This Year’s Conference on World Affairs Is “Bigger Than It’s Been in a Long Time”
This year’s CWA is in-person and online from April 13 to April 16.
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Sweat and Socialize at These Ten Run Clubs in Denver
From racers training to beat personal bests to non-runners headed straight for the brewery, there’s a group waiting to welcome you with open, sweaty arms.
Right on Track: Rocky Mountain Train Show Returns April 11-12
The Rocky Mountain Train Show has been chugging along for over forty years and still has a head of steam.
Love the DMNS Hall of Gems & Minerals? Rock Out Before It Closes for Renovations
The Coors Hall of Gems & Minerals has been a popular attraction since it opened in 1982. Now, it’s time for a reimagining.
Sacrilegious Sunday Heads to Creepatorium for an Alternative Form of Worship
Don’t worry, there will still be an Easter egg hunt.
New Book and Podcast Explores the Jesus-Elvis Connection
It’s all about the incredible synchronicities between legendary and beloved figures Elvis A. Presley and Jesus H. Christ.
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Denver Poet Takes Aim at Gun Culture With New Collection
Michael Henry’s new poetry collection Gun Poems shoots straight.
Why Boulder Artist Sandra Pratt Is Creating 100 Paintings of Red Barns
Sandra Pratt believes that red barns can connect a divided America.
Denver Residents Rejoice, Your April Horoscopes Are Here
Whether you need to set boundaries, make choices, or align with your purpose, local astrologer Ebony Monroe is here to offer guidance.
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Meet the Tree That’s Making Your Neighborhood Smell Like Semenville, USA
Spring is in the air. You can tell, because the air stinks. Blame the Callery pear.
Dog Day Afternoon: Colorado Shakespeare Festival Holds Auditions for Canine Star
On March 28, the Colorado Shakespeare Festival auditioned dozens of dogs for a scene-stealing role in Shakespeare in Love at CU Boulder.
Denver Bookstore Petals & Pages Is Closing In April
It’s the end of the chapter for this queer woman-owned bookstore in the Art District on Santa Fe.
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New Bookstore Alert: Little Blue Pigeon Lands in Larimer Square
Denver’s newest independent bookstore opens its doors — and a new era for Larimer Square.
Colorado Takes Its 150th Anniversary Celebration to New Heights with Stories in the Sky
The next event is Saturday, March 28, during Estes Park’s Frozen Dead Guy Days.
Ballyhoo Owner Blames Eviction on Red Tape, Cancel Culture
A social-media controversy spelled doom for the space.
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Art Is Activism: Denver Creators Take a Stand Against Immigration Injustice
Denver creators are making art and music and putting on events to build community and resistance in the face of immigration injustice.
Changes to a Decades-Long Open Mic Shake Denver’s Poetry Community
After one year in business inside the Mercury Cafe building, The Pearl is making some strategic changes due to financial difficulties.
The Best of Denver 2026 Is Here!
It’s our 43rd year of celebrating the best in the West.
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Can a $2.2 Million Art Project Make BRT’s Colfax Arches Less Ugly?
Meet Lui Ferreyra, one of the BRT station artists, at a March 25 event at Champagne Tiger.
Color Of Fashion Is Building Denver’s Next Fashion Generation
“Denver’s fashion scene is still evolving, which makes it an incredibly exciting place to create and innovate.”
Lighthouse Writers and MCA Denver Host Film Screening of Death by Numbers Ahead of Columbine 27th Anniversary
Death by Numbers is an award-winning documentary written by Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting survivor Sam Fuentes.
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We Can Sie More Clearly Now: Denver’s Independent Movie Theater Gets Big Upgrades
The Sie FilmCenter on East Colfax got the new enhancements to its seats, sound system, and screens after a $500,000 investment.