Rock-Climbing Doc Free Solo Thrills and Terrifies
The filmmakers capture Honnold’s 2016 and 2017 attempts to complete the first “free solo” climb of these granite cliffs, and the suspense is thrilling, agonizing, perhaps indecent
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Review: Virginia Maitland Retrospective Fills Arvada Center With Color
The retrospective celebrates the work of the state’s best-known color-field painter.
The 21 Best Events in Denver, September 25-October 1
Zines, pumpkins, G.I. Joe, Morbid Curiosities and more!
Review: Boulder Ensemble’s Pride and Prejudice a Winning Match Game
The path of true love never did run smooth, but it can be a hoot
Pick of the Litter Is a Good Dog Doc, Yes It Is, Yes It Is
The pups, named Primrose and Poppet and Phil and Potomac and Patriot, get dispatched from the organization Guide Dogs for the Blind to the homes of families dedicated to raising them for the first half of their training
Tom Papa Wants You to Eat More Bread
Comedian Tom Papa, host of the Food Network’s brand new series Baked, is a charming and knowledgeable guide to the nation’s best bakeries. Now, he’s coming to Denver.
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Why Denver Comic Con Is Changing Its Name to Denver Pop Culture Con
It’s official: the Denver Comic Con is no more. But fear not, True Believers: The Denver Pop Culture Con will continue to be your friendly neighborhood convention for all things geeky and good.
Colorado Creatives: Gio Toninelo
Brazilian native Gio Toninelo thinks small as much as he thinks big.
Book It: The Five Best Literary Events This Week
As Fall officially begins here in Denver, the literary offerings begin to pick up. The weather is cooler, daylight wanes, and falling leaves somehow make people want to turn the pages of a book. The various bookstores in and around town are here to oblige, offering up everything from graphic novels to psychological treatise to political philosophy to new novels and Neil Patrick Harris. Okay, so Neil Patrick Harris isn’t in an of himself literary, but like Jell-o, there’s always room for some Neil Patrick Harris.
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The Sisters Brothers Upends the Masculine Codes of the Western
Ultimately a story about brotherhood, friendship and the insecurity of life in a violent place, the film injects a sweetness and innocence into the genre, mostly through one stellar performance by John C. Reilly
Keira Knightley’s Colette Storms Paris and All the Rules of Sexuality
As her marriage opens up, and Colette begins to take lovers of her own, Knightley summons up a moving sense of both relief and recklessness
Free for All: The Five Best Free Events This Week
Great things to do are piling up faster than fallen leaves around the Mile High City.
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Reader: Confront T.J. Miller in Person, Don’t Trash Him With Your Keyboard
Readers comment on a comic’s response to T.J. Miller showing up at an open mic.
Emily Schromm Opens Denver’s First Accessible Powerlifting Gym
Emily Schromm has manifested her dream: Platform Strength.
Colorado Creatives: Lares Feliciano
As a bicultural artist, queer activist and simply a human helping others, Lares Feliciano is all about 24/7 community.
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Songs for a New World a Small Musical With a Large Emotional Charge
The show’s theme unites those moments in life when we come to some kind of turning point: “Hitting a wall and having to make a choice,” according to the composer.
Guest Artist Robert Seidel on Supernova and the Lineage of Digital Animation
Robert Seidel is careful to note that he’s not a digital animator, though he does make use of video and other newer technologies to make what he calls “moving paintings.”
Weekend Warriors: Sweating for New Beginnings
This weekend is all about new beginnings and grand openings.
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Ten Things to Do in Denver for $10 and Under (Five Free)
Get busy, Denver.
Colorado Creatives: Laura Hyunjhee Kim
“Enthusiastic” doesn’t begin to describe Korean-American multimedia explorer Laura Hyunjhee Kim, a PhD candidate in intermedia, writing and performance at the University of Colorado Boulder who ferociously surfs cyberspace in dual roles as an onlooker and a participant.
Curator William Biety’s Life Will Be Celebrated at RedLine
Over fifteen years, he made many contributions to the local art scene.
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Fifteen Things for Art Lovers to Do and See in Denver This Week
Fall is here, and so is great artwork.