The 2013 Best of Denver is now on stands (and online), and in its 196 pages you'll find Westword's picks for the best arts events and institutions around town. Along the way, we asked you to nominate and then vote for your favorites in dozens of categories; halfway through the voting process, we announced our top vote-getters, and had another round of voting. Continue reading for the 2013 Arts & Entertainment Readers' Poll winners: How do they compare to Westword's picks?
See also: - Best of Denver 2013 Readers' Poll: Meet this year's Sports & Recreation winners - Best of Denver 2013 Readers' Poll: Meet this year's Shopping & Services winners - The 2013 Best of Denver winners
Best Reality-TV Star From Colorado Mondo Guerra Best New Book by a Colorado Author The Dog Stars, by Peter Heller Best New Festival Chef N' Brew Festival Best Annual Festival A Taste of Colorado Best Arts District Art District on Santa Fe
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Best New Public Art Colorado at History Colorado Center Best Unofficial New Public Art New mural at Matchbox Best Public Art at DIA "Mustang" Best Museum Exhibit Becoming Van Gogh, Denver Art Museum Best Museum Shop Denver Art Museum
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Best Gallery Show ― Solo Kevin Hennessy Best Gallery Show ― Group RedLine Best Film Festival Telluride Film Festival Best Movie Theater ― Food/Drink Landmark Greenwood Village Best Movie Theater ― Programming Landmark Mayan Theatre
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Best Movie Theater ― Comfort United Artists Colorado Center 9
Best Theater Production The Book of Mormon Best Theater Season Denver Center for the Performing Arts Best Comedy Night Comedy Works Best Burlesque Night Lannie's Clocktower Cabaret
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