Denver Philharmonic Turns Down NEA-Funded Grant to Continue Mission of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Access
The orchestra set up its own fundraiser instead.
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Colorado’s Monster Mash: Festival of Horror Returns
“We thought we might do well to tap into the science fiction genre as well, maybe even attract the StarFest crowds and give them a new home.”
From City to Soil: The Best Agritourism Spots Less Than an Hour From Denver
Make your cottagecore dreams come true.
Denver’s Lights Are a Little Dimmer After Death of Corky Scholl, but Save the Signs Shines On
“Corky had encyclopedic knowledge of signs, just remarkable.”
Respiderment: Rosie the Tarantula Has Retired From Meet-and-Greets at the Butterfly Pavilion
Even though guests won’t be able to hold Rosie anymore, there will still be plenty of opportunities to learn about and interact with invertebrates.
South Asian Artists Exhibit a Diverse Range of Vision, Styles in Debut Exhibit
The Indian continent is one of the world’s largest and most diverse, and art rooted in the region is just as diverse.
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Mosaic Society of Art Celebrates Three Years of Collaboration
“The fact that I made it to three years is so insane to me, just with what I’ve been through.”
New Documentary Asks: “What Happened to the Colorado Film Industry?”
Numerous movie classics have been shot in Colorado.
Let’s Take This Book on the Road: Denver Teachers Take Their Book Van Around the City
A Novel Affair is a mobile romance bookshop named Doris.
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Kibbles ‘N Bits Combines Laughs with Animal Rescue at Denver Comedy Underground
“If we can get even one dog adopted, that’s a win, but I think it’s going to be much bigger than that.”
The Coolest Things We Saw at the Tacticon Tabletop Gaming Convention
Denver’s venerated gaming gathering got a glow-up this year.
Ten Great Hikes Near Denver
The weather is beautiful and so is the scenery.
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All Aboard! The Ten Best Train Tours in Colorado
Embark on scenic and historic excursions across the state.
What Happened to Silver Dollar Tabor? Rebecca Rosenberg Uncovers the Story of Baby Doe’s Daughter
Author Rebecca Rosenberg writes a second book in her Gold Digger series, this time focusing on Baby Doe Tabor’s daughter.
Review: Sweet & Lucky: Echo Is a Repressed, Repetitive Retread
DCPA Off-Center’s highly anticipated follow-up to its groundbreaking 2016 immersive hit is an underwhelming grief trip.
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Artists Leave Their Fingerprints Downtown in 16th Street Project
“We want people looking through the glass and leaving their fingerprints. When you see your fingerprints on something, then all of a sudden, it kind of becomes a part of you.”
Ten Best Places to Scream in Denver
Here’s why you should be screaming in public (on purpose).
The Israeli-Palestinian Conversation Is Back by Popular Demand, This Time in Denver
“The whole ‘us or them’ conundrum is where everything falls apart. There is no ‘us’ without ‘them.'”
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Sloan’s Lake Foundation is Crowdfunding a New Fine Arts Center
“We’re not just funding bricks and mortar – we’re investing in a living, breathing cultural epicenter that will serve generations.”
Best-Selling Boulder Author Orbits Into the World of Martians With New Book
“We tend to think of space exploration as something that happened in the 1960s, or maybe the ’50s. But it really began with the Mars craze.”
Ode to Perfume Brings Niche, Intimate Fragrance Experience to Denver
“I want it to feel approachable, because fragrance, in a lot of circles, does not feel very approachable.”
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Chaos Gardening – Wild Beauty or Just a Mess? A Sustainable Landscape Specialist Explains the Trend
Picture someone tossing random seeds into bare soil, watering once or twice, and ending up with a backyard jungle of blooms.