Art Attack: Fifteen Things to Do First Friday Weekend
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The Write Stuff: Ten Must-Read Colorado Authors
While many writers have called this state home, few are identified as truly Colorado authors, talents who capture the people and spirit of the state. But there are exceptions, and if you’re looking for Coloradans who have the write stuff, it’s hard to beat these ten: Peter Heller Logging, fishing,…
Ten Things to Do for $10 or Less This Weekend (Eight Free)
Get down, get outdoors, get a bargain.
Meet Adolfo Romero, the Children’s Museum’s Resident Artist
The Chilean artist brings Incan culture to the Children’s Museum of Denver Marsico Campus
Tome on the Range: Ten Top Destinations for Book Lovers
Here’s where to paint the town read this summer.
Art Exploring Symbols Anchors Solos at Smith and Spark
Zach Reini, Sierra Montoya Barela, Sue Simon and Barbara Carpenter shine in solos.
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Steve Vanderploeg Brews Up Laughter With Rotating Tap Comedy
Steve Vanderploeg offers crowds excellence in draft and on stage with Rotating Tap Comedy, a pop-up show appearing at some of the city’s finest beer halls throughout the summer.
Bull in a China Shop Turns Strong Women’s Stories Into Teacup Feminism
Bryna Turner’s Bull in a China Shop turns the story of two strong women into feminism lite.
Denver Celebrates Drag Queen Yvie Oddly’s Win on RuPaul’s Drag Race
Yvie Oddly, a Denver drag queen who got her start at Denver’s Tracks Nightclub, was crowned the winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race , making her America’s Next Drag Superstar.
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Book It: The Seven Best Literary Events This Week
Denver’s literary scene will celebrate writing from start to finish.
From Fetch to Ketch: New Shop off Dairy Block, New Summer Market on Yates
Markets are popping up all over.
T.J. Miller Adds Second Denver Show
T.J. Miller has booked a second gig this summer at the Gothic Theatre.
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Beauty and the Beast Roars at BDT Stage
BDT Stage once again beats the touring companies – this time, with a new production of Beauty and the Beast.
The 21 Best Events in Denver This Week
It’s finally June, and events are busting out all over.
The Ten Best Comedy Shows in Metro Denver in June
After an unseasonably damp and dreary May, Denver residents are more than ready to seize upon the splendor of late spring and early summer. Colorado’s weather patterns may laugh in the face of your outdoor plans, but you can always guffaw your way through rain, sleet, snow or sunshine, thanks…
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Ten Surprises From Day One of Denver Pop Culture Con
Every year Denver Pop Culture Con has something new to offer. Here’s what we found on day one.
School’s Out: Denver Public Library Launches Summer of Adventure
Summer of Adventure – the Denver Public Library’s retooled summer reading program – runs May 31 to August 10, 2019.
High and Dry: Eldorado Springs Pool Is Closed for the Season
The 114-year-old “resort’ is undergoing a major renovation.
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Nine of the Best Things to Do at Denver Pop Culture Con
Here’s a take-along list of some of the most exciting things to do at Denver Pop Culture Con in 2019.
Ten Things to Do for $10 or Less This Weekend (Seven Free)
Get outside this weekend to shop, listen to live music, drink beer or do the downward dog. Better yet, do them all!
Ten Things for Art Lovers to Do and See This Weekend in Denver
Summer gallery season is unofficially here in Denver, with new shows at Walker Fine Art, Core New Art Space and JuiceBox.
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Mile High Movie Roast Will Crack Its Last Joke in June
After fourteen years, dozens of bad movies, and too many jokes to count, the Mile High Movie Roast unspools its last frame on Friday, June 28, at the Oriental Theater. Co-created by local comedians Matt Vogl and Harrison Rains, the show took inspiration from Mystery Science Theater 3000 — the…