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The Colorado Ballet’s annual run of the Nutcracker, by the numbers.
The Colorado Ballet’s annual run of the Nutcracker, by the numbers.
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Winter commuting—by bike.
The countdown has begun. Will protesters vacate Veteran’s Park? And what happens if they don’t?
Pie waited out the cupcake craze, yawned disinterestedly during the brief reign of doughnuts and French macarons, and, now, it invites us all to have a slice. These local spots bake it up right.
The Southern Ute Indian Tribe’s new Cultural Center & Museum is a monument to the tribe’s history. But sometimes it’s the simple things, like a centuries-old dance, that are the best links to the past.
One of the world’s most ambitious—and notorious—artists has chosen Colorado as his latest canvas. But will the disruption caused by the massive project be worth the trouble?
When Francois Safieddine moved to Denver from his native Lebanon in 1989, his first job was manning the fryer at a local KFC franchise. Now, he’s the founder of Lotus Concepts, a budding club empire that includes four hot spots (and counting). He talks to 5280 about Denver’s nightlife scene, Lady Gaga, and dressing down.
How the annual arrival of Rosh Hashanah and other holidays enriches my relationship with Judaism.
I haven’t followed in my mother’s footsteps on the way to adulthood—but I’ll always be thankful for the path she took.
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She was 25 years old and pregnant with her first child—the picture of health, happiness, and the potential of life. But Nicole Davis had no idea that she’d developed a relentless form of cancer that was, in a cruel twist, aggravated by her pregnancy.