Ben Affleck, Matt Damon’s Bromance Inspired This New Denver Theater Company’s Debut
Unleashed Theatre Co. presents a hilarious two-woman show about Matt Damon and Ben Affleck’s rise to fame.
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Twenty Years Later, Stars Welcomes You to Set Yourself on Fire Again
The indie-pop band plays its hit album for an anniversary show at Ogden Theatre on Saturday, October 26.
Right to School Choice: What Would Colorado’s Amendment 80 Do?
Proponents say the measure maintains the status quo, but opponents fear it will lead to massive changes for public schools.
This Week in Beer: Brews and Boos
Local breweries are celebrating the spooky season, and also helping North Carolina colleagues through a scary time.
Infinite Monkey Theorem Will Close Winery and Tasting Room
The Denver winery specializing in wines made with Colorado-grown grapes will dry up at the end of 2024.
Italian Eatery That Took Over Piccolo’s Space Closes After Less Than a Year
Chef Jeff Schwing opened Provolino in December.
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Proposition KK Aims to Fund Crime Victim and Mental Health Services With Excise Tax
“This is really contributing to having services that might benefit you, your friends, or your family.”
Owner of Popular Taco Trucks Brings Late-Night Eats To East Colfax Brick-and-Mortar
Chivis Tacos is serving breakfast all day and plans to stay open until at least 3 a.m. on weekends.
RTD Budget and Board of Directors Up for Grabs in 2024 Election
Over $600 million of the transit agency’s funding could be impacted if Ballot Issue 7A fails.
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What Are These Long White Strings in My Weed?
Fear not (or not as much, anyway): Chances are slim that these stringy hairs are mold or pest by-products.
Tyler, the Creator Announces Denver Show
All tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, November 1.
Ballot Issue 2Q Asks Residents to Fund Denver Health With Sales Tax
Denver Health hasn’t benefited from a tax increase in years, but residents have to decide if they want more sales taxes.
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What Is itchy-O? Behind the Scenes of Hallowmass With Denver’s Most Unique Music Collective
Itchy-O “kidnapped” our culture editor to show us what goes into the making of its tenth-annual Hallowmass, a seasonal affair that’s more than a concert – it’s a ceremony.
Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s First Project, Cannibal: The Musical, Revived at Town Hall Arts Center
The South Park boy’s campy, gory take on Alferd Packer is brought to life in a production that promises to be “offensive but not hurtful.”
Ophelia’s Reopened With Flobots, Polish Ambassador
Under new ownership, Ophelia’s has been closed while revamping its sound system. It reopens with some stellar shows.
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The Price of a Bagel: How Do Newcomers Like Odell’s Stack Up Against Old Favorites?
“Maybe our prices aren’t for everyone, and that’s okay.”
Colorado Women Used This Word to Describe Dating Men in the State
Colorado was one of just 22 states in which women used a negative word to describe the men. And this one hurt.
Light Rail, Hard Ride: RTD Struggles to Get Riders Back on Board
The Regional Transportation District rolled out light rail thirty years ago, but some areas are still waiting for their line.
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Natural Medicine Division Finalizes Proposal for License Fee System
Colorado is drafting the rulemaking process for the state’s Natural Medicine license application and compliance fee system.
Quarter Pounders From McDonald’s Are Giving People E. Coli in Colorado
The Centers for Disease Control issued a food-safety alert on October 22.
Black Cat Launches Permanent Version of Its Farm Dinners in Longmont
The project has been years in the making, and reservations are now open.
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New Ownership Taking Over Grandpa’s Burger Haven
The stand has been a fixture on Federal Boulevard for over seventy years, and its new owner will take the reins on October 25.