After a long stint as the Starlight, and the Mountain Tap before that, this Old Town Fort Collins music venue reopened in 2006 as Hodi’s Half Note. With a 300-person capacity, Hodi’s is big enough to accommodate national artists as well as local bands, but still small enough to provide good views of the stage […]
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After 28 years (and three expansions) at 7699 West 88th Avenue, Hoffbrau Colorado moved to a new 15,000-square-foot space at 9110 Wadsworth Parkway in early 2014. That’s about twice as big as the old location, and the new place features an expanded stage and a more ambitious concert calendar, to boot. And while the old […]
Hudson Gardens includes thirty acres of lush gardens (in season), with a railroad, garden shop and education series. It also hosts a summer concert series that features a variety of nationally known classic rock acts who play in the outdoor amphitheater.
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Located in Golden, not too far from the Coors brewery, In the Zone is first and foremost a sports bar. With eighty flat-screen TVs spread around the huge place (it’s home to a 120-foot bar), chances are that any game that’s on will be showing on one of the screens, whether it’s professional or college […]
The Karma House is a 501(c)3 non-profit, created to educate the Colorado community on the benefits of kava and other alternatives as well as establishing a community that has the desire to make this world a better place. Whether it be through donating to charitable causes or hosting events that provide love, laughter, and joy […]
Rethink what dance music culture should be. We began with a simple goal. To revitalize the Denver music scene. We may have moved past map points and shows at Bishop’s Castle (Fs in the chat), but our independent spirit still remains. We invite you to experience our new venue, welcome home friends. Return to the […]
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The Larimer Lounge does one thing better than anyone else in the area: It brings the rock. Sure, the venue has brought in indie-rock progenitors like Sonic Youth’s Thurston Moore and Sebadoh, but it’s also seen acts like Arcade Fire and Bat for Lashes, which have since outgrown the venue. You’ll feel like a member […]
This multi-roomed, multi-level sports bar seems perpetually packed, especially on game days, trivia nights or any weekend. A true cross-section of Boulder’s population frequents the place, with University of Colorado students rubbing elbows with downtown residents and Boulder lifers at the bar. Even with all the crowds, Lazy Dog usually has a jovial, mellow vibe, […]
Formerly the Hotel Born, the new Limelight Hotel Denver begins the next chapter of Aspen Hospitality. Mixing the elevated mountain vibe of our other hotel properties with the sophistication of the Mile High City, this 200-room hotel adjacent to Union Station offers the perfect escape in the heart of it all.
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The rowdy blues and rock at the Roadhouse fit the rough-and-ready crowds looking for beer and a band on the weekends, when the smallish joint can get packed. Big booths keep colleagues comfy and close for conversation, and the stage is right by the window, so prospective patrons can get an earful before they even […]
This address has long housed an independent venue – the Aladdin Tavern in the ’30s, then the Playboy Lounge until Hugh Hefner paid its then-owner $5,000 to change the name. In 1967, the club was purchased by John Lyons, who transformed it into the Lion’s Lair. Its current owners are keeping the bar’s legacy alive; […]
After more than 45 years of rockin’ and rollin’, the Little Bear still represents the best of Colorado’s wild, dusty past and its rebellious, independent spirit. The rough-hewn interior and memorabilia-cluttered bars add to the atmosphere, which is best enjoyed with a big pour of Coors and a burger that lives up to its reputation. […]
Live@Jack’s (formerly Jazz@Jack’s) brings contemporary jazz along with funk, blues and R&B acts, most nights of the week. Dotsero plays often at Jack’s, which is located on the third floor of the Denver Pavilions, where it landed after leaving its Platte Street location in 2005. It’s a stylish spot for listening to live music in […]