Phantom Thread unfolds so quietly that the questions it’s asking about the nature of desire and attraction, and its delicately confrontational back and forth between Alma and Reynolds, may not register immediately
On January 4, Meow Wolf announced it will open a giant immersive installation. Readers quickly responded.
The Coors Western Art Exhibit will open its 25th anniversary edition when the National Western Stock Show starts on Saturday, January 6, but it already has plenty of reason to celebrate:
2018 looks like it’s going to be a stellar year for nerds of all stripes. Here are eleven of the best events.
This surge of internal agony seems intended to pulse throughout the movie’s gruesome state-crossing trek, but Bale, in the part, is much less caricature-adjacent in the lighter beats …
It’s a week into 2018, and it’s time to test those New Year’s resolutions. Did you commit to get fit? Check out these free and cheap weekend workouts around the metro area this weekend to help get yourself motivated.
Musa Bailey galvanized an old-school spirit in rapidly gentrifying RiNo with music, style, spins and street art as the creative wing and artist liaison of the Cold Crush ownership — and hopes to continue that work when the legendary hip-hop club safely lands in a new location.
Meow Wolf, which started as a scrappy arts collective in Santa Fe ten years ago, is building a massive permanent exhibit in the arty heart of Denver.
Free and cheap things to do in Denver this weekend.
January is traditionally a time to take a fresh look at Denver’s co-op galleries, where open shows and member shows — and just about any kind of show — all cast an eye on the power of community among artists struggling for a foothold. But that’s not all on the horizon for the first First Friday of 2018.
Landon Ricker clashes with the cozy brick and wood decor and upscale clientele at Acorn, an artisanal restaurant in the Source.
Those expecting camp or catfights won’t find them in Gillespie’s movie, which instead offers thoughtful and somewhat objective critiques …
Denver comedy is in fighting shape for 2018, and the city’s clubs, theaters and DIY venues all plan to put their best foot forward in the month ahead. These ten shows are our picks for January.
Spend all your money on holiday gifts and festivities? Denver is overflowing with free entertainment options during the first week of January 2018.
Although it goes beyond a mere stylistic device, the supernatural here often feels like a function of Thelma’s loneliness and inner turmoil
Sure, it felt like 50 centuries, and we all look like Medusa, but we’re still (kinda) standing, so holy hell. I think that calls for some TV!
The National Western Stock Show rides into town this week, and that’s just one of our 21 best events in Denver from January 2 through January 8, 2018.
You know what will help the January blues? Resolve to read more books. Crack one open, and let’s get started on a literary 2018.
The new year is here, bringing new ideas, new trends and new reasons to look your best. Here are the ten best fashion events for Denver in January 2018.
Arts lovers: It’s up to us whether this city’s arts scene thrives or dies.
Yoga mania has swept Denver. You can do yoga on New Year’s Eve, yoga on New Year’s Day, yoga with goats, yoga with pot, yoga to a Bassnectar soundtrack. And now you can even do it naked, with Yogi Roo at Release Studio. But that’s where some yoga enthusiasts draw the line.
Hamilton, the Broadway hip-hop musical about founding father Alexander Hamilton, is coming to Denver February 27 to April 1. Tickets will go on sale Monday, January 22, at 10 a.m..
