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Earth Day this year falls on Monday, April 22, but there are plenty of ways to celebrate all weekend long. → Read More
The 2019 Pokémon Regional Championships came to the Crowne Plaza Denver Airport Convention Center on Saturday, April 6, 2019, bringing Trading Card Game players from around the state and across the country together to compete for up to $50,000 in scholarships and prizes, including points that count toward a potential invite to world championships. In total, there were 785... → Read More
In honor of Women's History Month and International Women's Day, March 8, we asked women from three different Denver organizations what the word "strength" means to them. Comal Heritage Food Incubator is a lunch restaurant and training program started by Focus Points Family Resource Center that provides skills in culinary arts and business as a platform for economic development to aspiring... → Read More
We Were Wild is a duo between Meredith Feniak and Risa Friedman that incorporates Friedman's photography and fabric into their wheat-paste; the two starting putting up installations in Denver during 2018. Here's a look at their approach, the fourth in a series on wheat-pasting in Denver. → Read More
Koko Bayer's art can be recognized by some of her trademark wheat-pastes: a black-and-white eye with a blue pupil inside a pink hand. The images, inspired by her grandfather– Herbert Bayer– and his work, starting appearing around Denver in 2015. → Read More
Koko Bayer started wheat-pasting in Denver in 2015, using her grandfather's photographs as a primary source of inspiration. Here's a look at her approach, the third in a series on wheat-pasting in Denver. → Read More
Edica Pacha is a Boulder-based artist who started wheat-pasting in Denver in 1998 when she lived in an arts warehouse, Soulciety, with five other artists on Brighton Boulevard. Here's a look at her approach, the second in a series on wheat-pasting in Denver. → Read More
Tattered Cover has sold out of the signed copies of Michelle Obama's new book. → Read More
Katy Flaccavento and Zachary Christopher, the pair that make up Knomad Colab, use light as paint in their art. → Read More
Denver's street-art craze continued in 2018, with city officials, developers, nonprofits and businesses all throwing money at artists to have them paint the walls of this town. The artists, in turn, have used murals to talk about social issues, from the Parkland school shooting to the Kavanaugh-Ford hearings. Here are some of our favorite pieces from this year. → Read More
It's not uncommon to hear about a new restaurant in RiNo. But how about a new farm that supplies food to those restaurants? Altius Farm is a new urban farm at the S*Park development at 25th and Lawrence streets that specializes in vertical, aeroponic growing. The light and airy space, sitting directly on top of Uchi, occupies 7,200 square feet of growing space and expects to produce 75,000... → Read More
Mayor Michael Hancock has announced the winners of the 2018 Mayor's Design Awards, honoring new projects like the Art Alley at Dairy Block, updates on historical mainstays like the Molly Brown House renovation, and forward thinking infrastructure projects like the River North Stormwater Outfall. → Read More
Meeg Conroy was excited for a new project and her two walls at this year's Crush, but then an unexpected health scare slowed her down. → Read More
On Saturday, October 13, Wolf Creek Ski Area will open three lifts, marking the second earliest opening for the ski area and the first ski area in the country to open this year. → Read More
AEG's soon-to-launch Mission Ballroom is under construction in RiNo, just blocks from I-70, the National Western Complex and the 38th and Blake Light Rail Station. → Read More
The RAW Project returned to Denver for a second year in a row, bringing art, artists and pride to local schools. → Read More
Denver Comic Con just announced it has a new name: Denver Pop Culture Con. While a lawsuit prompted the timing, the change fits a gathering that now also includes films, novels, TV shows and gaming. As Christina Angel, eight-year convention director for Pop Culture Classroom, the nonprofit that runs the event, explains: "We’ve been thinking about this for years now, and how the show has... → Read More
As more women accuse Brett Kavanaugh, including Boulder's Deborah Ramirez, of sexual harassment, activist groups from the Front Range held a protest outside Republican Senator Cory Gardner's Denver office on Monday, September 24, to protest the U.S. Supreme Court nominee. → Read More
Most come to Red Rocks for the music. A few come for the trash. → Read More
Four days into Crush Walls 2018, RiNo has a different look. The weeklong streets-arts festival has expanded farther than before, with new murals appearing not only up and down Brighton Boulevard and in the art alley off Larimer Street between 26th and 27th streets, but stretching as far as the Pepsi bottling factory. Here's how some of the new walls looked on Thursday, September 6, 2018. → Read More