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The History of Five Points Showcased This Weekend at Doors Open Denver

September 18, 2018

Each year for the last 13 years, the Denver Architectural Foundation has presented Doors Open Denver (DOD), a weekend of appreciation for urban design and architecture in the city. This year nearly 70 sites wil...

Contemporary Dance Company Wonderbound Moves to a New Permanent Location

Cori Anderson

August 21, 2018

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One thing that keeps coming up in conversations around the art scene in Denver is the cost of rent — a woe that has been felt by most artist communities in other cities around the world for many years. This pro...

Breaking Barriers Dance Festival Will Bring Together Dancers from All Over the Front Range

Cori Anderson

July 24, 2018

Denver native Lisa Engelken has been a dancer for as long as she can remember. Her experience in Denver includes being a founding member of the Rennie Harris Grass Roots Project (a street dance theater company)...

Hello Denver, My Name is Chandra Kuykendall

Anne Hebert

July 17, 2018

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Welcome to our brand new series, Hello Denver, My Name is… where we profile different people in Denver you probably don’t know, but should. Get ready to meet painters, dancers, comedians, musicians, designers a...

Review – Lost Walks Brought Gothic Rock Opera to McNichols Civic Center Building

Sean Lawlor

July 12, 2018

Denver band Lost Walks performed their Gothic Rock Opera “Wolf, Woman, Man" at the McNichols Civic Center Building on July 6. Following an emotionally evocative and intimate performance by Anna Morsett of The S...

Gwendolyn Gussman, Dance, Nourishment, Denver dance, Capitol Hill

What Does It Feel Like to Grow Up? An Immersive Show Wants to Find Out

Cori Anderson

May 7, 2018

- What does it feel like to grow up? That's the question contemporary dance ensemble Nourishment hopes to address in their newest show, coming to Denver May 24 through 26. Started by Denver native (but curr...

Dita Von Teese is Returning to Denver

Brittany Werges

February 21, 2018

Famous burlesque dancer, Dita Von Teese is returning to Denver this summer. Last July was the first time the star graced the Mile High City with her porcelain complexion and it seems that she enjoyed her stay. ...

The Best Places to Celebrate Chinese New Year in and Around Denver

Marissa Kozma

February 15, 2018

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2018 is the official Year of the Dog, and the Asian communities of Denver and the surrounding areas are ready to celebrate Chinese New Year. Last year was the Year of the Rooster, and according to the Chinese z...

Colorado’s Only Popping Crew wants to Shock at the Breakin’ Convention

Jerusha Kamoji

November 3, 2017

This weekend, one of the world's biggest festivals of hip-hop dance, dubbed the Breakin’ Convention, is descending on Denver. 303 Magazine got a sneak peek of the event during an interview with Denver-based pop...

What is Biennial of the Americas and Why You Should Go

Cori Anderson

September 11, 2017

For the fourth time, Denver will host the Biennial of the Americas (biennial means every other year) this upcoming week. This international festival brings together over 20 countries through leaders in culture,...

[PHOTOS] Colorado Dragon Boat Festival 2017

Brittany Werges

July 31, 2017

The Colorado Dragon Boat Festival returned for its 16th year this past weekend. Held at Sloan's Lake, the multicultural event celebrates the diverse Asian Pacific American (APA) communities in and around Denver...

Cirque du Soleil to Recreate the Rains of Mexico in Denver This Summer

Lindsay Vandewart

May 29, 2017

This summer, Cirque du Soleil promises to take Denver audiences on an imaginative exploration of Mexico through a dream-like journey in the company's new show, LUZIA. The show will explore Mexico's cultural vib...

303 Guide To Embracing Fall 2018’s Most Popular Trends

Local Designer Kaitlyn Thomas Launches New Collection

Fashion Group International Presents ‘The Street is the Runway’ this Wednesday

A Huge Halloween Festival is Coming to Denver With 3,000 Hand-Carved Pumpkins

Here Are The Companies Competing in Denver Startup Week 2018

Denver Startup Week and 22 Things to do in Denver this Week

This Week In Concerts – Big Gigantic, Lauryn Hill, Ringo Starr and More

Dream Feed Displays Promising Talent on Debut Album

Show You Should Know – Lawrence Will Make You Feel Like Family At Larimer Lounge This Week

Review – GABF Grew in Size But Stayed True To Its Roots

National Coffee Day and 17 Other Food & Drink Events in Denver this Week

Your Game Plan For GABF This Weekend

Show You Should Know – Lawrence Will Make You Feel Like Family At Larimer Lounge This Week

Ai Weiwei’s ‘Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads’ is Extending Its Stay In Denver

Habit Doughnut Dispensary and Carbon Cafe Announce New Location

The History of Five Points Showcased This Weekend at Doors Open Denver

Contemporary Dance Company Wonderbound Moves to a New Permanent Location

Breaking Barriers Dance Festival Will Bring Together Dancers from All Over the Front Range

Hello Denver, My Name is Chandra Kuykendall

Review – Lost Walks Brought Gothic Rock Opera to McNichols Civic Center Building

What Does It Feel Like to Grow Up? An Immersive Show Wants to Find Out

Dita Von Teese is Returning to Denver

The Best Places to Celebrate Chinese New Year in and Around Denver

Colorado’s Only Popping Crew wants to Shock at the Breakin’ Convention

What is Biennial of the Americas and Why You Should Go

[PHOTOS] Colorado Dragon Boat Festival 2017

Cirque du Soleil to Recreate the Rains of Mexico in Denver This Summer