Fore! A Guide to Denver’s Eight Municipal Golf Facilities
The city has a game for experts and amateurs alike.
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Democratic Heavyweight James Mejia Tapped as Denver Film’s CEO
The Democratic heavyweight brings business and political chops to the job.
Buffalo Exchange’s Todd Colletti Out After Sexual-Assault Accusations
Todd Colletti faced dozens of accusations of criminal behavior.
Rainbow Militia Beats the Pandemic With Gnome Away From Home
The circus troupe Rainbow Militia is creating an immersive experience in a soon-to-be-demolished house.
Wonderbound Shorts Brings Contemporary Dance to Your Home
Denver dance company Wonderbound has released over 100 dance videos during quarantine.
Colorado Creatives Redux: Suchitra Mattai
See the Denver artist’s new solo show, Innocence and Everything After, at K Contemporary.
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Five Things to Do for Free in Denver This Week (and a Bonus)
Explore your world without leaving your home.
Op-Ed: Moments in a Mural, and the Tears of Chasing Equity
Art by Detour and Hiero Veiga capture Elijah McClain and Breonna Taylor.
Remembering Light Artist Dorothy Tanner of Lumonics
The late artist was a pioneer of light and sound installations.
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Six Free Things to Do in Denver When It’s (Almost) Dead
Celebrate anniversaries big and small.
Cop Vinnie Montez on Police Protests, Comedy and Courage
Colorado-born Police Commander Vinnie Montez talks about being a cop in 2020 and how comedy helps him survive it all.
Three Things to Do for Free Today, July 23
Expand your horizons without leaving your desk.
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Art for Activism Fundraiser Supports the Colorado Freedom Fund
New prints of Denver musicians are being sold as part of a fundraiser for the Colorado Freedom Fund.
Art Attack: Five Ways to See Art Live or Otherwise This Week
Do your thing around Denver.
Access Gallery and Pizzeria Locale Honor the Americans With Disabilities Act
Pizzeria Locale and Access Gallery are celebrating the thirtieth anniversary of the ADA with an artful collaboration.
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Five Things to Do for Free This Week, July 20 to July 24
Stretch your mind at one of these virtual events.
New Cottage Arts Installation Aims to Uplift Community
New Cottage Arts owner Victor Ngo-Smith and artist Mari Munet discuss the process of making their new public art installation.
Op-Ed: When I Die, Scatter My Ashes at the Mercury Cafe
The Merc is in trouble, and poet Andrea Gibson wants to save it.
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Everyday Materials Tell American Stories in Nari Ward: We the People
The artist builds large-scale sculptural essays about human rights and social justice out of shoelaces, keys and baseball bats.
Colorado Creatives: Kate Maller
Kate Maller is an ethical metalsmith.
Five Things to Do in Denver When It’s (Almost) Dead
Seeing is believing this weekend.
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Miranda Lash Will Be the New Senior Curator at MCA Denver
After runs at the Speed Art Museum and the New Orleans Art Museum, Miranda Lash brings her commitment to diverse artists to Denver.