With summer-like weather, there’s dozens of things going on in Denver this weekend — and there’s no shortage of opportunities to roll out your mat, either. This weekend’s list of fitness events include five free opportunities to sweat, relax, and embrace the sunshine.
With a long Memorial Day weekend coming up, there are plenty of opportunities to squeeze in a workout.
Brad Poppie created a clothing line for bodybuilders.
Aaron Mulligan and Lucía Rodríguez of Juicebox don’t mince words.
A native Denver Westsider and artist who left for the underground arts-sphere of Austin and San Antonio, Esteban Peralta is a man committed to communities both cultural and creative.
It’s Colfax Marathon Weekend, which means more than 19,000 runners will already be taking to the streets for their weekend workout. For those looking for additional health and fitness opportunities — or for those who would truly prefer not to run in the first place — check out this weekend’s options.
One-time Denver deputy district attorney Jennifer Mosquera walked away from her career in law to follow her muse as an artist.
“I wanted to have a community space,” says owner Jesse Taenzer. “There is a beautiful community here in Denver.”
Christy Thacker is putting her blood, sweat and tears into Birdy
Jump on your yoga mat and into a weekend’s worth of workouts and wellness events. Whether breakfast burritos or mimosas are your motivation, here are five options to get you sweating and relaxing before the work week starts up again.
Max Kauffman’s work is expansive.
Denver Fitness Week is back for a third year, and Denver’s best boutique fitness studios are flexing their muscles and their pricing for greater community access and unique workouts.
Don’t forget to do your Mother’s Day shopping.
Interdisciplinary and in touch with nature and her surroundings, Jess Webb segues between music, performance and installation easily, while searching for ways to connect artists with audiences in a community-minded way.
Here are five places that will help you dress for the big race on May 5.
Steven Gordon of ANIMAL/object passed away on April 30. Before he died, he completed the 100 Colorado Creatives questionnaire.
Looking good this month, Denver!
Jordan Knecht is interdisciplinary art in motion—as he tells us below, he relies on whatever tools he can master as a means to an end, whether it’s for multimedia installations, fine art, performance art, making music, making noise and often, for a combination of all of the above and more.
Digital virtual-reality artist Android Jones is 100 percent a product of Boulder County, born and bred in Lyons and infused with a deeply rooted Boulderite’s spiritual, new-agey, burner’s sensibility.
Nikki Ebright’s working to diversify Denver’s geek culture.
Fallene Wells runs her Uptown salon, Let Em Have It, as a Green Circle- and B Corp-certified corporation.
We spotted her at the Museo de las Americas on April 19, attending the Viva La Sirena fashion show.
