House of Pod’s LoveSick Podcast Hopes to Prove That Love Is Blind
With physical intimacy off the table, people are connecting in new ways.
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Howloween 2020: This Is Your Night to Howl!
Greet the new moon on April 22.
Denver Artists Paint Murals on Boarded-Up Businesses
From downtown to Broadway, Denver artists are painting murals on boarded-up buildings.
It’s Going Down: Titanic Jeopardy Wth the Molly Brown House
The museum marks Titanic Month with a virtual game of Titanic Jeopardy.
The Kindest Graffiti in Denver Thanks the Helpers
On a utility box near Colorado Boulevard and 8th Avenue, somebody has painted: “Thank You Helpers.”
Colorado Creatives: Belgin Yücelen
Using sculpture, drawing, printmaking and film, Belgin Yücelen seeks to draw viewers into consciousness-building personal journeys.
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Colorado Emergency Artist Relief Fund Needs Your Support
Colorado funders are rallying to support artists through the COVID-19 crisis.
Reader: Taking Away the Character of the City, Again and Again…
A group wants to have Carmen Court declared historic.
Reader: As an Art Teacher, I Think the Mask Challenge Is Great
Kyle Harris doesn’t like the mask challenge, but readers do.
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Colorado Filmmakers Premiere Man Camp, an Against-the-Grain Comedy
“He loves their mom, but he’s not their effing dad.”
Denver Botanic Gardens Digs In for Seventieth Annual Spring Plant Sale
Order online, then pick up your plants.
Meow Wolf Layoffs Hit Denver, but New Installation Still Set for 2021
The arts entertainment company Meow Wolf has laid off 201 employees and put more than fifty on furlough indefinitely.
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Voodoo Comedy Performers Launch The Gunkhole State Park Podcast
Alex Nichols, Bonnie Gager and Chris Gropp do improv without an audience.
Carmen Court, an Unofficial Denver Landmark, on Endangered List
There goes the neighborhood!
Hamilton Postpones Ticket Sale Start
Will the show ever go on? The Denver Center for the Performing Arts thinks so.
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Photographer Stephanie Saujon Does Virtual Fashion Shoots
In the time of COVID-19, this photographer is making art and money through virtual shoots.
Rainbow Militia Circus Puts Eighty Denver Performers in the Center Ring
In the center ring: Amber Blais.
After Twenty Years, Suzanne Heintz Is Done With Playing House
The photographer left her storebought family behind.
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The Trouble With the Colorado Face Mask Design Challenge
Art education has functions other than “fun.”
Walker Fine Art Temporarily Moves Online
Bobbi Walker has survived economic slumps before.
Rosehouse Botanicals Delivers Love to Your Doorstep
Treat yourself, or a loved one, to a care package from Rosehouse Botanicals.
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Red Rocks Closed Not Just to Easter Service, but All Activity
The annual sunrise service will be virtual.