Sixteen-Year-Old Colorado Magician Competes on Penn & Teller: Fool Us Reality Show
“This is it,” Liam Abner says. “Magic is going to be my life.”
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R-E-S-P-E-C-T: Denver Women’s Wrestling Group to Put on Quarterly Show February 21
Find out what respect means to the women’s wrestling fans of Denver this Friday.
Kevin Fitzgerald’s Memoir Chronicles a Life of Comedy, Conservation and Rock and Roll
It Started With a Turtle: tells the life story of the Denver-born veterinarian, comedian and television star.
New PlatteForum Exhibit Asks What Suncor Could Be Instead of an Oil Refinery
“There’s lots to despair about, but I would love to spend some time imagining what a different future could look like.”
Japanese Thrift Store Nikkei Treasures Prepares First-Ever Doll Sale
The never-before-seen collection offers a unique opportunity to learn about Denver’s cultural heritage this weekend.
SNL Cast Members Past and Present Coming to Comedy Works
Michael Longfellow, Jay Pharoah, Melissa Villaseñor and Luke Null have shows coming up.
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Extracted Episode Two: Colorado Teams Are Holding Steady and Have Formed a Friendly Alliance
The Denver and Conifer contestants are faring well despite a hypothermia scare and dehydration challenges.
Controlled Chaos: Denver Furniture Makers Work Among Chickens and Bees
But the menagerie doesn’t stop there. Each piece David Larabee and Dexter Thornton create is something of a creature itself.
Ten Best Things to Do in Arvada
Arvada has a thriving downtown that is in the midst of a renaissance.
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The Nasty Show at Comedy Works Is Denver’s Edgiest Night Out
“Standup comedy is supposed to be for adults and it should be the comics saying what they want, uncensored.”
All You Need Is Love: Denver Couples Tie the Knot at 2025 Valentine’s Day Marriage Marathon
All of the newlyweds who spoke with Westword actually met in Denver.
From Aurora to Saturday Night Live: Bowen Yang’s Best Bits on Weekend Update
The comedian got his first taste of comedy at Smoky Hill High School.
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Control Group’s Field Trip Turns Colfax into a Living, Breathing Archive
A radical, interactive three-part performance that explores Colfax Avenue’s mad, queer and disobedient histories blurs the line between activism and performance.
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.”
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.
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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.”
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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?”
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.
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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.