Four Solos Create a Beautiful Pattern at Robischon Gallery
Barbara Takenaga, Linda Fleming, Jaq Chartier and Alison Hall are showcased.
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Denver Doll Maker to Corporation: You Don’t Own Frida Kahlo
A Denver artist challenges the corporate ownership of Frida Kahlo’s image.
Fifteen Ways to Celebrate Denver Pride 2019
Fifteen can’t-miss events happening during Denver Pride 2019.
Bobby LeFebre Asks “Where Do We Go From Here?” in Northside
Gentrification “doesn’t mean anything anymore,” he says.
Colorado Shakespeare Festival’s Twelfth Night Shines
This year’s Shakespeare selections are particularly fun.
Book It: The Five Best Literary Events This Week
Start making that summer reading list.
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Helicopter Copter’s Wind Chimes Give Voice to the Homeless in Dry Gulch Park
Denver artist Helicopter Copter’s new sound installation in Dry Gulch Park uses wind chimes to give homeless people a voice.
Colorado Creatives Redux: Adam Lerner
Adam Lerner changed the course of contemporary art museum programming during his ten-year tenure at MCA Denver simply by applying a lightness of being: No pretense, a sense of humor, occasional joy, magical curation and a rooftop bar are all elements of his style, which drew young crowds to view…
The 21 Best Events in Denver, June 10 Through June 16
Plenty of opportunities to have fun in the sun. And then…PrideFest!
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The Ten Best Festivals in Colorado This Summer
Colorado overflows with festivals in the summer. Looking for high adventure? Culture? Diversity? Art? From the high country to city streets, this state has it all: You can get to know your neighbors, get to know your world. Get wet, get wild. Here are ten ways to get wet and…
Colfax Museum Is on the Road, Again
Jonny Barber is now looking for a new home for his collection…somewhere on Colfax Avenue.
Discount Ghost Stories Sets Colorado History to Music
Discount Ghost Stories: A Colorado Folklore Concert explores the state’s wild places and hidden history through music and story.
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Good Vibrations: Sex Shop Shabbat and How to Heat Up the Day of Rest
At Sex and Shabbat, women gathered to light up candles and their erotic lives.
Book It: Eighteen Illuminating Nighttime Events at LitFest 2019
LitFest 2019 contains multitudes.
Denver Film Society Announces Ninth Year of Summer Scream
Get a screaming good deal on tickets.
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Lights, Camera, Action: The Esquire Will Reopen June 14
The Esquire Theatre will reopen on Friday, June 14.
Art Attack: Fifteen Things to Do First Friday Weekend
Creativity abound, in every medium imaginable.
The Write Stuff: Ten Must-Read Colorado Authors
While many writers have called this state home, few are identified as truly Colorado authors, talents who capture the people and spirit of the state. But there are exceptions, and if you’re looking for Coloradans who have the write stuff, it’s hard to beat these ten: Peter Heller Logging, fishing,…
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Ten Things to Do for $10 or Less This Weekend (Eight Free)
Get down, get outdoors, get a bargain.
Meet Adolfo Romero, the Children’s Museum’s Resident Artist
The Chilean artist brings Incan culture to the Children’s Museum of Denver Marsico Campus
Tome on the Range: Ten Top Destinations for Book Lovers
Here’s where to paint the town read this summer.
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Art Exploring Symbols Anchors Solos at Smith and Spark
Zach Reini, Sierra Montoya Barela, Sue Simon and Barbara Carpenter shine in solos.