The 21 Best Events in Denver, December 18 Through December 24
Whether you’re a Christmas freak or freakin’ over it, there’s plenty to scratch your itch this week.
Arts & Culture
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Water Damage Temporarily Shutters the Esquire Theatre
It is unclear when the theater will reopen.
Colorado Creatives: Roy Smith
Roy Smith has suffered bigotry and violence, but now settled in the San Luis Valley with friends who look out for him, he collects things and turns them into folk-art assemblages.
Hello, Dolly! Tickets Now on Sale for the Denver Run
The reboot of “Hello, Dolly!” has swept broadway, received a Tony Award for Best Musical Revival. Now, it’s headed to Denver with the original Broadway cast.
Book It: The Five Best Literary Events for the Rest of 2018
Closing the book on the literary year.
Only Natural Pet Introduces The Groomery, a Pet “Spaw”
The Boulder-based company has expanded to Greenwood Village.
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Ben Is Back Pits a Dazzling Julia Roberts Against the Opioid Scourge
With the quickest blink or nervy glance, Roberts communicates to us both what her character, an ordinary woman named Holly Burns, has convinced everyone around her to think she’s feeling but also all of her secret doubts, fury and anguish
Free for All: The Five Best Free Events This Week
Caroling and comedy!
Reader: What’s Meow Wolf? A Museum for Hipsters?
Meow Wolf is coming to Las Vegas, D.C. and Denver. But readers still wonder what it is.
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Lowbrow Will Close Broadway Shop, but It’s Not Going Away
In June of 2012, Lowbrow opened at 250 Broadway, and on December 24 the store will close its doors for good at its current location at 38 Broadway.
Artist/Designer Erin Tate Spotted in Decorated Denim in RiNo
A splash of color can inject new life into anything. So can artist/designer Erin Tate. We’d spotted her several times around Denver: once at Thrift Con by Station, and again in RiNo near 27th and Larimer streets. Every time we saw her, we were captivated by the meticulous paintings she creates on…
Review: Ted Laredo Plays With Perceptions at Michael Warren
The Albuquerque artist took Denver’s Mile High status into account for this show.
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Colorado Creatives: Moe Gram
Moe Gram is more than an artist with a hip-hop vibe. She’s a woman of color with a strong arts resume and a stake in community-building, who sits on the board of the Birdseed Collective and collaborates with Odessa Denver on the Creatives at Roundish Tables discussion series, all while teaching at STRIVE Prep Green Valley Ranch and running her own Moe Gram Art & Lifestyle brand, a one-woman community enrichment machine.
Ten Things to Do in Denver for $10 and Under (Four Free)
The holiday season doesn’t diminish the variety of entertainments Denver offers.
Eighteen Great Holiday Markets for Late-December Shopping in Denver
Eat, drink and be shopping the wares of local artisans.
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Cities Roll, Fight and Eat Each Other in the Otherwise Meh Mortal Engines
The film plays as if a three-hour epic has been sliced down to size in the editing, but only the scenes establishing character and context have been cut
Have a Very Scary Christmas at Krampus
Santa’s got a brand-new bag at Krampus: A Haunted Christmas
Six Things for Art Lovers to See and Do This Weekend in Denver
Hit the galleries for a break from the holidays.
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Into the Spider-Verse Is the Best Superhero Movie Since The Dark Knight
It sets a host of alternative Spider-folk running amok in the New York City of Brooklyn teen Miles Morales, the mixed-race Spider-Man (his father is black and his mother Latinx) invented for the comics in 2011 by Brian Michael Bendis and Sara Pichelli
Review: New Shows at Multi-Tasking ATC/DEN and Space Gallery
The galleries are also popular event spaces.
Verse-Case Scenario: North Pole Poet Laureate Spreads Christmas Cheer
Improv poet Amy Marschak has a verse-case scenario.
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Michelle Obama Adds Signing at Tattered Cover
She’ll be appearing at the Pepsi Center the night of December 13.