Adult programs at the DMNS are making science even more engaging. The latest event, Ice Age Social, (March 8) opened doors to a sold out crowd. This was my first time checking out an event and I would absolutely recommend it. Paintbrush in hand, we replicated cave art with helpful diagrams illustrating how to draw […]
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2012 Tourism Stars: Denver Art Museum for Yves Saint Laurent: The Retrospective and Becoming Van Gogh In 2012, the Denver Art Museum (DAM) raised the national and international recognition of Denver as a major cultural center by hosting two unique blockbuster shows, both of which generated outstanding press and visitors from all over the world. Yves Saint Laurent: The
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Denver’s LoHi neighborhood is bankrolling first-rate restaurants, and with it comes the highly anticpated Old Major. The restaurant is helmed by chef-owner Justin Brunson who also opened Masterpiece Deli and the Denver Bacon Company. The rustic farmhouse kitchen focuses on in-house charcuterie, sustainable seafood and ingredients sourced directly from Colorado farms. “The dream of opening my own
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Catch Me If You Can playing through March 10 at the Buell Theatre tells a fast-paced rendition of Stephen Spielberg’s 2002 film of the same name (with Leonardo DiCaprio as Abagnale). Stephen Anthony, a recent Florida State University graduate, plays lead character Frank Abagnale Jr. in the Tony Award-nominated musical. Based on a true
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Five people will each win two tickets to the Denver Home Show 1. Like Catch Carri on FaceBook 2. Email carri@catchcarri.com with a home project on your to-do list. With a home design project that’s on your to-do list. Spring is in the air; the season for spring cleaning, home makeover projects and early-bird landscaping projects. The
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Who doesn’t love an excuse for a Girl’s Night out? March 7th, rally your group of girls and indulge in fabulous cocktails and company. The 4th annual Cocktails for a Cure, held at the McNichols Building, benefits The University of Colorado Cancer Center. Procceds support Research and Treatment of Womens’s cancers. The night is full of
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[embedplusvideo height=”385″ width=”480″ standard=”https://www.youtube.com/v/2xbLTFW7tWQ?fs=1″ vars=”ytid=2xbLTFW7tWQ&width=480&height=385&start=&stop=&rs=w&hd=0&autoplay=0&react=1&chapters=&notes=” id=”ep8295″ /] Twenty-five rescued Bolivian lions are making leaps and bounds of progress after escaping a life of abuse and neglect. When Bolivia passed a law banning circus animals, an international rescue effort was immediately underway to transport the lions to a new life at the Wild Animal Sanctuary in
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Somewhere between 1.8 million to 10,000 years ago, as Earth experienced a great ice age, mammoth and mastodons roamed the northern hemisphere. It’s a time we can only imagine but with years of research we can experience some of the most celebrated paleontological discoveries that are now on display at the Denver Museum of Nature
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Somewhere between 1.8 million to 10,000 years ago, as Earth experienced a great ice age, mammoth and mastodons roamed the northern hemisphere. It’s a time we can only imagine but with years of research we can experience some of the most celebrated paleontological discoveries that are now on display at the Denver Museum of Nature
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