IDEA Stages Votes to Suspend Executive Director and Organization
This decision comes following an exhaustive review by the IDEAs Accountability Committee sparked by concerns raised during a production of In the Heights at Vintage Theatre.
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Denver Artist Spotlight: The Divine Nature Creations of M.D. Art
“The two things that kept me grounded were making art and being in nature.”
Aye Aye! The Captain Food Truck Specializes in Fried Sushi, Tacos and Birria Pizza
Gibran Villarreal launched the business in 2019 and now runs four mobile food concepts and operates the kitchen at El Patio on Market Street.
Erin Ton Breaks Speed Records in Marathon Hike of Manitou Incline
The Colorado native climbed up and down the Incline thirteen times in eleven hours and 22 minutes.
Boulder Officially Becomes Part of the Fortnite Universe
The popular battle royale game has a new Festival mode that just added “Closer” by the Chainsmokers – and therefore Boulder – to the world of Fortnite.
As Other Downtown Restaurants Close, the Velvet Cellar Is All In
“We decided that we wanted to help the other establishments and the residents and the visitors to a healthier downtown.”
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Troy Renck Upgrades Post After Gazette Poaches Mark Kiszla
“In these jobs, we all have ego. You don’t become a writer or a columnist without it. So the competition is real, and I welcome this opportunity with eyes wide open.”
Beyond First Friday: Mo’Print Explodes, Danielle SeeWalker at History Colorado and More!
Month of Printmaking 2024 rolls out in earnest, plus a new series at CHAC, soft sculpture at PlatteForum and much more.
Aurora City Council Backs Away From Migrant Support After Denver Budget Cuts
“Folks grapple with how can we say we’re a ‘world within a city’ and at the same time be a non-sanctuary city.”
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Liquid Stranger Brings an Extra-Sensory Experience to Red Rocks
On April 13, Liquid Stranger will pair high-tech lighting, computerized effects, and animation to engage as many human senses as possible in three unique sets.
This Week in Beer: Pair Girl Scout Cookies With Brews and More
We’ve also got the latest on a new Elevation Beer bar in Salida, a Westbound & Down pop-up in Aspen and our beer of the week, a breakfast sour.
Raj Sharan, Ousted Exec at The Fan, Rebrands Himself as Roger, Goes Country
“I just thought it would be fun to go by ‘Roger’ on the show. And since people say ‘Rog’ is short for ‘Roger,’ it’s not a huge deal either way.”
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Calling All Mushroom Lovers: Denver Needs Experts for Psychedelics Advisory Group
Denver’s licensing department is looking for psychedelic lovers, healers and experts to join a new Natural Medicine Work Group.
Review: Dune: Part Two Is a Kick-Ass Sci-Fi Epic With More Sandworms and Fewer Problems
If you thought the first film was a bit of a snooze, prepare to be wide awake and on the edge of your seat for this one.
The Best New Music by Colorado Musicians Released in February
Sunsquabi teases an upcoming album with a new single, and many more highlights.
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Married at First Sight Recap: Couple Splits on Eve of Decision Day Amid Cheating Rumors
Brennan says Emily can’t be mad at him for the alleged cheating because he “saved her life.”
Colorado Politicos Split Over Proposal for Nonpartisan Primary Elections
A Denver man’s new book backs a proposal to make Colorado’s primary elections nonpartisan. Party leaders aren’t too happy about the idea.
Lauren Boebert’s Son Allegedly Robbed Woman With Brain Tumor, Committed Crimes With Girl He Made Sex Tape With
Investigators say Tyler Boebert and three underage pals swiped credit cards from people’s cars and tried using them at gas stations and other places.
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Denver Closing Four Migrant Shelters to Save $60 Million, Mayor Says
Mayor Mike Johnston announced on Wednesday that the city would begin “consolidating” migrant shelters by closing four of the ten locations.
The Broker Inn Debuts New Restaurant, Boulder Swim Club
This Asian fusion eatery and tiki bar opened last month, becoming the first concept to operate in the space in a decade.
Why Colorado Tokers Love Mr. Nasty
That’s Sir Nasty, to you.
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Lunch Break: Call the Soup Line for the Daily Selection at Downtown Cafe Three Sisters
When he opened the eatery two decades ago, owner Brian Swenson named it for his triplet daughters, who turn 21 this month.