Take a bite out of Colorado Saturday-Monday. A Taste of Colorado returns to its former location in Denver’s Civic Center Park September 3-5, and organizers say it will be twice the size of last year. And that’s big. Over the course of the three-day weekend, there will be five stages featuring music from 60 artists … Read more
When choosing blankets to make your home a cozy place, you can opt for a fantastic blanket, a chic bedspread or a comfortable throw. You may also be wondering about the differences between these blankets. While all are meant to keep you covered and add a little warmth, typical blankets are meant to be used … Read more
, a Connecticut cartographer exploring the upper Mississippi, comes across a cave the Dakota names Wakan tipi. He notices the petroglyphs – ancient rock carvings of rattlesnakes, turtles, birds and people. American sculptor Jacob Fjelde is commissioned to create a bronze of the Nordic superstar violinist Ole Bull, to be erected in … Read more
When you show up for an immersive performance of The Rocky Horror Show – Phamaly Theater’s Summer Production – You’ll have the chance to roar like a velociraptor, turn the clock and happily yell “asshole!” on stage. And if you snag the $5 bag of props, you can also toss playing cards, wear a party … Read more
what is reality Can you really trust what you see, hear, taste, touch, feel? These are the questions you will ask yourself as you are guided through the stunning, neuroscience-inspired Theater of the Mind, which finally opens at York Street Yards on Wednesday 31st August after years of anticipation and pandemic-related delays is opened. The … Read more
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Two of Colorado’s most notable authors – one from the literary tradition and the other for young readers – are traveling (virtually) to Washington, DC for the 2022 National Book Festival. Kali Fajardo-Anstine, their collection Sabrina & Corina won the American Book Award and was shortlisted for the National Book Award, was selected for her … Read more
When I was a little girl I wanted to be so many things. I dreamed of becoming a vet. I was very confident that the only criteria was really loving animals. I thought I was overqualified. I dreamed of being in law enforcement – so I could give my dad tickets for speeding. decision time … Read more
In collaboration with Polygon Studios, XR studio launched New Canvas based on its project non-fungible tokens (NFTs). lustrationis currently playing in Venice Immersive. The company hopes NFTs can offer a new business model that can help build a creative and commercially engaged community around its properties and allow it to commercially reward creators and artists … Read more
Exhibition in the exhibition Satyam Shivam Sundaram. Photo: Nasana Bajracharya What happens when a professional tantric practitioner becomes a painter? You must know this if you have visited Suresh Kumar Dyola’s ongoing exhibition, Satyam Shivam Sundaram. The love of the Lord Love is a precious feeling that helps you move forward in life and makes … Read more