Australian Indie-Pop Band Sheppard to Kick Off Tour in Denver
“This is one of the most important and special tours we’ve done.”
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Empower Field at Mile High Debuts New Food Options for the 2024 Season
They include Blue Pan’s Detroit-style pizza, Lucy’s Burger Bar and TAG Burger Bar.
RTD Audit Shows Financial Health but Plenty of Room for Improvement
RTD is performing well financially compared to transit systems in similar cities, but lacks accounting of major Denver light rail reconstruction.
Mountain Sun Group Closing Under the Sun in Boulder
The news comes just two months after it reopened Vine Street in Denver following a four-year hiatus.
Let’s Name Some Old Cannabis Trends
From old dabbing setups to novelty bongs and joints, there are plenty of pot fads that come and go.
This Colorado Town Was Named the Best for Bikes in the Country. Here’s Why.
The two ski towns were praised for their connected trails and adventurous offerings.
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Freak Train Celebrates 24 Years of Free Beer and Weirdness
Freak Train is Denver’s iconic open-mic/variety show at the Bug Theatre, where guests are met with free beer and endless surprises.
Denver’s Newest Festival Is a Three-Day Celebration of Japan
Spirit of Japan will take place at Sakura Square August 23-25 and includes plenty of food, sake and other spirits.
Denver Band Identifies the Best Chef in the City…but It’s Not Who You Think
To this chef, fine dining isn’t about being fancy. It’s about cooking with love and authentic, in-season ingredients.
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Steamboat Springs Drag Organizers Plan Even Bigger Show After Threat
“Having a regular drag show here is a way for the LGBTQ community and culture to be ingrained. It’s a pure expression of our culture. It’s not watered-down.”
Mother of Man Killed, Encased in Concrete in Aurora Raising Money to Attend Murder Trial
“I want Leroy to see my face. I want him to see the anguish that he’s put us through.”
Catch a Falling Star: Mercury Cafe Is Back on the Market
“Our plan was: We don’t have a kid, let’s put our time and energy into this Mercury baby.” But life changed that.
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Aurora Evictions Draw Attention to Owner’s Neglect at Other Apartments
A former resident describes an Edgewater apartment complex owned by CBZ Management as “absolutely horrific.”
Boulder-Based Astronaut Foods Has Been Making Freeze-Dried Ice Cream Sandwiches for Fifty Years
And yes, these crisp yet creamy treats have been to space.
Atmosphere Shares Colorado Love Before Annual Red Rocks Concert
The Minneapolis duo has sold out Red Rocks more than any other hip-hop act.
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Capitol Hill Pizza Staple Benny Blanco’s Closing After 24 Years
It will shutter at the end of August but owners Mike and Holly Martinez will continue to sling pies at its new Arvada outpost.
Bottled-in-Bond Whiskey Shows a Maturing Colorado Spirits Landscape
“It kind of puts your foot on the ground in the whiskey world.”
Denver Metal Group Cobranoid Does What It Wants, When It Wants
The band has been on the scene for years, but is finally releasing its debut album with a concert at HQ on Friday, August 16
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Cap Hill Hotel Owner Still Has High Hopes for Cannabis Consumption Lounge
It’s been a long road, but the 25-person indoor consumption lounge open could be open by December if all goes as planned.
Five Years After Elijah McClain’s Death, What’s Changed About Colorado’s Use of Chemical Restraint?
Ketamine is still being used hundreds of times a year by paramedics across the state.
Professional Skier and Ultrarunner Drew Petersen Debuts New Film in Denver
Drew Petersen’s near-death ski accident in 2017 caused depressive and manic episodes. In a new film, he tells how running helped make “life full” again.
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What Is Colorado’s New Motorcycle Lane-Filtering Law?
Motorcycle riders can now legally pass stopped traffic…in certain cases.