Reader: Nothing Wrong With Riding to Red Rocks
Red Rocks has scenery and a drum circle this Sunday.
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Mirus Gallery Brings International Urban Art Into Changing Denver
Outside the soon-to-open Mirus Gallery on a warm April day, Art Poesia, a hefty man in a baggy winter coat, unloads a U-Haul truck full of large-scale abstract paintings.
Sarita Peralta on Style, Fashion and Family at Viva la Sirena
Viva la Sirena at the Museo de las Americas offered a modern twist on the Pachuca legacy.
The Best Hill Climbs Near Denver for Road Bikers
Looking for a road-bike challenge this summer? Here’s your guide.
Ten Things to Do in Denver for $10 and Under
Another weekend nears in Denver, and the city’s citizens are eager to make the most of the warming climes by getting out to explore the Mile High
100 Colorado Creatives 4.0: Android Jones
Digital virtual-reality artist Android Jones is 100 percent a product of Boulder County, born and bred in Lyons and infused with a deeply rooted Boulderite’s spiritual, new-agey, burner’s sensibility.
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Five Arty Things to Do and See This Weekend
Sometimes you have to go the extra mile to see great art.
Review: Two Pirate Shows Explore House and Garden
At Pirate, Judith Grey looks at housekeeping, while Laura Phelps Rogers brings the outdoors inside.
The Academy Awards Gives Denver Film Society a FilmWatch Grant
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which runs the Academy Awards, has granted $10,000 to the Denver Film Society, to support its CineLatino programming.
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Podcast Profiles: R. Alan Brooks of Mother F**ker in a Cape
Westword caught up with Brooks to discuss nerddom’s changing landscape, networking at DiNK and Mother F**ker in a Cape’s upcoming series of episodes discussing sexual harassment in the comics community.
Nancy Smith and Frequent Flyers: Still Hanging Around Thirty Years Later
Nancy Smith launched Frequent Flyers Aerial Dance in 1988, never knowing whether or not she’d one day be celebrating its thirtieth anniversary.
Vida Is a Stellar Series About American Identity
Told through the unique lens of this Latinx family, Vida is a statement on upward mobility and the privilege of being able to outgrow your home
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Review: Challenging Locations, Intriguing Shows for ATC/DEN and Alto
Denver’s voracious development has been eating up studio and art-collective spaces.
The House of Tomorrow Builds a Better Indie-Quirk Grown-Up Story
The House of Tomorrow sticks to a time-tested coming-of-age template that’s as common in the indie world as the superhero origin story is in the studio world
Shiny Garden Sows Seeds of Diversity Through Geek Culture
Nikki Ebright’s working to diversify Denver’s geek culture.
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Review: Arvada’s Sunday in the Park With George Is on Point
Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine have turned George Seurat’s Painting into a musical.
In I Feel Pretty, Amy Schumer Defeats, Discovers Herself
The problem with I Feel Pretty isn’t that it’s offensive but that it’s often plodding and unfunny, almost as if its creators are afraid to have too much fun with such a loaded premise
The 21 Best Events in Denver, April 24-30
The best events in Denver the week of April 24-30, 2018.
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Westworld Is Smarter and Better, but It Demands a Bloody Price
The new season finds Maeve (Thandie Newton), the host who played madam to Westworld’s bevy of robot whores, scouring the park for the daughter she was given in a previous “narrative” … and who continues to haunt her dreams
100 Colorado Creatives 4.0: Fallene Wells
Fallene Wells runs her Uptown salon, Let Em Have It, as a Green Circle- and B Corp-certified corporation.
Brantley Hargrove on Chasing Storms and Tim Samaras
The author will be at the Tattered Cover April 23.
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Ghost Stories Debunks Myth That Horror Anthology Can’t be Excellent
Equal parts spooky and cheeky, this film nails its black humor and finds a bizarre but satisfying conclusion to manage all the loose ends