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.
The Pearl Dissolves LLC, Refunds $83,000 Raised in GoFundMe
After days of twists and turns, Denver’s only lesbian bar is no more.
Thinking Outside the Box: Black Cube Doubles Down on Denver Area with 2026 Programming
After a decade of nomadic art, Black Cube expands local events at its Englewood headquarters while developing new projects across the country.
What’s Going on With The Pearl?
Denver’s only lesbian bar is in danger of closing, and now a co-owner is talking about its GoFundMe and allegations of her involvement with an anti-LGBTQ church.
Look Up! Best Colorado Stargazing Spots
From national parks to remote mountain towns, the sky’s the limit on this stargazing route. It’s Dark Sky Week, so go explore!
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The Pearl Is Closing Its Doors This Month
“We have worked tirelessly to find solutions and do everything in our power to avoid this conclusion.”
¡Ándale! ¡Arriba! Speedy Gonzales Set to Make a Triumphant Return
The cartoon mouse was taken off the air over concerns about damaging stereotypes, only to be brought back when Hispanic American groups protested.
Here’s Where to Find Third Places (And Community Connection) Around Denver
Making connections is harder than ever. Here are a dozen of the best places to hang out, work out, (make out?) and get out around Denver.
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Denver’s Blucifer Makes Surprise Appearance in Season Finale of Paradise
The infamous Mustang’s cameo may hint at the direction of the show in season three.
The Best Photo Booths in Denver
Have a picture-perfect moment at one of these twelves spots.
This Year’s Conference on World Affairs Is “Bigger Than It’s Been in a Long Time”
This year’s CWA is in-person and online from April 13 to April 16.
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Sweat and Socialize at These Ten Run Clubs in Denver
From racers training to beat personal bests to non-runners headed straight for the brewery, there’s a group waiting to welcome you with open, sweaty arms.
Right on Track: Rocky Mountain Train Show Returns April 11-12
The Rocky Mountain Train Show has been chugging along for over forty years and still has a head of steam.
Love the DMNS Hall of Gems & Minerals? Rock Out Before It Closes for Renovations
The Coors Hall of Gems & Minerals has been a popular attraction since it opened in 1982. Now, it’s time for a reimagining.
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Sacrilegious Sunday Heads to Creepatorium for an Alternative Form of Worship
Don’t worry, there will still be an Easter egg hunt.
New Book and Podcast Explores the Jesus-Elvis Connection
It’s all about the incredible synchronicities between legendary and beloved figures Elvis A. Presley and Jesus H. Christ.
Denver Poet Takes Aim at Gun Culture With New Collection
Michael Henry’s new poetry collection Gun Poems shoots straight.
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Why Boulder Artist Sandra Pratt Is Creating 100 Paintings of Red Barns
Sandra Pratt believes that red barns can connect a divided America.
Denver Residents Rejoice, Your April Horoscopes Are Here
Whether you need to set boundaries, make choices, or align with your purpose, local astrologer Ebony Monroe is here to offer guidance.
Meet the Tree That’s Making Your Neighborhood Smell Like Semenville, USA
Spring is in the air. You can tell, because the air stinks. Blame the Callery pear.
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Dog Day Afternoon: Colorado Shakespeare Festival Holds Auditions for Canine Star
On March 28, the Colorado Shakespeare Festival auditioned dozens of dogs for a scene-stealing role in Shakespeare in Love at CU Boulder.