Brent Gill on Six Years of Boulder Comedy Shows and Competing with Game of Thrones
The comic commutes from L.A., where producing a show is “a pain in the dick.”
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Ten Things for Art Lovers to Do and See This Weekend in Denver
With Mother’s Day in the air, the weekend will be held aloft by pottery, clay, fiber and paper, art by women, hellos and goodbyes, adventurous art and, for the hell of it, robots.
Miners Alley Playhouse Earns Actors Equity Designation
Miners Alley Playhouse is the latest Front Range theater company to join the actors labor union, a decision embraced by executive director Len Matheo.
Review: Virginia Folkestad, Materialis Cover a Lot of Territory
The shows at Sandra Phillips and Space cover a lot of territory.
Deer Pile’s Gone, but Birdy Has Soared in the DIY Venue’s Wake
Deer Pile, the DIY venue above City, O’ City, closed its doors last year with hopes of reopening. It hasn’t.
Eleven Things to Do for Mother’s Day in Denver
Mother’s Day Events in Denver including brunching, crafting and running.
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A Wicked-Good Deal on Wicked Tickets
A limited number of $25 tickets will be available in a lottery before each show.
Film on the Rocks Announces Films, Bands and Comedians
Film on the Rocks is back with blockbuster movies and local musicians and comedians.
DIY Becomes Do It Together as Meow Wolf Funds Colorado Arts Groups
Nineteen Colorado arts groups have accepted Meow Wolf’s DIY Fund awards.
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Book It: The Six Best Literary Events This Week
It’s an embarrassment of literary riches this week. Get out there and take advantage, Denver book lovers.
Review: Curious Theatre’s Sanctions Shows How the Game Is Played
Bruce Graham’s play about college football has a few lessons in store.
What Are Those Weird Nests Near I-25 in Denver? Adventure Forest Is Coming
Have you seen the giant nests next to I-25 and wondered what they hell they are?
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Colorado Creatives Redux: Ivar Zeile
When we first fêted Ivar Zeile in the Colorado Creatives series in 2014, he was still directing Plus Gallery and its impressive stable of artists, while just beginning to take an interest in using downtown Denver’s giant LED screens for digital-animation screenings for his side-gig, Denver Digerati. Now he’s running the Supernova Digital Animation Festival.
What Are the City Landmarks of Tomorrow? Historic Denver Wants to Know.
May is National Historic Preservation Month, and Denver Is getting in on the act.
The 21 Best Things to Do in Denver, May 6 Through May 12
Before you celebrate Mother’s Day, celebrate yourself.
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Reader: We’re Not Giving Up Our Rights Because Bad People Do Bad Things
Readers respond to our piece about Andrea Gibson’s new poem and video.
Meow Wolf Fever: Denver Students and Artists Inspired by Santa Fe Group
Middle schoolers and artists are finding inspiration from Meow Wolf.
Time Warp Comics Celebrates 35 Years on Free Comic Book Day
Time Warp Comics’ Wayne Winsett talks about the life of a comic book store owner after 35 years in the pop-culture business.
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Dona Forta, a New Boutique, Caters to Strong Women’s Style Needs
Liana Hill opened Dona Forta, a new boutique catering to strong women in Denver’s Berkeley neighborhood.
Ten Things to Do for $10 or Less (Nine Free)
The Kentucky Derby, Cinco de Mayo and Star Wars collide this weekend.
May the Fourth (Be With You): Five Ways to Celebrate Star Wars Day
Where in the Denver area can you go to yub-nub it up for Star Wars Day? Here are five events that are light-saber-friendly, padawan.
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Ten Things for Art Lovers to Do on First Friday Weekend in Denver
Get your First Friday on in style in May: The pickings are sweet, with a full roster of shows spotlighting sculpture, street art and think pieces.