Ten More Things to Do in Denver (and Beyond) This Weekend
As March moves into April, this city’s cultural scene isn’t fooling around.
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Get Outside: Stargazing Destinations and Dark Skies in Colorado
Did you miss out on the Northern Lights in Colorado? There will be more opportunities to see them in the coming years, but these locations are always awe-inspiring.
A Slate of Celebs Coming to Denver for FAN EXPO
Meet Steve from “Blues Clues,” Chevy Chase, Mario Lopez, Neve Campbell, Matthew Lillard and more. But it’ll cost you.
Ten Things to Do for Free in Denver This Weekend
March is going out with a roar…and plenty of fun events.
South Park Episode Combines Coney Island Hot Dog With Casa Bonita
Trey Parker and Matt Stone seem to be reflecting on their Casa Bonita purchase in the South Park episode “DikinBaus Hot Dogs.”
Art Attack: Goodbye to MoP, and Hello to New Exhibitions Around Denver
Mark Sink talks Andy Warhol and more at RedLine, Next Gallery opens two new solo shows, and more amazing art to experience in Denver.
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RISE, Blue Bench’s Annual Art Show, Is Created by Survivors of Sexual Violence
“My hope is that survivors feel like they still have a voice through an art show that encourages them to recognize their vulnerability and strength.”
Drag Queen Dixie Krystals Reprises Role in La Cage aux Folles This April
Don’t miss out on Town Hall Arts Center’s production of the beloved queer musical “La Cage aux Folles,” which inspired the Robin Williams film “The Birdcage.”
Green Spaces Market Allows Small Business to Thrive in RiNo
When Jevon Taylor was priced out of RiNo, he bought into Green Spaces Market, which opens with eleven vendors on April 1.
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Six More Things to Do in Denver This Weekend and Beyond
March is going out with a roar, from dinosaurs in Jurassic World Dominion to the reopening of Seven Falls.
Reader: Better a Revived Frozen Dead Guy Days Than No Party at All
The festival moved from Nederland to Estes Park, and reviews are running hot and cold.
Denver’s Ten Most Famous Public Works of Art
From the possibly cursed “Blucifer” outside of DIA to Donald Lipski’s “The Yearling” outside of the Central Public Library, Denver has long been known for its public art.
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At the ACC Spring Lit Fest, $25 Gets You Breakfast, Lunch and Bookworm Joy
“We want to make it as beautiful, meaningful and significant as possible.”
Art Attack: All the New Art to See This Week at Denver Galleries
Indigenous photographer Cara Romero lectures at the DAM, and Month of Photography marches on with new openings.
Travel to The Mourning Tree With Soul Penny Circus for a Theatrical Aerial Performance
The show is about a traveling circus that ventures into an enchanted forest to discover the mysteries of a tree spirit.
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Fever: Performing a Fashion Manifesto Explores the Relationship Between Gender and Clothing
Queer and trans Denver artists are mounting a stunning performance piece in a secret location that subverts typical ideas of fashion shows.
We Went to the “New” Frozen Dead Guy Days, and It Was Hot!
Frozen Dead Guy Days saw a lot of change this year with its move to Estes Park, but many festival attendees thought it was the best one yet.
Phamaly’s Spring Awakening Is “Like Germany Meets a My Chemical Romance Concert”
Phamaly Theatre Company’s disability-affirming production of “Spring Awakening” opens at Northglenn Arts on March 23.
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Five Things to Do for Free in Denver This Weekend
Spring has sprung, with free exhibits, concerts and discussions popping up all over the Mile High City.
Ten More Things to Do in Denver Today and Tomorrow
Everything from the March Powwow to Frozen Dead Guy Days, the Jewish Film Festival, Bugs! and Beer Here.
Need a Laugh-Out-Loud Comedy? See Arvada Center’s The Book Club Play
“Overall, I just hope people take away a fun time at the theater.”
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Spring Theater Roundup: The Triumphs, Failures and Hilarity of the Human Experience
It’s all about the triumphs, the hilarity, and … the discomfort.