Audacious Theatre’s Space Conflicts Parodies Star Wars for May the 4th
This laugh-out-loud satire happens at Left Hand Brewing on May 4 and Fiction Beer Company on May 5 and 6.
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The Best May the Fourth Events in Denver This Week
Here are seven Sith-free events to celebrate Star Wars Day in Denver.
Are Airport Conspiracies Denver’s Greatest Work of Public Art?
Killer horses. Martians in the tunnels. The rumors about DIA keep taking off, most recently on TikTok.
Six Things to Do For Free in Denver (and Beyond) Today
April is going out with a roar with the Avs and Nuggets in the playoffs.
Juliet Wittman’s Again and Again Is a Window Into Living With Cancer
The book was recently spotlighted by Margaret Atwood.
Artist Showcase City Silhouettes Brings Fresh Literary Voices to the Tattered Cover
The event showcases both established authors and poets as well as new ones, presenting a unique opportunity for local writers to show off their work.
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Ten More Things to Do in Denver This Weekend
Untitled at the Denver Art Museum, poetry at the Merc and more!
Art Attack: Cities Summit Brings Satellite Shows, and More Art Openings in Denver
A brilliant mixture of studio tours, art benefits, a new reveal at PlatteForum and more!
How the Show Goes On: COVID-19 and Denver Theaters in 2023
Three years after the pandemic shutdown, productions continue to pivot.
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Red Rocks Announces 2023 Film on the Rocks and Yoga Season
Tickets go on sale this Friday!
This “Immersive Experience Into Yourself” by HOLDTIGHT Connects You to the Earth
A “multi-sensory show that tantalizes the senses and is substance for the soul.”
Small Business Spotlight: Ruby’s Market Supports Denver’s Refugee and Immigrant Makers
Each item at Ruby’s Market tells a unique story from refugees and immigrants, and offers a glimpse into the rich diversity of the city.
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Canned Goods Turns Recycling Into Fashion
You might not think much of a random empty can you throw in the recycling bin. But to jewelry designer Thomas Althaus, that can could be a bracelet and a pair of earrings.
Ten More Things to Do in Denver This Weekend
You can plant a tree, plant yourself at a new theater production, search record bins or have a purrfect time at Meow Wolf.
Restored Director’s Cut of The Doom Generation Screens in Denver for First Time in 28 Years
Does this tale of disaffected ’90s youth still speak to us?
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First Colorado Theatre Guild Auditions Come Complete With Drama
“This event is not taking anything away from people; rather, the Unified Auditions are adding to the landscape of opportunities.”
Ten Things to Do for Free in Denver (and Beyond!) This Weekend
Celebrate Earth Day!
Kathryn Cole and Edgar Dumas Exhibits Opening at CORE
“We are very simpatico and I do think we complement each other in terms of colors and thought processes.”
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Art Attack: Paint the Town at Co-ops, Parties and International Extravaganzas
Get out and see some art!
Museo de las Americas Director Claudia Moran Sets Her Sights on Expansion
After keeping its doors open through the pandemic, this Denver’s Art District on Santa Fe cornerstone jut keeps going…and growing.
New Art Installation for Cities Summit of the Americas Shows What Lies Beneath Denver’s Streets
“Pipelines” opens at a plaza in Denver that will be renamed Plaza of the Americas during the summit.
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Watch The Hills Have Eyes From a Desert Hot Spring at Scream Screen’s One-of-a-Kind Event
Pack your bags! “Scream and Soak” happens at Desert Reef Hot Springs on Sunday, April 23.