Red Rocks Cancels April 6 Dom Dolla Show Because of 100 mph Wind Predictions
Dom Dolla will do two concerts at the Mission Ballroom instead.
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Colorado Sees First Magic Mushroom Bill of 2024
Lawmakers will soon be considering a new bill aimed at further regulating the state’s upcoming medical mushroom program.
Photo Recap: Tim McGraw Brings Down the House at Ball Arena
The country star brought his Standing Room Only Tour to Ball Arena on April 4.
State Entity Could Own the Stanley Hotel and Future Horror Movie Museum
Plans to sell the iconic Estes Park hotel to an Arizona nonprofit fell through, but a state entity could purchase the property if lawmakers agree on funding.
Are Colorado Legislators Doing Enough to Address AI Deepfakes?
“With more and more deepfakes being circulated, I believe that people will become more and more skeptical of the content and information that they are seeing on the internet.”
The Scoop on the New Park Hill Scoops Location, Opening April 6
The business is owned by Stephanie Cook, a longtime Thin Man bartender, and Glen Eastwood, who also owns the Abbey Tavern.
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Jared Polis Still Believes Colorado Is a Cannabis Leader, Even If Numbers Say Otherwise
“You’re not a leader just by passing one thing and sitting on your rear end.”
Comedy Works Owner Shares Her Favorite Comedians, Memories and More
From backstage with Dave Chappelle to big compliments from George Lopez, Wende Curtis has much to share after over two decades of owning Comedy Works.
The Easy Vegan Launches Other Dog at Town Hall Collaborative
The vegan hot dog cart from the winners of The Great Food Truck Race is hosting a launch party at Town Hall Collaborative on April 6.
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Steps to Tripping Safely on Legal Psychedelics
Testing labs, journaling, trip sitting, community groups and hotlines can all help ensure a safe trip to space and back.
Ballpark Neighborhood Restaurants to Hit During Baseball Season
From Biker Jim’s to fried tacos at Mexico City Lounge, these spots are home runs.
Denver Homeless Nonprofit Quietly Opens New Micro-Community, Replaces CEO
Denver’s largest nonprofit for transgender and nonbinary homeless individuals parted ways with its CEO before opening the city’s newest micro-community.
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First Friday in April: Solar Signs Lights Up Denver and Gallery Shows Bloom Everywhere
From narrative paintings at Alto to happenings at the Museo, here are the best art activities this weekend.
Massive Off-Leash Dog Park – With an On-Site Bar – Coming This Summer
If you sign up for a founding membership, your dog’s portrait will be included in a mural.
Sneak Peek: Rolling Pin Pizza Opening in Former Tacos Tequila Whiskey Space April 5
It’s serving thin-crust, square-cut pies, but there’s a lot more to enjoy at this new addition to the City Park neighborhood.
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Denver Band Broken Record Takes Its “Stadium Emo” Sound to the East Coast
The band is hitting both the East and West Coast this year, but will also celebrate a new music video with a show at Seventh Circle on Saturday, April 27.
A Free Drag Show Blooms at the Block for First Fridays
Blossom Party showcases a rotation of artists, many of whom are Club Q survivors and impacted community members.
Denver Police, Dream Center Tackling Ogden Crime with “Holistic” Patrols
After receiving congressional funding, Denver police and mental health experts will have extra patrols on Ogden Street through the summer.
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Denver Closes Two More Migrant Shelters This Week
One of them was closed on Monday, and then another on Wednesday.
Cannabis Tour Services and Party Buses in Denver
Licensed mobile lounges are waiting to take you to Red Rocks, mural hotspots, popular taco joints, mini-golf courses and more this spring.
This Week in Beer: Live Slow Evicted, Grandma’s House Closing and More
The planned brewery and bowling alley combo at Gold’s Marketplace in Wheat Ridge has been mired in disaster from the start.
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The Best of Denver 2024 Is Here!
This is our fortieth-anniversary issue, full of hundreds of people, places and things worth celebrating in the Mile High City. Read it now!