October 14 was Denver’s first Official Breakfast Burrito Day; Mayor Michael Hancock recently declared that the second Saturday of every October will celebrate breakfast burritos. But really, every day is breakfast burrito day in Denver.
Commemorating music legend John Denver’s death, Westword’s Michael Roberts weighed in with a rant titled: “The Mega-Irritating John Denver Revival on the 20th Anniversary of His Death.”
Getting a tattoo on Friday the 13th is a ritual in Denver. Here are six shops that not only offer amazing deals on Friday the 13th, but who also have created stunning, unique designs that are well worth the cost to sport for the rest of your lifetime.
Your guide to the best concerts in Denver October 13 to 15.
John Denver died twenty years ago today. Here are twenty of the weirdest stories we have written about him since.
Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats will be releasing their full-length live recording of their first headlining show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Live at Red Rocks, on November 10, from Stax Records.
Westword’s Feast, which is set for Sunday, October 15, at the McNichols Building, will be a celebration of Denver dining, one bite at a time, with unlimited food and beverage samples.
Here’s your guide to every new Denver concert announcement.
We all know that craft beer is big in Colorado; in fact, the state’s beer industry contributed $3.07 billion to our economy in 2016 alone. But cider, wine and spirits are also developing a presence on the Front Range, in the Rocky Mountains and on the Western Slope. Here’s some fun…
The Denver Film Festival has announced its full slate of films, including features, documentaries and shorts. This year’s festival will take a special look at Danish cinema.
The spooky season is upon us, with Halloween parties and Day of the Dead celebrations crowding the calendar. But Mother Nature has already shown us a few tricks, and benefits for victims of earthquakes and hurricanes are flooding the town, too. Here are the 21 best events in Denver for October 10 through October 16, 2017.
We recently talked to five new restaurant owners on the pitfalls and lessons-learned of opening their own eateries. Here they — and a few other chefs who’ve piloted kitchens in their opening days — give advice for others who are thinking about going it solo. 1. “Get everything in writing…
Looking to checkout live music in the Denver area? Here are our picks.
The 2017 Great American Beer Festival has tapped its last keg. Although this year’s fest was bigger than ever, it sold out in less than a day…and Denver’s craft-beer scene continues to boom. But some readers think the scene is headed for a bust.
Readers didn’t have much sympathy for a mailman apparently afraid of the dogs in this Arvada neighborhood.
Lonely Planet just named RiNo a hot hood, and tempers are really hot there this weekend.
The Centennial Institute hosted an all-day symposium, Marijuana’s Impact on Colorado, at Colorado Christian University on October 6, culminating in a debate between Centennial Institute director Jeff Hunt and cannabis attorney Robert Corry. But readers were already debating the CCU event before those two faced off. Says Jason: When the church…
Two coffee shops, a sexy new RiNo bar, an Aurora steakhouse and an escape-room concept are among the bar and restaurant openings this week. Joe Maxx Coffee Co. adds another artistic element to the Art District on Santa Fe, while Congress Park favorite Under the Umbrella doubles down on its…
If you’re a chef known for creative interpretations of Asian and Mexican classics and fusing Hawaiian, Japanese, American and Mexican cuisine into a new style of dining across several successful restaurants, where do you turn to for inspiration for a new dish? To the customers, of course! That’s exactly what…
In the wake of the recent hurricanes that have struck Texas, Florida, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, Denver’s music community has been rallying to raise money to support the relief.
Live music abounds in Denver this weekend.
The weekend is nigh, which is generally cause for jubilation – unless a person is too broke to have fun. Happily, the Mile High City’s creative community hustles to produce a litany of fantastic ways to experience Denver’s cultural scene while still pinching every possible penny.
