Work It! Seven Ways to Celebrate Colorado Public Lands Day
Enjoy the holiday…and get to work!
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Skateboard-Park-Inspired Art (and Flood Mitigation) Arrives at TAXI
Matt Barton’s new installation has two functions: community play area and water drainage.
Race Wars, Angst and Eco Art Along the Sand Creek Regional Greenway
Racists, anti-racists, brooding existentialists and an eco-minded artist have been painting the walls next to the trail.
Eight Things to Do for Free in Denver This Week
After the snow, some bright ideas.
Art Attack: Seventeen Ways to See Great Art in Denver
Load up on fresh art at these seventeen exhibitions.
Motus Theater Receives NEA Grant to Support Criminal-Justice Works
One catch: The theater company has to raise matching donations.
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Buffalo Exchange, Todd Colletti Sued Over Alleged Sexual and Physical Assaults
Four former employees have filed a claim against Buffalo Exchange’s corporate officers, Todd Colletti and the Colorado shop co-owners.
Trash to Treasure: Junkyard Social Club Inspires Play in People of All Ages
Junkyard Social inspires play in people of all ages.
Meçlâ Brings Slow Fashion to Sustainable Fashion Weekend
Sourcing materials responsibly, Meçlâ Fashions is part of Denver’s growing slow fashion movement.
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The Show Must Go On! Five Options for Mother’s Day
Don’t forget Mom!
Need to Buy a Gift? Try Seventeen of the Best Shops in Denver
Need to buy a gift? Denver’s got you covered.
After a Season in the Dark, Benchmark Plans for the Future
Changes are afoot at the Lakewood theater company.
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“Luna Mothra” Sculpture Arrives at the Mishawaka Amphitheatre
With a new piece of art and a loaded calendar, the Belvue venue is back in business.
Seven Things to Do for Free In and Around Denver (and Online) This Week
Markets are opening just in time for Mother’s Day.
Art Attack: New Shows for First Friday Weekend in Denver
Start May off with a little springtime gallery hopping.
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Love Orgies, Swinging or Bondage? This Denver-Made App Is for You
This Denver-made app is for you.
Photographer Matthew Pevear Finds Life at Play in the Simplest Places
Through the lens, photographer Matthew Pevear sees life and motion in everyday scenes.
Catch Up With the Colorado Book Awards 2021 Finalist Readings
Colorado Humanities and the Center for the Book in celebrate thirty years of establishing the state’s literary legacy.
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Knew Conscious Curator Departs to Open the Ryan Joseph Gallery
Ryan Joseph Connell has left Knew Conscious to open his own gallery in the highlands.
Reader: Meow Wolf Is a Purrfect Addition to the Denver Skyline
It’s opening in fall 2021.
Street Art That Covered Boarded-Up Businesses in 2020 Auctioned for Charity
Artworks by Denver BIPOC artists have been taken out of storage and will be sold at Gerard’s Pool Hall.
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David Heska Wanbli Weiden on His Crime Novel Winter Counts
One of Denver’s most notable Native American writers and scholars makes a splash on the national scene.