Nina Martinez Sports Killer Colorful Style at Artopia
We spotted the artist in the crowd at Artopia 2019.
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As Amazon Opens Bookstore, Local Seller Fires Back with #ChooseIndie Campaign
Second Star to the Right launched the campaign on March 7.
Twenty Must-See Month of Photography Shows
Finding your way through Month of Photography’s dozens of exhibitions can can be daunting. Here’s our road map to exhibitions both new and in progress.
Ten Things to Do in Denver for $10 and Under (Three Free)
From silent film screenings to comedy, there’s plenty to do on the cheap in Denver this week.
The Adventure Zone’s Travis McElroy on DiNK and Dungeons and Dragons
The Adventure Zone‘s Travis McElroy talks about joining the DiNK party in Denver, rolling the dice on a podcast career, successfully grappling in the literary arena, and more.
Review: Two Solos Show Patterned Play at David B. Smith
The gallery owner likes to present lesser-known artists in Denver.
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Celebrate International Women’s Day in Denver on March 8
Colorado was the first state to give women the right to vote, and that’s worth a party.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar Celebrates Turning Fifty in Denver
The Very Hungry Caterpillar itself is hitting the road for a twenty-state, 4,500-mile tour of zoos, botanic gardens and bookstores, which will include a Denver stop.
Eight Things for Art Lovers to Do This Week in Denver
Month of Photography 2019 remains on a roll this weekend, with numerous gallery openings.
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Elena Gunderson Proudly Displays Her Dirty Laundry
Denver artist Elena Gunderson focuses on process and identity in a new solo show at Sally Centigrade Art Gallery.
Poet Victoria Chang on Barbie Dolls and Infinite Grief
Poet Victoria Chang talks about her work, 1970s ephemera, and loss in advance of her March 7 reading at CU Denver’s Creative Writing program
“World Champion” Judah Friedlander on American Exceptionalism and Phony Specials
The comedian’s Future President Tour will make two stops on the Front Range.
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Review: The Moors, the Merrier at the Arvada Center
This production is wonderfully distracting, crazed and absorbing.
Denver’s Three Biggest Ballet Companies Create Tour de Force
Denver’s trifecta of powerhouse dance companies — Cleo Parker Robinson Dance, Colorado Ballet and Wonderbound — will share the same stage for the first time starting this weekend, in a massive collaboration appropriately titled Tour de Force.
The 21 Best Things to Do in Denver, March 5 Through March 11
Day of the Dorks at the Wynkoop Brewing Company, true hand-to-hand combat at the Rocky Mountain Puppet Slam, the Art and Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon and more!
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Mile High Comics Launches All-Ages Drag Show in Style
Mile High Comics celebrates Denver’s LGBTQ youth and allies with a new monthly All-Ages Drag Show.
DCPA Announces 2019-2020 Broadway Season
Hamilton, My Fair Lady and Miss Saigon are coming to Denver.
Book It: The Five Best Literary Events This Week
Denver’s five best-bets for the first full week of March, coming in like a literary lion.
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Colorado Creatives: Sherry Wiggins
Sherry Wiggins is a traveler in life and in art, resulting in a multi-disciplinary practice with an international scope. Add a feminist outlook, and you’ve got a powerful artist who makes work that covers the gamut from drawing to performance, sometimes paying tribute to the oeuvres of other women artists…
Free for All: The Five Best Free Events This Week
Bundle up and brave the icy streets for five days of wine-soaked standup comedy, classical music concerts, fine art and and annual tribute to a frozen dead guy.
Bring Out Your Best for 303 Day!
It’s 303 day! Time to celebrate the city.
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Colorado Festival of Horror Selects Artists for Coloring Book
The Colorado Festival of Horror has announced artists selected to contribute to a new coloring book.