dwellers, we see an average of probably hundreds of buildings every day, most of which we will never step inside. And for the most part, that's fine, but there are always those buildings that pique our interest, that make us think, "hu ... More >>

Remembering Karle Seydel on opening day at Coors Field -- in the heart of his neighborhood

​Last night I wandered around the Ballpark neighborhood, which was bustling with preparations for opening day, thinking about how much this area has changed since the decision was made to put the baseball stadium just beyond the LoDo Historic District. Thinking about how the Ballpark neighborh ... More >>

10 things to do for $10 this weekend, March 11-13, 2011

​Ah, the weekend before St. Patrick's Day, where you have to start preparing your body for the coming onslaught of bad choices. Regardless of when you decide to celebrate, you'll want to prepare your stomach and bladder for the wrecking crew that's about to destroy you. Or, better yet, get in ... More >>

Green Awards looking for grassroots ideas: How about recycling by the program's ad?

​The Green Awards came to Denver yesterday, touting the Green Giant-sponsored program that will give $25,000 to the best idea for greening the environment. And to advertise the contest, a giant, temporary eco-ad mural made of grass was created at 22nd and Blake streets, just past Coors Field. ... More >>

Karle Seydel scored with Denver's Ballpark Neighborhood

​I headed up to the 2000 block of Larimer Street last night -- an area dubbed "NoDo" two decades ago, not just because the map put it right above LoDo, but because of its distinct lack of funds compared to its more prosperous neighbor. And there I raised a glass to Karle Seydel, an urban plan ... More >>

Ten Denver hot dog joints to help you welcome back the boys of baseball

Biker Jim will do you right.​ Nothing goes with Opening Day like hot dogs. Why would you even try? And while the grilled dogs and brats - with everything, please - you can get at Coors Field are truly delicious, even if the buns never seem to hold up, Denver is rich with other options. The f ... More >>

Rootin' without the gluten at Coors Field

Courtesy of www.komar.orgRockies fan Kyle Komarnitsky enjoys a gluten-free hot dog.​While cheering the Rockies on to victory tomorrow at Coors Field, why not check out the stadium's newest and most unusual concession location: the gluten-free stand behind Section 147 on the left-field concours ... More >>

From Coors Field to Hell, Glory the Beanie Baby Bear Returns

War Protesters Get Funky at Coors Field

Colorado Rockies Apologia Smacks of the Bad Old Days

Best of Denver Winners from 1995

Ah, 1995: a time when entire Best Of categories were devoted to the O.J. Simpson trial, Bernie Bickerstaff and Dikembe Mutombo were still dominating the sports pages, and Mel's Bar and Grill was still new. Check out the winners from our 1995 Best Of issue after the jump.

Ruby Hill View Plane Lobbyist Switches Teams For The Rockies

White Trash and Mr. Jones

Letters to the Editor

From the week of October 5, 2006

Rox Time

The first big home stand beckons.

Call to Arms

Sky Sox pitching guru Bob McClure tackles mission impossible.

Artbeat

Brief sketches of what's happening in the Denver art scene.

It's a Breeze

DPL unleashes a summer reading bug

Thin Air, Thin Hope

The secret Rockies formula: Prepare to meet thy doom.

Letters to the Editor

From the week of April 25, 2002

Todds-On Favorites

Rox GM Dan O'Dowd has found the playoff formula.

Buell Be Happy

The Colorado Performing Arts Festival is fun and free.

Baseball's Grand Scam

Is A-Rod's golden glove a golden fleece?

The Great Outdoors

Outdoor dining options range from Japanese gardens to patio furniture on the sidewalk.

For Whom the Bell Toils

The new Rockies manager may not be perfect, but neither are the Rockies.

Night & Day

August 12 - 18, 1999

Master Batter

Thank God for Small Flavors

Letters

Mouthing Off

The Importance of Being Ernest

Rox in His Head?

Thrills for the week

Be Like Mike (Johnson, That Is)

Farewell to Arms

OUT TO LUNCH

MOUTHING OFF

THE GRAND YOUNG GAME

OFF LIMITS

EMPTY NEST SYNDROME

FINE FEATHERED FRIENDS, BEWARE: FLIGHT STIMULATOR DOUG GILBERT IS ON THE JOB.

MOUTHING OFF

MOUTHING OFF

THRILLS

CHILE TODAY, HOT TOMORROW