Blue skies reigned at Saturday’s Horseshoe Craft and Flea Market in Berkeley Park, where more than 100 craft and flea market vendors set up their tents in a parking lot at 46th Avenue and Tennyson Street. That noted, it couldn’t have been a more beautiful day for mother-daughter bonding, people…
Solve one set of problems, get another. That’s the central theme of Alexi Kaye Campbell’s The Pride, now playing at the Paragon Theatre, which takes a look at the relationships of three characters transposed onto different eras: In 1958, Oliver, Philip and Sylvia struggle as the two men, one closeted…
Back in the days when Show and Tell was still an outdoor adventure blog called On the Edge, writer Ted Alvarez brought us an interesting post about how mountain lions in Colorado are increasingly moving through urban areas. And as proof that nothing on the interenets ever dies, more than…
This summer, don’t forget that it is important to hold onto at least one thing you’ve got, because it does matter if it makes it or not: The 88-Drive-In Theatre needs you to stay alive. So says Joel Warner, who, in his post about the 88 Drive-In yesterday, makes an…
Tonight from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., non-profit group Prax(us) joins forces with fair trade-supporting retailer Ten Thousand Villages (2626 E. 3rd Ave.) for three hours of shopping for fundraising. As Colorado’s only organization specializing in helping victims of domestic human trafficking, Prax(us) is a small but mighty group that…
Transylvania is what we’d probably call a cute, little distraction game. It’s not difficult, and it’s odd enough to keep your interest for a few minutes. That’s probably not the greatest sales pitch in the world, but this is a game worth checking out. Plus, you can play through the…
For all those who give pom-pom critters for birthdays, feel an urge to stick googly eyes on everything or just occasionally get a twitch to fold some origami, we bring you “Gettin’ Crafty” where we feature a craft you can easily make with minimal supplies and limited finances. For all…
As far as campy horror trilogies are concerned, there is really nothing better than the Evil Dead series — but although the series has been re-imagined in game form before, it’s never quite achieved the cult-status of the films. Boulder based iOS game developer Backflip Studios is hoping to change…
Over the weekend, I visited the first Indie Wearable Craft urban market, a three-day pop-up bazaar hosted by a select group of local designers, including Jil Cappuccio, Kirsten Coplans of Pearl Clothing and Christina Patzman of Darling Ruth, among others. Their collective bag is cross-merchandising, and they’ve made an art…
Ben Affleck has it all: Good looks, rugged charm, acting chops, uh… good looks. Of course, he’s starred in some truly awful movies, but that’s only because those movies weren’t taking advantage of his true talent: directing. Because Ben Affleck is also an awesome director. That’s what Tim Davids argued,…
Now in its eighth year, Teller Elementary School’s Tellerpalooza is an annual evening of music, dancing and all-ages fun tomorrow at the Mercury Cafe (2199 California Street). While the annual fundraiser is very much family-friendly, the event has attracted a diverse array of local artists and musicians — boasting past…
The art of stealing art is a long lasting one — since the dawn of the civilized era, people have been copping other people’s ideas and running with them. On some levels, there’s no real shame in it, but when stealing is turned into a profitable business, things start to…
There’s no denying that canv.as is pretty cool. Still in closed, invitation-only beta testing, the site is the latest project of 4chan founder, Christopher Poole, and it basically takes the meme-generating concept of /b/, 4chan’s random board, and adds social networking and a whole lot of neat-o features — but…
UpBot Goes Up is a grid-based puzzle game from Dom Camus, Craig Forrester and Luke Davies that will make you feel brilliant one second and like an idiot the next. Technically, that’s the definition of a good puzzle game, and UpBot Goes Up delivers it in spades, including plenty of…
Hipsters love IKEA. Actually, a lot of people that aren’t hipsters love IKEA, too, such as suburban moms and young professionals, but IKEA has a special place in the heart of every hipster girl with a Volvo station wagon to buzz out to the burbs in and pack with ergonomic…
For all those who give pom-pom critters for birthdays, feel an urge to stick googly eyes on everything or just occasionally get a twitch to fold some origami, we bring you “Gettin’ Crafty” where we feature a craft you can easily make with minimal supplies and limited finances. Earth Day…
Less is more, observed Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, the architect widely regarded as the father of the modern steel-and-glass skyscraper, and it’s likely Frank Chimero agrees; working with simple shapes and a pristine minimalist aesthetic, the illustrator and graphic designer creates compelling visuals that are easy to immediately interpret…
In the stressful urban commuting environment, bicyclists and drivers are often a lot like the Sharks and the Jets: They just do not get along. Bicycle Colorado is one of the many fine organizations working to change that, educating cyclists and drivers alike on how to share the road in…
As long as you’re stuck wandering around in the desert for forty years, you might as well do some partying. Actually,the New York-based Nice Jewish Girls Gone Bad has only been on its Passover Tour for a couple of months, but that provided no less reason to party when the…
Hollywood is prone to recycling the same tropes over and over again, and there are no shortage of obnoxious ones to choose from — but certainly one of the most nauseating is the black-male-actor-as-fat-sassy-black-woman. To that tiresome formula, the trailer for Tyler Perry’s Madea’s Big Happy Family promised to add…
It’s been over a decade since the Columbine High School shootings, but the wounds are still pretty raw for a lot of folks out there; certainly they are for the people of 13 Families, a documentary that looks at the coping process of the families who lost kids to the…
Thank you, Easter bunny! Copper Mountain’s Spring Sunsation festival and 2010/2011 ski season winds up this weekend with a world record attempt on Saturday at 10 a.m. “Time to break out those swimsuits and sunglasses, because we’re going to be trying to break the world record for most people to…
