Ten Things to Do for Black History Month In and Around Denver
Black History Month is back, with events ranging from music to movies and more.
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Jade Oracle Hosts Lunar New Year Celebration at the Roxy
“What better way is there to celebrate culture and holidays than with food, art and beautiful things that inspire you to have a beautiful year ahead?”
Denver Police Shoot Down Right-Wing Conspiracy Theory About Al-Qaeda Arrests
“It is the goal of our department to provide accurate information to our community,” says a DPD spokesperson.
Be Mine: An Ode to Some of Our Favorite Places to Eat and Drink
As Valentine’s Day approaches, we’re paying homage to the places and dishes we love.
Arapahoe Basin Sale Has Fans Wondering If It’s All Downhill From Here
One of the last independent ski resorts in Colorado will be purchased by Alterra Mountain Company, one of the biggest ski conglomerates.
Airbnb Owners Have Big Reservations About Proposed Property Tax Increase
“They’re rallying everybody around a bill that functionally doesn’t exist anymore,” says the bill’s sponsor, who’ll see opponents at the Capitol today.
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Warrant of Habitability Bill Could Put Landlords in Hot Water If Their Tenants Don’t Have It
The 2008 Colorado law doesn’t even have a timeline for the completion of necessary repairs; some lawmakers want to change that.
Veritas Lays Off Staff, Closes Grow to Sell Third-Party Cannabis
Perhaps Colorado’s first notable wholesale grower, Veritas once operated several cultivations across the state.
Rhapsody Brings Karaoke and Wings to Broadway
If you miss Armida’s, take note.
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Bugs Are the Star of the Menu at La Diabla Right Now
Chef Jose Avila is offering a special Festival de Bichos lineup at his RiNo eatery through February 11.
John Vincent III Was Born a Ramblin’ Man
The unbridled singer-songwriter rolls into town for two shows at Bluebird Theater this weekend.
Leon Gallery’s #LongLiveLeon Campaign Raises $20,000
“Our community stepped up and said, ‘Nope, you can’t close your doors.”
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The Best Things We Ate Last Month Include a Shockingly Good Broccoli Dish
We also fell hard for a new molcajete, an Italian beef, a Persian ice cream float and an open-faced porchetta sandwich at a brunch favorite.
They Don’t Have Hot Water at the Felix, But They Do Have Mice
Over 100 of the complex’s residents – including several refugees from Afghanistan – have joined a union to fight for better conditions.
Reader: Bar Bar Qualifies as the Worst, Which Makes It Denver’s Best Dive Bar
Commenters pour out their thoughts on the city’s best dive bars.
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Colorado Missing Persons Day Remembers 606 People Who’ve Disappeared
“I’m not in shock anymore, but the grief and pain is with me all the time, and I imagine it always will be.”
Soggy Doggies at Fourth Annual Goldens in Golden
Neither rain nor snow nor sleet was going to put a damper on the fourth annual event.
Who Asked for Five-Gram THC Vapes?
Chances are you’ll regret going that big.
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Adam Frisch Talks Boebert, “Hollywood Money” and Being on 2024 “Red to Blue” List
The CD3 candidate spoke to Westword about his former opponent, her claims about his fundraising efforts and how he plans to actually win this time.
Every Opening and Closing This Week: Boychik Debuts at Stanley Marketplace and More
Other notable news includes the return of Hoja in Platt Park and the launch of a new brewery.
Saturday Rally Planned to Protest Mayor Mike Johnston’s Veto of “No Freezing Sweeps” Bill
“Though well-intentioned, this legislation would restrict the city’s ability to do this life-saving work for approximately four months of the year.”
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Moonflower Coffee Reopens at Full Tank’s New Winter Market
Both businesses were put on pause because of zoning issues but are now operating the market under a special permit.