Reader: I Miss the Old Store, but I’m Delighted Tattered Cover Is Still Here
The shop in McGregor Square opened June 11.
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Ten Things to Do In and Around Denver This Weekend
Enjoy the sounds and the sunshine.
Remembering Gallerist and Documentarian Joshua Hassel
The gallerist and documentarian was a fixture in the Colorado art world.
Everything You Need to Know About the New Tattered Cover
There’s a lot to love and a little to hate.
Live Music Society Premieres Hi-Dive Documentary Online
Take a dive into the story of one of Denver’s favorite rock clubs.
Six Things to Do for Free In and Around Denver This Weekend
The Mile High City is on a roll.
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A Big Blue Robot Stands Watch Outside a Sheriff’s Station in Highlands Ranch
Even artist Chris Mora doesn’t know what to make of his new sculpture.
Art Attack: Eight New Art Shows and Events in Denver
Make this an artful week.
After an Unimaginable 2020, Denver Arts & Venues Looks to the Future
Denver Arts & Venues is revamping the city’s cultural plan.
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Control Group’s Immersive Nature Walk Recalls the 1965 Platte River Flood
Control Group remembers the Platte River’s 1965 flood.
A Revamped Art Park Comes to Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre
The Museum of Outdoor Arts is bringing an impressive collection of sculptures to the recently remodeled Marjorie Park.
Park Hill Community Bookstore Celebrates Fifty Years
Denver loves its local booksellers.
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Erie Author Carter Wilson on His Latest Eerie Book, The Dead Husband
The Erie novelist thrills again with his eerie seventh book.
Summer 2021 Is Coming…What’s on Your Calendar?
The issue will come out June 24.
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Art Attack: Sixteen Ways to Celebrate Art This Weekend
Bring in summer with some much needed gallery hopping.
Prohibition, a New Musical, Explores Race in the United States
Patrice LeBlanc and Ed Schoenradt on their new musical.
Eight Things to Do for Free in Denver This Weekend
Fishing for fun?
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Art Aperitifs: Get in the First Friday Mood With These Gallery Events
Laura Shill, Tuke, and Tobias Fike all have works on display.
The Catamounts Find Inspiration in a Farm That Fed Tuberculosis Patients
Land of Milk and Honey tells the story of an Arvada farm that fed tuberculosis patients in the early 1900s.
Darth Blader? Cheese Ball? Plowzilla? Colorado Kids Name CDOT Snowplows
These are the names Colorado kids just gave to CDOT’s snowplows.
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Boulder Painter Sarah McKenzie Explores Power and Prison Architecture
Boulder painter Sarah McKenzie is looking at how architecture functions as a form of social control.