Golden Goodness Dishes Out Gourmet Grilled Cheese and a Helping Hand
“The more business we can do, the more we can impact people with disabilities and those needing a second chance for employment.”
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Would Donald Trump Pass the Colorado GOP’s Endorsement Questionnaire?
Short answer: probably not.
Deion Sanders Tries Saving Face on Social Media After Transfer Backlash
Coach Prime can’t seem to hold his tongue after coming under fire for his handling of CU’s transfer controversies.
Denver Ranks Second in Country for Clean Energy
High scores in eco-friendly building policy and electronic vehicle charging helped Denver move up in the national ranking.
Did the Dispensary Budtender Overserve Me?
They were in on the scam or too stupid to know about it. Either way, they’re out.
Denver Cinco de Mayo Festival: Everything You Need to Know
On May 4-5, Civic Center Park will be filled with music, dancing, food, lowriders, chihuahua races…and even a parade.
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Local Artist Builds Hidden Migrant Camps in Cat-and-Mouse Game With City
The person managing the encampment plans to set up another hidden site after they’re swept on Monday.
This Week in Beer: Milieu Opens, Prost Taps Maibock, and More
Have you tried King of Carrot Flowers? You won’t forget it.
New Music Venue Zodiac Hause Is Heaven for Burners
After operating as a pop-up for years, Zodiac Hause has a new home at 800 Lincoln Street.
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Denver’s Chopped Cheese Food Truck Is Moving Into a Brick-and-Mortar
It will serve ten versions of the NYC bodega staple along with soft-serve ice cream and Dole Whip on Fridays.
Lumonics Legacy Project Aims to Keep Immersive Pioneers’ Vision Alive
Here’s how the Denver arts community can help.
The Best Things We Ate in April
The list includes two very different smashburgers, fried chicken bites from one of the best bars in the country and more.
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High-End Glass Art Is Alive and Well at Elbo’s New Store
“I’ve seen how my stuff is presented in other shops and I’m not necessarily all that happy with it.”
So Many Roads Museum and Brewery Has Reached the End of the Road
Founder Jay Bianchi is in jail facing felony sex-assault charges, and the Grateful Dead venue is no more.
First Friday: Union Hall’s Fifth Anniversary, the Mudd Club Show and Star Wars Galore
The force is with Denver artists at gallery shows small and large, and the arty parties start tonight.
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Social Media Bill Killed Amid Concerns From Abortion, Natural Medicine Advocates
The sponsor promised to bring back a similar bill aimed at protecting youth on social media next year.
Inside the Pro-Palestine Encampment Protest at Auraria Campus
Over forty students have been arrested so far, but protesters say they won’t leave until their schools end support of Israel.
Brown Palace Is Closing the 74-Year-Old Palace Arms
You can say so long to Napoleon, but a Taylor Swift tea and Bridgerton dinner are about to check in.
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Westword Natural Medicine Panel Dives Into Emerging Psychedelics in Colorado
For our third members-only event, Westword explored Colorado’s new psychedelics space at the Mercury Cafe.
Urban Peak Loses Wage Theft Appeal, Must Give Millions to Underpaid Workers
The homeless youth service provider will have to dole out an estimated $2 million after losing a wage theft appeal hearing.
The Best New Music by Colorado Musicians Released in April
These local acts weren’t in the mood for any tomfoolery when they released a handful of debut EPs and several singles.
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Immersive Experience Shows How to Breathe Healing Into the Banks of Sand Creek
“We want people to feel it. We’re inviting bodies into reckoning with the fact that massacres took place in order for white people to live here now.”