Flights of Fancy: Denver’s Fashion Scene Is Hot On and Off the Runway
A paper fashion show, an adaptive fashion show, and a condom — yes, condom — fashion show are all hitting the runway this month.
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Denver Pride Announces 2026 Lineup of Performers and Parties
The stacked lineup includes two collaborations with Denver queer artist collective PlayHaus.
May the Fourth Be With You: Star Wars Day Events Around Denver
It’s a day full of Star Wars and bad date-related puns!
Five Lessons on Love From Denver’s Polyamory Scene
“Non-monogamy is a lot more common than people think,” says local therapist Lindsay Hayes.
Cinco de Mayo 2026: “Not Scaling It Down in Any Way” Despite Construction at Civic Center Park
Denver’s Cinco de Mayo Festival returns on May 2-3 with a slightly modified layout to accommodate the ongoing Civic Center construction.
Your Denver-Themed May Horoscopes Are Here
Find out what the sky says is in store for you this month.
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Mindful Motion: This Lakewood Studio Is Reinventing Indoor Cycling
Ritual combines yogic principles into its daily classes, which were co-founded by professional cyclists Alison Brien and Bevin Prince.
2026 Film on the Rocks Lineup Resurrects ’80s, ’90s and Y2K Favorites
This year’s schedule brings together a decadent mix of classic and new films, along with local talent before each screening.
RTD Used Drawing of Disability Activist Kalyn Heffernan on a Bus Without Consulting Her
“You’re not going to pimp my face and my name and my brand and my activism.”
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Present Tense: Inside Denver’s Sober Art Scene
Gen Z is the most sober-curious generation on record, and in Denver, Aquí Art Show is building the space they’ve been looking for.
Why A House of Pots’ Owners Could Go to Jail
Regulars won’t be able to shop on the Adams County plot for long, and co-owner Ian Bramlett remains baffled by the logic of targeting his shop.
Curious Theatre Staying in Acoma Home After Landmark Building Sale
After years of financial uncertainty, a $1.9 million deal ensures that Curious Theatre will remain in its historic venue.
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Designer Beatriz Warger Hopes to Inspire More Elegant Dressing at Denver Fashion Week
Beatriz Warger’s BW Designs debuts at Denver Fashion Week’s Society Night on May 2.
All the 2026 Film Festivals in Colorado Announced So Far
The size, scope and variety of Colorado film festivals is jaw-dropping.
This LGBTQ-Owned Auto Repair Shop Will Put Your Last Crappy Oil Change to Shame
Good Judy Garage is building a safer, more inclusive experience.
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Under the Covers: Colorado Romantasy Readers Are Getting Hot
“The world is shit right now, and one of the hallmarks of romance is there’s always a happy ending.”
Remembering Ed Baierlein: Actor, Director and Germinal Stage Founder
Germinal spoke and breathed Ed, and soon became a courageous backbone of the theater scene.
The Pearl’s Property Will Go to Auction If Taxes Aren’t Paid by April 22
Records show that after one owner dissolved the LLC, another owner filed an article of reinstatement — but now the doors are locked anyway due to more than $56,000 in unpaid taxes.
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Yoga on the Rocks Returns With Extra Dates, Bilingual Sessions
Take a deep breath and let it out. Then mark your calendar to register for yoga at Red Rocks.
Colorado People’s Center Is Putting the Public First
The Colorado People’s Center’s grand opening event is Saturday, April 18.
The Pearl Property Seized by the City for Unpaid Taxes
The locks are changed, and bills for over $56,000 taped to the doors of the Mercury Cafe building.
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Denver Trapeze Artist Recounts Netflix Star Search Journey
Denver-based aerialist Saifee Ghadiyali reflects on Netflix’s Star Search, a painful injury and what’s next in the Mile High circus scene.