Fourteen of the Best Front Range Escape Rooms
With around 75 escape rooms in Colorado, it can be hard to figure out where to go. Here are our picks.
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Learn the Ropes at Nine of Denver’s Best Climbing Gyms
Looking for a spot to get on the wall?
Ten Things to Do in Denver for $10 and Under This Weekend (Four Free)
Gallery openings, concerts, comedy shows and film screenings abound during the days ahead.
Colorado Creatives: Brice Maiurro
Brice Maiurro isn’t only a poet; he’s a habitué, a scenester and Beat throwback working to carve more opportunities for his people in a tight underground world of word artists.
Above Ground: Good Hair and Giving Back to the LGBTQ+ Community
The salon in Five Points is as much about cause and community as commerce.
Review: The 39th Pirate Group Show Launches the New Year
The 39th Pirate Group Show closes January 13.
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Leslie Minnis Is Fighting Climate Change With a New Mural
Multidisciplinary artist Leslie Minnis spent two years trying to find a site and funding for a paint-by-numbers street mural, “Future Token.” Then, in May 2018, the Denver Urban Arts Fund granted her $3000 to create it.
Gypsy House Cafe Will Reopen on South Broadway
Gypsy House, once a haven for Denver’s creative scene, is reopening on South Broadway.
Win Prizes at Denver Public Library’s Winter of Reading
If you have fond memories of reading programs from your local library when you were a kid…then the Denver Public Library has a winter plan just for you.
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Andrew Novick Peddling the Film JonBenet’s Tricycle, Not the Trike
The filmmaker plans to take his movie around the country…with the trike in tow.
The 21 Best Events in Denver, January 8 Through January 14
Colorado gains a new governor in Jared Polis, The Pharcyde rocks Ophelia’s and more in our things to do calendar!
Lonnie Hanzon Offers a Quick Immersion in Immersive Art
The Denver artist has been doing immersive design for almost three decades.
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Colorado Creatives Redux: Jaime Kopke
Jaime Kopke works at the Boulder Public Library, dreaming up ways to include ordinary citizens to take part in community-inspired exhibitions, and coming up with some new personal projects on the side.
Beyond Roma: Here Are 4 Other New Netflix Films as Good as Anything in Theaters
Hollywood now begrudgingly must honor a company committed to upending the business model of theatrical distribution, but it’s hard to gainsay Netflix’s strategy in this instance
Book It: The Five Best Literary Events This Week
Did you resolve to read more in the new year?
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Free for All: The Five Best Free Events This Week
Denver goes from cowtown to wow town.
Denver Museum of Nature & Science Free for Furloughed Federal Workers
Furloughed federal workers may not be able to afford rent, but they can see dinosaur bones for free.
Reader: Mile High Comics Gone in Glendale? Denver Is Changing!
Mile High Comics still has a Lakewood shop and the mega store on Jason Street.
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Denver Art Song Project’s First Stage Production Retells Don Quixote
Denver Art Song Project isn’t just tilting at windmills later this month when the ensemble takes on Don Quixote in Music, a retelling of Miguel de Cervantes’s classic novel, Don Quixote.
CHAC’s First 2019 Show Looks at the Future of the Latinx Community
The space’s first show of 2019 highlights The Next Generation of Latinx artists.
DiNK Announces 2019 Dates and First Round of Artists
DiNK will be back in Denver April 13 and 14.
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New Colorado Horror Festival Seeking Artists for Coloring Book
If you love a fright, you have a lot to look forward to in 2020: It will be the first year of The Colorado Festival of Horror – a chance for lovers of the genre to mix, mingle and freak out.