Denver Life

About 120 bookworms got literary themed tattoos at an event hosted by Denver Public Library and Certified Tattoo on Sunday.

A young artist a few years out of art school at the Rhode Island School of Design, Sierra Montoya Barela is now back in her home town of Denver making waves in local alternative gallery spaces.

Rainbows, fur and lights abounded.

Mairead Case is a small-press author and a former birthday-party clown.

This weekend offers plenty by ways of workouts. Looking to combine your workout with your wellness routine? This list has got you covered. Want to bring your dog to yoga? Check. Keep reading for a full list of weekend workouts, both free and cheap.

The parking lot at Mile High Stadium was turned into a fantasy land.

Justin Maes can’t seem to do just one thing.

It is in Denver, which has been trying to bring new retail downtown for decades.

Machado is figuring out life after Melon.

#13: Mai Wyn Schantz As a painter, Wisconsin native and Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design graduate, Mai Wyn Schantz can boast placement of her artwork – woodland landscapes and creatures painted on stainless steel – in numerous collections both corporate and private. But in spite of her own…

The Denver Escape Room has a novel new campaign.

Be flexible this weekend.

Annie Carlson co-founded the alternative house venue Melon Gallery with partner Victor Machado, which went swimmingly until, in a predictable Denver-style turn of events, the couple is being forced out of their space by rising rents.

The opening has been moved up from July 22 to July 18.

The team behind the fashion magazine will celebrate on July 20 at Melon Gallery.

Jessica Forrestal’s work is about stuff—and what happens to it after we’re done with it.

There’s no beating the heat this summer, so you may as well continue sweating with this weekend’s workouts.

Printmaker and artist Emi Brady is known for her beautiful album covers with themes from nature, and delicate wall installations comprising printed and handcut birds.

Here’s what you’ll find at each attraction.

Kaitlyn Tucek’s work is built on a basic foundation of intensive mark-making: lines amassed into loose organic shapes and crossed by swashes of color, sometimes with one thematic foot in the real world – a swatch of land or drawings of the human heart – and sometimes not.

This Illinois designer brought style to the Westword Music Showcase.

Get your fashion on.