The Faux Show at the Museum of Outdoor Arts pays tribute to contemporary artists and their often controversial work. 13 MOA Design and Build interns have recreated works of art from some of the most contemporary artists of our time, which are fueling imaginations March 3. The goal of the show is allow viewers to explore […]
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Fruitcakes are one of the most ridiculed desserts in America. The sugary treat has even prompted the Fruitcake Toss in Manitou Springs, where people come with one goal: to have fun while getting rid of the heavy set dessert. The local chamber of commerce started the event after brainstorming a common question following the holidays. “What in
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The Denver Philharmonic Orchestra is doing something a little crazy. On February 1, concert goers are encouraged to bring their cell phones and tweet away during the performance. That’s right, you won’t be given snarky looks or escorted out to the street. Viewers sitting in the “TweetSeats” section at the concert hall will receive real-time information
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“War Horse” has galloped into Denver’s Buell Theater with an elaborate yet seemingly simple set, allowing the imagination with plenty of room to explore. Based on a novel by Michael Morpurgo, the playwright tells the story of Joey, an incredibly resilient horse, who is sold to the military and shipped to France during World War
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“War Horse” has galloped into Denver’s Buell Theater with an elaborate yet seemingly simple set, allowing the imagination with plenty of room to explore. Based on a novel by Michael Morpurgo, the playwright tells the story of Joey, an incredibly resilient horse, who is sold to the military and shipped to France during World War
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A volunteer trip to East Africa unlocked a young woman’s passion to help underprivileged people one village at a time. After graduating from nursing school, Brooke Stern and her father, Ken, traveled to the remote South-Eastern region of Uganda to volunteer for a local organization. The trip left such an impact on Stern that her
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Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, playing now at the Buell Theater through January 24, is an irresistible toe-tapping song-and-dance performance by the Denver Center Theater Company. The cast belts out the best Irving Berlin hits including “Count Your Blessings,” “Love, You Didn’t Do Right By Me,” and “I Love a Piano.” Mimicking the classic White Christmas
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Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, playing now at the Buell Theater through January 24, is an irresistible toe-tapping song-and-dance performance by the Denver Center Theater Company. The cast belts out the best Irving Berlin hits including “Count Your Blessings,” “Love, You Didn’t Do Right By Me,” and “I Love a Piano.” Mimicking the classic White Christmas
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The Middle Fork of the Powder River is a less discovered part of Wyoming but offers unsurpassed beauty. This spectacular scenic part of the Old West is rich with legends of outlaws. As stories go, bandits took to the area in the 1800’s. The Old West is still alive with stories of Butch Cassidy, outlaw caves, Nate Champion’s
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