A Grab Bag of Art at Co-ops, Commercial Galleries and the State Capitol This Week
You can’t go wrong no matter what you choose to see this weekend.
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Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estés Reyés Discusses Healing Ways of Natural Medicine
Appointed to the Natural Medicine Advisory Board by Governor Jared Polis, the legendary author of Women Who Run With the Wolves will share inspirational stories.
Married at First Sight Recap: Couples Reveal They Faked Storylines, Plotted Everything Behind the Scenes
“Everything that you see was planned,” Clare said during the first reunion episode.
How Sammy Anzer and Ed Bell’s Album, Residual Income, Is Changing the Denver Comedy Scene
Inspired by punk-rock bands, two Denver-based comedians collaborate to release a comedy album through the label Burn This Records.
Long Live Tattoo Festival Debuts in Black Hawk With Top-Tier Artists and Major Draws
The needle drops on this new event over 4/20 weekend with acclaimed artists and one-of-a-kind experiences for pros and newbies alike.
Flower Power: Gardens Will Rise Again in Civic Center Park This Summer
“We know it’s the people’s park, and the people are going to make it the most beautiful park this summer.”
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Pete Davidson Adds Multiple Colorado Shows to Comedy Tour
Tickets to see the new dates will go on sale Friday, April 12, with local presales starting Wednesday, April 10.
Coloradans Can Catch a Partial Eclipse Today: Here’s How
If you want to wait until 2045, there will be a full eclipse right over Colorado. But in the meantime…
Keep Your Eye on the Ball: Where Is Lonnie Hanzon’s Coors Field Sculpture?
“The Evolution of the Ball” framed the west entrance to the ballpark on Opening Day in April 1995. But it was benched by the creation of McGregor Square.
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Comedy Works Owner Shares Her Favorite Comedians, Memories and More
From backstage with Dave Chappelle to big compliments from George Lopez, Wende Curtis has much to share after over two decades of owning Comedy Works.
First Friday in April: Solar Signs Lights Up Denver and Gallery Shows Bloom Everywhere
From narrative paintings at Alto to happenings at the Museo, here are the best art activities this weekend.
A Free Drag Show Blooms at the Block for First Fridays
Blossom Party showcases a rotation of artists, many of whom are Club Q survivors and impacted community members.
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The Mask in Your Dreams Is Crossing the Finish Line
In just days, the Kickstarter met its $8,000 goal…and then some.
Forty Things Every Newcomer to Denver Must Do (Before Reading the Best of Denver)
The Best of Denver is not for beginners.
Award-Winning Denver Novelist Shares Key Advice on Writing a Book
Want to be a writer? Take a page out of Carter Wilson’s book.
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Flash Sale on $2 Colorado State Fair Tickets Today
The sale runs from 10 a.m. to noon, or whenever 50,000 tickets are sold.
A Fresh Take on Jane Austen’s Emma Comes to the Denver Center
Kate Hamill’s innovative adaptation transforms this classic story into a lively screwball comedy about a “slightly flawed yet relatable heroine.”
The Agenda Theatre Breaks Into the Local Scene by Amplifying Queer Voices
“Queer talent in Denver is so fierce right now,” says founder Danté J. Finley.
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Reader: Colorado Continues to Be One of the Worst Places to Date
Married at First Sight just wrapped up its Denver season…and the couples all split.
Ride Into the Weekend With New Art at Union Hall, the Museo, Leon and More
Time to get out and paint the town!
The Twenty Best Books About Colorado
From Stephen King to Jack Kerouac and Willa Cather and more, here are the best books set in the Centennial State.
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Curious Theatre Company Launches Fundraiser: “We’re at a Crossroads”
To cover its deficit, the Denver-based theater company must raise $250,000 by July.