Soon after the Stoneman Douglas High School mass shooting in Parkland, Florida, Nancy Noyes of Noyes Art Designs decided to host an exhibit showcasing artworks by Denver and Boulder high school students responding to the traumatic event.
Here are five places that will help you dress for the big race on May 5.
At their core, both Overboards are traditional rich-person-learns-how-to-be-a-real-person farces, the kind of films Frank Capra and Preston Sturges used to direct in their sleep
First Friday weekend is garden of artsy delights in Denver and along the Front Range, with a good mix of art that will charm you, confound you and move you to action.
The best free and cheap events in Denver this weekend.
Your guide to laughs in Denver this May.
Steven Gordon of ANIMAL/object passed away on April 30. Before he died, he completed the 100 Colorado Creatives questionnaire.
Starring Rachel Weisz and Rachel McAdams, Disobedience is an adaptation of Naomi Alderman’s novel of the same name, about a tightly knit Orthodox Jewish community and the prodigal daughter who returns to poke holes in its way of life
… Diablo Cody and Jason Reitman have completed their trilogy of self-delusion with Tully, a gently sardonic look at a 40-year-old woman who finds herself in a cluttered house, with a clueless spouse, preparing to have a third child
Looking good this month, Denver!
This epic, the first of two final Avengers films, finds the Class of ‘12 — the core Avengers — getting together for one last rager, joined by select newbies and spazzes from the ranks of sophomores and freshmen
… Bad Samaritan — with its title sounding very Grisham — tells the story of a low-level thief who breaks into a fancy-schmancy house and discovers a woman being held captive in a plastic-lined, camera-surveilled room
Denver may be a long way from Kentucky, but there is no shortage of Derby Day delight to be had at Mile High.
Three artists take on the hot topic of housing in Finding Home at Foothills Art Center.
From video games to Star Wars on the Rocks, Denver boasts an array of cinematic delights this month.
With warmer weather on the horizon, it’s time to really start loading up that social calendar. And this week has plenty to do, from Derby parties to May the Fourth celebrations and Cinco de Mayo.
May the Fourth be with you.
Jordan Knecht is interdisciplinary art in motion—as he tells us below, he relies on whatever tools he can master as a means to an end, whether it’s for multimedia installations, fine art, performance art, making music, making noise and often, for a combination of all of the above and more.
Tickets go on sale Tuesday, May 1.
Executive director Lucille Ruibal Rivera announced last week that the gallery would be vacating its current location at 772-774 Santa Fe Drive, and was presumably ready to move about six blocks south, to a location with less visibility but more space.
Good things can come in small packages.
You can see everything from comedy to classical music in Denver without opening your wallet.
