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The Artist That Painted Denver’s Sidewalks Returns With Her First Multimedia Installation at Dam

June 13, 2019

Almost two years ago, London-based artist Shantell Martin came to Denver to paint the sidewalks in the Denver Theatre District (DTD) near the Convention Center. Her installation, which included the sprawling bl...

Denver Artists Are Taking Over the Governor’s Mansion for One Night Only

Cori Anderson

June 12, 2019

Originally built as a private residence in 1908, the Colorado Governor's Mansion on Eighth Avenue in Denver has served as a home for the state's governors since 1960 — until Jared Polis. When he was elected in ...

Wind Chimes Bring Attention to the Unheard Voices of Dry Gulch Park

Cori Anderson

June 7, 2019

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Walking between Federal and Sheridan on the pedestrian path in Dry Gulch Park you will find a series of single-note wind chimes. Made of wood, steel cable, aluminum tubing and plastic found in the park, these c...

The Chalk Art Fest Endured a Weekend of Rain

Cori Anderson

June 3, 2019

Every year, Larimer Square becomes a center for street art — but not like the murals and graffiti you see in RiNo. This street art is literally on the streets, as chalk artists spend two days painstakingly draw...

Breckenridge Turned Into a Surreal Playground This Weekend With WAVE Light and Sound Festival

Cori Anderson

June 3, 2019

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Light and sound were the centerpieces of a four-day festival in Breckenridge this weekend, where interactive installations kept people up until long after dark. WAVE: Light + Water + Sound brings international ...

Uchi and Thrice Made a Seven-Course Meal Guided By Color And It Was Delicious

Cori Anderson

May 30, 2019

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Thrice is designed around three pillars — food, drink and design — which makes an event curated by Thrice either a great opportunity for creative success or a muddied situation where each separate segment is co...

There’s A One-Day Mural Festival Happening in An Alley Off Broadway in June

Cori Anderson

May 30, 2019

Mural festivals are quickly gaining popularity. The combination of live action painting and spending time outdoors suits Coloradans well and as a result mural festivals are replacing more traditional art and cr...

How a Man in Stanley Marketplace Gave One of Detour’s Murals New Life

Cori Anderson

May 28, 2019

Patrick and Mimi Ryan hosted graffiti parties in Denver before people felt comfortable saying they liked graffiti. Their art gallery, GOOG, which operated from 1994 to 2005, was located first in Downtown where ...

Denver Voters Decide If They’ll Have a Say in Funding Future Olympic Bids

Cori Anderson

May 24, 2019

The people of Denver voted in 1972 against the public funding of the Olympic Games despite the fact that the city had accepted the bid in 1970. At that time, it was the only US state to deny the Olympics. Now, ...

A Guide to the Runoff Election and Its Heated Controversies

Cori Anderson

May 23, 2019

On May 7, Denver voters were set to decide who would step into the Mayor's Office — but instead, the decision was delayed. Between six main candidates, including the incumbent Michael Hancock, there was no majo...

An Art Garage Sale is Taking Over West Colfax With Affordable Art and Supplies

Cori Anderson

May 21, 2019

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Original art doesn't have to be out of your price range. Unlike the blue-chip art market — which sells sculptures for $91 million — local art festivals are fantastic sources to start building a collection. Colo...

The Mysterious Towers Near I-25 Are A Kid’s Adventure Forest – And We Went Inside

Cori Anderson

May 17, 2019

For over a year now, driving on I-25 through the middle of Denver has included a pique in curiosity as the wooden towers at the Children's Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus were built and then painted. Now, on...

Local Brand YOCISCO Introduces Brunch-Themed Swimwear

303 Style Profile – Denver’s New Ultimate Queen, Chanel Banks Misdemeanor

Celebrate Pride with a Rainbow of Fashion Looks

Classic Colorado Tours To Take Out-Of-Towners On

The Artist That Painted Denver’s Sidewalks Returns With Her First Multimedia Installation at Dam

Jonathan Van Ness Dishes on DIA Make-outs, Margaret Cho and the Olympics

Review – Young the Giant Embodied Magic at Red Rocks

Sonic Bloom 2019 Workshops You Don’t Want to Miss

Q&A – Pop-Icon Betty Who Talks Paving Her Own Way and the Anatomy of a Perfect Pop Song

An Old Church in Castle Rock is Now Colorado’s Newest Food Hall and Marketplace

Urban Beets Brings Fresh Vegan Fare to Olde Town Arvada

9 Places to Try International Drinks This Summer

An Old Church in Castle Rock is Now Colorado’s Newest Food Hall and Marketplace

Urban Beets Brings Fresh Vegan Fare to Olde Town Arvada

UMS Launches a Personalized Playlist App Showcasing All of the Local Acts You Need to Know

The Artist That Painted Denver’s Sidewalks Returns With Her First Multimedia Installation at Dam

Denver Artists Are Taking Over the Governor’s Mansion for One Night Only

Wind Chimes Bring Attention to the Unheard Voices of Dry Gulch Park

The Chalk Art Fest Endured a Weekend of Rain

Breckenridge Turned Into a Surreal Playground This Weekend With WAVE Light and Sound Festival

Uchi and Thrice Made a Seven-Course Meal Guided By Color And It Was Delicious

There’s A One-Day Mural Festival Happening in An Alley Off Broadway in June

How a Man in Stanley Marketplace Gave One of Detour’s Murals New Life

Denver Voters Decide If They’ll Have a Say in Funding Future Olympic Bids

A Guide to the Runoff Election and Its Heated Controversies

An Art Garage Sale is Taking Over West Colfax With Affordable Art and Supplies

The Mysterious Towers Near I-25 Are A Kid’s Adventure Forest – And We Went Inside

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