The Best Art Shows to Catch on First Friday
Find gifts for the creatives in your life, take in year-end shows and soak up the final First Friday of 2024.
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The Extreme Metal of Gaerea Is Coming to the Gothic Theatre
The band, which originated in Portugal, is taking its sound in new directions, too.
Remembering Denver-Based Anime Legend Jan Scott-Frazier
The local producer, animator and executive was a driving force in international anime.
Colorado Announces Start Date for Psychedelic Business Applications
The state will begin accepting applications right before the year ends.
SeaQuest, Closed in Colorado Since February, Files for Bankruptcy
Filings show the Littleton location of the controversial wildlife facility has lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in the last year.
The Eight Best Bites Our Food Editor Had in November
From an Indian-spiced blooming onion to mortadella corn dogs, it was a tasty month!
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Denver Bomb Squad’s New Robot Has Style and Grace
Police are calling the prancing dog-like robot “Spot,” but the Bomb Squad’s new toy will eventually be renamed by students at Doull Elementary School.
Inside HOLDTIGHT’s Haunting Immersive Exploration, alone: un/tethered
“It’s funny – in a piece called alone, you won’t feel alone. The show gently guides you to a place where you can explore connection on your own terms.”
Atomic Cowboy Celebrates Twenty Years of Biscuits, Burgers and Slices
“I think it all comes down to really craveable, amazing food.”
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Big Red F Closing the Post in LoHi
After twenty years, Dave Query’s restaurant group is leaving the building that was once part of the Olinger Mortuary complex.
This Denver Musician Just Broke a Guinness World Record
Do you know the highest number of digital singles ever released in 24 hours? Spoiler alert: It’s 200.
Whit’s End Opens in Former Scott’s Market Space
The new addition to the Whittier neighborhood comes from the team that owns Red Square Bistro downtown.
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Remembering Colorado Rapper Raymond “Ray Bones” Salazar
The Denver-area musician graced many of the region’s stages with his smart, gutsy, soulful rhymes.
New Short Film Provides a Snapshot of Denver’s Creative Pulse
Local filmmaker Anthony Grimes’s new work is about doubt and disruptions in the creative industry.
Video: Former Broncos Heir John Bowlen Yells “White Power,” “Fuck Black People” in Racist Rant
Add racism to Bowlen’s legacy of domestic violence and drunk driving.
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Geraldo Rivera Apologizes to John Ramsey for Putting Couple on “Trial” in 1997
Sax marks the spot where the talk-show host hit a new low.
Taco House Closing Original Location at the End of December
The family-owned spot on South Federal Boulevard opened in 1958 and is one of the oldest Mexican restaurants in town.
Drink Here: Cheers to Our Annual List of the Bars We Can’t Live Without
From new and noteworthy spots to the classics that have stood the test of time.
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Denver Mexican Spot Named One of the Best New Restaurants in America
In less than a year, this LoHi hot eatery has racked up major accolades.
Does Social Media Glamorize Marijuana Consumption?
“I see a lot of Instagram accounts that glamorize smoking multiple grams per day, smoking weed on work breaks and avoiding friends to get high. When did that become cool?”
How Landlocked Denver Gets the Freshest Seafood
Thanks to DIA, the Mile high has one of the biggest “harbors” in the country.
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Decibel Metal & Beer Fest Returns to Denver This Weekend
“It’s a celebration of how diverse Denver is when it comes to metal.”