It may be hot as hell outside, but don’t let that deter you from great events this week, like Mason Jar’s Seasonal Pairing Dinner that celebrates cannabis, great food and summer. If being inside is more your thing, don’t miss the Sci FilmCenter’s Sci-Fi Film Series or Slow Food Nations,…
So many food events, so little time! Denver’s culinary calendar is overflowing with special dinners, markets, beer festivals and more. We know you can’t hit them all, so here’s a taste of some of the action this past weekend, with links to our slide shows.
John Cleese is one of the funniest actors alive. Known for his work with Monty Python and in A Fish Called Wanda, Fawlty Tours and so many more films and television shows, the performer is headed to Denver to tell stories from his life and career.
If you don’t follow comedy closely, you probably best remember the hilarious comic, woodworker and author Nick Offerman for his curmudgeonly man’s man role, Ron Swanson on Parks and Recreation.
This morning, Jay-Z announced his new world tour, 4:44, and the multi-million-record-selling rapper is Denver-bound.
Summer in Denver, and the calendar is so packed that you can’t begin to hit all the festivals, markets, parties and celebrations around town. But this weekend, we went out for you: Keep reading for a look at six events in Denver over the July 7-9 weekend, with links to our slideshows.
After headlining Red Rocks on Wednesday, Ween is at the Ogden for two nights, while Beck, Santana and Michael Franti & Spearhead also play Red Rocks this week. Preservation Hall, which opens for Beck on Tuesday, stops by the much more intimate Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox tonight, and Natalie Merchant is at Denver Botanic Gardens on Wednesday.
The Trump administration has ordered members of the Justice Department’s Task Force on Crime Reduction and Public Safety to “undertake a review of existing policies” regarding federal marijuana law enforcement, among other things. The group’s report is due this month, and readers think they know what it will say.
Denverites love their breakfast. Although they’ll have to wait a few more days to try Hashtag, there are plenty of other options.
After protesters took to Senator Cory Gardner’s office last week to protest his involvement in the American Health Care Act, the Republicans’ proposed replacement for Obamacare, readers had plenty to say about the Colorado senator and health care policy in general.
The country marked National Fried Chicken Day this week, but chicken is what’s for dinner — and breakfast, and lunch, and late-night snacks — every day in Denver. Here are five recent stories.
If you have to be first, here are two restaurants set to open today and Monday. Armed with our recommendations, you’ll be able to stride in and confidently state your order for a first course that will elicit an “excellent choice” from your server. Or start out your day first…
Bassnectar returns to Colorado for a three-night stand at 1STBANK Center, while the Avett Brothers take over Red Rocks for three nights as well.
The Laid Back Festival continues in the spirit of the late Gregg Allman, who co-founded the music, drink and food gala in 2015. It returns to Red Rocks on Sunday, October 1 with Sheryl Crow, Ben Rector, Jaimoe’s Jasssz Band, Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real, the London Souls and Quaker City Night Hawks.
Food news tends to come in waves, whether an inundation of Hawaiian poke, a flock of new fried chicken places or new slices in the Denver pizza market. This summer seems to be the summer of barbecue news, with big names like Southern Hospitality closing up shop or cult favorites…
You had a blast on the Fourth of July, but the fun doesn’t have to stop. The next seven days are packed with worthwhile events, from the return of Mixed Taste to another chance to revision the 16th Street Mall to a celebration with DJ Shadow. Here are the 21 best events in Denver this week.
On the Fourth of July, it’s time to celebrate our liberties — including the right to possess and consume marijuana in Colorado. Take that, Jeff Sessions!
The ten demonstrators arrested at Senator Cory Gardner’s office have all been released, but their charges remain. So does the discussion of ADAPT’s actions regarding this country’s health-care dilemma.
On the Fourth of July, people don’t just eat hot dogs and watch fireworks: They remember the principles on which this country was founded, and its reputation as a haven for people yearning to live free. And they argue about immigration.
Blues Traveler returns to Red Rocks for its annual Fourth of July show with Rusted Root, Spin Doctors and the Samples opening the show, while Queen and Adam Lambert take over the Pepsi Center on Thursday.
The Fourth of July is such a definitively American holiday that its festivities cannot be contained to one calendar day. Aside from Independence Day celebrations,Denver has plenty of free and cheap events for its residents to attend.
A decade after dispensaries first appeared on the Colorado scene, they continue to morph. While a few of the original stores remain, homebased chains are growing.
