Denver Brews Up ¡VOTA! Beer to Encourage Registering, Voting
The Denver Elections Office partnered with Raíces Brewing to create ¡VOTA! beer.
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Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really Stakes a Claim at the Arvada Center
Kate Hamill’s version of the vampire saga makes its comedic, blood-soaked regional debut just in time for spooky season.
Is Jeris Johnson the Future of Rock?
The viral TikTok musician plays the JunkYard on Monday, September 23, with Falling in Reverse.
Danno Simpson Is Bringing Authenticity Back to Country Music
While Danno Simpson has been told to leave Denver for Nashville to make his name, Simpson says he wants to “raise Colorado’s notoriety for songwriters.”
The Jerk Pit Smokehouse Transports Diners From LoHi to the Caribbean
Longtime chef Scott Durrah has a new restaurant in LoHi, and it’s smokin’.
What Products Would Be Prohibited by a Denver Fur Ban?
No felt cowboy hats, no fly-fishing fly made with animal hair…and no rabbit’s foot!
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Good Chemistry Closes Two Denver Dispensaries
Open since the medical marijuana days, the longtime pot shop on Colfax Avenue has closed its doors.
Adding Insult to Injury, City Cites Blake Street Businesses for Signage During Summer Construction
“Are they missing the plot about what’s going on in downtown Denver and how restaurants are suffering and closing?”
Choose Your Own Cocktail Adventure at Bar Max
Have to think about what to drink? Take a spin on the Flavor Wheel.
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Almost 20 Percent of Colorado Marijuana Growing Licenses Dropped Last Year
It’s not like 2023 was a good year, either.
Tycho Explains Entering a “New Era” on Latest Album Before Denver Show
The EDM group plays the Mission Ballroom on Wednesday, September 25.
NightWraith Celebrates Album Release at Hi-Dive With an All-Local Bill
Soak up NightWraith’s melodeath madness with the release of Divergence, equal parts death-metal brutality and synth-wave whimsy.
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This Week in Beer: Bell Brothers Closing, and Some Big Bashes
Oktoberfest parties, including BarkToberfest, abound in late September.
General Election for Dummies: How to Register and Vote in Colorado
Ballots for the November 5 election have been mailed. But you still have plenty of time to register.
Food Fans Find Inaccurate Stories About Aurora Hard to Stomach
Food & Wine just published a piece praising the diverse food scene in Colorado’s third-largest city.
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Review: Usher Brings the Heat to Denver on Past, Present, Future Tour
Usher performed a two-hour set of hits that included roller skating, pole dancing, taking shots, throwing money and hand-feeding cherries to audience members.
The Populus Pushes Back Opening Date to October 15
The highly publicized hotel was initially scheduled to open before summer ended, but that date has now been pushed to October.
Annual Poll Finds Colorado Latinos Leaning Left, Worrying About Rising Costs, Affordable Housing
A poll of 1,600 Latino voters in Colorado determined that economic issues top their concerns.
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Gravity Haus Breckenridge Is a Cozy Mountain Destination
Less than a 1.5-hour drive from Denver, stay in the heart of Breckenridge and walk to shops, breweries, the gondola, hikes and more. We share why Gravity Haus Breck needs to be on your travel list.
A Guide to American Traditional Tattoo Shops in Denver
Here are five walk-in tattoo shops blasting out the best American traditional tattoos in Denver.
Table Public House, a Gathering Space and Watering Hole, Reopens in Overland
“Our primary goal is community-centered, but with the option to have food and beverage while you’re there.”
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High Mountain Stoner Rock Returns in Denver Power Trio Luna Sol
There’s nothing like a good power trio (think Nirvana, Cream, Green Day), and Luna Sol shows what it’s made of with an album release show at Bar 404 this weekend.