What if you were enjoying a beautiful Colorado day when, all of a sudden, a Dukes of Hazzard episode broke out? That’s what happened a few days back in southeastern Colorado as part of a case that involved stolen gas, a pawn shop, a high-speed chase and damaged law-enforcement vehicles, allegedly…
This weekend STS9 returns to the Fillmore for a two-night stand, Dressy Bessy celebrates the release of its new album, Kingsized, at the hi-dive, Guster headlines the Paramount and Phish bassist Mike Gordon is at the Gothic Theatre. See the full list of our picks below. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5 STS9 (also Feb…
After forty years, La Loma is leaving Jefferson Park — but when the current location closes at 2527 West 26th Avenue, the building where La Loma has been since 1981, the restaurant will move to an as-yet-undisclosed location downtown. And in the spring of 2017, the owners plan to open…
In honor of the Year of the Monkey, which starts February 8, Mark Antonation just served up the Eleven Best Chinese Restaurants in Denver, with the number one spot going to the Best Chinese Restaurant in the Best of Denver 2015: JJ Chinese Seafood Restaurant. And Andy agrees with that…
Aspen is fucking weird, man. To celebrate #ThrowbackThursday, we’re looking back to this last New Year’s Eve, which we spent at a bizarre yet quintessentially Aspen party: At midnight we had a clear view of fireworks over the mountains — if only Win Butler would’ve moved his head. In a…
The Flaming Lips, who have performed their 1999 album The Soft Bulletin live a handful of times over the last few years, will be playing it with the Colorado Symphony at Red Rocks on Thursday, May 26. Tickets ($39.95-$59.75) go on sale on Friday, February 5 at 10 a.m. The Smashing Pumpkins…
Brrr, it’s cold outside. Wouldn’t you like to get your hands on some nice, warm haggis? That oft-joked about, seldom-eaten national dish of Scotland made a rare Denver appearance at the 16th annual Burns Night dinner put on by the Scottish Rite Masonic Center in Capitol Hill to honor the birthday…
The SIA Snow Show, said to be the largest snow sports industry trade show in the world, showcased the latest gear from more than 1,000 manufacturers over the weekend at the Colorado Convention Center, where dealers from across the nation took in all the latest trends. All photos by Brandon…
January was a seesaw of openings and closings; with the shuttering of one restaurant came the unveiling of another. While California-based vegan chain Native Foods Cafe closed two of its fast-casual locations (most prominently, the 16th Street Mall store), a cozy, locally owned plant-based joint called the Handy Diner opened…
After 115 years in Denver, Dickinson Plaza is no longer owned by the Dickinson family — and, in fact, the building at West 32nd and Tejon Street will soon be razed for a project that calls for a five-story apartment complex. In the process, nine businesses will lose their homes…
Denver bike fanatics had a field day Sunday at the Colorado Custom and Vintage Bike Expo, which combined a trade expo, a bicycle concours d’elegance show and a gear swap-meet, all under the roof of the Jefferson County Fairgrounds Event Center. All photos by Brandon Marshall. Now see the full…
This just in: The Denver Broncos will play in Super Bowl 50! Okay, you didn’t need us to tell you that. You’ve got your jersey, your face paint, your orange-and-blue tortilla chips. You’re well versed in the chants and cheers, and this Sunday, February 7, you will be ready. But…
DJ spins, live music, poetry and fashion mixed it up Saturday for another edition of Boombaptricks at Bar Red. Photographer Brandon Marshall brought back these fly photos from the show. Now see the full Boombaptricks slide show…
The much-anticipated Torchy’s Tacos will open at 1085 Broadway at 7 a.m. tomorrow — but first, the first Colorado link in this Austin-based chain will throw an opening party from 6 to 9 p.m. tonight, with free tacos, chips and dips, and drinks. And according to one reader, this opening…
This week’s lineup includes SafetySuit at the Bluebird Theater, Brothers Comatose at the Larimer Lounge, Queensryche at the Summit Music Hall, Bryson Tiller at the Ogden Theatre and Grace Potter at the Boulder Theater. See the full list of our picks below. ONDAY, FEBRUARY 1 SafetySuit $18-$22, 8 p.m. Bluebird…
Feeling a little under the weather this morning? How about a heaping helping of Mexican food? Gustavo Arellano, author of the weekly column “Ask a Mexican” as well as the book Taco USA: How Mexican Food Conquered America, recently tackled a question about whether the Mexican diet is healthy. It once…
After ticking off the Seven Things that Make Stapleton Residents Really, Really Mad, Teague Bohlen set his sights on rapidly changing Highland, one of the oldest areas of the city, and his Six Things That Make Highland Residents Really, Really Mad made plenty of readers -Highland residents and those nostalgic…
Changes are coming to Englewood. The venerable El Tepehuan closed last year, and transferred operations to a food truck while the owners rehab the restaurant’s next location down the street at 3495 South Broadway, which will be called El Tep. And in February, Phil and Erika Zierke, both Englewood restaurants,…
This week, Mark Antonation took a tour of the Denver Tech Center, where three new restaurants — Pollo Lima, Bawarchi Biryani Point and Burnt End BBQ — are dishing out tasty international and regional cookery. Pollo Lima moved in where Chicago Mike’s Beef & Dogs had moved out, but we neglected…
While some folks have been sculpting blocks of ice for the International Snow Sculpture Championship in Breck this week, others are going pyrotechnical by lighting the nights with art borne from flames for the Breckenridge Fire Arts Festival. Yin or yang – take your pick: The snow sculpture extravaganza ends…
The Schmuck of the Week crew tends not to delve too deeply into issues beyond schmuckiness. But every once in a while, schmucks and important topics intersect — or collide. Take the question of chronic drunk drivers whose typically modest punishments allow them to violate again and again and again…
Hearing that the Barker Lounge had closed after a series of other high-profile restaurant and bar closings around town, a reader lamented that all of the cool places in Denver are vanishing. But these readers disagree. Says Tony: Native here. If anything uncool is happening, it’s self-pity. Change is inevitable. We…
