Review: Jordan Wolfson’s Magnificent Obsession at 808 Projects
The artist lives in Longmont, but has shown internationally for 25 years.
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Author Jean Alfieri on Zuggy, Poetry and True Pug Love
Colorado author Jean Alfieri talks about one of the most faithful loves a lucky human can experience.
Spend Valentine’s Day With Bae at a Lakewood Gun Range
Like Cupid, Bristlecone has taken aim at romance.
Six Things for Art Lovers to See and Do This Weekend in Denver
From the MCA to Spark Gallery, gallery openings and arts events abound in Denver.
Sarah Tallman and Wonderbound: A Love Story
Sarah Tallman, who has one of the longest-running performance careers in the Denver ballet scene, is bowing out as a full-time dancer.
Memo Between Symphony and City Could Signal the End of Boettcher
Denver and the Colorado Symphony have just issued a joint memo on the status of the concert hall.
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Art Cartopia Museum Puts Trinidad in the Driver’s Seat
Rodney Wood’s new museum is dedicated to displaying art cars.
Comedian T.J. Miller Returns Home for Gig at Gothic
Tickets for the stand-up show go on sale February 15.
Review: RedLine Resident Artists’ Show Divides and Conquers
The exhibit showcases some of the local scene’s brightest lights.
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Five Ways to Celebrate Valentine’s Day in Denver
Valentine’s Day can be a dreaded day for singles and couples alike, but it doesn’t have to be. Denver is hosting many eclectic V-day gatherings.
The 21 Best Events in Denver, February 12 Through February 19
All the best things to do in Denver this week, February 12 through 19, 2019, including Valentine’s Day happenings, plays, art and more.
Review: The Rembrandt Creates a Cloudy Picture
Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company’s regional premiere falls fall.
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Colorado Creatives: Leah Rogin-Roper
Writer Leah Rogin-Roper likes it concise. She’s a player in Denver’s flash-fiction community, but she’s just as likely to write a poem or a snowboarding article or about why white dudes don’t rule the literary universe.
Book It: The Five Best Literary Events This Week
Here are the five best ways to celebrate the love — of literature, that is.
Free for All: The Five Best Free Events This Week
Save your money for those Valentine’s Day gifts; these activities are all free.
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Op-Ed: Kevin Hart Should Still Host the Academy Awards
The celebrity hairdresser would like to hear Kevin Hart.
Reader: The Denver I’ve Known Forty Years Is Disappearing
The People’s Fair won’t be back in 2019. Will it ever return?
People’s Fair Won’t Be Back in 2019
The People’s Fair, Denver’s oldest neighborhood festival, has announced it will not be coming back in 2019.
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Cold Pursuit: Another Colorado Movie Not Filmed in Colorado
Cold Pursuit is having authenticity problems.
Review: Miners Alley Finds a Hit With Lost in Yonkers
The play is full of humor and sadness, with humanity at its center.
Ten Things to Do in Denver for $10 and Under (Four Free)
While scraping overnight snowfall off your windshield and braving the icy hazards of the streets may make the prospect of a homebound weekend especially appealing, hibernators will be missing out on a glut of entertainment in the Queen City.
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Colorado Creatives: Brooke Tomiello
As a contemporary-art curator in Denver, Brooke Tomiello is interested in non-traditional gallery models, underground spaces where she prefers to mount shows.