Take a Look Back at ’80s Denver in Restored Horror Film The Jar, aka Charon
The Denver-shot 1984 film, The Jar, will be screened as it was meant to be seen for the first time at the Sie this weekend.
The Denver-shot 1984 film, The Jar, will be screened as it was meant to be seen for the first time at the Sie this weekend.
24 Horror Pin Ups is a new art book that showcases illustrations of the horror-loving model crew.
Often called “The Queen of the ’80s” in the adult-film world, Ginger Lynn Allen will be at the Archive Videostore in Aurora and at the Sie FilmCenter.
French artist Lucas Beaufort’s is on a PBR-sponsored tour for his book HEART, which celebrates the history of skate shops and features the landmark Colfax location.
From being the star of a school’s “Crazy Hair Day” to being in a Bad Bunny music video, Mohawk Bob is on top of the world.
The needle drops on this new event over 4/20 weekend with acclaimed artists and one-of-a-kind experiences for pros and newbies alike.
Denver artist Joe Murray’s latest creative endeavor is pretty cheeky.
Lemme See It combines standup laughs with award-winning local films, hosted by Preston Tompkins and Stephen Agyei (Bojack Horseman, Abbott Elementary).
The ninth year welcomes Denver-born rising star Ji-Young Yoo and dishes out some of the area’s best food.
The horror-themed shop at 1974 South Acoma Street will also open a tattoo parlor in its location on March 1.
The festival is celebrating with the best films from its past, big parties, filmmaker guests, great food…and free cake.
Marie Hicks is the album’s singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer.
Kelley Dolphus Stroud’s courageous attempt to reach the 1928 Olympics is being uncovered 96 years later.
Innocent Allies is inspired by the paintings of Charles Marion Russell and the feel of mid-seventies Willie Nelson.
The $20,000 Failure Award scholarship is given each year to a student who displays outstanding creativity, fearlessness and a willingness to risk failure in the pursuit of something new.
The influential genre is known for its stylish murders and hypnotic soundscapes.
Weird Touch at the Roxy is the New Year’s destination for fans of dark rooms and dark music.
The New Faces Contest Winner discusses his love of comedy, teaching, fly-fishing…and mixing them all together.
The first installment of the new live experience will include renowned DJs from Tokyo, Mexico City and Denver.
After starting with 180 contestants six months ago, twelve of the funniest new comics in Denver remain to compete for cash prizes and clout.
Produced by local comedian Andrew Curtis, the show combines poetry, spoken-word, music and more, with a “bent towards vent.”
It’s the first solo exhibition tour for the Ghanaian portrait painter and rising star of the art world, who has collaborated with Dior and sent his art into space.