Tattered Cover and Sie FilmCenter Temporarily Close Over Coronavirus
The Tattered Cover and the SieFilmCenter announced they would be closing temporarily over the coronavirus.
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Colorado Creatives: Adam Brock
Adam Brock, former co-director of the GrowHaus, has gone on to work on the Beyond Denver podcast.
Denver’s Arts and Culture Venues Shut Down Over Coronavirus
Most of Denver’s arts and culture institutions have shut down in response to the coronavirus.
Stanley Marketplace Closes to Public March 15, Will Offer Pickup Services
Businesses hope to offer curbside pickup.
Denver Theaters Shut Down Over Coronavirus Concerns
Denver theater companies are struggling to figure out how to respond to the coronavirus and survive.
Solve Existential Problems With The Grawlix Saves the World
These Denver-based comics can’t solve climate change or cure coronavirus. But they can make you laugh.
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Things to Do in Denver for St. Patrick’s Day
If you insist on celebrating St. Patrick’s Day, here are some options.
Kirkland Museum Will Be Closed Indefinitely
Other big arts institutions remain open…for now.
How to Hire Artists Put Out of Work by Coronavirus Cancellations
With festivals and events being canceled, artists are figuring out other ways to make money in the face of the coronavirus.
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Ten Tattoo Shops Celebrating Friday the 13th With Inky Deals
Ten Colorado shops with killer deals for Friday the 13th.
Events on Ice: Frozen Dead Guy Days Canceled
Like many other events, it’s been cancelled.
Reviewed: The Scottsboro Boys (Closing), Three More Shows to See Now!
An unlikely musical, a whodunit and a refreshing Dream.
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Art Attack: Eight Things for Denver Gallery Lovers to Do This Weekend
Get busy this weekend at art openings and gallery events citywide.
Can a New Tax Incentive Revive Colorado’s Dying Film Industry?
A new bill proposes a tax incentive for film, television and video game production in Colorado. But is it enough to save our dying industry?
Museum of Outdoor Arts Offers a Master Class With Robert Rauschenberg
The exhibit developed over years. Decades, really.
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Stephen King: “Coronavirus Is Not Like The Stand“
Why are so many apocalyptic stories set in Colorado?
Even Behind Bars, Creativity Can Break Free
Brokenhood: The Art of Healing Through Community opens March 12.
Denver Cancels St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Denver canceled its annual St. Patrick’s Day parade over coronavirus worries.
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Novelist Peter Heller: Answers Out of the Dark
The best-selling Colorado author talks about his latest book, The River, and how his writing reflects the ripples of his past.
Vintage Theatre Furnishes Marvin’s Room With Love
I have some vision problems and have been forced to rely on Lyft for the last year. During that time, I’ve met many interesting drivers — from immigrants to evangelists to bikers — and had lots of humorous, kvetchy, surprising or illuminating conversations. Perhaps the most memorable was with a…
Book It: The Five Best Literary Events This Week
There is plenty for Denver book lovers to do this week.
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Colorado Book Award Finalists Named; Sabrina & Corina Didn’t Get Picked
The Colorado Book Awards’ short list is out…and Kali Fajardo-Anstine’s Sabrina & Corina didn’t make the cut.