Veteran Colorado Concert Promoter Named President of AEG’s North American Regional Offices
The longtime Colorado promoter’s role is expanding across the continent.
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Lawmakers Approve Big Changes to Marijuana Industry Rules
Dispensaries could soon resemble convenience stores now that lawmakers have passed a bill that will change industry regulations.
Skateboarding Legend Tony Hawk Is the Latest Celeb to Visit Casa Bonita
First Ed Sheeran, now Birdman. Which celeb will visit the pink palace next?
Vine Street Teases Pop-Ups as It Pushes Back Reopening Date
Staff training has begun but it won’t fully open by the original planned comeback date of May 15.
Colorado’s Longest-Serving Legislator Says Goodbye
Bob Gardner’s infamous filibusters and policy prowess made him one of the Republican Party’s most effective weapons.
Where to Find Art Around Denver This Weekend
The Dairy Arts Center has five new openings this weekend, and Core Art Space looks at mid-century trends in an annual show.
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Blondie Recognized Punk Roots at Denver Concert, and Everyone Still Wants to Be Debbie Harry
The legendary band performed at Mission Ballroom on May 8.
This Week in Beer: Two Industry Pros Are Crowdfunding a New Brewery and More
We also have the details on upcoming brewery events, including Dog Mom Day at River North.
“Open-Air Drug Market” and Homelessness Top Ballpark District Safety Concerns
Residents were happy with some of the mayor’s policies during a recent town hall but brought up several glaring problems.
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Mayor Unveils $500 Million Plan to Revitalize Downtown Without Raising Taxes
Right now the Downtown Development Authority can only help Union Station. The mayor wants to free up its resources.
Lauren Boebert’s Son Still Doesn’t Have a Lawyer, Judge Calls Out Slow Movement
It’s been over two months since Tyler Boebert was arrested on felony theft charges, and he still doesn’t have a lawyer.
Goosetown Tavern’s Kitchen Reopens, and It’s Smoking!
The interior of the neighborhood bar dates back 150 years, but the owner and the food options are all new.
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Boulder’s Millennium Harvest House Set for Demolition After Losing Historic Integrity
The historic hotel will soon be replaced with new student housing.
Australian Band Pond Brings Perth’s Psych Rock to Denver
Pond, which shares close ties to Tame Impala, will be at the Ogden on Saturday.
This Littleton Restaurant Supports the Neighborhood With More Than Meals
GraceFull Cafe has an advocacy arm that helps patrons in need connect to resources within its extensive network.
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Readers Take Denver 2024 Was the Fyre Festival for Books, Say Local Authors and Attendees
“It was a total shitshow,” says one author.
Westword Looking for Freelance Artists, Illustrators and Photographers
What does Denver look like to you? We’re seeking diverse talents to document the city.
Crucial Accusation in Rock-Throwing Murder Case Tossed, Defendant’s Story Changes
One of the suspects in Jeffco’s deadly rock-throwing case has now accused both of the other defendants of being responsible.
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Chris Haven Recruits a Crew of Street Artists to Beautify the Cherry Creek Trail
“These spaces are important. The artists get to express themselves and the public gets to enjoy the art, and we want to keep it that way.”
The Mayor Just Held a Q&A With Reddit. Let’s See How It Went.
Because where else can you talk about city issues with youngcockdrew and fartsniffer87?
Hidden Migrant Encampment Swept – After Most Residents Leave
About ninety migrants were at the encampment, but only a dozen or so hung around to wait for the city to kick them out.
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The Denver Passport Is Back With Two-for-One Drinks Deals at 78 Venues
Let the summer bar-hopping adventures begin!