Greenwich Village

Jack Kerouac Wrote Here, Crisscrossing America Chasing Cool, Day One

Jack Kerouac Wrote Here, Crisscrossing America Chasing Cool

Stress for Excess

Chivalry's Nearly Killed

212 in the 303

212 Salad and Sandwich Company 1710 Sherman Street 303-861-7212 42nd Street Corned beef, turkey, coleslaw, lettuce and thousand island dressing on rye $6.49 I don't know if it's a rule that every New York-style deli that opens outside of the five boroughs has to name all of its sandwiches after Ne ... More >>

Our Weekly Bread: Mendelson's Greenwich Village

The Sandwich: Greenwich Village What's on it: Pastrami-seasoned turkey, Swiss cheese, coleslaw, lettuce, tomato and Russian dressing on rye Where to get it: Mendelson's New York Delicatessen (600 17th Street, 303-996-5555) How much: $9.75 If sandwiches were movies, then Mendelson's triple-deck ... More >>

Bite Me

Being There

Encore

Being There

Encore

Being There

Like a Complete Unknown

I'm Not There and the changing face of Bob Dylan on film.

Richie Havens

Thursday, December 13, Boulder Theater, Boulder, 303-786-7030.

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An O. Henry Christmas takes you on a sentimental journey

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Thrillin' Trillin

Capsule reviews of current shows

Collected Stories Connects

Pangs of loss are dissected in the story of a teacher and her protegé.

Wayne Horvitz Is Jazzed!

Who needs a rhythm section when your players are this good?

Panoramic Pride

Find new ways to celebrate at this year's PrideFest.

Word Music

Golda Solomon keeps her rhymes jazzy.

Listen Up

Stories on Stage raises the political bunting.

Cold Case

Here's a mystery for Mulder: What happened to Duchovny's career?

Love Life

Stop Kiss offers an intelligent and bittersweet look at a budding gay romance.

Off Limits

A sorry collection

Odd Band Out

Murder By Death's funereal tune marches to a grisly beat.

Divine Inspiration

God's Trombones makes sweet music.

Break Like the Wind

Spinal Tap tapped, the Folksmen turn it way down from 11.

A Gay Day

The annual PrideFest parade mixes frolics with politics.

Round the Corner

Colorado's jazz artists stand up against their big-city counterparts.

Hopelessly Devoted

The beautifully done Stop Kiss illustrates universal emotions.

Dancing in April

Denver Pan African Film Festival opens with a film about a black TV executive.

The Last Word

Stanley Tucci’s Secret is a poignant look at a writer and his curious subject.

Sister Act

Kate & Anna McGarrigle on their continuing family affair.

NEXT STOP, GREENWICH VILLAGE

Kate & Anna McGarrigle on their continuing family affair.

COLE MINING

NO ONE DIGS INTO HER MUSIC LIKE SINGER-SONGWRITER PAULA COLE.

OFF LIMITS

NO ONE DIGS INTO HER MUSIC LIKE SINGER-SONGWRITER PAULA COLE.

INTO THE MYSTIC

NO ONE DIGS INTO HER MUSIC LIKE SINGER-SONGWRITER PAULA COLE.

The List: Our Weekly Bread top ten sandwiches

After fifteen months of reviewing sandwiches, it's time to take a step back, time to consider what has passed between many, many slices of bread, time to take a break from sandwiches and offer a countdown of the ten best I've had. It's easy to pick twenty good sandwiches, but narrowing those down ... More >>

Q&A with Rachael Yamagata

Hilary Walsh​Rachael Yamagata released her critically acclaimed debut disc Happenstance in 2004 only to be dumped by her record label, RCA, shortly thereafter. Last year the singer-songwriter and pianist finally resurfaced, on Warner Bros., with the wonderfully ambitious double album Elephants...T ... More >>

Fuel Cafe helps energize the RiNo neighborhood

Hilary Walsh​Rachael Yamagata released her critically acclaimed debut disc Happenstance in 2004 only to be dumped by her record label, RCA, shortly thereafter. Last year the singer-songwriter and pianist finally resurfaced, on Warner Bros., with the wonderfully ambitious double album Elephants...T ... More >>

Cee Lo Green's inescapably charming (and shamelessly profane) kiss off tops our playlists

​As people who think about, talk about, listen to and make music, the most persistent question we encounter is: "What are you listening to right now?" So whether you're looking for recommendations, trying to get a feel for our individual sensibilities, or are just curious, we've compiled a lis ... More >>

Top Chef D.C., round thirteen: Kelly's headed back to Colorado

Hometown girl Kelly is headed home. ​The setting for this penultimate episode of Top Chef was Singapore, which ginned up the interest level quite a bit. It was fun watching the four remaining contenders picking and tasting their way through the Singapore street-food scene under the guidance of ... More >>

Dear Lotus of Siam, please come to Denver next

​Cafe Society can't get enough of Lotus of Siam. When she was in Las Vegas last week, Patricia Calhoun twice ventured off the Strip to visit the northern Thai restaurant in its original location, a silly strip mall off Sahara Avenue. That was after a strong endorsement from Lori Midson, who o ... More >>

Ringing of Revolution

​Cafe Society can't get enough of Lotus of Siam. When she was in Las Vegas last week, Patricia Calhoun twice ventured off the Strip to visit the northern Thai restaurant in its original location, a silly strip mall off Sahara Avenue. That was after a strong endorsement from Lori Midson, who o ... More >>

Groovy Gravy

​Cafe Society can't get enough of Lotus of Siam. When she was in Las Vegas last week, Patricia Calhoun twice ventured off the Strip to visit the northern Thai restaurant in its original location, a silly strip mall off Sahara Avenue. That was after a strong endorsement from Lori Midson, who o ... More >>

Rory Block on the struggles and triumphs that happen When a Woman Gets the Blues

​Rory Block (due April 21st at Rock and Soul Café in Boulder and on April 22nd at Swallow Hill in Denver) was fortunate to be at the epicenter of the roots music explosion of the late '50s and early '60s as a child in Greenwich Village. Block rubbed shoulders not just with Bob Dylan and Pete ... More >>

Round two with Root Down's Justin Cucci: Linger, muthafuckas!!!!

Lori Midson​ Justin Cucci Root Down 1600 West 33rd Avenue 303-993-4200 www.rootdowndenver.com This is part two of my interview with Justin Cucci, owner and executive chef of Root Down and Linger. Part one of my interview with Cucci ran in this space yesterday. Favorite restaurant in Amer ... More >>

Time travel, sexy video games and more new release picks for the this week, July 26, 2011

​It's a bit of a slow week again, but the media coming out today is so top-notch that it's hard to complain. Provided you're interested in things like playing god, a relationship puzzle game about love or watching a movie that's sort of about time travel, you'll have a lot to take in this wee ... More >>

Beirut

Wednesday, September 28, Fillmore Auditorium, 303-830-8497.