Amanda Pampuro
Westword
Denver, CO, United States
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Free Record Sealing Clinic Offers Second Chance for Colorado Offenders
There are 1.9 criminal records in Colorado, many eligible to be sealed. This free clinic could help. → Read More
Criminal Record Reform Could Help Coloradans Outlive Their Mistakes
New legislation has made it easier to seal records, but it's still a difficult process in the state. → Read More
Got Your Vaccination? Now Get in Line for a Passport!
We checked with ten U.S. Post Office locations — which process passport applications — around Denver, and all appointments were filled for the next four weeks. → Read More
Snowmakers Prove That Sometimes, You Can Fool Mother Nature in Colorado
It's been a snowy spring, but without snowmaking equipment, many Colorado ski resorts would not have been able to open before the new year. → Read More
From Colfax to LoHi, Church Plants Are Taking Root in Denver
The Mile High City has a reputation as being a tough place to start a church, but a new wave of pastors are trying to change that. → Read More
Third Time's a Charm: Knew Conscious Rebuilds Again
Kurt Redeker is reopening his Knew Conscious art gallery and after-hours club in the RiNo Art District, after years of struggle. → Read More
Nina Shope and Frida Kahlo Corporation Wrangle Over Dolls Sold on Etsy
A Denver artist challenges the corporate ownership of Frida Kahlo's image. → Read More
Things to Do Denver: Workshop With Adolfo Romero, Children's Museum Artist
Adolfo Romero brings Incan culture to the Children's Museum of Denver Marsico Campus. → Read More
Romero Theater Troupe Presents "Why Teachers Strike"
The community-driven Romero Theater Troupe performs Why Teachers Strike. → Read More
Dance to Be Free Brings Dance Workshops to Women's Prisons
After going through a Dance to Be Free workshop in prison, a former-inmate is teaching a dance class in Boulder. → Read More
Classic Billfold: Understanding Cinderella, Like Really Understanding It
Cinderella quickly learns there is no such thing as free lunch, not even from family. → Read More
CU Boulder Engineering Students Wrote Poetry About the Elements
CU Boulder students redesigned the periodic table with poems. → Read More
BMI Slaps Sand Creek Lounge With a Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Over Karaoke
BMI sued Aurora's Sand Creek Lounge over copyright infringement related to the dive bar's karaoke and DJ sets. → Read More
Thanksgiving Toolkit 2.0 from CU Boulder Talks Turkey About the Holiday's History
CU Boulder’s Center for Communication and Democratic Engagement released the Thanksgiving Toolkit 2.0 with resources for talking indigenous rights. → Read More
Colorado Artist Kevin Robb Speaks Through His Sculptures
After a massive stroke rendered him mostly unable to speak, sculptor Kevin Robb uses his art to communicate with the world. → Read More
Circus Collective Hosts 80th Birthday Bash for Pop Artist Don Callarman
On November 16, the group will hold Don Callarman's 80th Birthday Bash and Art Exhibit. → Read More
Abend's Holiday Miniatures Show Proves Good Things Come in Small Packages
The Holiday Miniature Show at Abend Gallery spotlights 200 tiny paintings. → Read More
Colorado Screenwriter Lindsay Sparks on Her Gothic Western "The Great Divide"
Lindsay Sparks wrote the gothic western, "The Great Divide," a full-length independent film set in Colorado that follows outlaw Tilly McCray from Golden down to Manitou Springs and old Colorado City. → Read More
Sharon Bond Brown Blasts Donald Trump in "Trumped II: Teasin' Treason"
Artist Sharon Bond Brown paints satirical portraits of the Trump administration, just in time for midterm elections. → Read More
Things to Do: Denver Art Song Project Announces Its New Season
The classical performance ensemble Denver Art Song Project announces its new season at a preview show at the People's Building in Aurora. → Read More