Book It: The Five Best Literary Events This Week
It’s a week of both important subjects and bestselling books in Denver.
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Meet Butcher Cult, the Obscene Men Who Hijacked Facebook
At 10:26 p.m. Monday, April 22, two men using the moniker “Butcher Cult” went live on Facebook.
RIP: Phil Solomon, Experimental Filmmaker and CU Professor
Solomon will be remembered as a good friend, a great teacher and a sensitive and literary soul, reflective in a world too quick to judge.
Fight Climate Change…With Three Free Days in Aspen, at Earth’s Call Launch
For this celebration/launch, the organization is focusing on Coloradans.
Colorado Creatives: Kat Gurley
As artistic director, dancer/choreographer Kat Gurley guides her modern dance troupe Wild Heart wielding a process that flies on pure emotion and movement, viscerally free from being boxed up by ideology and rules.
The 21 Best Events This Week, April 22 Through April 28
From Earth Day to festivities that are truly out of this world!
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Reader: Kaleidoscape Is Worth Every Minute of the Wait
Meow Wolf’s new ride at Elitch Gardens has already attracted foes and fans.
It’s Springtime in the Rockies: Keep Skiing!
The season is winding down, but there’s plenty of fun ahead.
Denver Film Society Director Andrew Rodgers Steps Down
Andrew Rodgers, who has served as the executive director of the Denver Film Society since January 2016, has stepped down from his role. He will be replaced, in the interim, by Britta Erickson, the director the Denver Film Festival, who has worked with the film society for more than twenty years.
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Twelve Things to Know About Meow Wolf’s Ride at Elitch Gardens
Kaleidoscape, Meow Wolf’s new ride at Elitch Gardens, is opening to the general public on April 20. Here’s what you need to know.
How to Celebrate Earth Day 2019 on the Front Range
Love thy planet.
Get New Nails and a Cultural Education at Ayla Sullivan’s Last Stop
Young in years as a theatrical savant, Ayla Sullivan first found rhythm as a spoken-word performer in the youth poetry slam arena.
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Take a Break From the Bunny: Eight Other Easter Events
What else is there to do on Easter weekend, other than prepping to make a crap-ton of egg salad? Here are eight Easter alternatives for the grown-ups.
Ten Things to Do for $10 or Less 10 (One Free) This Weekend
Enjoy Coolio, comedy and plenty of culture in Denver.
Ten Things for Art Lovers to Do and See This Weekend in Denver
Get ready for an eclectic art weekend bubbling over with talks and workshops, a travel-inspired fashion show, superheroes, cheap art and plenty of opening receptions, if that’s your bag.
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Celebrate Passover at Eight Community Seders in Denver
Looking to celebrate Passover? Check out these eight community seders.
Review: Three Solos at Robischon Capture the Land Through Photography
The views may not be pretty, but the results are stunning.
Sesame Street Is Turning Fifty and Throwing a Free Denver Show
Sesame Street’s turning fifty. To celebrate half a century of entertainment, fun and puppetry, Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit behind the show, is coming to town July 18 through 20.
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Book It: The Five Best Literary Events This Week
Embrace how literature blooms in Denver during mid-April.
Art Galleries Keep Closing in Denver. Why?
Gildar Gallery and Goodwin Fine Art have shut their doors in recent months. What’s the fate of art galleries in Denver?
Throngs Flood Elitch Gardens for Season Pass Holder Preview Weekend
“We’ve been waiting an hour,” bemoaned one parent.
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With The Cardboard Kingdom, One Book, One Denver Lives on…for Youth, at Least
While the adult program died, there’s still a One Book, One Denver program for youth.