100 Colorado Creatives 4.0: Sierra Montoya Barela
A young artist a few years out of art school at the Rhode Island School of Design, Sierra Montoya Barela is now back in her home town of Denver making waves in local alternative gallery spaces.
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Book It: The Five Best Literary Events This Week
Get your bookmarks ready.
Butterflies, Rainbows, Pineapples and More at Global Dance Festival
Rainbows, fur and lights abounded.
Reader: If Puppies Were Being Mistreated, the Animals Would Be Confiscated
The interactive aquarium opened in June without appropriate licensing, and is still under investigation.
100 Colorado Creatives 4.0: Mairead Case
Mairead Case is a small-press author and a former birthday-party clown.
Weekend Warriors: Four of the Best Cheap Workouts in Denver
This weekend offers plenty by ways of workouts. Looking to combine your workout with your wellness routine? This list has got you covered. Want to bring your dog to yoga? Check. Keep reading for a full list of weekend workouts, both free and cheap.
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Ten Things to Do in Denver for $10 and Under (Six Free)
Don’t let this weekend go by without some free and cheap fun.
Fifteen Things for Art Lovers to Do and See on First Friday Weekend
Hit the galleries this weekend.
The Third Murder, From Hirokazu Kore-eda, Is a Crime Drama Like No Other
The case turns, at first, on a tricky legal question: Did this man commit a robbery and then a murder, or did he murder his victim and then happen to take his wallet?
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Super Mario Bros. and Princess Peach Light Up Global Dance Festival
The parking lot at Mile High Stadium was turned into a fantasy land.
Finally, Some Good News: Netflix’s Like Father With Kristen Bell, Kelsey Grammer Worth Your Time
… Like Father, it turns out, is an emotional, heartfelt depiction of what it’s really like to reconnect with a loved one after they’ve hurt you irreparably, but with some solid laugh lines and none of the melodramatic sap
The Ten Best Comedy Shows in Denver in August
From Margaret Cho to Kathy Griffin and the High Plains Comedy Festival, August boasts one of the best months in comedy of 2018.
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Happy Birthday, Colorado: The Doctor Is In
Tom Noel and other members of the State Historians Council will be at the History Colorado Center today, August 1.
Like Its Fallen America, Lauren Greenfield’s Generation Wealth Is Too Much All at Once
Greenfield searches for commonalities between her subjects, linking the tacky and Trumpy nouveau riche to the strippers and pornographic performers who embody her conviction that for American women the body itself is a commodity
The Spy Who Dumped Me Squanders Kate McKinnon’s Kate McKinnon-ness
McKinnon has for a couple of years now been on a collision course with just this sort of role, one that, in order to fulfill the dictates of programmatic movie plotting, demands she surrender much of what audiences love about Kate McKinnon
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Review: Take a Summer Trip Through Colorado Art at Walker, Sandra Phillips
Summer used to be the time when galleries kicked back and presented thrown-together shows of stock from the back room. No longer.
The Unusual Suspect: Josiah Hesse Explores Ex-Evangelical Life in Carnality
Josiah Hesse talks about the launch of Carnality: Sebastian Phoenix and the Dark Star, his literary venture Suspect Press, cruiser bikes, artistic Jedi, and how his devotion to the Mile High City fits into it all.
Keep Your Eye on the Ball: Lonnie Hanzon Cries Foul on Colorado Rockies
The Colorado Rockies are planning a big development for where Lonnie Hanzon’s sculpture now stands.
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The Denver Museum of Miniatures, Dolls and Toys Is Going Places
As the face of the Denver Museum of Miniatures, Dolls and Toys, DMMDT executive director Wendy Littlepage has worked hard to attract millennials while preserving strong relationships with more traditional audiences of the very young and the very old. Almost single-handedly, Littlepage has not only kept the museum, located since…
Review: Cry-Baby Is a Nifty Fifties Sendup at the Bug Theatre
It’s in a regional premiere at the Bug.
The 21 Best Events in Denver, July 31 Through August 6
Books, breaking barriers, Mexican rodeo, National IPA Day. What isn’t being celebrated in Denver this week?
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Should Artists Be Paid for Being Artists? “Yes,” Says Drew Austin
Drew Austin thinks so. But how?