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September 2012-
11JunSaturdayWhite pottery and porcelain decorated with blue pigment and cobalt oxide is an innovation from Chinese ceramic history. Overtime, these...
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11NovFridayThis masterful collection includes everything from stunning landscapes to blended portraits, representing a wide variety of techniques. More than 20...
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29JanSundayWomen are beautiful, especially during their most candid moments-in parks, getting into cars, at parties, exiting stores. During his work as a New...
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15FebWednesdayA century after the fateful sinking of the famous Titanic, Margaret "Molly" Brown is still considered "unsinkable." The Molly Brown House Museum is...
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17FebFridayEverything you've ever wanted to know about the opposite sex is laid out in this comedic performance. Four actors take on the roles of over 20...
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1MarThursdaySnapshots of heartbreak and struggle capture the essence of the last several years of economic disaster. Photographs supplied by the Library of...
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4MayFridayThe clamor for more Clyfford Still hasn’t subsided since the museum’s opening last November. Luckily, part two of the inaugural exhibition is...
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5MaySaturdayKizuna, a Japanese word meaning "the bonds between people," pays respect to the ways Japan has influenced the West. Celebrate the Botanic Garden's...
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20MaySundayTheodore Waddell spent his career painting scenes of his native Montana. But if you're expecting classical landscapes, think again. Waddell, who...
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20MaySundayAfter a year of painting in the barn, Theodore Waddell, finally shared his livestock and landscape abstract artwork at a livestock auction yard...
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20MaySundayDesigned specifically for the Denver Art Museum's Fuse Box, artist Laleh Mehran created this installation exhibit to be both meditative and seductive...
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1JunFridayIf you can't make it to Paris this summer, Georgetown's Hotel de Paris awaits you. The splendor of Hotel de Paris dates back to Colorado's 1860...
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1JunFridayWhether it be the massive brewery by the stream, the "Howdy Folks!" arch at the edge of town, or the giant "M" on the hillside, there are plenty of...
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3JunSundayDon your spandex duds and go sans shoes for a yoga-infused morning in the park. The once-a-week grass yoga sessions are hosted by rotating...
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3JunSundayCrisp vegetables, fresh fruits, artisan herbs, and seasonal flowers litter the plaza at Belmar's farmers market that runs from spring til' harvest...
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5JunTuesdayEvery Tuesday and Thursday through September, enjoy an afternoon in Civic Center Park while eating a delicious lunch available from one of Denver's...
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12JunTuesdayLong before silver prospectors arrived in Aspen, the Ute people—or Nuche—called eastern Utah and western Colorado home. Over time, their culture...
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17JunSundayVail boasts the largest farmer's market in the state and now features one of Colorado's most prominent restaurant owners in Kelly Liken, to host...
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19JunTuesdayIn tango terms, "uno mas" means "Will you dance one more with me?" We bet you'll be using this phrase quite often at this weekly tango class for...
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21JunThursdayL.A.-based artist Umar Rashid (better known by the pseudonym Frohawk Two Feathers) presents an imaginative retelling of history through his first...
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21JunThursdayCome "face to face" for the 20th anniversary celebration of Museo de las Americas with rare mask displays celebrating their ability to show raw human...
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29JunFridayA forgotten Mark Twain manuscript was found in the Berkeley archives and published in 2003, becoming the basis for this script. In the play, a famous...
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5JulThursdayTake an Art 101 and you'll learn the foundational concepts of balance, contrast, movement, variety, and rhythm. These atributes are explored in this...
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13JulFridayFrom studying historical sites to exploring abstract spaces, seven Colorado artists illustrated a preoccupation with place. This exhibition of works...
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14JulSaturdayExperience James Turrell's light installations in conjunction with Scott Johnson's mixed-media sculptural work. Exact details of the works are being...
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20JulFridayAs she peeled away the paper frames from early 19th century photographs, maximalist artist, Laura Shill discovered something startling—what were once...
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27JulFridayPushing the limits and challenging the rules of traditional design, the Denver Art Museum brings three of Colorado's ever-growing community of...
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27JulFridayGermany-born Amelie von Wulffen’s large-scale paintings revisit tactics of modern paintings from German Expressionism onward and often exceed the...
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28JulSaturday
Imagine sitting at a long, white-tableclothed table outside as the sun sets behind the trees, eating tomatoes picked off the vine. That's the scene... -
1AugWednesdayClay has seemingly endless possibilities. With constant repetition, it can be pushed, shaped, and molded into a myriad of pottery pieces. For ceramic...
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3AugFridayThese artists represent the leading edge in abstraction, experimental photography, and realism. During the months of August and September, be...
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3AugFridayHelp welcome six new artists to the gallery roster. Enjoy a range of works, including the satirical, post-pop paintings of Mark Penner-Howell, the...
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4AugSaturdayIt's time to get those creative gears turning, Colorado. The Denver Art Museum challenges everyone, no matter their age or skill level, to transform...
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11AugSaturdayCanadian-born artist, Ian Fisher, focuses on the space above earth in this exhibition. His large-scale canvases bring various atmospheres to...
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11AugSaturdayBorn in a country where natural beauty abounds, Tim Howe grew up surrounded by New Zealand's vast countryside. It was here that he was first inspired...
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11AugSaturday
Whether you're a postmodern art connoisseur or think scribbles make a famous abstract piece, the Faux Show has something for everyone. The... -
11AugSaturdayLife on the other side of the pond is different. The Atlantic Ocean serves as a cultural, political, and lifestyle buffer, but 14 artists—seven from...
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13AugMondayMove aside, Pixar. World-renowned Japanese animation house Studio Ghibli is in town. Delve into the magical world of anime with screenings of the...
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14AugTuesdayIt's finally here: the wildly anticipated national tour of Book of Mormon. The critically acclaimed musical officially sold out months ago—but we...
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17AugFridayIf you thought your dog was talented for retrieving a stick, you havent't met Piper Stone. Niza Knoll Gallery's fun-loving exhibit calls all art and...
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18AugSaturdayIn this gripping who-done-it mystery, a cast of characters sets sail on the Nile River in Egypt. Jealous lovers and angry enemies take aim at each...
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23AugThursdayExpand your conception of black and white photography by examining the works of Terri Bell. Through refined and experimental post production...
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Repeats every week until Thu Aug 23 2012 .23AugThursdayWant to see a brighter future for Colorado youngsters? Tune in as a panel of bipartisan leaders and non-partisan organizations hash out the ways we...
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24AugFridayLet's face it: We've all got a little cowboot-wearin' and rodeo-lovin' inside us. Celebrate Colorado's western heritage at this annual fair with...
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24AugFridayA graduate from the Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design, Christine Buchsbaum is a creative photographer showcasing her quirky,...
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26AugSundayDenver is the center of the natural and archetectural realms in West. From rocks and precious stones to metal and leather, Colorado artists Harold O'...
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30AugThursdayTwo artists, with distinct forms of artistic expression, are brought together by their individual, abstract works. From flowers to landscapes,...
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30AugThursdayBased on writer Tennessee Williams’ life, the Glass Menagerie is a four-character play about a dysfunctional, yet close-knit family. Tom, the...
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30AugThursday
Berlin, 1932. Mark Erdmann is a successful physicist and the head of Berlin University's atomic lab. His wife, Leah, is a socialite who relishes in... -
31AugFridayThis festival is like the delicious surprise that awaits when you order the chef's specialty at a restaurant. The long-standing tradition of a top-...
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31AugFridayEat your way through a statewide blend of food on Labor Day weekend. Taste bites from Elway's, Parallel Seventeen, Street Kitchen Asian Bistro, and...
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31AugFridayExplore the picturesque beauty of a quaint Danish island, unearth the rich visual surfaces buried under layers of oil paint, and blur the line...
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31AugFriday
Art—like humanity—is constantly in a state of flux. Six internationally acclaimed artists make their Colorado debut in an exhibition that explores... -
31AugFridayTucked away at the base of Snowmass Village, musical talent spanning the genres collides for one last summer bash. Kid Rock, Sugarland, Steve Miller...
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31AugFridayWhat could be better than a night in the park with Phish? Check in for three nights of grooving with one of America’s most beloved psychedelic jam...
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1SepSaturdayHead down to Colorado Springs to see one of the most colorful skies in the Rocky Mountain Region. More than 75 hot air balloons of all shapes and...
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1SepSaturdayDiscover the must-knows for backcountry adventures in a mountain classroom. In just six hours, you'll come away with the knowledge needed to prep...
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1SepSaturdayDust off your hiking boots, fill your Camelbak's and climb towards a cure for MS. Choose from three different hiking trails from two to 10 miles and...
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1SepSaturdayRun like hell through the seven deadly sins during the ultimate thrill-seeking event. At this Labor Day Weekend quest, jumping through rings of fire...
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1SepSaturdayCelebrate all things hot and spicy. Discover the culinary how-to's of the western slope's chili pepper. See if you can handle the heat with local...
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1SepSaturdaySay goodbye to summer with an event for the whole community. Grab some solid shoes because you'll be on the move all weekend exploring the more than...
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1SepSaturdayAfter receiving rave reviews in 2011 Left Hand Brewing is hosting the second annual Leftapalooza. Imbibe on Colorado craft beer excellence and jam...
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1SepSaturdayThis event brings live music and more than 65 of the nation's best craft breweries to Boulder. Enjoy Colorado staples like Avery Brewing Company and...
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1SepSaturdayColorado kids need to grab some bug nets because scientists across the country need their help. Little naturalists will learn about Monarch...
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1SepSaturdayOne game determines which team takes the bragging rights in this infamous state college football rivalry. The Colorado State Rams and the University...
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1SepSaturdayMace, a professional fall guy in a fictional version of WWE Wrestling, shows us behind-the-scenes production of faux fighting. He recruits an Middle...
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1SepSaturdayAfter World War II, soldiers returned from the South Pacific and spurred a national explosion of all things tiki. Drift back to the '50s with a...
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1SepSaturdayIndulge in Vail’s most creative culinary creations at Gourmet on Gore, a three day celebration of all the food and flavors of one of Colorado’s most...
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1SepSaturdayA pioneer of the Chicago blues sound, George "Buddy" Guy, is an accomplished American guitarist and singer. At age 75, he’s a Rock 'n'...
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1SepSaturday
Throughout her life, Dr. Vivian Bearing, an English professor, found her happiness in intellectual pursuits rather than family-focused ones. After... -
2SepSundayKeystone's own Alpenglow Stube, Ski Tip Lodge, Keystone Ranch, Bighorn Steakhouse, and many others fire up their boldest dishes at this mountainside...
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3SepMonday
Spending the long weekend in Aspen? Don't miss the Rocky Mountain Oyster Festival & BBQ in its inaugural year. (No, it's not that kind of Rocky... -
3SepMondayComedian Ron White, better known for his stage name as “Tater Salad,” is the cigar-smoking, scotch-drinking funnyman from the Blue Collar Comedy...
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3SepMondayWidely acclaimed as one the greatest storytellers of our time, Ghostface Killah brings his slow flow and stylistic mojo to Denver for one night...
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Repeats every 14 days until Tue Sep 18 2012 .4SepTuesdayGarner the inspiration to create your own veggie garden by observing the Colorado Master Gardeners work their green-thumb magic. Seek answers to all...
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4SepTuesdayKorpiklaani, Finnish for “wilderness clan,” is a folk-metal band that creates cheerful, lively music. Using only typical folk instruments—think...
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4SepTuesdaySee the musical sensation that inspired the Birdcage, a story of family drama and perseverance that is anything but a drag. Winner of three...
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4SepTuesdayThrow on your cowboy boots and buckle up for a night with one of America’s most deeply-rooted country musicians. Like the two generations before...
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4SepTuesdayElectronic music and opera houses typically don't mix. But veteran electronic musician/producer Amon Tobin is shunning tradition in favor of...
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6SepThursdayThis culinary extravaganza features more than 600 wines and food from more than 40 of Denver's best restaurants. Experience the grand tasting with...
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6SepThursdayIowa artist Mary Rork-Watson’s solo exhibit features her characteristic three-dimensional collages in box assemblages. Rork-Watson works with media...
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6SepThursday
The man known as the mad butcher of Panzano, Italy is making an appearance at downtown Denver's Panzano restaurant. Dario Cecchini, lauded by famous... -
6SepThursday
The color white is often associated with serenity—and California–based artist Gus Harper builds on that connection with a collection of serene yet... -
6SepThursdayDiscover the untold secrets of one of Colorado's grisliest tales, the Sand Creek Massacre of 1864. History columnist Carol Turner introduces you to...
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6SepThursdayWhether you're a proud Celtic descendent, or you simply enjoy donning a kilt every now and then, you'll find your cultural fix at this three-day...
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6SepThursdayThis hour-long performance of "fierce dance" by contemporary dance company Sweet Edge will make you think about dance in a different way....
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7SepFridayWitness the convergence of artistic interpretation with everyday objects. Showcasing 19th- and 20th- century paintings from more than 20 artists,...
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7SepFridayLooking to spruce up your lair? Garner the inspiration for a home remodel project from more than 300 interior design exhibitions. Learn about the...
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7SepFridayWildfires ravaged the Centennial State this summer. This emotional collection of aerial and ground photos captures the beauty beneath the destruction...
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7SepFridayJurors at the Center for Fine Art Photography sifted through several thousand applications for their annual open-theme exhibit and from the bunch,...
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7SepFridayHonor our fallen heroes, commemorate 9/11, pay tribute to veterans, and celebrate American freedoms at this three-day patriotic rally. Festivities...
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7SepFridayWritten in early 20th century Germany, this musical time capsule provides an authentic socialist examination of capitalist crime and behavior....
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7SepFridayWho doesn't feel a little loopy after a long week at the office? Kick off the weekend with an edgy event that celebrates your inner-weirdo. This week...
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7SepFridayFilled with plot twists that span generations, this two-part bildungsroman (coming-of-age) play revolves around issues of abortion and sexual freedom...
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7SepFriday
Show your gratitude at this rocking, fund-raising concert starring three distinct Colorado bands. For more than a decade, the Motet have been pushing... -
7SepFridayEncore! The critically-acclaimed collaboration between Ballet Noveau Colorado (BNC) and the Denver-based indie folk band, Paper Bird, returns and...
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7SepFridayNew Wave doesn't quite capture the music of George Lewis Jr., aka Twin Shadow. His 2010 album, Forget, moves between synth soundscapes,...
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8SepSaturdayCelebrate, honor, and remember the lives of men in Colorado affected by prostate cancer with a 5K run and walk. Not up for a 5K? Opt for a 1.5-mile...
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8SepSaturdayBring out your inner Nancy Drew as you scour through some of Downtown Denver's most historic landmarks in teams up to four people. With a passport...
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8SepSaturdayBreak out the tutus and neon spandex for this annual cycling circus that includes a parade and shows followed by nearly a dozen musicians and...
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8SepSaturdayHop aboard: Your little ones can take a ride on traincars tugged by Thomas the Tank Engine before meeting the controller of the railway, Sir Topham...
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8SepSaturdayListen to Americana music at this family-friendly music fest. Besides the two stages of tunes, enjoy a beer garden hosted by Bristol Brewing Company...
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8SepSaturdayIndulge in the true tastes of Italy during a two-day celebration of Italian culture, food, wine, and artisans. Sample made-from-scratch and...
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8SepSaturdayAlas, the dog days are over. Ring in the new season with this daylong celebration of autumn's finest, and perhaps quirkiest, offerings. Marvel as...
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8SepSaturdayCome hang with your neighbors, enjoy local artisan food, and listen to good music from Indie bands all day at Chaffee Park. This year the...
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8SepSaturdayDo all other beers feel tame in comparison to the hoppy bite of an India Pale Ale? If so, join other hop-worshipers this weekend at Avery Brewing’s...
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8SepSaturdayPluck the vegetables from the fields and serve beef straight from the ranch. That's the philosophy at this ranch-to-table dinner, where the star is...
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8SepSaturdayElitch Gardens’ Summer Concert series is finishing off 2012 with a bang. Not only is this 19-year-old a kids television star, appearing on hit shows...
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8SepSaturdayFusing Judaism’s hazzan style of songful prayer with contemporary rap and hip-hop styles, Matisyahu is an impressive beat boxing sensation. Using a...
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8SepSaturdaySelling nearly 50 million albums worldwide, Rascal Flatts has revolutionized American country music. The group's milestone-filled career, with hits...
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8SepSaturdayTwo of the world's most fierce and competitive lacrosse teams go head-to-head in the Mile High City. Two years ago, Team USA took gold against Team...
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8SepSaturdayNo need to book those plane tickets—this music fundraiser brings authentic Latin flavor to a local level. Nicaraguan singer-songwriter...
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9SepSundayEl Anatsui is a Ghanaian sculptor who creates objects inspired by the beliefs and subjects of his home country. In the first retrospective of El...
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9SepSundayThe International Wine Guild celebrates Colorado's new National Training Center with a four-course wine pairing. Enjoy dishes like duck confit over...
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9SepSunday
Percussive taps, plenty of props, and a beatboxer are at the center of Rhythmic Circus' Stomp-like combination of urban tap dancing and live music.... -
10SepMondayDrop to your bellies and and discover that what slithers and slimes beneath rocks and inside logs isn't gross, it's fascinating. Through a range...
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11SepTuesday
Broncos fans: Here's your chance to show some love for the orange and blue, support a good cause, and meet linebacker Wesley Woodyard—all at once.... -
11SepTuesdayHold on to your pocketbooks, ladies: these Dirty Rotten Scoundrels are coming for you. Based on the box-office sensation, this Tony Award-winning...
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11SepTuesdayPunk rock's glory days lives on in the aggressive guitar work and combative rhythms of the Oklahoma garage-punk quartet, Broncho. NPR called...
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13SepThursdayFrom Georgia O'Keeffe to Agnes Martin, the art world has been influenced by exceptional female artists. This fall, get a regional perspective with an...
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13SepThursdayMeet the people behind Colorado's wines and sip the fruits of their labor. Events spanning the weekend include: Vineyard tours, wine-paired dinners,...
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13SepThursdayPeople in a community are always connected. Follow three days in the lives of several characters in a vibrant New York City Dominican-American...
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13SepThursdayCreated by New York-based Easy Star Records in 1997, this reggae collective and its revolving crew of musicians and singers are known for cover...
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13SepThursdayCalifornian “psych wunderkind” Ty Segall is a prolific musician and songwriter. Since he began performing in underground bands in 2008, he has...
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14SepFridayWhat nature destroyed, it also preserved. Hundreds of artifacts offer an insider's glimpse into the daily life—and tragic end—of the ancient Roman...
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14SepFridayGov't Mule, Phil Lesh & Friends, and the B-52s are headlining this three-day beer and blues bonanza. Grab your cups for Saturday's Grand...
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14SepFridayIn their pursuit of creativity, artists and vendors will showcase some of Colorado's finest handmade arts, crafts, food, and goods in an open-air...
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14SepFridaySince its original 1953 performance, the stage for Southland has been dark. The controversial dramatic ballet follows a black field...
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14SepFridayHonor Denver's finest women with teatime at the historic Brown Place Hotel. The event is meant to applaud Sue Anschutz-Rodgers, Keri...
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14SepFridayGet lost in a cornstalk labyrinth. Don't worry if you can't find your way out on your own: Two 15-foot bridges give other bird's-eye views of the six...
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14SepFriday
An invigorating pair of homespun musicial acts take the stage to support a duo of local causes. Fun-time funk, rock, and soul band Bop Skizzum (... -
14SepFriday
When Matt, a struggling stand-up comic, refuses to confront his commitment issues and the reality of his less-than-stellar career, his anxiety... -
14SepFridayHere is a play for anyone who knows what it’s like to climb the clumsy ladder of success. Charity, a young woman in New York works as a dancer in...
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14SepFriday
When star baseball player Troy Maxson's career is sidelined by racism, he is forced to let go of his dream; instead, he takes a menial job as a... -
14SepFridayEver play Clue as a kid? Try it life-sized! Get the ultimate in audience participation with this hilariously clever who-dunnit experience. When the...
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14SepFridayPenned by comedy icon Steve Martin, it's no surprise that this witty play has been one of the country’s most popular shows for the past decade. Set...
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14SepFridayA conniving, jealous wife, an unsuspecting husband-turned-conspirator, two fake affairs, and a divorce on the horizon…sounds like Jersey! Have a...
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14SepFridayBoulder native Philip Van Scotter returns to his hometown to screen his new feature length silent comedy. The film follows three courting couples in...
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15SepSaturdayEnjoy the beauty of Rockies while pedaling for a cure. This 28-, 44-, or 70-mile bike ride raises money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Snack...
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15SepSaturdayThis intimate event gives parents the chance to meet one-on-one with representatives from private and charter schools from the Denver metro area to...
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15SepSaturday
Summer may not officially be over yet, but Coloradans' minds are already turning to thoughts of snow. If you can't wait another minute to hit the... -
15SepSaturdayColorado firefighters could use a break. Honor heroic efforts of these men and women during this fun finish to Firefighter Appreciation Week. Local...
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15SepSaturdayCelebrate the Uptown neighborhood with a pint. Block party festivities hosted by Vine Street Pub, will take place between 17th and 18th avenues. Don'...
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15SepSaturday
Napa takes on Sonoma at this downtown wine festival. Taste selections from vino favorites like Robert Mondavi Wines, Ravenswood Winery, and Clos du... -
15SepSaturdayIntense investigation of our our imaginations and perceptions, this psychological docudrama draws leading thinkers and researchers in neuroscience,...
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15SepSaturdayYou can count on two things from a classic Greek tragedy: death and weeping. Expect more in this interpretation of Antigone by Larry West. Just as in...
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15SepSaturdayYou may not have the superpower of glowing in the dark, but, at this 5K, you can get pretty close. Deck yourself in neon and head to this race (...
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15SepSaturdayDon’t miss René Heredia, one of the world's foremost Flamenco guitarists, and the Flamenco Fantasy Dance Theater in a performance said to be both...
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15SepSaturdayThe electronic rave music of Rustie, mixed by electronic music producer Russell Whyte, is by turns frenzied, contemplative, and cerebral. Rustie...
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16SepSundayHit the fields of your Denver teams in a walk/run through Sports Authority Field at Mile High, around the track of Coors Field, and across the floor...
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16SepSundayLine up at one of four starting lines where each race benefits a cause. This multi-race event kicks off with a bike ride followed by a one-mile walk...
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16SepSundayBoulder Pridefest celebrates the richness of Boulder's LGBTQ community, culture, and heritage. With the Boulder Creek and Flatirons serving as the...
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Repeats every week until Wed Sep 26 2012 .16SepSundayYou don't have to fly all the way to Munich to experience the excitement of Oktoberfest. The Mile High rendition of the German festival brings...
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16SepSundaySilversun Pickups, the mature alternative rock band from Los Angeles, returns to Colorado as part of the Big Gig music event. Now a decade old,...
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16SepSundayThe Wiyos, a New York blues trio from Brooklyn, is made up of band members Michael Farkas, Teddy Weber, and Sauerkraut Seth Travins. With roots in...
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17SepMondayA Vail autumn is already sensational, add to it a focus on providing diners unique culinary experiences and you just may never leave. This month-long...
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17SepMondaySeveral decades ago, archeologists unearthed hundreds of fragments from royal buildings, statues, and reliefs in ancient Egypt. Art historian Kristin...
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18SepTuesdayGarner the inspiration to create your own veggie garden by observing the Colorado Master Gardeners work their green-thumb magic. Seek answers to all...
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18SepTuesdayShow your love of Colorado by drinking a beer. Taste Colorado microbrews and enjoy a selection of appetizers in support of the environment. This...
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18SepTuesdayGet a pint of state history with Thomas J. Noel, aka Dr. Colorado. The CU Denver history professor will detail the development and role of local...
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19SepWednesdayCakebread Cellars brings a taste of Napa Valley to downtown Denver. Experience different Cakebread varietals expertly paired with dishes created by...
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19SepWednesdayTrain, the Grammy Award-winning American rock band, will kick off its U.S. tour with Mat Kearney and Andy Grammer. "Drive By," from Train’s new...
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19SepWednesdayThe Jersey Boys are trading places with the real deal. Just as the Broadway show finishes its five-week run in Denver, Frankie Valli and the Four...
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19SepWednesdayGoing through Olympic withdrawls? The gold medal-winning U.S.Women's soccer team is bringing their bling to Denver. Look for stars from the games...
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19SepWednesday
Elijah, a destitute pianist living in 1920s Brooklyn, is on a mission to find a reclusive composer in Paris. But the sultry ladies of the City of... -
20SepThursdayThese days, our cell phones are so frequently attached to our bodies, that without them we feel like we lost a limb. Yet, as interconnected as this...
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20SepThursdayTraditionally, the Corn Mother— synonymous with Mother Earth in Pueblo cultures— represents growth, creativity, and femininity. After a two-year out-...
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20SepThursdayThe recipient of many prestigious grants and awards, this renowned artist creates two and three dimensional multimedia abstract art that uses...
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20SepThursdayWith her unique ability to transform otherwise ordinary odds and ends, Judy Pfaff’s originality is obvious as she repurposes coffee filters, fake...
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20SepThursday
The artists of RAW—an independent arts collective that helps budding creatives get their start—are inspired by everything from religion to... -
20SepThursday
Queen's Magic Tour was the last time the beloved band toured with late frontman Freddie Mercury. Relive the rockers' glory days in this remastered,... -
20SepThursdayDidn't think indie rock could be mixed with a classical symphony? Think again. Denver based indie-folk band, DeVotchKa, joins with, the Airborne...
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20SepThursdayShredding the gnar hasn’t come easily. The art of free skiing—helicoptering onto massive powder-covered spine walls in Alaska or of following pillow...
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21SepFridayCalling all green thumbs with wagons in tow. Choose from more than 1,000 different varieties of winter bulbs and plants. Fall-planted items acclimate...
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21SepFridayVisit Dana Schutz’s “mythic universe,” an exhibit strewn with cannibals and other grotesque characters. Schutz harnesses her artistic vision to in...
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21SepFridayDirector Paul Thomas Anderson, who has thrilled us with films like There Will Be Blood and Magnolia, returns to the big screen on this weekend with...
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21SepFridayIs your love of food and wine matched only by your love of tennis? If so, this weekend is for you. Experience the luxurious amenities of the...
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21SepFridayFor 30 years, an all-female firefighting crew from the White Mountain Apache Tribe have battled blazes in Arizona and across the United States....
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21SepFridayFor artist Andy Berg, painting is an opportunity to play with creativity without restriction. Berg values the process, rather than the result. His...
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21SepFridayThe exhibit by award-winning photographer Ben Ramussen, showcases his one-week stay in Guatemala, chronicling the work of Friendship Bridge...
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21SepFridayAs the old turn of phrase goes, it takes two to tango. These two, Gustavo and Giselle, have been hailed as the greatest tango performing and...
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21SepFridayFor many, last year’s Academy Award winning best picture, The Artist, was an introduction to the charm and power of silent films. The...
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21SepFridayWhen the young D'Artagnan becomes enamored with the legend of the french Musketeers he sets out to become a member of their couragous crew. Taken in...
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21SepFridayA bet between an angel and a demon on whether humanity is inherently good or evil is called as a draw when World War II ends. They decide to settle...
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21SepFridayWhat happens when you are one of the last two people on Earth? A young journalism student is lured to a research lab by a graduate student's personal...
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21SepFriday
If anyone knows how to thrive artistically in the 21st century, it's Amanda Palmer. Since going solo (she was part of cabaret-punk group The Dresden... -
21SepFridayAtmosphere is changing. The American hip-hop duo, Slug and Ant, added guitarist Nate Collins and keyboardist Erick Anderson to their group giving...
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21SepFridayBuilt to Spill is a creative work in progress—evolving since 1992 into the indie rock group they are today. Their latest album, There Is No Enemy, is...
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22SepSaturdayLeave your iPod at home as you run by your favorite Denver landmarks. The marathon series attracts more than 15,000 runners, spectators, and...
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22SepSaturdayFollow the 1.6 mile trail of wet noses and wagging tails on a hike for people and pooches. This paw stompin' good time benefits the Denver Dumb...
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22SepSaturdayGet in the Halloween spirit early this year with spooky tours through Cripple Creek’s historic Mt. Pigsah Cemetery. Hosted by the Gold Camp Victorian...
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22SepSaturdayPablo Milan is a contemporary artist recognized for his powerful, brightly-colored paintings, which embrace the rich culture of the Four Corners area...
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22SepSaturdayA wild race around the city to find seemingly random items, what's not to love about a scavenger hunt? Create a team or meet new friends as you...
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22SepSaturdayCelebrate the fall harvest with more than 25 craft breweries, micro-distilleries, and fall-flavored beer pairings. Mosey West will provide the tunes...
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22SepSaturdayThis isn't your typical froufrou tutu kind of ballet. The nationally-renowned Aspen Santa Fe Ballet dance company brings their innovative style...
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22SepSaturdayBessie Award-winning Kota Yamazaki explores shadows and darkness in this striking dance performance. For one night only, see this innovative dancer/...
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22SepSaturdaySolo artist and a member of Wu-Tang Clan, GZA, or as some call him, The Genius, has continued to grow as a rapper and artist throughout the years....
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23SepSundayYou don't even have to know how to walk yet for this race. With a stroller-friendly 5K, kids' course, toddler trot, and even an infant crawl, the...
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23SepSundayYou don't have to fly all the way to Munich to experience the excitement of Oktoberfest. The Mile High rendition of the German festival brings...
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23SepSundayCalling all yoga gals and horse lovers for this ladies-only retreat. Spend a week indulging in leisurely horseback rides, relaxing yoga sessions,...
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23SepSundayThe Head and the Heart's folk roots and strong vocals pulse effervescently—they're both explosively danceable and intuitively intelligent. The band...
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24SepMondayWith a unique social vision, Rise Against is a rock powerhouse on a mission. In 2004, they debuted Siren Song of the Counter Culture to promote...
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24SepMondayJason Mraz celebrates the release of his April 2012 album, Love Is a Four Letter Word, with singer-songwriter Christina Perri. Mraz—famous...
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25SepTuesday
Discover a new favorite eatery during this tour of top restaurants along East 17th Avenue. Hop on an excursion bus (they'll come by every 10 to 15... -
25SepTuesdayDon't be just another ignorant voter this election season. Be an aware voter. Join Active Minds for a conversation that explores the complex issues...
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25SepTuesdayThis pulsing percussion sensation will have you tapping on table tops and trash cans for weeks. For more than 20 years, the creative minds behind...
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25SepTuesdayDeerhoof doesn't just sing on stage they put on a show. Jumping around or changing noise levels and octaves, they will get you pumped up with their...
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26SepWednesdayMore than 1,000 canines will compete in the Super Bowl of dog agility. One of the most coveted prizes is the $10,000 Dog Agility Steeplechase which...
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26SepWednesdayAlexander should have just stayed in bed. Waking up with gum in his hair is least of his problems on this day of mean best friends and dentist...
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26SepWednesdayAre wine paired dinners starting to feel a little blasé? If so, consider revving up your drink pairings with tequila. This four-course dinner...
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26SepWednesdayIf “esperanza” is the Spanish word for hope, then bassist, vocalist, and composer Esperanza Spalding could not have been given a more fitting name at...
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27SepThursdayExperience two sides of the art spectrum in one exhibit. Innovator Keith Howard—who is recognized for developing a modernized printmaking...
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27SepThursday
Eats, drinks, beats, and film all come together in celebration of the flavors of Iceland. Coohills hosts World Culinary Cup winner Hákon Már... -
27SepThursdayAs the Aspens change in the mountains of Crested Butte, movies take center stage. The schedule for the second annual Crested Butte Film Festival is...
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27SepThursdayA night filled with heels, handbags and cosmos sounds like a Sex and the City episode, but it is actually a charity event. Cosmos for a Cause invites...
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27SepThursdayThe most talented circus performers from around the globe have come together to celebrate the year of the dragon. A creature of such mysticism and...
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27SepThursday
Alaska has been called the Last Frontier for its myriad physically demanding endeavors: mining, commercial fishing, and more recently, the freeride... -
27SepThursdayFew bands from the alternative era managed to survive, and thrive. Since 1983 the Chili Peppers have sold more than 65 million albums and have been...
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27SepThursdayGetting a little sick of the same right versus left media coverage? This play examines the role of the presidency with a grotesque, cynical...
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27SepThursdayShow business isn't easy. Following the dreams and struggles of a mother as she pushes her daughters to become star performers, Gypsy paints a...
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27SepThursdayIf you’ve been waiting for that “push” to start following your dreams, Susan Polis Schutz, best-selling author and poet, can be that person to get...
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27SepThursdayThe story of Detroit encapsulates both the brightest and darkest points of America's last century. The Great Migration of African Americans escaping...
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28SepFridayPut your eyes to the sky for flights spotlighting the aircraft flown during American fought wars. More than 150 pilots will fly air craft like the...
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28SepFridayPlaywright Michael Frayn once said of live theatre, “It was funnier from behind than in front and I thought that one day I must write a farce from...
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28SepFridayNew York Times food columnist and cookbook author Martha Rose Shulman is devoted to eating well. A proponent of good-for-you food, she is also big on...
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28SepFriday
Reimagine your Friday night with this celebration of repurposing and repair. Explore El Anatsui: When I Last Wrote to You About Africa with insight... -
28SepFridayWhen a young boy is charged with keeping the memories of his seemingly Utopian society, he gains knowledge that could wipe away any signs of normalcy...
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28SepFridayThe film version of Stephen Chbosky's novel the Perks of Being a Wallflower is finally coming to a silver screen. Suffering from anxiety after...
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28SepFridayCalling the group, Brit Floyd, a copycat isn’t an insult, but a compliment. This Pink Floyd cover band that has been called the World’s Greatest Pink...
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28SepFridayAfter almost a 10-year hiatus, Dispatch is back. This band is out on tour promoting their newest reggae funk rock album, Circles Around the Sun,...
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29SepSaturdayThis challenging bike tour winds through various Colorado dams and let's you chose from 10K to 100K routes that extend from Denver to Beaver Creek....
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29SepSaturdayThe harvest moon is a time to celebrate the bounty of harvest season, as well as to reunite with family and loved ones. Among top traditions during...
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29SepSaturdayWhen a woman and her brother resolve to adopt an orphan, they expect a boy to arrive and help around their home. Instead a young girl with her head—...
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29SepSaturday
Nick Lowe has lived many pop music lives: As a key player in the British New Wave movement of the '70s, he produced classic records for all-stars... -
29SepSaturdayListening to a clarinet and tenor saxophone play the melody, while three other saxophones played harmony, Glenn Miller heard the distinct sound that...
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30SepSundayLiving green with a family can be tough, but don't give up. Take your kids to the zoo and spend the day learning how you can make it a top priority....
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30SepSundayThe six-time Grammy winning Englishman, Peter Gabriel is celebrating his 25th anniversary of his multi-platinum pop rock album, So. His...
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30SepSundayThe band Churchill, doesn’t let their lack of experience define them. The almost two-year old, five-man indie rock band is promoting their first full...
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