Five Picks from Colorado Filmmakers at the Denver Short Film Festival
“Colorado has a thriving film scene, but it doesn’t always get the attention it deserves.”
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IndyInk Reopens Denver Warehouse and Rehires Workers After Layoffs
The stalwart local design firm and print company has decided to pull part of its production operations back to Denver.
Ski-In, Ski-Out Exhibition by Contemporary Artist Alex Israel Will Debut at Aspen Mountain
Heaven brings new life to a long-shuttered cabin, thirty departed celebrities and a former pop-culture retailer.
Art Attack: Casa Bonita Show at Next and More Arty Parties This Weekend
From the pinkest building in Lakewood to Valentine hearts…
Out of the Box: Denver’s First Permanent Immersive Studio Could Open in 2025
“In the same way Orlando’s a destination for theme parks, Denver can be a destination for immersive.”
Need a Hug? Denver’s Professional Cuddlers Are Here to Help
“When was the last time someone touched you – not by accident, not out of obligation, but with care and intention?”
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Extracted Premiere: Denver Competitor Sees Little Screen Time, but Conifer Contestant Stands Out
Although we saw little from the Denver-based competitors, another survivalist is doing Colorado proud.
Will This Colorado Illustrator’s Anti-MAGA Artwork Go Viral… Again?
After Christopher Cox’s satirical design blew up during Trump’s first term, he’s decided to take aim once more – this time at Elon Musk.
What We Learned After Testing RTD-Denver’s New ART Route
RTD-Denver has a new ART District Connector route. Here’s what it was like on First Friday.
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The Saga of Charlie, the Tattered Cover Mannequin
In 1990, beloved Tattered customer Charlie Shugarts inspired the fiberglass mascot that still bears his name.
Pupperazzi Welcome at Fifth Annual Goldens in Golden Event
Hundreds of Golden retrievers visited Golden’s Parfet Park February 8 for the annual Goldens in Golden event.
New Pitch-a-Friend Event to Connect Gen X Singles Via PowerPoint Presentations
The March 4 dating experience is exclusively for people aged 44 to sixty.
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Sample the Sensual at Valentine’s Day Kink Tasting
From impact play to electro-stim, Denver’s Sexploratorium hosts an interactive evening for the kink-confident and curious.
RedLine’s Living Land Exhibition Confronts the Climate Crisis Through Art
The resident artists create works for a timely exhibition about climate change, identity and artistic activism.
Denver Art Museum Extends Wild Things Exhibit
Wild Things: The Art of Maurice Sendak at the Denver Art Museum has been extended due to popular demand.
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Out of This World: Aurora Art Teacher’s Drawing Displayed in the International Space Station
Thad McCauley wanted to be an astronaut when he grew up. Instead, he became an art teacher. But now his art is in space.
Black Stories Matter: Aurora Fox’s Gee’s Bend Preserves History
“This is not something just for me – it’s so Black history is not forgotten. Every time somebody tells a story, somebody is going to learn something.”
First Friday in February Brings Big Art Shows to Denver
Melanie Walker immerses viewers in ghostly visions, Westwood screams for paletero ice cream carts, and Alto Gallery brings the street indoors.
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12 Best Things to Do in Englewood
New shops, diverse experiences and trusted staples make the South Broadway area of Englewood worth exploring.
Michael Gadlin Exhibition Transforms Frisian Motors Into Art Haven
“I’ve been a professional artist for decades, and I always look for ways to reach new audiences. I can check my ego enough to show basically anywhere.”
Dating Is a Dumpster Fire: Comedy Show Highlights Horrors of Dating for Valentine’s Day
Denver’s struggling singles find solace in their suffering with Dayna McTavish.
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Photos: Far East Center Celebrated the Lunar New Year
Welcome to the Year of the Snake!