The cheery gentlemen of Meese will play some music at 6 p.m. this evening at Twist and Shout (2508 E. Colfax, 303-722-1943), in celebration of the release of their first album, Broadcast. The store gave out wristbands to everyone who pre-ordered the album, and as usual, the Wristbanded People will be guaranteed entry while the plastic-less will have to wait. But I just talked to store owner Paul Epstein, and was told there will be a separate line for the cheap bastards who didn't buy the a
There was a whole a Beatles mania happening at Twist & Shout last Wednesday when the remastered versions of the Fab Four's catalog were released. People lined up before the store was open and the store was sold out of the The Beatles Mono Box Set fifteen minutes after opening. "Then, throughout the day," store owner Paul Epstein said, "wave after wave of true believers came in and bought and bought and bought. I honestly thought we had brought in enough for a month's supply on some titles
This sign should be coming down soon.Tavern Congress Park, a new bar and restaurant planned for the former Neighborhood Flix Cinema & Cafe inside the Lowenstein complex (2510 East Colfax), will be the next in a series of outlets run by Denver's Tavern Hospitality Group -- which also owns the Soiled Dove, the Cowboy Lounge and five other Tavern locations around town.
But Tavern group co-owner Frank Schultz also plans to include an events center that he can rent out for weddings, banquets,
The former Flix cafe could become a Tavern. It's been a year since Neighborhood Flix, the ambitious movie theater/café in the Lowenstein project, pulled the plug -- but with any luck, the lights will soon be back on at 2510 East Colfax Avenue. That's because Frank Schultz, who runs Tavern Hospitality Group (owner of the Cowboy Lounge, the Soiled Dove and all those Taverns -- including LoDo, the one-year-old Wash Park, Uptown, Tech Center and Lowry), already has a contract with the bank d
