New Castle Rock Comic Book Explores Town’s Gun Obsessions and Suburban Paranoia
Guns, ‘zines, and Casual Dry Cleaning.
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Lakewood Is a Diabolical Hotbed in Crime Novel Every Missing Girl
The Colorado-born author comes home on the page.
Ninety-Year-Old Liquor Store on East Colfax Becomes Art Studio and Workshop
From pints to paint.
Popular Denver Storytelling Podcast The Narrators Returns After Hiatus
A “tasting menu” for the live show.
Why Walt Keller Moved From the Lumber Baron Inn to Hollywood
Silver screen dreams.
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Artist Adrienne DeLoe Starts GoFundMe After Tragic Loss
“It still doesn’t feel real.”
BETC Founders Take a Bow in Ms. Holmes and Ms. Watson, Apt 2B
“This kind of became a family affair.”
Art Attack: February’s First Friday Has It All, From Denver to Trinidad
One night has it all.
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Kodi Delaney Uses Art as a Tool to Heal From Childhood Trauma
A Death in the Family opens February 3 at RemainReal Fine Art.
Emerging BIPOC Playwrights Project Accepting Applications for First Class
“We need a new system for black and brown writers to learn what they need to know.”
What a Long, Strange Trip It’s Been to Jacob Lemanski’s Ant Life Gallery
And the long, strange trip to open it.
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There’s Nothing Boring About Baseball in The Fireballer
Mark Stevens throws nothing but strikes in his new novel.
An Unlikely Dance Duo From Denver Brings Home First Prize
A difference in age and dance style didn’t stop them.
Melanie Yazzie’s Botanic Gardens Exhibition Inspires Connection to Nature
Finding presence and patience through artmaking.
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Black Joy Is Front and Center in Vintage Theatre’s Duke Ellington’s Sophisticated Ladies
Honoring a jazz icon.
Art Attack: DAM’s Untitled, RedLine’s Resident Show and a Ruckus at Evans School
Another First Friday-worthy weekend.
The Great American Trailer Park Musical Comes to Golden
David Nehls revisits his musical 18 years later.
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Brendan Smiley Wrote Unearthed to Pay Off Student Loan Debt
“That’s the dream, right?”
Buntport Theater’s The Death of Napoleon Tackles Isolation and Power
An absurdist comedy.
Su Teatro’s Next Fifty Years Will Be Mortgage-Free
Celebrate on Friday!
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James Batiste’s First Film, “A Stranger’s Story,” Competes at Denton Black Film Festival
James Batiste’s short film pays tribute to his father, faith and family.