Jump on your yoga mat and into a weekend’s worth of workouts and wellness events. Whether breakfast burritos or mimosas are your motivation, here are five options to get you sweating and relaxing before the work week starts up again.
Get busy on the cheap.
There’s something for all sorts of moms to do this Mother’s Day weekend.
Max Kauffman’s work is expansive.
Denver Fitness Week is back for a third year, and Denver’s best boutique fitness studios are flexing their muscles and their pricing for greater community access and unique workouts.
Your guide to Denver’s art scene.
As they leap through the years, West and Cohen give us a compelling account of Ginsburg’s key cases, starting from her days as a lawyer with the ACLU’s Women’s Rights Project.
Mike Whiting’s sculptures have sprouted.
In the most pivotal, unforgettable scene, Jen holes up in a cave to engage in a ritual you know from almost every movie ever made about violent heroism: She has to patch herself up
Don’t forget to do your Mother’s Day shopping.
If the original cut was a couple of Desplechin distinct movies loaded into a woodchipper and then splatted all out on the screen, this new, longer Ismael’s Ghosts at least can be said to beef up the splats
Schoenaerts and Exarchopoulos exhibit the kind of empathetic, in-sync performances that legitimize onscreen romances, almost selling why Bibi would throw her life away to be with a man who incessantly lies to her
This week, get to know lowrider culture at Museo de las Americas, find gifts for loved ones at the Horseshoe Market, make tortillas for a good cause or catch a comedy or art show.
The second of Meridith Friedman’s storytelling trio premieres at Curious Theatre.
Denver residents will find plenty to do in their free time — and it’s all free.
Tiny Shoulders starts to feel like a publicity exercise for the brand — an attempt to humanize the company by showing us the real women behind all that plastic
Here’s a woman who has spent her entire life helping others and not being a piece of shit, and unless she or the club touched you personally, you probably didn’t know she existed until you read this or saw the film
Interdisciplinary and in touch with nature and her surroundings, Jess Webb segues between music, performance and installation easily, while searching for ways to connect artists with audiences in a community-minded way.
Are you looking for lit in all the wrong places? Here are the right ones.
Forget the big box stores. Do your shopping at these summer flea markets.
Ghost hunters and lovers of the supernatural no longer have to wait for Halloween to check out Denver’s ghost scene.
{Lucrecia Martel) transforms Benedetto’s epic into a dizzying, sensory head trip about a man’s gradual psychological decay, allowing larger historical and political themes to emerge organically from her meticulous formal compositions
