EVENTS
April 2013-
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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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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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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17JanThursdayUsing weaving skills passed down from generation to generation, contemporary Guatemalan women create vibrant clothes and tapestries for both...
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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... -
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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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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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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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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9FebSaturday
What at first glance may appear to be abstract visions are actually large-scale photographs of the American landscape. David Maisel, showing four... -
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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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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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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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... -
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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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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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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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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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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1MarFridayPart of the Denver Jewish Film Festival, this exhibit explores the artistic relationship between photography, painting, and film. Don't miss featured...
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1MarFridayCome witness the beauty of the Arctic tundra—no parka or snowshoes required. Landscape photographers Evan Anderman and Eliot Porter take you on a...
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1MarFridayTransgendered pageants and Ku Klux Klan rallies couldn't be less connected, but they are both found in photographer Sonja Rieger’s newest show, which...
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1MarFriday
Explore the history of the longest continuous commercial street in the United States—Colfax Avenue—with this traveling exhibit. Fifty pieces are on... -
1MarFriday
In 1934, a group of miners in Northern England took part in a mind-opening cultural enrichment program: They learned to paint. Their works depicted... -
2MarSaturdayStop, drop, and roll over to the Denver Firefighters Museum for some schooling on fire safety. The six-week course convenes each Saturday to teach...
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2MarSaturdaySince Edgar Degas famously created his 19th-century ballerina portraits, the relationship between art and dance has flourished. Mixed media artist...
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2MarSaturdayRocking fringe and bedazzled cowboy boots, Doyle and Debbie storm the stage, both idolizing and mocking country music duos. Doyle, a stereotypical...
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7MarThursdayOils and herbs are for more than just cooking and seasoning. In this four-class series with herbologist and massuse Kim Thompson, you will learn...
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8MarFridayThe so-called simple geometry of lines and circles will be explored through the works of abstract expressionist painters Monroe Hodder and Aaron Karp...
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9MarSaturdayDenver-based artist Sigri Strand has created an environment in this series of colored photographs where food and plants are objects of ritual. The...
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9MarSaturdayThe bonds of brotherhood are examined in this vibrant play about male relationships. Two brothers reconnect after the younger brother—recently...
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14MarThursday
Challenge what's in front of you. This exhibit—part of Denver’s Month of Photography—takes what we see on a daily basis and converts it into the... -
15MarFridayDisplaying taboo subjects on the stage is a forte of Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright David Mamet. His newest production is no exception. Exploring...
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21MarThursdayHere is an ode to the woman who started her mornings brushing her teeth and sharpening her tongue. Inspired by famed writer and critic Dorothy Parker...
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22MarFridayWhen he wasn’t busy serving as president of the United States or writing the Constitution, Thomas Jefferson spent his spare time writing his own...
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22MarFridayWhile a brush is the weapon of choice for most painters, Lyudmila Agrich instead picks up the palette knife when she constructs many of her textured...
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22MarFridayThe dream state meets the state of actuality in this sensation evoking exhibit. Denver photographers Andrej Milas and Sharif Youssef strive to...
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22MarFridayPlaywright and performer Herbert Siguenza brings artist Pablo Picasso to life in his live-action painting, one-man performance. Siguenza, of the...
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26MarTuesdayWhat better way to tell the tale of Don Quixote than through the eyes of the novel's author? Imprisoned by the Spanish Inquisition and awaiting...
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28MarThursdayNature and technology don’t often mix, but Paul Jacobsen’s newest exhibit brings these two together in artistic harmony. Digitally altered...
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28MarThursdayPsychedelic tree houses teem with activity in artist Scott Zbryk's new paintings. His artwork mixes architectural background, fantasy, and technical...
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28MarThursday
Colorado native Paul Jacobsen combines his knowledge of light and natural spaces with an exploration of technology. His painted and charcoal... -
29MarFridayImmerse yourself in the rich colors and textures of Iranian life. Poetic Abstraction features the work of Iranian-born artist Abbas Khajeaian....
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29MarFridayEnter into the world of once upon a time. The collection of mystical art pieces forces viewers to consider the influence that the supernatural has on...
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29MarFridayEnjoy the nostalgic charm of black and white in the winning entries of Tbellphotographic's photography contest. Twenty images from around the country...
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29MarFridayWelcome to the city of cubes. Artist Jeneve Parrish sketches realist-style images that depict labyrinths of twist and turns. The dimensional...
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30MarSaturdaySaint Thyagaraja is considered one of the greatest South Indian composers in history, writing hundreds of pieces during the 18th and 19th centuries...
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30MarSaturdayItalian culture is revered for its romance. Composed by Mozart in the 18th century, this opera tells the satirical story of a romantic extreme: a...
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1AprMondayTo say that scientist Alec Holland’s experiment went awry is to put it lightly. While trying to create an animal-plant hybrid, Holland’s work is...
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2AprTuesdayCelebrate oyster month with Jax Fish House's first annual oyster festival. Yup, oyster festival. Events include a shucking competition—featuring some...
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2AprTuesdayTurn the page back a few decades and groove along to the timeless jams of Bob Seger. Virtually everyone can sing along to the midwest rocker's catchy...
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2AprTuesday
In May 2011, Stevie Nicks released her seventh solo album, In Your Dreams. The long-awaited work—a collaboration between Nicks and Dave Stewart (best... -
3AprWednesdayThe wide-open road and classic Western films merge in Wyoming artist Patrick Kikut’s newest exhibition. Inspired by his love of highway...
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3AprWednesdayThe "C" in Colorado might as well stand for craft. Denver may be known for its breweries, but this night the Mile High City celebrates the craft...
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3AprWednesdayGet ready to sleep with the lions—or close to them at least. During an overnight stay at this jungle-themed camp, your little nature explorers...
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3AprWednesdaySince uttering that infamous “Hey, Hey, We’re the Monkees!” theme song nearly half a century ago, this one-time TV-boy-band member has built a...
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4AprThursdayPassion, sacrifice, and culture: three disjointed concepts that find unity in Denver-based artist Xi Zhang’s latest exhibit. Look for the acrylic...
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4AprThursdayTurning the typical World War II plot on its head, this film tells the story of five German siblings left to fend for themselves in the wake of the...
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4AprThursdayJoin an official bar hopping tour where education is—almost—as important as the beverages. Experience three downtown Boulder bars and learn the art...
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4AprThursdayThe raunchy Fifty Shades of Grey book trilogy is back...as a musical. Combine all the naughty plot lines from the tale of an average college...
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4AprThursdayTrade in your ski boots and dust off your cowboy boots. Rodeo stars from around the country tow their trailers to Denver to kick up dust riding...
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4AprThursday
A young woman named Kris is drugged and kidnapped by a man who brainwashes her with organic material from a specific type of orchid. She later meets... -
4AprThursdayEveryone remembers the age where riding your bike suddenly isn’t cool. But the biking never stops for hundreds of student-athletes of the NorCal...
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4AprThursday“Hey, good lookin', Whatcha got cookin'?” croons Williams in his Grammy Hall of Fame tune, “Hey Good Lookin.’” Now, see what’s cookin' on stage:...
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4AprThursday
To many, the ukulele is a silly instrument, the gimmick of novelty acts rather than a tool for serious musicians. Not in the hands of the Ukulele... -
4AprThursdayCome watch the mellow and hypnotizing performance of this psychedelic space rock band. The musician's lyrics and harmony will lead you through a...
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4AprThursdayBorrowed from Don Delillo’s novel White Noise, the “airborne toxic event” is a dark haze that foreshadows death. In paradox, the Airborne Toxic Event...
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5AprFridayDiscover the next Van Gogh or Degas at this exhibit featuring work from Metropolitan State University of Denver’s advance drawing classes. While...
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5AprFridayWitness a different type of masquerade at this display of more than 150 different masks created by local artists, students, and community members of...
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5AprFridayGive cancer a well-deserved kick in the butt at this art show benefiting the Love Hope Strength Foundation (LHSF). Contributing to the fundraiser is...
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5AprFridaySometimes history repeats itself in the worst way possible. In 1986 a murdered young girl is found in a field of wheat, her bicycle left nearby. No...
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5AprFridayRevisit the art of animation with this award-winning Japanese cartoon. The story centers around Umi and Shun’s fight to save their high school’s...
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5AprFriday
Heidi Jung has come full circle. She began her career at Arvada’s Jefferson High School in 1989—now, she returns to the city as a thriving... -
5AprFridayWe all read about the immigration debate in the paper, but most of us never hear the personal stories behind the news. During the past 60 years,...
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5AprFridayThere’s nothing like a good murder to stir up an appetite, right? Set in early twentieth century England, an array of personalities—magicians,...
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5AprFridayActor, comedian, and father Paul Reiser finds ways to extract humor from some of the most relatable problems—honeymoon blunders, struggles with...
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5AprFridayLet your heart melt with this novel-turned musical about all the highs and lows of love. Originally a novel by Jane Austen, the timeless tale...
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5AprFriday
I Am My Own Wife, winner of a Tony Award for Best Play and a Pulitzer Prize for Drama, is based on the true story of Charlotte von Mahlsdorf (... -
5AprFridayEthel and Norman Thayer have spent the past 48 summers in their lake house on Golden Pond. However, this year—the year Norman turns 80—the married...
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5AprFridayGovernors, senators, even college football champions, know there’s only one place to go to purchase a little pleasure. And, that’s Miss Mona Stangley...
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6AprSaturdayMove aside boys, it's time for the ladies to show off their ability to shred. Join 25 of the world's best snowboarders for the seventh year of the...
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6AprSaturdayWhoever said that kayaks only belong on rapids? Kayak down Monarch Mountain in the signature event that combines the water sport with a sledding...
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6AprSaturdayTry your hand at paper marbling, a decorative art widely used by European bookbinders from the 17th to the 20th centuries. Its original...
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6AprSaturday
Experience the movement and beauty of Edgar Degas' works as he did: surrounded by the inspiration of his peers. This rarely viewed exhibition goes... -
6AprSaturdayStep into their world as this group of artists reveals how they each view the way they inhabit of their own environments. The geography-themed...
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6AprSaturdayScavenger hunts aren't just for the kids anymore. Snow tube, sled, and run your way through snow-riddled course with a select team of friends as you...
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6AprSaturdayHelp to improve the peace and well-being of cancer patients by dancing to live music from the CopperTones, who will be performing classic rock, disco...
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6AprSaturdayDance to the beat of Big Horn—featuring Susan Rissman—while empowering youth with educational opportunities. Bid on the live auction’s dazzling and...
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6AprSaturdayJoin Denver’s art aficionados in celebration of the community’s ever-expanding art renaissance. Commemorating the 25th anniversary of the Art...
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6AprSaturdayCelebrate the philanthropy of Community Ministry by dancing to the live jazz, rock 'n' roll, and swing performance of Prestige while enjoying hors d-...
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6AprSaturdayOn its newest release, Valtari, this Icelandic trio furthers its signature, enigmatic style with singer—and composer of the score to 2011 film We...
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7AprSunday
The perfect Sunday in Denver: enjoying the sunshine outside followed by a yummy brunch—and maybe a mimosa or two. bRUNch Running satisfies those... -
7AprSundayImagine a symphony hall packed with children. How does an orchestra keep little ones’ attention? The Colorado Symphony has created a remedy with The...
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7AprSundayMove on the dance floor to this American ska-core band—a mesh of ska, punk rock, and hardcore. First started in the 1980s, the band became a pivotal...
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8AprMondayParties are always more fun with skiiers. Celebrate Vail's 50th anniversary with a week-long gathering put on by the International Skiing...
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8AprMondayThe 28,500 square-foot concrete and edgy Clyfford Still Museum demands attention. Learn more about how Still’s abstract expressionism inspired the...
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8AprMondayMost indie bands dream of the heights these bearded and flannel-clad rockers have reached. The pinnacle? A Grammy nomination for 2010’s acclaimed...
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9AprTuesdayFor movie lovers who tend to fall asleep mid reel, the Aspen Shortsfest is a dream come true: a showcase presenting compact-yet-complete 40-minute...
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9AprTuesdayFeeling stuck when it comes to fixing your bike? This six-part class will teach you how to fix everything on a bike, from the handlebars to the...
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10AprWednesdayDon’t let the random breaks from school go to waste. At this fantasy-inspired art day camp, kids will get crafty with clay. First, the little...
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10AprWednesdayA solid foundation in cooking starts with the knife. This hands-on knife skills class focuses on technique—from the proper way to hold a knife to...
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10AprWednesdayKnown for her fantastical videos, drawings, and sculptures inspired by genome research, Patricia Piccinini will talk about her non-conventional...
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11AprThursdayDiscover Edgar Degas far removed from his famous ballerina paintings. Displaying a more diverse selection of this impressionist’s portfolio, the...
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11AprThursdayWeave your way through vibrant rows of an authentic Guatemalan market, taste Latin cuisine, and move to live marimba performed by local musician Jim...
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11AprThursdayLearn to create the classic Vietnamese noodle soup—pho—at home. This culinary journey explores the fresh, savory, and spicy cuisine of Southeast...
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11AprThursdayTaste the flavors of the land and cultures of las Américas. As you sip North and South American red and white wine—from Colorado, California,...
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11AprThursdayAn ode to American novelist Kurt Vonnegut, this beer-paired dinner earns it moniker from one of Vonnegut's best sellers, Breakfast of Champions. In...
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11AprThursdayAssist upcoming scholars as you dance and dine. Delight in a live performance from the folk-fused pop, jazz, and Americana music of Mezzo Mestizo, a...
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11AprThursdayHead back to the roaring twenties with this musical featuring a gang of memorable characters from New York City’s crime-filled underworld. Sarah...
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11AprThursdayFollowing in the grand folk and bluegrass tradition, this Minnesota-based singer-songwriter’s tunes are like musical stories—and their creation is...
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12AprFridayMuse over anecdotes of history as you explore a maze of antique wares. European and American 19th and 20th century retro, vintage, and collectible...
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12AprFridayLearn tips to keep yourself healthy for years to come in a mere weekend. The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs is hosting a retreat to educate women on...
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12AprFridayEnter the Stanley Hotel from a different perspective via Rodney Ascher's new award-winning documentary detailing The Shining. Room 237 provides...
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12AprFridayThis two-day fundraiser merges two of life's greatest pleasures: art and wine. Events include a Friday night tasting—where guests can enjoy nibbles...
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12AprFridayThe art world is ever changing, and this show is proof to that credo. Veteran Denver painter Stephen Alarid, along with sculptists from the...
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12AprFridayLet your wild side loose at this multimedia exhibit focusing on the natural world around us. Artists Jean Albus and Norman Broomhall (a Colorado...
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12AprFridaySometimes the past and present collide in mysterious ways. Set in Sidley Park, an English country house, this play follows the house’s occupants in...
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12AprFridayA butterfly's fantastic metamorphosies—from caterpillar to winged creature—is a symbolic transformation. Using insect imagery, this performance tells...
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12AprFridayReconnect with your childhood fantasies through the eyes of Brian Colonna, a plucky young schoolboy with dreams of being a knight. Starring...
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12AprFridayWhile this performance group—with faces and hands coated in electric blue paint—may look like the Smurfs long-lost cousins, their experimental music...
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12AprFridayFor Sherry Wickman, it hasn’t been one of those days—it’s been one of those years. A recent college graduate, Wickman bounds into the world, art...
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12AprFridayFrom missing fingers to milkman disguises, classic murder mystery elements meet a humorous plot to form edge-of-your-seat suspension. More than 150...
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12AprFriday
The Aurora Fox takes on the powerful story of Celie, a young African-American woman struggling with unthinkable evils in the early 1900s. Raped by... -
12AprFridayThe musical legacy of Muscle Shoals, Alabama, is the stuff of legend: Lynyrd Skynyrd’s ubiquitous “Sweet Home Alabama” includes a line about the...
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12AprFridayYears before the current dubstep craze, Rusko was letting the bass drop on dance floors across the globe. The British DJ released three albums last...
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12AprFriday
In the tradition of iconic, fun-loving American funk bands like The Meters and Parliament Funkadelic, Ivan Neville's Dumpstaphunk pivots away from... -
13AprSaturdayAre you curious about the birds perching outside your window? Experts from the Audubon Society of Greater Denver will help you discover spring...
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13AprSaturdayEver wonder how space probes soar through the solar system or how robots make such great assistants to surgeons? Discover the answers to these...
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13AprSaturdayFinally, a game they can't lose. The University of Colorado football team will conclude their spring practice schedule with the annual intrasquad...
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13AprSaturday
Celebrate Colorado Architecture Month by touring more than 60 parks, neighborhoods, and civic buildings around the city. Join one of 75... -
13AprSaturdayTo ensure guests the highest quality seafood, an experienced cook knows the ins and outs of selecting fresh fish as well as how to butcher the catch...
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13AprSaturdayThe natural world pops off the page in artist Jenny Pope’s newest exhibition. Her colorful prints made from woodcuts feature different animals and...
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13AprSaturdayItchy wool sweaters and fruitcakes aside, handcrafted products are finally receiving the praise they deserve at this market highlighting locally made...
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13AprSaturdayExplore African roots through traditional Sudan cuisine, dance, and ancient artifacts. In addition to historic pieces, the silent and live auctions...
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13AprSaturdaySoul Asylum will always be a ’90s time capsule essential: In 1993, its mega-hit “Runaway Train” nabbed the Grammy for Best Rock Song and the band...
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14AprSundayYou’ll need more than just one Sunday to try out all the arts-and-crafts on offer at Totspot Sundays. Choose from one of the kid-friendly activities...
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14AprSundayAny race that includes terrain consisting of a "giant pit of hot chocolate" is worth running. Copper's second annual obstacle course challenges...
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14AprSundayGreet the (hopefully) warmer temperatures at the conclusion of Breckenridge Ski Resort’s monthlong Spring Fever Festival. Performing under his Hebrew...
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14AprSundaySplash into freezing waters on a homemade sled with some of your closest and craziest friends. The Aspen-Snowmass annual Schneetag (the German...
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14AprSundayGet ready for your fair share of zany characters. Comedian Britt Swenson takes on the eccentric personalities of so many ladies as she acts out...
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14AprSunday
Anthony Bourdain may be a man with No Reservations, but you’ll need some to get into this sure-to-be-packed culinary event. Bourdain joins friend and... -
15AprMondayFor one week, spas across the Front Range are lending themselves to the masses. This bi-annual, nation-wide event, treats the public to luxury...
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16AprTuesdayA chef's dinner is an opportunity for a kitchen's top toque to put their skills to the test in creating a truly memorable meal. On this night,...
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16AprTuesdayThese perennially well-coiffed rock icons have been filling arenas since the ’80s, and are now on the road to promote their 12th album, What...
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17AprWednesdayNeed a good excuse to indulge? How about a charity event—in the form of a six-course wine-paired dinner and after-party—benefiting Brent's Place, a...
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17AprWednesdayHailing from Caracas, Venezuela, this veteran dance-music troupe relocated to New York in 2001, bringing with it a signature sound that sends guitar-...
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17AprWednesdayDemystify the tangled undergrowth of the rainforest. Millions of trees, flowers, and organisms create this fascinating labyrinthine that returns...
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18AprThursdayWelcome to Tattooland where the body is a canvas. Relive the history of the ink art form's transformation from generic stencils to contemporary...
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18AprThursdayDuring a time when nasty gossip held as much weight as a guilty verdict, members of the church branded young Susannah Polk as a sinner. Written...
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19AprFridayEnjoy paintings from around the country with Gallery 1261's exhibition of their six newest artists. The familiar western vistas of plains and...
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19AprFridayContrary to its single-hued title, Patricia Aaron’s display contains a wide spectrum of color. Inspired by the hidden alleys, underpasses, and street...
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19AprFridayHair black as night, skin white as snow, and lips red as a rose—all the makings for the famed fairy tale beauty, Snow White. Breaking from convention...
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19AprFridayIn the constant push for consumer spending, advertising is both absurd and funny. In his newest exhibition, Denver artist Colin Livingston pushes...
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19AprFridayNot everyone is fluent in the language of love. Emmy Award-winner Rocky Powell directs this romantic comedy about one man’s quest for affection....
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19AprFridayHave a diverse musical palette? The annual Fort Collins Music eXperiment covers the full sonic spectrum. This year’s lineup touts nearly 250 local...
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19AprFriday
Snakes on a Train. The 18-Year-Old Virgin. Titanic II: The classics you never realized were missing from your video collection. The Asylum... -
19AprFridayStep into the role of a superhero at this black tie event, an evening that benefits abused and neglected children who are involved in open Colorado...
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19AprFridayFrom abstract paintings with bold color-blocking to kinetic sculptors with mechanical, movable parts, the art featured in this contemporary exhibit...
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19AprFridayThis acclaimed singer-songwriter’s classic country stylings are picking up steam outside his native—and much beloved—Texas. In 2011, his album KMAG...
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19AprFridayNina Storey's roof may be on the West Coast, but Colorado is still home. Storey's self-stamped her style "Future Retro," has influences ranging from...
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19AprFridayMusic meets movement in this modern ballet. Dancers from Ballet Nouveau Colorado will perform side-by-side with a handpicked ensemble from the...
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19AprFridayReal connections spark regardless of one’s notoriety. In this theatrical ode to late country music star Patsy Cline, a deeper (and true) story of...
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19AprFridayThis 10-piece ensemble got a boost early on, kicking off its career with a highly sought-after spot at the annual showcase of Heavy Rotation Records...
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19AprFridayHip-hop DJ and producer AraabMuzik started drumming at age three and then added the keyboard. Now, blending the two skills, he harnesses the frenetic...
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20AprSaturdayGear your cycling legs back into shape for an April ride through the picturesque hills and pines that line Castle Rock. Though scenic, this mountain...
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20AprSaturdayAre you looking for a backyard pet that can also help out in the kitchen? Chickens provide eco-friendly fun for adults and kids, and their eggs will...
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20AprSaturdayGet your smoke on! In celebration of the "holiday," party goers can spend the afternoon sipping cocktails ($4.20 drink specials all day long),...
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20AprSaturdayHoist your tenor of sailing from the boat to the ball with the Spirit of Sailing Gala. Between hors d'oeuvres, dinner, and cocktails, converse with...
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20AprSaturdayCheers your beer for a cause at the Base Camp Bash: Wynkoop Brewing Company is tapping its limited edition fundraising beer, the “Cottonwood Organic...
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20AprSaturdayPay homage to the pioneering women of the blues and jazz world during an evening headlined by Denver’s very own First Lady, Mary Louise Lee. With the...
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20AprSaturdayHow does a multi-Grammy Award winning band become cultural ambassadors for the U.S. Department of State? By blending global sounds from around the...
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20AprSaturdayOver fast, head-nod-ready beats, this rap team spits quick rhymes that have garnered ample praise—hip-hop magazine the Source placed them both on its...
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21AprSundayGear up for an event that will make your Mother Earth proud. This nonprofit environmental group puts their unique methodology to work at this event...
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21AprSundayRock 'n' roll has never been so rewarding. Run to the groove set by a live band, the aptly-named Watertower, at this 5K along the Platte River in...
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21AprSundayThink your family has a knack for show business? Families get some schooling on theatrical performance favorites like acrobatics, trapeze...
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21AprSunday
Central City Opera pays homage to the medium's masters of seduction with its latest production. From Carmen and Don Juan to Prince Charming and... -
21AprSunday
When it comes to cultural currency, guitarist Johnny Marr is a rich man. He played guitar with legendary Brit rockers the Smiths and was involved in... -
21AprSundayFresh off the release of her new album Chronicles of Marnia, New Yorker Marnie Stern brings her gritty sound to the Mile High City. Guitar-heavy...
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22AprMondayA collaboration among some of Denver's most talented chefs, FIVE kicks off its sixth season with an elite roster: Matt Selby of Corner House, Ian...
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22AprMonday
In 2008, a young University of Utah student derailed the outgoing Bush's administration's Bureau of Land Management auction, which would have opened... -
22AprMondayLog off of eHarmony and Match.com, and step back into the world of blind dates. This unscripted comedy brings three ladies to the stage to reveal...
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23AprTuesdayThe boyfriend/parents introduction is daunting, but meeting her friends may be worse. For Tracy and her new beau Glen, this first impression—at a...
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23AprTuesdayPut away the crockpot and lighten up with the bounty of spring. This cooking workshop encourages students to create healthy meals with local produce...
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23AprTuesdayRelive the astounding story of artist and photographer Mark Hogencamp, who was put into a nine day coma after being beaten nearly to death by five...
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23AprTuesdayNot many musicians get their start opening for the legendary B.B. King, let alone doing so at just 12 years old. But that’s how this classic blues...
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24AprWednesday
Two generations of winemakers meet five courses of modern American food. Donny Sebastiani (pictured) brings his award-winning Sonoma County wines to... -
24AprWednesdayWhen people think of art, things like painting, sculpting, or sketching typically come to mind. However, Everything Must Go—an exhibit showcasing...
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25AprThursdayThese adventurers push the limits of body, mind, and spirit. Under the festival’s namesake five guiding values—respect, commitment, humility, purpose...
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25AprThursdayIn the digital age, face-to-face interaction is becoming more rare. At this festival—centered on the theme “Hello, Stranger”—electronic musicians,...
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25AprThursdayMiss the chance to dine during restaurant week (running through April 24)? Not to worry, you still have the opportunity to taste the week's finest...
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25AprThursdayGather to celebrate the outstanding and inspirational women from our local Colorado community. The Athena Award is given to a woman who radiates a...
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25AprThursdaySeize the opportunity to help others with an altruistic night out. More than 300 participating restaurants across the greater Denver metro area will...
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25AprThursdayA Sin City coffee shop used to be the only spot to catch this comedian. Now, he’s on a national tour. Jo Koy, a regular guest on the hit talk show...
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25AprThursdayPrepare your ears for some high pitched notes. The heartwarming coming of age story of the March sisters is set to tunes in this musical production...
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25AprThursdayRough writers keep their pens fixed in their fingers like rough riders hold tight to the saddle: They aren’t gettin’ bucked off until they nail the...
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26AprFriday“If you build it, he will come.” These now famous words—uttered by a seemingly ethereal voice—set the foundation for this heartwarming classic. Iowa...
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26AprFridayWatch future olympians before they don the red, white, and blue to reach for gold-medal stardom. Gracie Gold and Joshua Farris–who will be competing...
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26AprFridaySimon’s life isn’t tied to anything. The newly single, college graduate takes off to Paris to get away. His path entangles with a beautiful and...
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26AprFridayThis family tree has one heavy branch. Years of sperm donation and more than 500 children later, David Wozniak wants to know more than numbers....
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26AprFridayPull on your cycling shorts and grease-up your two-wheeler’s rusty chain. Spring time roads are beckoning for bikes: Start-up the season with a warm-...
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26AprFridayAfter the sun goes down, the outdoor manhunt begins in Denver. Gather your friends and join either Team Vampire (the hunters) or Team Citizen (the...
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26AprFriday
It has been a rather wintry spring so far, but summer is not that far off. In Colorado, nothing says warm weather days like live bluegrass—and... -
26AprFridayWhen a family member dies, people typically grieve, mourn, plan funerals, and sweetly remember their loved one. However, this is not the case for the...
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26AprFridayThe hilarity of bloopers can often steal the show. See the behind-the-scenes chaos of a stage production with Phamaly Theatre Company’s disLabled....
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26AprFridayColorado isn’t short on nationally recognized bluegrass bands, and this quartet is near the top of the pack. Since its 2007 debut, Head for the Hills...
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26AprFridayThis German-born DJ has become a staple on dance floors and at clubs across the globe. Markus Schulz's hyperkinetic, thumping trance music can be...
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27AprSaturdayHelp make a difference a world away just by walking through a popular neighborhood park. The nonprofit Hands4Others is hosting a walk designed...
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27AprSaturdayIf you've never seen the controlled chaos that is roller derby, there is no better chance for your first time than the Colorado Cup. The Denver...
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27AprSaturday
March of Dimes knows how to use the cute—and for good reason. For three decades, people have been walking in support of the more than 500,000 babies... -
27AprSaturdaySlip on those glass slippers and grab the nearest wand. Dressed-up teams of contestants take-off from Stoney's Bar and Grill to compete in a race...
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27AprSaturday
Immerse yourself in Japanese culture at this sushi dinner meets live sumo show. As two titans (one of them is three-time World Sumo Champion... -
27AprSaturdayIf you support local farmers, community gardens, limiting pesticides, then you're already a fan of slow food. With 200 chapters throughout the world...
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27AprSaturdayYou know what they say about April showers and next month's flowers. In addition to the 15,000 planted flowers that ornament the mall’s walkways,...
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27AprSaturdayNothing speaks of spring quite like a freshly planted garden with tiny sprouts peeking above the soil. Experience this seasonal wonder with a garden...
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27AprSaturdayMovies, music, movement, monologue, and modern art come together to host this showcase of the best of Boulder County arts. The evening is centered...
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27AprSaturday"Do as I say, not as I do" is the mantra for this contemporary, Tony Award-winning play. When two boys get into a petty fight on the playground,...
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28AprSundayRun your way through the masses to feed the masses. More than 10,000 racers take part in the annual charity-based and entertainment-packed run. The...
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28AprSundayLet dance, music, and stories teach your kids about cultures across the globe at this year’s celebration of children. Design artist Christina...
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28AprSunday
Experience the musical and cultural evolution of America through the eyes of a traveling musician in Ballet Ariel's newest show. From New York City... -
28AprSundayImagine dancing onstage, spinning plates on sticks all while a fellow acrobat holds a headstand—on top of your head. Watch in awe as the disciplined...
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28AprSundayCelebrate the arrival of spring with a nod to the classics. This dinner is inspired by the 100th anniversary of Russian composer Igor Stravinsky's...
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28AprSundayJames Blake's soulful tunes carry strains of his influences—Joni Mitchell and his father, James Litherland. His mindful lyrics, subtle beats, and...
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29AprMondayDon't try to corral guitarist Bill Frisell’s music into one genre. This Denver native’s country, rock, and jazz guitar riffs and melodies...
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29AprMondayDrawing constant comparisons to Bruce Springsteen is a pretty heavy burden. Luckily, this alt-rock quartet’s sweeping, relatable anthems and blue-...
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30AprTuesdayEach March, California’s San Juan Capistrano celebrates the return of its swallows, who reunite at the same roost after migrating from Argentina. To...
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30AprTuesdayChase away the late-winter blues, German style. Denver's Prost Brewing is partnering with Chef Michael Long and Mike Burns from Chef N Brew Events to...
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