Twenty Years After Reuniting, the Pixies Are Still Going Strong
The iconic alt-rock group plays Fiddler’s Green with Modest Mouse on Sunday, June 30.
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Sculptor Yoshitomo Saito Bids Havu Gallery Farewell to Follow a New Muse
The legendary artist will show his bronze insect sculptures for his final exhibition at the William Havu Gallery.
After Three Months With a Micro-Community for the Homeless, Neighbors Are Still on the Fence
Staff at La Paz micro-community in Denver’s Overland neighborhood say they’re seeing homeless residents improve, but some neighbors are concerned.
Presidential Debate in the Rough
“Hey, baby, you must have been something before electricity.”
Lyle Lovett Comes Home Again to Colorado With 23rd Red Rocks Performance
Lyle Lovett – an unofficial Coloradan – and His Large Band will return on July 9 with singer-songwriters Shawn Colvin and KT Tunstall. Tickets are on sale now.
Seven Longtime Denver Area Dispensaries Change Hands
One of the selling chains will live on with four stores.
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Paik’s Noodles in Aurora Delivers Chinese-Korean Delights
It opened last May and is part of South Korean celebrity chef Jong Won Paik’s culinary empire, the Born Korea.
Colorado’s Latest Monolith Appears Outside Fort Collins – but It’s Not Alien
The reflective, rectangular structures have been popping up across the world in the last few years.
All the Best Art Shows to See This Weekend in Denver
Yoshitomo Saito is on the fly at Havu Gallery and the Green Box Arts Fest brings James Tapscott’s Arc ZERO: Nimbus to Colorado.
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Neil Young and Crazy Horse Cancel Remaining Tour Dates
“When a couple of us got sick after Detroit’s Pine Knob, we had to stop,” reads a statement on Neil Young’s website.
Denver Pizzeria Named One of Fifty Best in U.S. by Prestigious Italian Guide
Marco’s Coal Fired is a family-owned spot that specializes in Neapolitan pies.
Over the Rainbow: All the Denver Pride Events in June
Pride is on the march through the end of June.
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After Months of Construction, Edgewater’s 25th Avenue Reopening With a Block Party
The one-way street’s bigger sidewalks, bike lane and patio seating will all be on display at a block party this Saturday.
This Week in Beer: Cerebral Opens Second Taproom, Cidery Coming to Aurora and More
Plus, don’t miss weekend events like the Arvada Firefighter Fundraiser at Odyssey Beerwerks.
Su Teatro Expands Its Cultural Footprint With Acquisition of New Building
As other Denver theaters downsize, Su Teatro expands with the purchase of space across the street at 659 Santa Fe Drive.
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Central Denver Residents Want Scooters Off the Sidewalks
Residents near Colfax Avenue are worried construction will lead to more speeding in their neighborhoods, as well.
How to Buy Local Beef in Bulk and What to Do With Half a Cow
Now is the time to place a reservation online for your beef shares.
Open Space Preservation Group Joins Fight to Reduce Westminster Dog Park
Advocates for keeping the space open to off-leash dogs have been mobilized the longest, but other voices are emerging.
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This Organization Is Working on a Post-Apocalypse Food Plan
Bark, insects and tofu-like boiled leaf juice are on the menu.
Korey David’s Mix of Comedy and True Crime Takes Denver by Storm
Interrogation: True Crime Stories is an interactive comedy show where local comics share and riff on real-life crimes.
Noah Kahan Packs Fiddler’s Green for Two-Night Run: Photos
Noah Kahan took his We’ll All Be Here Forever Tour to Fiddler’s Green.
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Chili Verde Celebrates Fifteen Years With Special Menus, Mariachi
“It’s not easy to have a restaurant for fifteen years, especially nowadays.”