EVENTS
February 2013-
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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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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11AugSaturday
Whether you're a postmodern art connoisseur or think scribbles make a famous abstract piece, the Faux Show has something for everyone. The... -
12OctFridayReading and writing: Once mastered, these ordinary activities largely dictate our daily lives. Investigating the artistic facets of human language,...
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28OctSundayLaura Letinsky’s still life food photographs have appeared in Bon Appétit and Martha Stewart Living, but they depart from the perfectionist culinary...
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1NovThursdayThe objects presented in this exhibit depict the evolution of art using a multiple methods and materials. Heavily stylized, industrial, and graphic...
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3NovSaturdayAppealing to more than just the peanut gallery, Buntport Theater's live comic book turns children's theater on its ear by playing to the tech-savvy...
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15NovThursdayChairs, tables, and even skis get the Rocky Mountain treatment in this hometown exhibit. An extention of the showing at the Denver International...
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23NovFridaySouthwest Airlines and Downtown Denver Partnership invite you to embrace the cold and skate at Skyline Park. Look out for regularly scheduled...
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1DecSaturdayThey say that birds of a feather flock together, but this exhibit seems to have taken a non-discriminating approach with its medley of bird breeds...
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1JanTuesdayThis guitar building and woodworking class will keep your hands and mind busy. Master craftsman Edward Victor Dick teaches both beginners and more...
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3JanThursdayThe Colorado art scene is thriving, and it’s hard to keep an eye on every up-and-coming artist. This exhibit gives you a chance to see three of the...
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3JanThursdayThe Colorado art scene is thriving, and it’s hard to keep an eye on every up-and-coming artist. This exhibit gives you a chance to see works by three...
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4JanFridayExperience the multi-layered images by photographer Loretta Young-Gautier. By meticulously layering up to 10 photograph negavtives, Young-Gautier's...
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4JanFridayThis gritty exhibit celebrates Denver's diverse artistic scene. Mexican, Canadian, and Coloradan artists Ximena Labra, Humberto Duque...
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4JanFridayGet a taste of Denver's fresh meat of the art world. The Next Gallery shows off their newest member artists such as Betsy Roudolph, Chris Bullock, D....
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4JanFridayA woman's wardrobe is a window to her life. This show, based on the book by Ilene Beckerman, is performed in monologues that explore everything from...
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4JanFriday
No matter how many years have passed, America continues to mourn the death of Robert F. Kennedy. This one-man-show, writtena nd performed by Jack... -
5JanSaturdayBritish detective stories have a few things in common: wild goose chase adventures, unthinkable mishaps, and innumerous missed clues. In this parody...
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9JanWednesdayJoin the fung shui and decor masters of Colorado for the Golden Globes of interior design: the 2013 Crystal Awards. A trifecta of cocktails, dining,...
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10JanThursdayIn her 25 years as associate professor of drawing at the University of Denver, Deborah Howard has created an extensive collection of works....
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11JanFridayPlaywright Jeffery Hatcher finds comedy in even the strictest of tutors as recounts the various lessons he learned as a 10-year-old during his 1967...
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11JanFridayThese photographers look outside the box. In a wold that is organic, cylindrical (read: trees, legs, and stems), and cyclical, we live, travel,...
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11JanFridayWestern art is often defined by the past: a land of cowboys, gold miners, and outlaws. This exhibition draws together artists that purposely look...
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11JanFriday
In 2013, we’re hoping for good health and a wealth of great art. The Walker Fine Art Year in Preview gives a hint of what’s to come in the visual art... -
11JanFriday
Ed is dying, but he has a unique opportunity to have his brain downloaded for posterity. It's tough enough that he can only select 10 memories to... -
11JanFridayFear is this play’s protagonist. When Theresa rejects Tony after a couple dates, she finds herself caught in the middle of every woman’s nightmare....
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12JanSaturdayBuntport Theater's live comic book turns children's theater on its ear by playing to the tech-savvy generation of little ones in the audience and...
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12JanSaturdayNostalgia for the past is part of the human condition, but seldom does the past hold fewer challenges than the present. When a couple yearning for a...
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14JanMondayWatch incredible artists, from around the world, turn huge chunks of ice into beautiful sculptures. Observe the volunteers getting the blocks all set...
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16JanWednesdayWASP takes a new form in George and Martha. This upper-class couple invite a new professor and his young wife over for dinner. Throughout the evening...
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17JanThursdayDiscover some of the best art in the state: paintings, sketches and photography of everything from the plains to the mountains.This juried exhibit of...
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17JanThursdayUsing weaving skills passed down from generation to generation, contemporary Guatemalan women create vibrant clothes and tapestries for both...
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18JanFridayExplore the Colorado landscape with these plein air art pieces. One Woman Show is a collection of Nicole Hyde's abstract paintings, like Rowdy Kate...
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18JanFridayThe colors of the rainbow look unoriginal in comparison to artist Dave Yust's vibrant, colorful work. The painter and printmaker works to...
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18JanFriday
A "traditional" family can be hard to define in 2013—and Motherhood Out Loud celebrates that. Though full of comical portrayals of the... -
18JanFridayRock climbing requires as much mental strength as physical strength. In the wake of a loss, Emm throws all her energy into climbing to rise above the...
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19JanSaturday
Even as Denver begins to shed its "cowtown" image, we always get a little nostalgic about the Old West. Enter Patti Hallock's first solo exhibition... -
19JanSaturdayJust because a person isn't talking, doesn't mean they don't hear and understand the communication around them. In this PHAMLY production, a shy man...
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22JanTuesdaySeeking inspiration to improve those simple snowmen and ice caves? Catch the finale of the outdoor ice gala, where artists from around the world have...
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22JanTuesdayWhen novelist Charles Condomine asks clairvoyant Madame Arcati to unveil details for a book he is writing, his calls to the spirits go awry. Instead...
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24JanThursdayYes, she survived the Titanic, but she also proved America’s rags-to-riches promise. With determination to rise above her humble beginnings, Molly...
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25JanFridayIt is not just a classic love story—it is the greatest love story of all time. Romeo and Juliet meet at a masked ball, not knowing the danger of...
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25JanFriday
In Shakespeare's The Tempest, the spirit Ariel conjures up a violent storm that leaves the people of Milan shipwrecked on a remote island. A revenge... -
28JanMondayThe miniscule and atomic details in nature are often overlooked in day-to-day activity. Local Colorado painter Robert Spellman uses his contemporary...
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29JanTuesdayA science experiment gone wrong, a monster unleashed, and tale of dangerous love: Jekyll and Hyde will always be an irresistible thriller. The...
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29JanTuesdayThe stage expression ‘break a leg!’ may actually come to fruition in this mayhem filled comedy. English playwright Michael Frayne sets up a play-...
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30JanWednesdayThis culinary festival offers a new twist on après ski. Daily tastings—held at unique locations around the resort—pair food with drink, and fit into...
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31JanThursdayDenver-based artists Frederic Pichon and Andrew Rising will simultaneously present their two very distinct exhibits in one gallery, creating a unique...
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31JanThursdayTumble into Myra Babbage’s world as a typist, muse and collaborator for Franklin Woolsey—a man desperately trying to finish his book. After his...
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31JanThursdayCelebrate 7 has something to satisfy any and all of your cravings for dance. The nonprofit dance company 7dancers will perform in seven different...
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1FebFridayCycling and flowers are not often associated with one another, but you will find both in this exhibit featuring Ken Crost’s photographs of racing...
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1FebFridaySuddenly your grandfather’s old ride just got a lot more interesting. Highlighting the artistry found in woodie station wagons, this exhibit...
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1FebFridayBeer lovers rejoice. Stout month is here. Mountain Sun Pub & Brewery, Southern Sun, and Vine Street Pub dedicate their February line-ups to the...
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1FebFridayLet the adventures jump out from your television and join the live action as you're whisked on a wild ride with Disney characters Phineas and Ferb....
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1FebFridayThe common treatment for pine beetle-devoured trees: Cut ’em down and burn ’em up. Sculpture and installation artist Eric Dallimore’s five-piece...
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1FebFridayGo into the wild with ceramic sculptor Ted Vogel’s nature-inspired installment. By molding his clay, glass, and iron materials into figures like...
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1FebFridaySurviving World War II was hard enough, but for veteran Freddie Quell, adjusting to life after war is an even tougher battle. Suffering from anxiety...
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1FebFridayHold your breath, and plunge into a small community in the Louisiana bayou that is bracing for a catastrophic storm. Hushpuppy, played by Quvenhané...
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1FebFridayListen to war stories from two bestselling authors who served in Iraq and Vietnam, respectively. Acclaimed novelist Kevin Powers, author of The...
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1FebFriday
The best printmakers within 528 mile of Denver are in the spotlight. More than 100 artists—from Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, South Dakota... -
1FebFridayBring your best poker face and pack your luck in your pocket for a casino night hosted by the Fort Collins Soccer club. The evening will be filled...
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1FebFridayJoin the party in remembrance of the 1950s Beatnik Generation, and give tribute to this influential Beats figure. Among his recognitions, Cassady is...
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1FebFriday
You probably recognize John Oliver from his hysterical seven-year stint on The Daily Show With Jon Stewart. These days, Oliver is his own brand, with... -
1FebFridayThe hallowed steps of Red Rocks don't get a snow day. For the second year, a mid-winter concert brings music lovers wrapped in puffy ski apparel to...
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1FebFridayWhere the real world ends, the reel world begins. As an author works to turn his novel into a movie, and struggles as his producer forces him to make...
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1FebFridayPut your cowboy boots on and get ready for some dancin'. This Alaskan group has been making their bluegrass-folk blend music for sometime now. After...
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1FebFridayThis singer could retire on the fact that she performed her rendition of “Your Song” for the royal wedding at Buckingham Palace, but this is only one...
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1FebFridayYou didn’t score tickets to Icelantic’s sold-out Winter on the Rocks bash? Hit up the after-party, led by this DJ responsible for M.I.A.’s ubiquitous...
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2FebSaturdayGet geared-up for Crested Butte's biggest costume party and Nordic event of the year. Sign up for 5K, 10K, half-marathon, and full-marathon races and...
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2FebSaturdayLadies, indulge with a bite of dark chocolate while learning how to lead a heart healthy life. Raise awareness for women and heart disease as you and...
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2FebSaturdayCelebrate the poetic verses of Allen Ginsberg and other legendary Beat writers with a night filled with live jazz from the Bill Giebler Trio, a...
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2FebSaturdayA joint endeavor between Switchfoot singer Jon Foreman and Grammy-winning Nickel Creek guitarist Sean Watkins, this duo released its second album,...
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2FebSaturday
With the third-annual Snowdown SIA, Colorado flexes its muscles as a world-class purveyor of winter sports culture by hosting the largest snowsports... -
3FebSundayA rotating team of up to 12 cellists aim to defy genre boundaries during performances of elegant classical music punctuated by string renditions of...
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4FebMondayThis is an artistic look at the old chicken-and--the-egg riddle. This art exhibit, by invitation only, explores the relationship between cause and...
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4FebMondayMusic can do magical things for children's developmental growth. Soak up the classical sounds for a 45-minute performance with an introduction to...
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4FebMonday
Acclaimed writer Dave Eggers, best known for his semi-autobiographical book A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, is stopping in Boulder to... -
5FebTuesdaySometimes art is better when you can sit of it. Consisting of more than 100 decorative home furnishings, 11 different periods of interior design will...
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5FebTuesdayThe notorious Sand Creek massacre in Kiowa County, and Colorado's ensuing struggle to reappropriate its memory and legacy, is a blight on the state's...
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5FebTuesdayStroll down Fourth Street in downtown Loveland and marvel at sculpture in one of the most fleeting of mediums—snow. Watch as 10 expert snow...
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5FebTuesdayAfter selling 7,000 copies of his first album without any promotions or label in a week, it's no surprise he was signed in a month. This singer,...
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6FebWednesdayFrom comedies of romantic blunders to intense documentaries about the realities of the Holocaust, the Jewish Film Festival plays films of all flavors...
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6FebWednesdayRobert Bower, representing the eighth generation of a Portuguese port producing family and known as "the ambassador of port," leads participants...
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7FebThursdayGet a feel for true Chicano art at this celebratory exhibition. The installment commemorates significant artists from Denver's Chicano community...
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7FebThursdayIt's a beach day! As Iris' family breaks out of the Bronx for a day in the sand, her dad tells everyone to only bring necessities into the packed car...
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7FebThursdayA cup of soup adds warmth on even the coldest night. This benefit delivers that comfort twice over; first as guests enjoy the ladle-fulls of gourmet...
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7FebThursdayAttend the ultimate cocktail party: good food, good drink, and a good cause. Top Denver restaurants including Linger, Il Posto, and Root Down join...
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7FebThursdayJam out to Colorado Symphony’s performance, From Bach…To Rock, and wait for the pop-up performances to catch you off guard. Live demonstrations...
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7FebThursdayThis electronica producer has spent much of the last decade criss-crossing the country soaking up the local music scenes of San Francisco, Chicago,...
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8FebFridayThe combination of psychiatric drugs, sex, and murder acts as the perfect catalyst for this provocative thriller. A successful New Yorker, Emily...
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8FebFridayThe stakes are high in this crazy game of poker. Irish playwright Conor McPherson's production follows a group of working-class bar pals playing a...
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8FebFridayDecide for yourself which film you would award the sculpted golden statue. Find time to view one of these emotional tales at the limited,...
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8FebFridayMix reality with fantasy with these innovative and vivacious pieces, complete with contorted collages and soft sculpture dolls. Painter and...
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8FebFridayInspired by French social philosopher and psychiatrist Felix Guattari’s collection of essays, texts, and interviews titled “Soft Subversion,” this...
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8FebFridayAuguste Escoffier wrote the book on French cuisine. Credited with simplifying and modernizing fussy techniques, Escoffier published Le Guide...
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8FebFridayLadies, if you still feel squeamish talking about your nether regions, now is the time to see the Vagina Monologues. This famous show—which features...
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8FebFridayGet an early start on the Mardi Gras festivities with a unique take on Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon". A parade of acrobats, contortionists,...
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8FebFridayWith the hope of increasing an awareness of Denver’s design community while simultaneously supporting the Denver Art Museum, this event will showcase...
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8FebFridayThere is no worse cocktail for a politician than a hotel room, mysterious dead bodies, and adultery. Richard Willy, a junior government official,...
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8FebFridayRally the family together for a roaring display of soaring monster trucks. Themed trucks like the "Grave Digger" and "Monster Mutt" will barrel...
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8FebFriday
Mardi Gras, the prime mid-winter excuse to mix great food with great music, is getting a Colorado makeover. Nederland-based progressive bluegrass... -
9FebSaturday
Rest up Friday night, because you'll need lots of energy for the full-day festivities at Saturday's Winter Festival in Evergreen. Activities include... -
9FebSaturdayUkiyo-e art contains images of 17th century Japanese leisure activities and landscapes, using curved lines and bright colors to capture a wide range...
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9FebSaturdayA home, no matter the size, can always be improved upon. Find new ideas for your unique home or garden as you stroll through a wide array of exhibits...
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9FebSaturday
Tired of gifting the same-old box of chocolates for Valentine's Day? We've got the solution: Make—and eat—the sweet treats with your special someone... -
9FebSaturdayExplore the medieval sketching technique used by Leonardo da Vinci and Albrecht Durer with this demonstration by master artist Tom...
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9FebSaturdayDoll up your paws with a discounted pedicure while meeting the loveable canines from the Big Dogs, Huge Paws shelter. The holiday special...
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9FebSaturdayIndulge for the sake of the community. This benefit, and festival of chocolate, features a range of goodies to please your sweet tooth from Concertos...
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9FebSaturday
What at first glance may appear to be abstract visions are actually large-scale photographs of the American landscape. David Maisel, showing four... -
9FebSaturdayGrab your beads, masks, and put on anything green, purple, or gold. Celebrate the return of Mardi Gras in twice this year. A few days early with a...
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9FebSaturdayNo need to passionately ponder “Where for art thou Romeo,” because he, his beloved Juliet, and the rest of the Shakespearean cast will be in Denver...
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9FebSaturdayTo call this multiple Grammy-award-winning musician’s career prolific, would be an understatement. Plucking the strings of the bass guitar since he...
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10FebSundayGeorgia O'Keeffe's flower and flora oil paintings are icons of Western art, but this collection brings to light more of O'Keeffe's New Mexican...
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10FebSundayLove is in the air and this 5K will get your heart pumping. Maybe you will even find your match as you recover post-race with energy bars,...
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10FebSundayMany young girls consider a tutu to be a staple in their wardrobes as they attempt to emulate the ballerinas they aspire to be. Don't miss an...
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10FebSundayA guy lost in a lingerie store can be awkward for all involved. But, SOL is throwing in brats and beers to make the situation a little more...
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10FebSundayThis band gets their name from the Preservation Hall in New Orleans, the land of Jazz. They have played their "Dixieland" jazz all over the world...
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11FebMondayBicycle Colorado’s annual gathering of cycling enthusiasts returns, after two sold-out summits, to once again promote Colorado’s biking culture and...
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11FebMonday
It's a depressing fact: A female soldier working in a combat zone is more likely to be raped by a colleague than killed by enemy fire. If that wasn't... -
11FebMondayGet comfortable at the Tattered Cover with a live reading from Colorado author John Shors. Known for his acclaimed historical fiction work—including...
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11FebMondayThis English indie rock band clearly has a great sound if Marcus Mumford and members of the White Lies were in the crowd for their first London show...
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11FebMondayNamed for their pair of one-of-a-kind instruments they made themselves—a baritone ukulele made of salvaged steel (“buke”) and a guitar-bass amalgam...
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12FebTuesdayAdd zest to classic Southern fare while celebrating everything Mardi Gras. This interactive cooking class instructs students in the art of Creole...
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12FebTuesday
If Fat Tuesday is a day for indulgences, then Chef N Brew is the king of the carnival. BeerCraving and chef Michael Long are joining forces with... -
12FebTuesdayThe band that was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990, their first year of eligibility, is undoubtedly one of the greatest rock...
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13FebWednesdayIf there is one thing we can all relate to, it's family. Centered on the theme of family, this display features works from the Progressive Insurance...
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13FebWednesdayChocolates for Valentine's Day may seem cliché, but not when you make them—for that someone special—yourself. This evening hands-on workshop will...
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14FebThursdayThe early 1900s were a time of intensity and turbulence—two words that can also describe the rambunctious personality of Molly Brown. Immerse...
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14FebThursdaySunsets and autumn leaves are natural occurrences that can be overlooked, but Dylan Fox’s photographs help us remember their beauty in his...
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14FebThursdayIronically opening on Valentine’s Day, this traveling exhibition has come to Boulder from Croatia to display what happens to previously-loved objects...
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14FebThursdayThe best of independent filmmaking decend on Boulder for what MovieMaker once named one of the "25 Coolest Film Festivals." The schedule of films has...
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14FebThursdayThe Flamenco, a passionate Spanish dance ranging from graceful to fierce, serves as inspiration this Valentine's day. Chef Rachel Kesley prepares a...
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14FebThursday
Movie buffs: Head west for the Boulder International Film Festival and a jam-packed weekend of 47 film screenings. Mix it up by attending workshops,... -
14FebThursdayTrade the chocolate and candy hearts for a more grown-up Valentine's Day treat. Sip on a classic martini cocktail and settle in to watch the iconic...
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14FebThursdayGet swallowed up by color at the gallery show featuring abstract, texture-driven artists Alix Evendorff and Vrba. Evendorff’s smooth, ethereal...
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14FebThursday
Valentine's Day can be overpriced and overhyped—everything that a good cup of tea is not. Bring your date for a relaxed meal by Wystone's World Teas... -
14FebThursdayForgot to secure Valentine's dinner reservations? Fear not, romantic dinners will be taking place across the city; selecting only one will be...
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14FebThursdayWith 14 million albums sold worldwide and five Grammys it’s hard to believe this star was discovered on American Idol. Since winning in 2005, she has...
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14FebThursdaySurprise your loved one this year with an evening of music. Enjoy the beautiful musical talents of the Colorado Symphony on the most romantic night...
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14FebThursdayIntroduce a little southern rhythm to Valentine's Day when this 40-year music veteran hits the stage stirring up her own mixture of blues, rock ’n’...
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14FebThursday
Point number one: There are few musical forms more passionate than flamenco. Point number two: There are few musicians more qualified to bring both... -
14FebThursdayThis native Denver quartet leaped into the big leagues when it composed the poignant score for Little Miss Sunshine. While the film went on to Oscar...
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15FebFriday
Just over two years ago mammoth fossils were discovered in Snowmass Village—now you can see what those massive mammals actually looked like when they... -
15FebFridayTake part in the 21st annual "St. Practice Day." Guinness lovers across the country team up in hopes of breaking the record for the largest...
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15FebFridayAfter nearly 50 years working on the Up project, we're convinced that Director Michael Apted has an exceptionally serious commitment to his craft....
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15FebFriday
Brave the chill to watch hockey as it should be played: outside. Take in the icy action as the Pabst Colorado Pond Hockey Tournament brings together... -
15FebFridayTravel back in time and space and explore the frost-covered landscapes of the Ice Age. Dazzling computer-generated images that bring a faraway era to...
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15FebFridayDoes the NHL lockout have you down? Get in your fill of stick clashing, puck flying, and ice carving as a spectator or as a player. The tournament...
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15FebFridayTake your Valentine out and let Wings Over the Rockies stand in as babysitter. The museum has dinner covered with selected items off of Noodles...
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15FebFridayArt often encourages individuals to revel in past experiences in order to relate and understand the piece—especially when the exhibit explores an...
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15FebFridayCorrelating this exhibit’s opening with the asteroid DA14’s passing of earth, Denver-based artist William Bishop will display five unique drawings...
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15FebFridayIf a picture is worth 1,000 words, then this display will be sure to leave even the chattiest people speechless. The exhibit—which features a...
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15FebFridayMany music festivals are popular for their blaring sounds and party chaos, but at Denver Chant Fest concertgoers will be doing more meditating than...
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15FebFridayPsyche up for turning over your single’s cards. In celebration of 5280’s upcoming Top Singles issue, the magazine will host a Mile High City...
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15FebFridayWhen a play begins with the Detroit Lions winning the Superbowl, you know you’re in for a comic treat. In the excitement of the moment, Detroit...
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15FebFridayLight up the evening with Comedy Works’ first ever reefer celebration of Amendment 64: the Pot Roast—an evening of jest devoted to mocking Colorado’s...
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15FebFridayIt's the end of the world, and just four robots remain. They, along with their controllers, work to protect what is left of humanity from a final,...
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15FebFridayBoulder Ballet’s premiere Stepping Out 2013 delivers a performance with three high-energy pieces of contemporary ballet. Choreographer Jayne Persche...
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16FebSaturdaySweat like a snowman in July. Kick that frosty winter feeling with a 5K or 10K run in the final race of the Winter Distance Series. Top male and...
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16FebSaturdayMusicians and brewers unite for this inaugural bash set against the majestic Vail Valley. More than a dozen bluegrass and folk acts from near and far...
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16FebSaturdayA blend of voices that range form bass to soprano, this British a capella octet was created in 2003 by former singers of the choir from a little...
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16FebSaturdayAmadeus, first performed in 1979, is a fictional account of the rivalry between two composers: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Antonio Salieri....
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16FebSaturdayCelebrate Fat Tuesday all over again with the funk and jazz band Galactic. Their new party album, Carnivale Electricos, invokes the fervor and...
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16FebSaturdayFew musicians are lucky enough to have their first album was produced by John Mellencamp, but American folk-rock singer James McMurtry is one of them...
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17FebSundayThis celebration of food, wine, and chocolate provides an indulgent finale to a weekend dedicated to love. Learn new skills by attending a seminar—...
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17FebSundayArchaeology isn't all snakes and treasure troves, but Nicholas Hudson has stories—real stories—about Egyptian archaeology that rival Indiana Jones....
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19FebTuesdayAspen Santa Fe Ballet’s 2013 Winter Dance brings another multifarious performance to the milieu of modern dance. Three separate pieces—Square None by...
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20FebWednesdayFind inspiration in the stories of our communities’ youth and family who have experienced medical accidents and ailments: Tune in to Alice’s 36 Hours...
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20FebWednesdayEngage in conversation with a talk led by local celebrity and Top Chef winner Hosea Rosenberg. The Boulder chef's accomplishments are extensive:...
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21FebThursdayWhere does the thin line between the real and the imagined lie? Artist Janaina Tschäpe’s paintings of mosaics and circles look abstract at first...
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21FebThursdayInspiring audiences into action, this event celebrates the power of film to create an awareness of the world's environmental problems. Subjects...
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21FebThursdayOur city's website dedicated to all things booze, Denver Off the Wagon, is turning two. In celebration, sommelier—and Off the Wagon writer—Max Koepke...
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21FebThursdayTake a four-day vacation to Japan without leaving Colorado in this event focused on striking moments in Japanese cinema. Highlights include a new...
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21FebThursdaySpend the day on the slopes and the evening on the floor as Aspen hosts these falling-out-of-your-chair funny comedians during their three-day comedy...
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22FebFridayIf you think Colorado is snowy, wait until you see the snow-covered vistas in this film. The taiga, rough terrain that surrounds the remote village...
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22FebFridayRudolfo Anaya’s critically acclaimed novel is adapted to the big screen for this coming-of-age film focused on young Antonio Marez and his...
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22FebFridayWhere else can you dance, play golf, and see great modern art? Experience the latest event from the Denver Art Museum's Untitled series, a mixed...
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22FebFridaySometimes you have to tackle problems one bake sale at a time. From fancy Christmas dinners to Hawaiian-style Easter fundraisers, four women in a...
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22FebFridayWhat if your dog could talk? Experience ventriloquist Todd Oliver’s take on the K-9 mind. He’s so good, it's hard to believe the dogs aren’t actually...
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22FebFridayPassion, movement, and the human body are on display in this ode to the masters of ballet. This compilation is composed of classic ballets coupled...
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22FebFridayAfter being neglected, insulted, and harassed by their chauvinistic boss, three women working in a male-dominated office finally get fed up. This...
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22FebFridayThe Shen Yun stage performance is a virtual journey that spans 5,000 years of Chinese history. Sharing the culture and heritage of past dynasties,...
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22FebFriday
Denver is growing up—and so is the city's street art scene. Get a glimpse of what the urban environment has to offer at this CultureHaus (an offshoot... -
22FebFriday
The Colorado Ballet presents a trio of performances in their latest production. The lineup: George Balanchine's classic ballet Theme and Variations;... -
22FebFridayWith a storied musical history—his mentor was none other than the Godfather of Soul himself, James Brown—this accomplished saxophonist is among the...
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22FebFridaySince honing his chops playing backup for Lenny Kravitz, this prolific jazz-funk musician has appeared at festivals worldwide—from Australia to...
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23FebSaturdayNeed more of a challenge while traversing those black diamonds? New Belgium Brewing Company is inviting Eldora skiiers a chance to double as...
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23FebSaturdayOften infants on shopping adventures ends in disaster—with whining, complaining, and general disinterest. So skip the malls and stores and tote your...
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23FebSaturday
Experience the revival of the Five Points area during Denver Off the Wagon's birthday pub crawl. Bar-goers will start at Mile High Spirits before... -
23FebSaturdayThis two-week celebration of food is sure to be a highlight in any Denver food-lover's year. Participating restaurants offer multi-course meals for a...
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23FebSaturdayThis comical three-act stage performance, written by Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur, highlights the nuances of a journalist’s life with the story of...
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23FebSaturdayFrom studying graphic design in college, to playing in indie rock band The Heist, Chaz Bundwick has built an impressive resume. Performing...
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24FebSundayTake this climb one breath at a time for those who can't breathe on their own. Climb the 1,098 steps of the 56 floors in Denver's tallest building,...
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24FebSundayWhen winter starts to turn into cabin fever, it's time to Get the Sillies Out! In it's third live concert run, Yo Gabba Gabba! hits the stage with an...
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24FebSundayPast meets present, dark meets light, and word meets image in this thought-provoking multimedia program. Thordis Niela Simonsen—an artist and writer—...
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24FebSunday
Sure, you could watch the Oscars at home, but wouldn't it be more fun to get dolled up and make a night out of it? The Denver Film Society is hosting... -
24FebSundayThis politically aware rapper distinguished himself amongst the hip-hop crowd with socially conscious rhymes that have tackled anything from gun...
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25FebMonday
As if you needed an excuse to stick your skis on top of your car and head to Vail: Live (free!) shows by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis and Santigold... -
25FebMondayWith more than 12,000 bottles in their cellar and an annual recipient of the Wine Spectator's Grand Award (recognition of one of the ten best wine...
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25FebMondayLet the moonlight guide the way in this mountain trek. Take advantage of the night's soft glow to snowshoe down the trails of Crested Butte from the...
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26FebTuesday
From its beginnings in early 20th-century New Orleans, jazz has been a cross-cultural mashup: a uniquely American mix of African and European sonic... -
26FebTuesdayPecha Kucha celebrates the art of concise presentations: creative people get together to share their ideas, with a catch. Speakers can show 20...
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26FebTuesdayIt’s the story of the ultimate con artist. Frank Abagnale Jr.—a teenage boy with no flying knowledge, medical background, or law school experience—...
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27FebWednesdayCelebrate the chill in the air with this four-course, beer-paired dinner inspired by the season it's served in. Savory dishes—such as head cheese...
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27FebWednesdayExplore the world through the eyes of some of Earth's most beautiful creatures. Daniel Craig, of James Bond fame, narrates this Planet Earth-style...
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28FebThursdayThe way a strobe of light reflects off of an image can drastically alter the message it sends. This multi-medium show focuses on contemporary artists...
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28FebThursdayCome listen to the actual mom that Sandra Bullock portrayed in the movie, The Blind Side. Speaking in support of literacy in the Denver metro area,...
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28FebThursday
You know you're in for a delicious evening when the food and booze are coming from Top Chef winner Hosea Rosenberg (pictured) and Denver's Infinite... -
28FebThursdaySurround yourself with music—literally. Inside the Orchestra invites the audience to become swallowed by sound as they perform classical music in a...
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28FebThursdayCas and Jonsey are two Australian adventurers who attempted the unthinkable: a journey across Antarctica to the South Pole and back with no help....
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28FebThursdayCalling all Deadheads—rock drumming legend, Mickey Hart, is coming to Boulder and will fill the stage with his energetic beats and wild percussion....
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