A Salute to Marie EvB Gibbons, and Two Surveys
The ceramics artist passed away last fall.
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R. Alan Brooks Plants Awareness of White Supremacy in Anguish Garden
This Sci-Fi Western sheds light on some very dark places.
Incessant Hum Explores Beethoven’s Deafness and Music
Incessant Hum combines theater and music to explore the great composer’s deafness and the works he produced.
Book It: The Six Best Literary Events This Week
Start a new chapter in January.
True Blue Tattoo Offers Koala Tattoos to Raise Money for Australian Firefighters
True Blue Tattoo shop in Lakewood is raising money for firefighters in Australia.
Colorado Creatives: Meghan Frank and Buba Basishvili
Meghan Frank and Buba Basishvili formed their own company, Theatre Artibus, which is making a home in the old Savoy Building.
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Curious Theatre’s The Secretary Is Right on Target
The play parodies our crazed gun culture.
The 21 Best Events in Denver, January 13 Through January 19
Stock Show, Womxn’s March, Harriet Tubman and more.
Reader: Did You Really Write an Article About a Concrete Barrier?
Readers debate Kyle Harris’s piece on graffiti.
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Andrew Scahill on Queering Horror and Nightmare on Elm Street 2
Horror film gives viewers a way to talk about deep-seated issues in society, like systemic racism, white privilege, and queerness.
Head for the Hills! Hundreds of Things to Do This Ski Season
There’s a blizzard of fun ahead.
DCPA Announces Hamilton On-Sale Dates, With Scalper Warnings
The Denver Center for the Performing Arts makes big bucks off of Hamilton – and scalpers might too.
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Museum of Outdoor Arts Hosts a Massive Rauschenberg Exhibition
The Englewood museum will host the largest Robert Rauschenberg exhibition Colorado has seen.
Five Things to Do for Free This Weekend
Meet local photographers and see stunning photos of the Mile High City.
Bryan Hall on Ethical Dilemmas of the Zombie Apocalypse
Does moral reasoning matter once your fellow humans have devolved into flesh-eating fiends? Bryan Hall argues it does.
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Art Attack: Fourteen Things for Gallery Lovers to Do in Denver This Week
Denver’s gallery scene is busy this first full week of January.
The Saddest Graffiti in Denver
At the exit ramp from I-25 to Alameda Avenue, graffiti juxtaposes tragedies, mythologies and cultural events on a concrete barrier.
Mrs. Eda Bagel Brings a Hole Lot of Musical Fun to Boulder
Jeffrey Kash is doing a benefit at the Dairy Arts Center this weekend.
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Recipe Brings a Taste of Five Points History to the Savoy
Recipe is an immersive theatrical journey through the Savoy and Five Points History.
And the Beat Goes on…at the Denver Public Library
Jack Kerouac: “Down in Denver, all I did was die.”
Book It: The Five Best Literary Events This Week
This week in Denver literature, it’s Sandra Dallas, Sandra Dallas, Sandra Dallas, and some other worthwhile events too.
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Colorado Creatives Redux: Jeff Campbell
Jeff Campbell’s purpose on earth is to make a difference.