If you were near 2107 East Colfax Avenue on April 12, you would have caught the scene outside of the shop NEWSPEAK—the gallery, tattoo parlor and graffiti vendor drew a swarming crowd by displaying the work of over a dozen graffiti artists affiliated with the Pueblo-based Creatures Crew. Photos by Mike Skigen

April 16, 2008. Photos by Aaron Thackeray

Take a peak at Wilde Dancebar & Lounge’s fashionable clientele.

March was the Month of Photography in Denver and, thankfully, the month refuses to end as many of the shows are still up. Out of Place is on view through April 26 at Robischon Gallery, 1740 Wazee Street. Still is on view through April 30 at the Center for Visual Art, 1734 Wazee Street. You couldn't pick better neighbors.

...and the world cries crystal clear mountain tears.

Pueblo, Colorado is world-renowned for its public mural project along the cement river canals that divide the city, but traditional graffiti artists have no problems getting their (sometimes) less-than-legal murals up around town as well. Photos by Adam Gildar

Sporting one of the greatest names of any band in Denver, Cougar Legs set about blowing minds with their improvisational jazz stylings on April 14. Photos by Molly Kreck

Megadave brought his Gigantour to the Fillmore this past weekend. It reminded us of a good sandwich -- all the meat (Children of Bodom and In Flames) was in stacked in the middle and sprinkled with some hot sauce (High On Fire). Photos by Aaron Thackeray

Tony Krupicka has taken the ultrarunning world by storm. Read all about the young phenom in Alan Prendergast's April 10 feature Ultrarunning Gets Young - and Faster." Photos by Anthony Camera

Good Impressions: American Master Prints is an incredible selection of prints from the '20s, '30s and '40s from the collection of Frederick and Jan Mayer and will be on view through April 13 at the Singer Gallery, Mizel Arts & Culture Center, 350 South Dahlia Street.

April 4, 2008. Photos by Molly Kreck