The New Portal Thermaculture Pop-Up in Boulder Offers Saunas, Cold Plunges and Community
The co-founders plan to open two brick-and-mortar locations in Colorado before the end of the year.
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Married at First Sight Recap: Final Couple Divorces in All-Time Least Successful Season
Michael says “I don’t” on Decision Day, ending the season’s last surviving marriage.
Fun Buns: The Keester Club Is a Fan Club for Those Who Love the Booty
Denver artist Joe Murray’s latest creative endeavor is pretty cheeky.
Can’t Stop the Presses: Denver’s Small Press Fest Returns
The Small Press Fest celebrates artists and activists who are making a difference through zines, journals, prints and more.
Squid Game‘s Phalisia Boothe on Villain Edits, Life After the Show…and Using Condoms as Chapstick
“I got an edit as this sexist, lesbian, man-hating person and that’s definitely not me.”
Motus Theater’s TRANSformative Stories Shares Trans Truth With Legislators
“These are the kinds of personal stories that people need to hear and need to see, especially for Transgender Day of Visibility” on March 31.
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The Coolest Things We Saw at the 2024 Toy and Doll Supershow
From weird Barbie accessories to the priciest item, here’s what stood out at the annual Toy and Doll Supershow.
Enter a Vivid, Vanishing Dream World in Ken Gun Min’s The Lost Paradise at MCA Denver
Dazzling scenes of woven, painted materials transport viewers into an effervescent world.
Three Reasons to Love the Denver Botanic Gardens
Here are three reasons why the Denver Botanic Gardens is one of our favorite city gems.
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Colorado Premiere of Raisin at Town Hall Arts Center Celebrates Black Voices
“It’s an experience that everybody needs to know, especially since Black history is trying to be erased from schools.”
New Art in Denver Lights Up the Weekend With Mo’Print’s Studio Tour and More
Plus, an urban hike and mural tour led by Troop 5280.
The Ten Best Movies Filmed in Colorado
Lawmakers will rally today to extend the state’s Film Tax Credit.
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Married at First Sight Recap: Michael Gets Cold Feet Heading Into Decision Day
Denver might be the worst city to film a dating show in.
SNL Alum Darrell Hammond Calls Denver “the Ultimate American City”
Ahead of his upcoming Comedy Works South shows, one of SNL‘s longest-running cast members shares insight into his career, meeting Richard Pryor and his love for Denver.
Lemme See It Is Denver’s Newest Standup Comedy Showcase
Lemme See It combines standup laughs with award-winning local films, hosted by Preston Tompkins and Stephen Agyei (Bojack Horseman, Abbott Elementary).
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Su Teatro’s Play About Boulder Bombing Is “Like Getting History Shot Through Your Veins”
“Our history should really be taught in schools so people don’t walk around and think that racism doesn’t exist in our country.”
Cost of Living Brings Two Denver Theaters Together for a Pioneering Disability Story
Curious Theatre Company and Phamaly Theatre Company team up for the regional premiere of Martyna Majok’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play.
Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald Blends Humor and Heritage at Comedy Works for St. Paddy’s Day
From comedian to veterinarian to conservationist, what can’t this contemporary renaissance man do?
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New Art Happenings Land in Denver, With Mo’Prints Galore and Sushe and Tracy Felix at Havu Gallery
It may be snowy, but that doesn’t mean you can’t paint the town.
Married at First Sight Recap: Only One Couple Left Standing With Five Episodes Left in Season
Five of the six pairings have failed in the show’s first Denver-based season.
Max Coleman’s New Painting Series Debuts at the Banshee House in RiNo
One of Denver’s biggest street artists discusses gratitude, storytelling and the power of blue cows.
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Two Shrek Events Hit Denver’s Swamp This Week
The Mile High City is getting Shreked this week, with both Shrek the Musical and a Shrek Drag Brunch.