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December 22, 2011
Artist Sandi Calistro on why tattoos are the most intimate form of art
Sandi Calistro got her first tattoo in Maine when she was sixteen, and later decided to become a tattoo artist. Accompanied by her dad, she came to Colorado and sold her flash sheets (the sheets of art on the wall of a tattoo parlor) door-to-door at tattoo shops. A local shop bought her shee ... More >>
Blogs
December 19, 2011
Colfax Crawl, Tweet Drive, plus Christmas food events
It's not too surprising that there aren't a ton of culinary events this week; apart from the Colfax Crawl, everyone is gearing up for Christmas and New Year's Eve. And speaking of Christmas, several venues are hosting Christmas Eve and Christmas Day meals and parties; keep reading to see the ... More >>
Blogs
October 25, 2011
These local breweries have gourd-geous pumpkin beers on tap
UpslopeUpslope jacked the competition. Pumpkin beers are an acquired taste. Some people love them, others hate them. Most drinkers can only tolerate a few. But there is an amazing array of pumpkin beers on the market, from the subtle to the spicy to the completely over-the-top.
Blogs
October 18, 2011
Joellyn Duesberry brings new life to an old art
Joellyn Duesberry: Detail, "Maine Bog Triptych," 2010.Colorado plein-air painter Joellyn Duesberry has a national reputation and an independent streak, to boot. She recently hung a retrospective show at the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center (it's now closed) and now has a beautiful monograph ... More >>
Music
October 13, 2011
Palmer
Sometime Around
Self-released
Blogs
May 27, 2011
Lobster Festival over Memorial Weekend at the Fresh Fish Company
It's Memorial Day weekend, which means lots of people will be cooking out -- and if you're already sick at the thought of a weekend full of burgers, brats and beer, head to the Fresh Fish Company, which will present a Memorial Weekend Lobster Festival with specials on Maine lobster dinners th ... More >>
Blogs
May 5, 2011
Spring fever: Five new menus for a new season
The vegetable terrine at the Squeaky BeanYou can tell summer is approaching not just because the air is warmer, but menus around town are heating up, introducing lighter dishes that feature seasonal produce. Some of those board changes look particularly delicious. Here are five that caught o ... More >>
Blogs
March 28, 2011
Labor murals in Maine removed -- but there's no getting rid of Ludlow Massacre monument
Maine muralMaine Governor Paul LePage is sticking with his decision to remove a labor-history mural from its current home inside a Department of Labor building. In Colorado, there are no similar union-lovin' murals in government facilities for conservatives to take aim at. But we do have publ ... More >>
Blogs
March 18, 2011
A few seats still available at Sunday's pop-up dinners with HUSH and James Mazzio
If you don't have dinner plans on Sunday night, and want to experience a HUSH rush of dishes from James Mazzio, chef of Pickles Deli and Olive Oil, and a Food & Wine magazine Best New Chef star, plus lots of wines from the Infinite Monkey Theorem, then you should consider booking one of the ... More >>
Blogs
February 4, 2011
Sweet! Colorado needs an official state dessert, and here are some suggestions
rockyfordmelon.comThe Rocky Ford cantaloupe: a possible contender for the official Colorado dessert?In a highly charged and extremely political fight, residents of Maine find themselves trying to answer a life-or-death question: What should be the state's official dessert? The question threat ... More >>
Blogs
December 28, 2010
New Belgium Brewing plans eight Lips of Faith beers in 2011
Although I've never been New Belgium Brewing's biggest fan when it comes to their standard beer lineup, I've always admired the way the Fort Collins craft brewer -- Colorado's largest -- tries to keep environmental and employee-happiness issues on their list of priorities.
Blogs
December 8, 2010
Medical marijuana & flying: If paperwork checks out, Denver Police and the TSA say, "Get high"
It won't make the body scans or perverse groping security pat-downs any easier to handle, but medical marijuana patients traveling to one of five states from DIA can now pack their cannabis openly instead of, say, hiding it in a shampoo bottle.
Blogs
November 8, 2010
Beer bloggers plot world domination
There are as many styles of beer blogging on the Internet as there are blogs, and there's a new beer blog starting out there every other day. Last weekend, at least a hundred of those bloggers -- from all across the country -- showed up in Boulder to talk beer. They spent the three days of f ... More >>
Blogs
June 14, 2010
Five bar types that every man should avoid during his lifetime
There comes a time in every adult's life when he or she starts to drink like an actual adult. In an ideal world, that time would coincide with the drinker's 21st birthday. Unfortunately, after December 6, 1933, "adults" lost their collective palates with the onset of Prohibition and became ... More >>
Blogs
June 10, 2010
Thursday's catch: The Fresh Fish Co. $15 Maine lobster
A Flickr photoA surplus of lobster last week inspired the Fresh Fish Co. to unload the beasts onto dinner plates at a pauper's price that would crush a poor lobster's claw. Still, the move was such a hit that the fish house is offering the $15 fresh-from-the-tank Maine lobsters every Thursda ... More >>
Music
June 3, 2010
The Gromet embraces just about every genre of music under the sun
A Flickr photoA surplus of lobster last week inspired the Fresh Fish Co. to unload the beasts onto dinner plates at a pauper's price that would crush a poor lobster's claw. Still, the move was such a hit that the fish house is offering the $15 fresh-from-the-tank Maine lobsters every Thursda ... More >>
Blogs
June 3, 2010
Tonight: Who let the dogs in?
The answer: Opus, 2575 West Main Street in Littleton, where chef Michael Long is hosting tonight's wine dinner featuring Cru Vin Dogs vintages. Dinner starts at 6:30, and guests will help blend the winery's newest red wine; tickets are $79. Here's the menu:
Blogs
January 13, 2010
Second Home Kitchen and Bar rolls out two new menus, a lunch deal and daily dish specials
Second Home Kitchen and Bar, the restaurant at 150 Clayton Lane in the JW Marriott, is starting off the new year with daily dishes, a new lunch deal and two new menus "with a greater focus on using locally purchased products," according to exec chef Jeff Bolton. "For this winter menu, we def ... More >>
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December 17, 2009
Do the Dew
Second Home Kitchen and Bar, the restaurant at 150 Clayton Lane in the JW Marriott, is starting off the new year with daily dishes, a new lunch deal and two new menus "with a greater focus on using locally purchased products," according to exec chef Jeff Bolton. "For this winter menu, we def ... More >>
Dining
December 10, 2009
Troy Guard's TAG: Play that funky music, white boy!
Second Home Kitchen and Bar, the restaurant at 150 Clayton Lane in the JW Marriott, is starting off the new year with daily dishes, a new lunch deal and two new menus "with a greater focus on using locally purchased products," according to exec chef Jeff Bolton. "For this winter menu, we def ... More >>
Blogs
December 8, 2009
TAG! You're it
Mark MangerTroy Guard finally has a place to call his own. Hiramasa, flash-seared on a hot flattop, served with yuzu, jalapeno and pop rocks. Braised pork cheek with a hard-fried quail egg balanced on top. Sushi rolls cut and plated with machine precision, filled with Maine lobster, with kobe ... More >>
Blogs
October 21, 2009
Denver Blogs: James Dobson's minions focus on another state's families
In the name of J.D., not necessarily J.C.Our daily homage to local bloggage. Focus on the Family is spreading its hate in Maine. 5280's on the case. Rep. Jared Polis is speaking out against the what he calls a "sweep of terror" being done on illegal immigrants, Colorado Independent reports. ... More >>
Blogs
September 4, 2009
Tonight: Pig out on lobster at the Berkshire
The Berkshire, 7352 East 29th Avenue, one of our favorite places for pig - and to pig out - is putting pork on the back-burner, at least for tonight. That's because the Stapleton-based temple of swine is hosting its first Maine lobster bake with all the required fixings - corn on the cob, ste ... More >>
Blogs
August 6, 2009
Tonight's shochu dinner at Elway's Cherry Creek could be the blowout food orgy of the year
By the time 5 p.m. rolls around on a work day in Japan, patrons have made their way into the nearest izakaya to knock back shochu (pronounced 'show-chew'), a clear distilled spirit, similar to vodka (sans the hangover), that can be made from rice, sugarcane, sweet potatoes, barley or buckwhea ... More >>
Dining
July 30, 2009
Will the last business leaving the Beauvallon turn out the lights?
By the time 5 p.m. rolls around on a work day in Japan, patrons have made their way into the nearest izakaya to knock back shochu (pronounced 'show-chew'), a clear distilled spirit, similar to vodka (sans the hangover), that can be made from rice, sugarcane, sweet potatoes, barley or buckwhea ... More >>
Blogs
July 14, 2009
Tonight: Bastille Day bashes at Bistro Vendome, Brasserie Felix and Le Central
Bistro VendomeToday is Bastille Day, and while the really cool parties will no doubt take place on the streets of Paris, we've got plenty of celebratory bashes to storm right here in Denver, beginning with Bistro Vendome, the Frenchified spot at 1420 Larimer Street that's encouraging habitues to "si ... More >>
Calendar
November 6, 2008
A Long, Strange Trip
A panel discussion looks at how rock
Calendar
July 17, 2008
Cast Off in City Park
Don your best sea-salt outfit and wave goodbye to dry land.
Blogs
June 9, 2008
The Best of the Online Elite for the Democratic National Convention
Don your best sea-salt outfit and wave goodbye to dry land.
Blogs
June 1, 2008
Seafood, Eat It
Don your best sea-salt outfit and wave goodbye to dry land.
Calendar
April 17, 2008
Road Trip
Don your best sea-salt outfit and wave goodbye to dry land.
Blogs
December 24, 2007
Delegating Denver #23 of 56: Maine
Don your best sea-salt outfit and wave goodbye to dry land.
Dining
December 13, 2007
Izakaya Den
This sibling of Sushi Den is absolutely stunning.
Dining
October 11, 2007
Gone Fishin'
Suddenly, Denver’s swimming in seafood restaurants.
Dining
October 4, 2007
Cherry Crest Seafood Market and Restaurant
This suburban spot reels in the crowds.
Calendar
July 26, 2007
Marley and Me
Comedian Bob Marley lives up to his infamous name.
Dining
July 26, 2007
Ship Tavern
Argh! This chef should prepare to walk the plank.
Calendar
June 14, 2007
Food for Thought
Road food brakes for the Denver Public Library.
Blogs
September 20, 2006
More Messages: Something's Gunny
Road food brakes for the Denver Public Library.
Music
September 29, 2005
Lost in Space
Myspace is the place for local bands to finally be heard. Or not.
News
December 11, 2003
A Shot in the Dark
Tougher regulations aim for the elusive fair hunt.
News
October 2, 2003
Letters to the Editor
From the week of October 2, 2003
Calendar
January 16, 2003
Getting a Head
Michael Cooper finds the truth of imagination behind his masks.
News
January 2, 2003
Your Quarter Life Crisis!
Lots of drugs, not much sex, and a general fear and loathing mark these tales of twenty-something angst.
Food & Drink
April 4, 2002
Best Expense-Account Dinner
Restaurant Kevin Taylor
Culture
February 22, 2001
Time Machines
Sculptures by Carley Warren command the room at Artyard.
Best of Denver
June 29, 2000
Best handbags
Alice's Tapestries
News
April 6, 2000
Not in Their Backyard, Either
Protestors in other areas aren't faring any better.
News
July 12, 1995
END OF THE LINE
Protestors in other areas aren't faring any better.
Film
March 29, 1995
KING AND HIS QUEEN
Protestors in other areas aren't faring any better.
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