Nearby Residents Wary of Traffic Diversion as Colfax Rapid Transit Line Breaks Ground
“If you think it’s hard now getting around the city, it’ll be worse if we don’t provide an alternative to cars.”
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Recap: Watch High Lonesome Bring Bluegrass to the Westword Office
High Lonesome played a set of original bluegrass tunes from its self-titled debut album, set for release November 1.
Volunteers Needed to Help Feed Thousands This Thanksgiving
Tajahi and Danielle Cooke started Madsgiving in 2016, and this year they hope to provide 20,000 meals to those in need.
The Best Halloween Events in Denver This Year
From Rocky Horror screenings to spooky immersive experiences, Denver is doing the monster mash all month long.
Jack White Announces Surprise Show at Bluebird Theater
The legendary musician has been touring, stopping at small venues for stripped-down shows. He’ll play the Bluebird on October 8.
Bough by Deca and Dealz Is Your Next Favorite Hip-Hop Album
Deca is one of the best rappers to come out of Denver, and Dealz is one of the best producers in it. Together, they’ve released one of the best albums produced in the Mile High City this year.
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RiNo Distillery The Block and Novo Coffee Team Up for Vacancy
It will utilize what would otherwise be empty space before The Block’s normal tasting room hours, and it’s giving old hotel vibes.
Broncos Fans on Defense Saving Bo Nix’s Ass Versus Raiders
The D carried Nix – but can it continue?
Dateless in Denver: Finding Romance Is No Walk in the Park
The date started with a simple hike. It ended with cops.
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Reader: Doesn’t Trump Have Better Things to Do Than Visit Aurora?
On September 18, the former president said he’d be here to check out those Venezuelan gangs within two weeks. We’re still waiting.
Opinion: Reasons to Vote No on Ballot Issue 2R, the Affordable Housing Sales Tax
Strong Denver applauds the city for zeroing in on the right problem – unaffordable housing. But this is the wrong solution.
Opinion: How Political Rhetoric Hurts America’s Marginalized Communities
Young voters understand that politics is not just about policies but also values, identity and whose stories are being told or discarded.
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‘Could You Possibly Post Something Remotely Positive About Dating?’
After “The Nine Kinds of Single Women You Meet in Denver,” he’s looking for a happy story.
Every Opening and Closing This Week: Odell’s Brings More Bagels to the Scene and More
Other additions include Cul-de-Sac, “sleazy French foods” from the owner of Split Lip.
Denver International Airport Drops in Customer Satisfaction Rankings
According to J.D. Power’s annual customer satisfaction survey, construction and overcrowding are hurting DIA’s reputation.
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The Best Bites We Had in September
From crunchy fried chicken wings to diner eats and a foie gras lollipop.
Review: Jeff Lynne’s Electric Light Orchestra Plays Denver for the Last Time
Jeff Lynne brought a set of hits to Ball Arena on his final tour.
Help Me Pick a Weed Vape for Traveling
Hitting the real stuff tastes and feels better than vape cartridges, but carts win at convenience.
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The Ten Best Haunted Houses and Experiences in Denver
Ghostly mansions, cursed corn mazes, a junkyard full of jump scares and other Halloween attractions are available this spooky season.
Duets Tap and Grill Debuts in Former MobCraft and Liberati Space in Curtis Park
It’s always game-and-wings time at this new addition, which is celebrating its grand opening on Friday, October 4.
Supreme Court Justice Faces Recusal Calls Over Ties to Colorado’s Richest Man
Neil Gorsuch is once again facing public scrutiny for his relationship with billionaire Philip Anschutz.
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This Band Is Bringing Back Nu-Metal With Raucous Shows
If you had nu-metal making a trendy comeback on your 2024 bingo card, then you’re a real freak on a leash.