Nuggets, Avalanche Games to Be Broadcast on Local TV, Streaming Service
The agreement enables nearly 3.5 million people in the Denver area to watch forty games between both teams for free this season.
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This Week in Beer: A New Cidery Opens in Aurora and More
Vanishing West took over the former Lady Justice Brewing location in the Aurora Cultural Arts District.
Jeffco Commission Nixes Bike Park Permit, but Developers Have One More Chance
The controversial bike park inspired over 800 written and in-person comments earlier this week.
Soy Celesté Is the Denver Punk Band You Need to Watch
Blending punk, cumbia, Mexican folk and metal, Soy Celesté has released an excellent album about intersectional feminism and identity.
All the Best Art Shows to See This Weekend in Denver
See Sam Grabowska explore haptics at Leon Gallery, say “so long” to the Evans School studio artists or make a deal with Michael Dowling.
Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top Cancel Colorado Tour Dates
The bands canceled shows at Blue Arena and the Ford Amphitheater this weekend after Johnny Van Zant’s daughter had a “sudden emergency illness.”
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Who’s the Duo Playing the Viral Surprise Concert at Cheesman Park?
The itinerant duo cheese touch is touring around to “cheese-themed” venues. Next stop: Cheesman Park.
Arvada Brewery Ditches Bar Food for Farm to Table Fare
The former chef of Apple Blossom is behind the new menu.
High Notes: Minis That Pack a Punch, Allgreens Now Selling Rec Rosin
There’s plenty to be excited about this fall, including seasonal cannabis boxes delivered to doorsteps and super-mini rosin gummies.
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Coles Whalen Releasing “Stronger” After Supreme Court Ruled for Her Stalker
“I had a crossroads in front of me where I could have sort of faded away from the case and my voice be unheard, or come forward and really try to add my voice.”
Shawn Mendes Announces Special Red Rocks Show
Shawn Mendes will perform his upcoming album during a limited run of shows that hits Red Rocks on October 28.
Talia’s Challahs Is a Farmers’ Market Hit With Big Plans for the Future
You can find these loaves at the City Park Farmers Market, which takes place every Saturday through late October.
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My Favorite Dispensary Was Purchased. Should I Find a New One?
“The budtender asked me to give them time, but should I jump ship now?”
Park Hill Golf Course Owners Must Reimburse Over $250,000 for Unpaid Renovations
Sisters of Color United for Education spent around $200,000 fixing up the golf course’s clubhouse, only to be denied access.
Something Corporate Comes to Denver on Reunion Tour
The elder-emo band will be at Mission Ballroom on Friday, September 27.
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Shop of Horrors: Find Your Spooky-Season Reads With Wicked Basement Books
Anna Lyons has found her lair with Wicked Basement Books, a one-stop-shop for horror literature.
Neighbors Worry City Park West Rezoning Proposal Creates Another Boring Building
“It’s death by 1,000 demolition permits.”
David Sirota’s New Podcast Traces Project 2025 Back to Joseph Coors and Rise of the New Right
Master Plan focuses on the Powell Memorandum, which inspired the beer mogul to establish the foundation of today’s conservative movement.
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Want to Help Treat People With Psilocybin? This Is What Training Looks Like.
Facilitators in Colorado’s new healing centers must train for months before they guide clients through experience with natural medicine.
CBD, the Mosquito Killer? Hemp Extract Shows Promise as Pesticide
We love all animals, except mosquitoes. They can go straight to hell – and maybe hemp can help get them there.
Boulder’s Favorite Comic Book Store, Time Warp, Celebrates Forty Years
Time Warp Comics will honor its milestone anniversary on Local Comic Shop Day with an auction of rare comics, artist meet-and-greets and mega sales.
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Colorado Tops U.S. in Cocaine Use…Again
This marks the second time in three years that Colorado tops the country in admitted cocaine use, according to federal data.