Lonnie Hanzon and Off-Center Unwrap Camp Christmas
The immersive project has made the artist one happy camper.
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RiNo Gets the Sunset Insider Treatment — a Little Late
The magazine touts RiNo Made, which closed July 14.
Two Clark Richert Shows Crisscross in Colorado
The artist is a giant in the state’s contemporary scene.
Book It: The Six Best Literary Events This Week
Here are your six best bets for staying cool – both in the literal and literary senses.
The Five Best Films at the CinemaQ Festival
The Denver Film Society is hosting CinemaQ, an LGBTQ film festival featuring sixteen full-length and seven short films. We’ve picked our Top 5 CinemaQ events to attend.
Colorado Creatives: Mary Mackey
She’s opening a new gallery, Urban Mud, on July 19.
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The 21 Best Events in Denver, July 15 to July 21
The Denver County Fair, Water Lantern Festival, Slow Food Nations, music, art and more!
Woodlands & Wyverns: A Love Letter to Dungeons & Dragons Players
Audacious Theatre’s Woodlands and Wyverns pays tribute to role-playing games.
Ten Medal-Worthy Colorado Museums to Visit
Denver is a finalist for the Medal of Honor Museum.
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Butterfly Pavilion Will Create World’s First Pollinator District
The Butterfly Pavilion partners with McWhinney to create the first defined pollinator district.
Ten Things to Do for $10 or Less This Weekend (Seven Free)
Have a blast buying things from the past, and nine other events to keep you busy.
RiNo Art District Closing Up Shop in Zeppelin Station
The space became an issue in the recent mayoral race.
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Art Attack: Eleven Things for Gallery Lovers to Do in Denver
From celebrations of eyeballs to artists’ talks, there’s plenty to see and hear from Denver’s art world.
Fans Keep Feeding the Success of Girls Gotta Eat
Make a date for Comedy Works, July 15-16.
Jada Suzanne Dixon’s Journey to Her Directing Debut With Fairfield
Eric Coble’s play “is a crazy jaunt,” the actress says.
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Are Big Property Tax Bills Painting Denver Arts Districts Into a Corner?
On Santa Fe Drive, artists and owners are feeling the pinch.
Book It: The Five Best Literary Events This Week
These literary events are a midsummer week’s dream.
Colorado Creatives: Amber Blais
Her circus is coming to town.
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Sculptor Jane DeDecker Creating D.C. Monument to Women’s Suffrage
A Colorado-based group is taking the lead in placing a monument to suffrage.
MCA Denver Will Give Francesca Woodman Her First Major Colorado Exhibit
The former Boulderite died at the age of 22.
The 21 Best Events in Denver, July 8 Through July 14
Neil Armstrong, Blazing Saddles, cats, concerts and more!
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Expect Packed Houses for Sunday Morning Soccer
Soccer fans will pack into bars and drive out to Dick’s early Sunday morning.