Barbie Comes to History Colorado With Special Mini-Display
See it free on Colorado Day, August 1!
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Bright Nights Festival Brings Glowing Lantern Sculptures to Four Mile Historic Park
From dragons to terracotta warriors, these lantern sculptures were crafted in China and are now lighting up twelve acres of Four Mile in a spectacular celebration of tradition.
The Sexploratorium Opens on South Broadway for Your Learning Pleasure
“The eventual goal is to become something like Meow Wolf for sex.”
Art Attack: Chicano Murals, Untitled, Month of Video and More
Are you ready to paint the town?
Comedian Brian Posehn Visiting Time Warp Comics Saturday
“I thought I was being punked or something,” says store owner Wayne Winsett. “But it really was him.”
Denver Art Museum’s New Photography Exhibit, Personal Geographies, Invites Us to Slow Down
It’s the little (and the big) things for photographers Trent Davis Bailey and Brian Adams, who use their art to illustrate the connection between land and community.
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The Royale Sweep: All the 2023 Henry Award Winners
The Royale is the most awarded play in the Henry Awards’ history, but it wasn’t the only winner.
The Largest Earthwork by a Woman Artist Is on View in the San Luis Valley
Marguerite Humeau joined forces with Black Cube Nomadic Art Museum to look at the past, present and future of the San Luis Valley with Orisons, 84 sculptures across 160 acres.
Desert Reef Hot Springs Is Throwing the Poolside Party of the Summer
At Ballroom of Mars, you can soak in hot springs, enjoy Japanese street food from a Beard finalist chef, listen to an international selection of vinyl and enjoy a sauna and cold-plunge combo.
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Goldberg Brothers Still Makes Reels for the Movies, Including Oppenheimer
The Littleton company caters to filmmakers like Quentin Tarantino and Christopher Nolan.
Spectra’s New Immersive Experience Is a Plant-Filled, Psychedelic Dream World
Get lost in a world of rare plants and spirit creatures at Spectra Art Space’s “Novo Ita: Propagation,” a new summer immersive experience on view through September 17.
Art Attack: More Month of Video, John Fielder’s Photos, and Art and Music From Visible Planets
Are you ready to paint the town?
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Sie FilmCenter Treats Denver to the Barbenheimer Experience
Sie, the only Denver theater showing Oppenheimeron 35-millimeter film, is also hosting early screenings of Barbie! But if you want the full Barbenheimer experience, go to the Glitterbomb Party.
Adviser for Denver Art Museum’s Desert Rider Asks to Be Removed From Show
Jolt wrote on Instagram that he “wouldn’t let myself or our culture be tokenized by the institution to sell entry tickets” to the show, which focuses on Chicano culture and showcases local artists.
Rise Comedy Festival Showcases Denver Talent for Two Weekends
“Last year, Ryan Moran, who’s the head of development for comedy at Comedy Central, even gave out his email to let people contact him and send him their stuff.”
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As Wildflowers Abound, Watch Out for These Seriously Toxic Front Range Plants
Some of the most beautiful plants are also among the most poisonous. Don’t let your dogs get into these!
Denver Creative Team Hatches Eigg the Musical at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
The musical illustrates a true story you have to see to believe.
Darcie Shively Consults Magic 8 Balls and Tarot for Her Woven Art
Shively’s grandmother from Transylvania instilled in her a connection to the occult, which has found its way into the artist’s work.
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Summer 2023: Hundreds of Things to Do in Denver and Colorado
All the can’t-miss fairs, festivals and other events in Denver and Colorado.
New Comic Book Store Opens Off West Colfax
Danny the Comic Shop opens right near Casa Bonita with a celebratory block party on Saturday from 2 to 8 p.m.
Art Attack: Psychedelia, DIY With Ana Maria Hernando, and CPAC in the Building
Are you ready to paint the town?
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Joe Bob Briggs Brings His Movie Expertise to Denver This Weekend
Legendary horror host and film critic Joe Bob Briggs, of “MonsterVision” and “Joe Bob’s Drive-In Theater,” is appearing at the Archive Videostore in Aurora this weekend.