The Snow Must Go On! Arapahoe Basin Reopening May 27.
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Reader: Is There Any Logic to Keeping the Denver Zoo Closed?
We can’t go to the zoo, but the animals aren’t going anywhere.
Reader: If We Behave, We Can Have Nice Things…Like the Gardens
Tickets are sold out for the entire weekend.
Beach, Beach, Beach: State Park Swimming Areas Closed This Weekend
But you can still hike and even camp.
Denver Zoo Asks City, State for Permission to Reopen
Hand sanitizer? Check. Mask ordinance? Check. Animals? Of course. Guests? Not yet.
Back in Bloom: Denver Botanic Gardens Reopens May 22
The York Street location is reopening…with limits.
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Take a Bite: New Poetry Anthology Serves Up “Thought for Food”
Thought for Food will benefit Denver Food Rescue.
Join Control Group Productions for a Socially Distanced Car Caravan
“We’re just excited that we are representing a thing you can do without being a jerk.”
Gulp! Artists Attacked While Painting Mural of Masked Women Kissing
“Yes, we can get through this together.”
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Water World Won’t Open in 2020. Elitch’s and Lakeside? Maybe…
Colorado’s largest water park is closing to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Ink Lounge Sells Screen Prints to Benefit Access Gallery
Ink Lounge is throwing an online show of artist-made prints.
Top Ten Weird and Wonderful Attractions in Colorado
Erin K. Barnes wrote the book on Colorado.
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Erin Barnes Wrote the Book on Colorado Getaways
Much of the state may still be shut down, but it’s all out there, waiting.
Colorado Creatives: Jesse Frazier
“I saw paintings in my head that I wasn’t seeing in life, and I just had to get those images out of my head.”
How to Build a Journal: Stain’d Arts Workshop Has the Write Stuff
A second session begins today, May 18.
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CSU Flower Trial Garden Plucks a Bouquet of Winning Perennials
Here are the winners of the last trials.
Sputnik Resurrects the Ghosts of South Broadway
A new art installation at Sputnik pays homage to the customers who are no longer there.
Saddle Up for the Summer of Lonesome Dove
Larry McMurtry just won a Reading the West award; you can vote for other winners.
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Celebrate Public Lands Day at Home…or Over Ten Miles Away
The state now has 42 parks, although one is definitely off limits.
Art Attack: Mask Up for Eleven Gallery Shows You Can Visit Now
After COVID-19 closures, the galleries are opening up again.
DCPA Postpones Its Fall Production of Hamilton Over COVID-19
COVID-19 cancellations have upended the DCPA show and staff.
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These Aurora Landlords Have Their Tenants Covered
Their building in Aurora happened to have a stash of mask-making materials.