Some of Colorado's oldest breweries — including New Belgium, Great Divide, Avery and Left Hand, have revamped their beer lineups in recent months, and now one of the younger ones will make a big change as well. Boulder's Upslope Brewing will stop canning Upslope Pale Ale — the first beer...
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LoHi Punch at Brider Some cocktail ingredients grow on trees, and some actually are the trees — and they’re delicious. When Bryan Dayton opened Brider in January, he and general manager Jason Isch left the city and foraged the nearby landscape for fresh flavors, finding them in juniper berries, lavender...
Tanya Saracho’s Fade began as a brief outline at last year’s Colorado New Play Summit. A writer on Girls, Devious Maids, Looking and How to Get Away With Murder, Saracho was subsequently commissioned by DCPA Theatre Company artistic director Kent Thompson to expand her vision, and the result is a...
In all the meat frenzy that resulted from last year's string of barbecue openings (we counted ten), one of our favorites got lost in the shuffle. Brewshine BBQ & Tap House had opened in late 2014 at 3109 Federal Boulevard with an outdoor barbecue pit that provided smoky depth to its...
We've got plenty of Thanksgiving Day-related happenings, including some do-goodery and a funky dance party, and loads to do after Turkey Day for you and yours.
Of late, Dateline NBC has shown a strong interest in crimes connected to Colorado. Just a few weeks ago, Dateline featured the case of Ralph Candelario, a Walsenburg, Colorado resident who was convicted of murdering his wife, Pam, then staging the scene to make it look as if she'd been killed by intruders...
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Our sophomore year in college, my roommate and I decided to spend spring break on a beach in south Texas. One balmy night at our hotel, the guy interested in my roommate spotted a twelve-pack in the middle of the street. At twenty, we were so desperate for alcohol it...
The only remaining plaintiffs in a lawsuit challenging a high-rise development across the street from Sloan's Lake have withdrawn from the case — a move that a frustrated neighborhood group claims is the result of "improper influence" on the part of the developer, which allegedly offered to buy the plaintiffs'...
The Colorado Shakespeare Festival wraps up its 2016 season this weekend on the University of Colorado Boulder campus. To see if you can still score a ticket, call 303-492-0554 or go to coloradoshakes.org. Read our capsule reviews of three of this season's shows, all still playing. The Comedy of Errors. Egeon...
In order to capture the often-unseen moments of struggle when people try to survive colder weather in the inner city, Denver photographers Armando Geneyro and Blake Jackson used Instagram to invite photographers from all over the world to share what they saw. The resulting black-and-white images will be shown in...
Drawing Never Dies, an interesting and somewhat provocative examination of contemporary drawings — at least that’s purportedly its subject — is nearing the end of its run at RedLine. The show was juried by Donald Fodness, a Denver artist, and Daisy McGowan, director of the Galleries of Contemporary Art at...
Massage therapist Marcos Duran has been arrested on suspicion of two sex crimes for allegedly going way over the line. A woman maintains that during a massage, he touched her genitals in so deliberate a way that police in Fort Collins fear there may be additional victims. Most of the...
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Denver seems to have a love-hate relationship with Middle Eastern cuisine, stemming in part from confusion over the term “Middle Eastern” itself. This nebulous geopolitical label has little to do with the borderless culinary world, where dishes transform and evolve over generations and from region to region. Here in Denver,...
Pack as much fun as you can into the weekend — Monday is a holiday, when you can nurse that hangover while watching fireworks. There's plenty of First Friday art and free music, and even a Canadian dance party to keep you busy until July 4. Here are our ten...
The art world has a very well-rounded Denver itinerary this weekend: Candy art, dream art and a scholarly lecture on regional architecture all figure into the calendar of new shows and events around town. Read on for the details. Geeky Tendencies: New Works by Kym Bloom Zip 37 Gallery May...
In a city of CrossFit “boxes” and 24 Hour Fitness locations, the FIT36 franchise has managed to muscle into the market. When she discovered FIT36 last summer, Sheryl Langley fell in love with the workout — and the results. She's gone down three dress sizes and says she looks better...
At 5:30 p.m on the first workday of the week, there isn't an oyster to be found at Brazen. Before most Denverites had punched the clock and slid down the brontosaurus tail, Brazen patrons had already declared this Mollusk Monday, ordering happy-hour oysters by the dozen. They came from over...
The number of people who've died while in custody in Colorado of late is absolutely shocking. In a March post, we noted the deaths of thirteen inmates during the previous year or so, including Jennifer Lobato, who went into heroin withdrawal after a shoplifting arrest and eventually died of dehydration — a...
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"You," says the Grand Junction woman in a Facebook video. "Your kind. You're the ones that gives brown people the bad name. Just fucking want to get something for nothing. Well, get your ass a job if you don’t have one." At that point in the clip, which is on view...
Menu Spanish isn't too difficult to pick up in Denver, with plenty of Mexican restaurants — and a few Central and South American eateries — to let you work on your language skills while enjoying delicious food. But the Spanish names of meats can get a little confusing to those...
We all know about the dangers of secondhand tobacco smoke. But what about the risks related to secondhand marijuana smoke — especially for young children? A new study that was scheduled to be presented earlier today at the Pediatric Academic Societies 2016 meeting in Baltimore suggests that they're very real...
Infinite Harvest has great food, no atmosphere. That's because Tommy Romano, the aerospace engineer who launched the Lakewood complex, isn’t in the business just to provide high-end restaurants with superior microgreens: He believes Infinite Harvest is a gateway to the food of our future — especially if that future carries us far from Earth.