Seven Super-Cool Summer Camps
Here are seven sublime selections for a summer camps in Denver.
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Ten Memorial Day Events, Festivals and Markets in Denver
People have an agenda, even on Memorial Day weekend, so it takes a gamut of festivals and events to please everyone.
Forget the Cold: The Elitch Gardens Water Park Opens This Weekend.
In true Colorado fashion, many bold souls will break out their bathing suits and flip-flops and water parks.
Ten Things to Do for $10 or Less This Weekend (Nine Free!)
Memorial Day Weekend is here, and there’s fun in store.
Ten Things for Art Lovers to Do Over Memorial Day Weekend in Denver
Hey, it’s a long weekend: Take in some art, spruce up your patio garden or turn on your thinking machine for some performance art.
Hitting the Road This Weekend? Make Your Trip Scenic!
The state has 26 designated scenic and historic byways.
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Review: Serious Play Takes a Seriously Fun Look at Midcentury Modern
The Denver Art Museum show holds up through repeated visits.
Scruffy Murphy’s Comedy Open Mic Survives Disappearing Hosts
Can a comedy open mic be cursed? Your answer might depend upon what era of Scruffy Murphy’s Irish Pub you encountered.
Review: Josh Hartwell’s Queen of Conspiracy Rules at Miners Alley
it’s no mystery why this world premiere is a success.
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Book It: The Five Best Literary Events This Week
Pack your sunscreen and stay hydrated for these five best local literary bets.
The 21 Best Events in Denver, May 20 Through May 26
Denver Day of Rock, a very burger weekend, festivals, art, music and more!
Colorado Creatives: Timothy Orr
The curtain will soon raise on the 2019 Colorado Shakespeare Festival.
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Colorado Book Awards Announce 2019 Winners
The 28th annual Colorado Book Awards honored the best in Colorado literature on Saturday, May 18.
Buntport Brings Back Something Is Rotten, a Hilarious Take on Hamlet
It’s not easy being funny about Shakespeare, but this troupe does it with ease.
Reader: Denver Is One of the Worst Cities for Architects
After I.M. Pei’s passing, readers remember his contributions to Colorado.
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How Denver Trashed Legendary Architect I.M. Pei’s Legacy
Of the architect’s major projects here, only one remains unmolested.
Get Ready for Summer 2019!
We’re packing our annual guide with hundreds of hot events and cool activities.
Denver Comic Con Is Dead. Long Live Denver Pop Culture Con!
Two of the re-branded Denver Pop Culture Con’s organizers speak out about the coming year, fan feedback and all things nerdalicious coming up at Mile High.
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Jihad Milhem’s Mosque Sets the Stage for Post-9/11 Reconciliation
The tragic events of September 11, 2001 changed everything for actor and playwright Jihad Milhem, the son of a Palestinian Muslim from the West Bank and a white American mother.
Ten Things to Do for $10 or Less This Weekend (Nine Free)
Good food, good causes, good times.
Colorado Creatives Redux: Bree Davies
She’s fighting to keep Denver beautifully weird, accessible and open to all.
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Roadkill Meets Foliage at Denver’s New Oddity Shop, the Terrorium
The Terrorium Shop, a new oddity shop in Denver’s Berkeley neighborhood, offers one-of-a-kind art pieces that combine living foliage with taxidermy and bones.