How the Bug Theatre Has Defied Gentrification for 30 Years
The venue will hold a show to commemorate its thirtieth anniversary as the last surviving remnant of the once-thriving Navajo Street Art District.
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Kilyn Lewis Family Wants State Action After DA Declines Charging Officer in Fatal Shooting
“We had to learn from the media, and I think that’s disgraceful and distasteful.”
Incarcerated Colorado Musicians Are Highlighted in New Documentary and Album
The nonprofit label FREER Records has released a documentary that goes behind the scenes of making an album with Colorado inmates.
Some Xcel Customers Can’t Turn on Their Solar Panels
“I can only imagine what it must be for one of these customers who are sitting with the system on their roof for more than a year, and they just can’t turn it on.”
ACLU Sues Vail for Removing Native Artist Danielle SeeWalker From Residency
Danielle SeeWalker was removed from the Art in Public Places program because community members were “upset” over a painting of hers called “G for Genocide.”
Get Your Malört Face Ready: TrashHawk Hosts Author Josh Noel on October 15
His new book explores the fascinating history and lore behind this revered and reviled Chicago-born spirit.
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Neighbor Complaints Jeopardize Bar Nun’s Liquor License
“When does the good of the few outweigh the good of the many? Because we do a lot for the city.”
Colorado Wins Big at GABF 2024: Local Brewers Collect 38 Medals
Winners include Cannonball Creek, which continued its streak, and the first medal for Burns Family Artisan Ales.
Funk Band Lettuce Launches New Online Platform for Live Shows
Lettuce Live provides subscribers with more music, making your couch tour a breeze.
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Moonrise Brings Air-Roasted Coffee From Maui to Denver
This year, owners Kevin and Sarah Jones have opened two cafes, with plans to add a third by the end of the year.
Dashboard Confessional Will Always Be There for You
“You get deeply attached to music that finds you in a formative phase in your life,” says frontman Chris Carrabba, before the band plays the Fillmore on Wednesday, October 16.
Inaugural ThemFaire Highlights Trans and Nonbinary Creatives
The city’s first pop-up market centered on trans artists will include over 45 vendors offering crafts, flash tattoos and more.
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Bo Nix Apologists Wonder Who to Blame After Loss to Chargers
For every fan ready to declare Bo a bust, there were others more eager to castigate head coach Sean Payton.
Dateless in Denver: The Circle Jerk
The jorts should have tipped me off that this date was going nowhere.
Opinion: Slumming on East Colfax Avenue
With the closing of Natural Grocers, Colfax is returning to it reputation as “the longest, wickedest street in America.”
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CU Football Loses Narrowly to Kansas State After Losing Travis Hunter
It looked like the Buffaloes might overcome the loss of Travis Hunter and three other receivers, but the Wildcats scored a go-ahead touchdown late.
Opinion: As a Denver Chef, I Care About Having Access to Locally Produced Meat
Measure 309 would shut down a local food source, hurting restaurants, families and workers. That’s why I’m proud to be Superior Farms’ October 2024 Lambassador.
Hear Him Roar: Kenn Solomon Is Ready to Talk About Thirty Years as Rocky
When the Denver Nuggets open their season tonight, their original mascot won’t be on the court.
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The Viral Orbeez Dog Is From Colorado (and Don’t Worry, He’s Okay)
A video of Orion pooping rainbow beads got over 86 million views – but that’s not all vets found in his stomach.
Every Opening and Closing This Week: Eight New Places to Eat and Drink
The former Sancho’s space reopened as a bluegrass bar, there are three new spots for tacos, and more.
Aurora Venezuelans, Activists Dance at Supposed Gang Apartment to Protest Trump’s Message
The scene at the Edge of Lowry apartments on Friday after the Trump rally was far from the image of a gang-controlled property.
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Five Craziest Moments at Donald Trump’s Rally in Aurora
The event included clips from Full Metal Jacket, talk of kissing and sleeping with immigration charts, and multiple un-ironic spins of “YMCA.”