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Streets Are Closing This Week in RiNo to Allow For More Outdoor Dining and Foot Traffic

Lauren IrwinJuly 8, 2020

When the City and County of Denver announced on May 27, that restaurants and bars could expand onto the nearby sidewalks, streets and parking lots to keep in so...

303 MagazineFeaturedFood + BoozeRiNo / Five Points2 min read

Denver Designer Tyne Hall Talks Diversity, Inclusion and Representation in the Fashion Industry

Elizabeth Mehert-AbJuly 8, 2020

The fashion industry, like most other cultural institutions, needs to change in order to represent diverse communities and uplift people of all colors. The appr...

303 MagazineDenver FashionDesignersFashionFeatured5 min read

Nari Ward’s “We The People” at MCA Denver Exposes Societal Wounds and Seeks to Heal Them

Cori AndersonJuly 8, 2020

In the three months since the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) Denver should have opened its newest exhibition, the mood in the city has changed drama...

303 MagazineArtDowntown DenverFeaturedLifestyle + CultureRecommended Events9 min read

Local Jones Revamps Former Departure Space with Finely Crafted American Cuisine

Colin WrennJuly 7, 2020

For anyone who frequented the last restaurant connected to Cherry Creek's Halcyon Hotel — Gregory Gourdet's futuristic, aviation-themed, pan-Asian lounge Depart...

303 MagazineCherry CreekFeaturedFood + BoozeRestaurants3 min read

New Designer Bobby Mercer is Here to Teach You What ‘Dope’ Really Means

Jennifer TomJuly 7, 2020

Local creative Bobby Mercer is a puzzle — a multitude of pieces, singular in their own right, that collide, interlock and become one full picture of who he is. ...

303 MagazineDenver FashionFashionFeatured7 min read

A Pay-How-You-Can Farmers Market is Coming to Denver

Lauren IrwinJune 30, 2020

Three local companies are teaming up to create a ‘pay-how-you-can’ weekly farmers market to the Globeville Elyria-Swansea (GES) community through the summer and...

303 MagazineFeaturedFood + BoozeThis Week’s Events4 min read

Denver’s Music Industry Lacks Diversity Where It Counts

Kori HazelJune 30, 2020

Denver’s music scene as we know it has come to a screeching halt. With very few concerts and formal gatherings to be had as a result of COVID-19, the music indu...

303 MagazineDenver MusicEditor's PickFeaturedMusic9 min read

There’s A Secret Garden Filled With Art Hidden Near Denver

Cori AndersonJune 30, 2020

Somewhere near Denver, an artist's backyard has been transformed into an outdoor art gallery. Tiffany Matheson is the artist and what started as a gesture of go...

303 MagazineArtFeaturedLifestyle + Culture6 min read

Public Outrage Changed the Elijah McClain Case, but Saturday’s Police Response Shows Issues Persist

Cori AndersonJune 29, 2020

Nearly one year after Elijah McClain died after an excessively aggressive encounter with a handful of officers from the Aurora Police Department (APD), his name...

303 MagazineEditor's PickFeaturedLifestyle + Culture10 min read

Denver’s 2020 Primary Ballot, Explained

Cori AndersonJune 23, 2020

In one week, voters in Colorado will need to make their first decisions for the 2020 elections by casting their ballot in the June primary. This year is not a s...

303 MagazineFeaturedLifestyle + Culture19 min read

Denver Poet Assetou Xango On the Journey To Find Their Name

Mariah HansenJune 23, 2020

By using language as a powerful force for storytelling and social impact, poets find ways to use words as tools for change. Local poet Assetou Xango, whose pron...

303 MagazineArtFeaturedLifestyle + Culture6 min read

Denver Artists Create Art in Support of the Black Lives Matter Movement

Barbara UrzuaJune 22, 2020

Following the recent killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and the subsequent protests that have followed — artists across the nation have use...

303 MagazineArtFeaturedLifestyle + Culture9 min read