Museum of Sex Now Open in the Sexploratorium
“We know the limits: We don’t sell sex toys, we don’t have live sex. We’re an educational space only. … We can have our big picture windows and we don’t have to hide a thing.”
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Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really Stakes a Claim at the Arvada Center
Kate Hamill’s version of the vampire saga makes its comedic, blood-soaked regional debut just in time for spooky season.
Art From Burning Man Finds a Home in Aurora
Developer Carla Ferreira has filled Hogan Park with incredible sculptures, including work from the Burning Man Festival and beyond.
A Guide to American Traditional Tattoo Shops in Denver
Here are five walk-in tattoo shops blasting out the best American traditional tattoos in Denver.
Denver’s Oldest Rocky Horror Show Shadow Cast Returns With Award-Winning LGBTQ+ Theater
Give yourself over to absolute pleasure, as Dr. Frank-N-Furter would say, and catch Two Cent Lion Theatre’s largest production to date.
The Shows Must Go On: Immersive Art Keeps Evolving in the Mile High
How Denver became an immersive hub, from Lonnie Hanzon’s pioneering work to the growth of Off-Center and Meow Wolf.
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Michelle Obama Makes Surprise Visit to Tattered Cover
“You guys be good…and remember to vote,” said the former first lady, who’s touting The Light Within Us.
Ginger White Brunetti Gets Straight to the Art in Aurora
The former head of Denver Arts & Venues is now leading Library and Cultural Services in Colorado’s third-largest city.
The Best Fall Hikes in Colorado for Seeing Leaves Change
Take a scenic byway around the largest flat-top mountain in the world or hike trails in Aspen, Silverthorne, Crested Butte and more.
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Denver Art Scene Is on Fire This Weekend With New Exhibitions
Catch the color fields of Alma Thomas, moving pictures at the Digerati Experimental Media Festival, outdoor painting at Street Wise’s Mural Fest and more.
Boulder Named One of Three Finalists to Host Sundance
Boulder is a likely contender to host the Sundance Film Festival starting in 2027. Here’s what this means for the city’s arts, tourism and economy.
Denver Fall Events Guide: Hundreds of Things to Do
As the temperature drops, Colorado’s cultural scene heats up.
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Artist Jim Green, Who Created “Train Call” at the Denver Airport, Has Departed
He captured the sounds of this city, from murmuring sidewalks to singing sinks.
Colorado Festival of Horror Scares Up the Season This Weekend
Spooky season is here, kicking off with the Colorado Festival of Horror over the Friday the 13th weekend.
Mile High Comics, Denver’s Oldest Comic Book Store, Celebrates 50 Years
Dive into the history of Denver’s oldest comic store, which is celebrating five decades devoted to four-color art and lit.
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Off-Center Wants to Create a Sustainable Ecosystem for Immersive Work
“Our strategy and model going forward is to produce our own work every other year and, in between, to bring in the coolest stuff we can find from around the world.”
Take Your Pick: Eight Apple Orchards Near Denver to Visit This Fall
Celebrate the harvest season, shop at local farm stands and pick a peck at these eight apple orchards near Denver.
Travel Westword: Adventure, Co-Work and Build Community at The PAD
Whether you’re a digital nomad looking for a place to work for the week or you’re bringing the whole family, The PAD has a room to suit your travel needs.
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Dateless in Denver: He Was Not Her Typical Man, but He Was Wanted…Very Wanted
The last time she saw her date, he was running down Colfax.
Tarantula Tourism Has Put La Junta on the Map
La Junta’s Tarantula Fest this weekend includes a mating-season safari.
September First Friday: All the Hot Spots to Hit This Weekend
Muralists take over Alto, a photographer channels H.P. Lovecraft, and CHAC artists examine what it means to be Chicano.
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West Side Books Is Transition City
The Northside favorite is ready to start a new chapter with a September 7 celebration.