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88 Drive-in Theatre to Reopen After Last Year’s Closure Reports
It’s unclear whether plans to turn the property into a warehouse will move forward, but metro Denver’s last drive-in movie theater is still alive for now.
Squid Game‘s Phalisia Boothe on Villain Edits, Life After the Show…and Using Condoms as Chapstick
“I got an edit as this sexist, lesbian, man-hating person and that’s definitely not me.”
Fees, Fees Everywhere: Tipping in Denver Is Changing, and Some Diners Aren’t Happy
Three restaurant owners break down their take on fees, tipping and transparency.
Who the Hell Is on the Colorado Rockies Roster in 2024, Anyway?
As Major League Baseball nears opening day, here’s the lineup.
Hispanic Food Hall and Marketplace La Plaza Opens March 29
La Plaza has been in development for nearly four years and the space includes 24 food hall kitchens, a bar, market stalls, a grocery store and more.
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Opuntia Dispensaries Ready to Bloom in South Denver
The owner plans to specialize in OG Kush strains and in-house hash. Prickly pear weed gummies could be on the way, too.
Pastor Trying to Find Denver Migrants Homes Outside of Colorado
The Quaker church’s shelter closes at the end of the month, leaving 29 migrants with nowhere to go – but the pastor is calling towns that need workers and students.
Local Restaurateurs Dish on the Importance of Menu Design
There’s more to creating a menu than just listing food.
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Motus Theater’s TRANSformative Stories Shares Trans Truth With Legislators
“These are the kinds of personal stories that people need to hear and need to see, especially for Transgender Day of Visibility” on March 31.
Denver Patients Still Get Surprise Ambulance Bills Despite Laws Against Them
Emergency medical service providers, health care advocates and patients want to end balance billing, but the path is riddled with complications.
The Coolest Things We Saw at the 2024 Toy and Doll Supershow
From weird Barbie accessories to the priciest item, here’s what stood out at the annual Toy and Doll Supershow.
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TAG Burger Bar Is Making Its Comeback in Central Park April 16
The original was a staple in Congress Park for over a decade before closing in 2021.
Levitt Pavilion Announces More Shows for Free Summer Concert Series!
Chali 2na and Cut Chemist, Melvin Seals and JGB are just a few of the concerts added to the lineup.
Nuggets Superfan Banned for “Unwanted Contact With Participants” After Repeated Warnings
Team management says the superfan known as “Sign Lady” is indefinitely banned from Ball Arena, but she’s finding support online from other Nuggets fans.
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Governor Polis Has Proclaimed Over 1,000 Holidays in Colorado. Here Are the Weirdest.
The strangest Colorado holidays you’ve never heard of, from Sesame Street Day to Cowboy Poetry Week.
Enter a Vivid, Vanishing Dream World in Ken Gun Min’s The Lost Paradise at MCA Denver
Dazzling scenes of woven, painted materials transport viewers into an effervescent world.
Fast Eddy’s Arj Narayan Clobbers His Drums…and Cancer
Taking a break from performing to undergo chemotherapy presented a first for the rock-and-roll lifer.
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The Market’s Beloved Spring Fling Cake Lives on at Two Local Bakeries
This fruit-filled zucchini cake was a favorite at the Larimer Square staple that closed in 2020 after 42 years in business.
License to Sell: City Pushing Permits on First Friday Sidewalk Vendors
Officials don’t want to issue citations but worry about pedestrian and traffic safety if vendors continue setting up tables without proper permits.
Three Reasons to Love the Denver Botanic Gardens
Here are three reasons why the Denver Botanic Gardens is one of our favorite city gems.
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Reader: I’ve Missed the Burgers and Beer at Vine Street Pub
All Colorado restaurants were ordered closed on March 17, 2020. Four years later, one just announced when it will reopen.