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From miracles to cannibals, Colorado-based movies pack some history

December 20, 2022 Steve Graham

Check out these five movies based on real Colorado history

Oskar Blues brings live music and craft beer to Denver

December 19, 2022 Steve Graham

Market Street brewery opens underground music venue, The Buzzard

Colorado musicians bring ‘Last Waltz’ back to life

November 14, 2022 Steve Graham

Re-creation of legendary San Francisco concert has become a beloved Denver Thanksgiving tradition, with Colorado’s biggest names

Daniel Rodriguez revives old folk chords to create fresh work

August 8, 2022 Steve Graham

Elephant Revival alum creates new folk classics as a solo artist

Musician Antonio Lopez characterized by Colorado roots and wings

June 23, 2022 Steve Graham

Singer-songwriter’s music firmly planted in personal stories, Colorado inspirations

Summer thrills in Colorado Springs

June 16, 2022 Steve Graham

Photo courtesy Richard Bittles / U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum

The Colorado Springs area is bustling with events, adventures for all ages

The Museum of Outdoor Art welcomes all to see diverse works al fresco

May 26, 2022 Steve Graham

The Museum of Outdoor Art is a hidden gem of Greenwood Village, adjacent to Fiddler’s Green

Supergroup Big Richard brings humor and fun to bluegrass

May 23, 2022 Steve Graham

Four established Colorado women join forces to take on the boys of bluegrass

The narrative of artist Phil Lear

April 5, 2022 Steve Graham

“Suicide Voyage” — at Bonny & Read Fresh Seafood and Steaks, downtown Colorado Springs. “I envisioned a kraken or giant squid terrorizing the high seas, and the only way to get rid of the monster was to blow it out of the water. I harkened back to Looney Tunes with an over-the-top stash of explosives piled on the ship. As the creature engulfs the vessel, our captain is waiting to turn at the appointed moment and fire her blunder gun, igniting the kegs.” - Phil Lear
*Read on to see a gallery of Phil Lear’s work*

Colorado Springs painter Phil Lear tells more than 1,000 words in each intricate, immersive painting

Bowling alleys become music meccas in northern Colorado

March 1, 2022 Paul Johnson

Mishawaka team books diverse concerts at three northern Colorado bowling alleys

Keeping Denver jazz lively for 30 years

February 21, 2022 Steve Graham

Bassist Ken Walker sustains the Denver music scene by performing, teaching his well-honed traditional jazz sound

How to keep helping Marshall fire relief efforts

January 12, 2022 Paul Johnson

Hazel Miller is headlining a wildfire relief fundraiser concert at the Oriental Theater.

Families impacted by the Marshall Fire in Boulder County still need money and assistance. Here are a few ways to help in the next couple of weeks.

Indoor Golfing Alternatives in Denver

January 10, 2022 Steve Graham

Driving the virtual golf ball at GC Lounge | Photo courtesy of Denver Dish

Keep your swing in swing this winter

The University of Denver Hosts Renowned Ballet Group

December 28, 2021 Paul Johnson

Famed Dance Theatre of Harlem ballet group comes to University of Denver in January

‘Runner’s High’ book review

December 22, 2021 Steve Graham

Colorado author publishes book-length guide to combining running and marijuana

'Potter' parody coming to Newman Center at DU

December 20, 2021 Steve Graham

Beloved two-man show sends up entire ‘Harry Potter’ series in 70-minute satire

Famous guitarists from Colorado

November 22, 2021 Steve Graham

A guitar exhibit just opened at the science museum, so we’re celebrating our Colorado ax masters.

Christmas, holiday events around Colorado

November 10, 2021 Steve Graham

What are your favorite holiday entertainment traditions?

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