Restaurant critic Gretchen Kurtz takes restaurant reviewing seriously, so she always follows three important rules before pen ever hits paper (or fingers hit keyboard): She works anonymously, she eats at the restaurant she’s reviewing several times, and she waits at least three months after a place opens before going public…
Mother’s Day is here, and it’s time to celebrate (and/or mourn) all things mom related. If you’re looking for some mommy-themed tunes to party to, weep to or reflect on, we’ve got you covered. Sit back, enjoy and send a shout-out to the mothers you love.
On May 2, the Commission on Cultural Affairs rejected Denver International Airport’s request to deaccession Michael Singer’s “Interior Garden” at DIA. But that didn’t put an end to the proposal; the deaccession request now moves to Kent Rice, director of Denver Arts & Venues, who’ll make the ultimate decision. But in the meantime, the public can send comments to Arts & Venues through Tuesday, May 16.
Though many people in Denver — and around the globe, for that matter — look to Jeanette Vizguerra, an undocumented mother-turned-activist, for inspiration, she’s got plenty of detractors, too, as we learned after Chris Walker wrote “Jeanette Vizguerra Will Stay in U.S. Until at Least 2019, Leaves Sanctuary.” Says Henry: How is…
While there have been a few shows at Red Rocks over the last few weeks, the summer season at the storied venue kicks into gear this weekend with Bonobo and Nick Murphy (Chet Faker) tonight and Lettuce tomorrow night. Swallow Hill’s Denver Ukefest continues tonight and tomorrow night and Denver All Day Fest III is at multiple venues on South Broadway. Also on tap this weekend are Flogging Molly at the Fillmore Auditorium, Old Crow Medicine Show performing Bob Dylan’s Blonde on Blonde at the Paramount Theatre and Son Volt at the Fox Theatre and Gothic Theatre.
After some but not all of Eric Jarrin’s marijuana was stolen, the Colorado resident reported what had happened. But because the crime took place in Wyoming, which has some of the strongest anti-cannabis laws in the country, the police officers who responded didn’t bother going after the thief. Instead, they promptly arrested Jarrin and fellow Colorado pal Christopher Rathe, whose actions raise an important question: Were the pair too stoned to remember they were in a state where pot is illegal?
As Mother’s Day weekend approaches, soggy Denverites looking for something to do are in luck. The following ten events offer a wide range of experiences, with everything from bargain hunting, enjoying music and comedy performances to cuddling with baby goats.
Die Antwoord, who headlined the Ogden Theatre last year, will move to much bigger digs when the duo brings its Love Drug World Tour to Red Rocks on Sunday, August 20.
What a glorious week it will prove to be, Denver. From Val Kilmer to Boston terriers, fancy flea markets and loads of beer events, there’s enough variety in this week’s 21 best events list to satisfy even the most discerning social butterfly. Keep reading for more of the best events…
Mother’s Day is just around the corner, which means you’re probably looking for a way to impress mom while getting out of making a meal for the whole family. Here are ten ideas for lunch, brunch, dinner and a good time on Satruday, May 13, and Sunday, May 14 -…
The second annual Prototyping Series is looking for submissions on the theme, “My 16th Street,” for a project this summer.
Denver is branching out, with Blue Trees-inspired events where you can contemplate creativity in silence or listen to musicians belt out the blues. Meanwhile, comics will share tales from their travels and other artists while explore gentrification here at home. Keep reading for five of the best free activities in Denver May 8-13.
Chris Brown’s the Party Tour stops at the Pepsi Center tonight with openers O.T. Genasis, Fabolous, Kap G and DC Young Fly, and E-40 comes to the Summit Music Hall tomorrow night. Also on tap this week are KONGOS, who play two nights at the Marquis Theater, actor Kiefer Sutherland brings his country-steeped songs to the Fox Theatre on Wednesday and metal acts Opeth and Gojira play Red Rocks on Thursday.
More than 200 people from the music industry form a nominating committee that helps select acts that make it onto the Westword Music Awards ballot, where readers have the chance to vote for the best acts in various genres, many of which will appear at the Westword Music Showcase on June 24.
The city is reviewing its policies for Denver’s parks, especially Civic Center, in the wake of problems — long lines, trash — during this year’s 420 Rally. But the Mile High City’s annual celebration can definitely be saved, according to readers.
It’s Cinco de Mayo weekend, and there are parties around Denver. But do people know what they’re celebrating?
Oh, how the mighty have fallen. Thirty-five years ago, the 16th Street Mall was a shining light in Denver’s tourist scene. Designed by the world-renowned I.M. Pei and Associates, the mall was supposed to be a pedestrian-friendly, well-designed hub of businesses in the heart of the city. But come 2017 and…
Comments keep coming about our pre-Tax Day story, “Why It’s So Hard to Make a Living in Denver Despite Strong Economy.” Here’s the response from one reader.
Denver’s restaurateur’s have been stepping up their game when it comes to upscale dining, offering sumptuous dining experiences, even at moderate price points. If a typical table in a crowded dining room isn’t your thing, though, you can always call ahead to these seven new eateries to see if you…
“We are not trying to be rich people,” says Roseanna Frechette, founder of Denver Artists for Rent Control. “We are trying to provide for our culture in the way artists do.” She hosted a DARCO Plan-of-Action rally last weekend at Mutiny Information Cafe, but figuring out a way to keep…
Ambitious home cooks, aspiring brewers and hopeful gardeners: There’s something for all of you this weekend. But fear not, weekend drinkers and intrepid brunchers — we could never forget about you, either. Keep reading, everyone, for the nine tastiest food and drink events this weekend. Friday, May 5 Spring is…
Dada Life brings its annual Land Before Time set to Red Rocks tonight with Slander, Pegboard Nerds, Kill Paris and Bassrooks while Aimee Mann headlines the Boulder Theater and Brother Ali is at Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom.
