Shara Rutberg

SUN, 5/22 Last summer's hi-dive-sponsored video scavenger hunt may have had a more lasting effect than organizers initially intended. The event brought together local filmmaking aficionados in a one-day quest to document a laundry list of strange things around town -- including, but not limited to, filming themselves stealing something...

THURS, 5/5 That warm feeling in your heart on Cinco de Mayo doesn't have to stem purely from Cuervo. Join mountain-lovers tonight at the Fiesta for the Peaks, an annual fundraiser for the Colorado Fourteeners Initiative, and go home feeling good about protecting the mountains. A partnership of nonprofits, public...

THURS, 4/28 We all want to believe that there are still pristine places around, but reality says otherwise: Park designation in America is often just a protective stopgap meant to halt further damage beyond what's already been done. With that in mind, veteran park ranger Jordan Fisher Smith ushers in...

SAT, 4/23 The post-war brainchild of contractor-turned-designer Edward Hawkins, Englewood's Arapahoe Acres neighborhood has seemingly existed in its own little world for more than half a century, the 124 unique homes hidden enough to remain unknown to most Denverites, yet considered by many to be jewels of mid-century architecture. You...

FRI, 4/22 Between all the free play and the bling-blinging of the machines, the 2005 Rocky Mountain Pinball Showdown should be enough to make even the deaf, dumb and blind kid tilt. With more than one hundred games -- from Elvis and Earthshaker to Lord of the Rings and Jungle...