Married at First Sight Recap: Yet Another Denver Couple Discusses Divorce
One of the last three couples standing considers calling it quits in the latest episode.
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Living a Lynyrd Skynyrd Song: Denver Author Makes Debut With First Novel
James Tyler Toothman’s Three Sixes and a Forked Tongue is a new novel with bite, which his friends created a publishing company for to show it to the world.
Get Outside: Ten Cross-Country Skiing Destinations Near Denver
Remote trails and Nordic centers.
How Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales Inspired This Denver Renaissance Man’s New Book
Josiah Hatch III’s A Journey to St. Thomas is in stores now.
The Best Holiday Markets in Denver and Beyond
You still have four days before Christmas, so get out and shop until you drop!
Denver Zen Den Creates City’s First “Sober Psychedelic Experience”
Colorado legalized several psychedelics, but this experience helps to fill a gap for the psychedelic-curious or sober Denverites.
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Ho, Ho, Hold Your Horses: “Mustang” Heirs Threaten Legal Action
Can artists create work inspired by the Blue Devil Horse? Yay or neigh?
Ballet Ariel’s The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Redefines Holiday Ballet
The ballet company decided to offer something other than The Nutcracker this holiday season.
The Ten Best Bookstores in Denver
Like Neil Gaiman says: “A town isn’t a town without a bookstore.”
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Married at First Sight Recap: Couples Deteriorate After Returning to Denver
The newlyweds’ housewarming parties bring blowout fights and shocking revelations.
New Holiday Art Shows in Denver, and Three Floors of Crushed Metal in Aspen
Among this weekend’s offerings, Black Cube will debut an avant-garde artist’s film, street artists converge at Rising Gallery, a holiday party and art show, and so much more.
Honoring the Life of Emerging Denver Artist Krystyna Anne Pinel
“Her enthusiasm for theater was infectious.”
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The Miracle at Tepeyac Brings “Different Kind of Nativity Story” to Su Teatro
The play recounts the story of Our Lady of Guadalupe, intertwined with contemporary topics such as homelessness and immigration, set in a small southern Colorado town.
Colorado Books for Holiday Gift Giving
From a fantasy book that was picked up by Netflix to memoirs and comics, shop local and support Colorado and Denver authors.
Prismajic Opens Permanent Immersive Yeti Installation in Lakewood
“We help people find their magic.”
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Revolutionary Musical SIX Brings Tudor Queens to Denver With a Pop Twist
SIX transforms the tragic tales of Henry VIII’s wives into a high-energy, modern musical celebration, and has become an international sensation in the process.
MATTER’S New Community Space Will “Boost the Creative Sector That No One’s Boosting”
The Denver bookstore now has a performance venue.
Vintage Theatre Cancels Black Nativity Because of “Multiple Challenges”
In the 21-year existence of Vintage Theatre, this is the only production to be canceled after it moved into the rehearsal phase.
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Tut’Zanni Theatre Company’s A Commedia Christmas Carol Explores Class and Wealth
“While there are so many versions of the story, I think our adaptation might be the most physical.”
Married at First Sight Recap: Denver Couple Divorces After Thirteen Days
They’re now the second-shortest marriage in the reality TV show’s history.
Matilda the Musical Transforms Littleton Town Hall Arts Center With Magic and Mayhem
The production brought in a real magician to bring the Roald Dahl story to life.
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New DIY Venue Squirm Opens in Former Rhinoceropolis Location
These artists hope to reinvigorate the DIY scene that made them fall in love with Denver.