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On Colfax, Bellwether serves up something different

April 10, 2016 Justin Cygan

Located on the eastern stretch of  “the longest, wickedest street in America,” Colfax’s Bellwether brings a heavy dose of creativity to the quickly gentrifying area.…

Entertainment

Plays and musicals hit Denver stages

April 9, 2016 Jocelyn Rockhold

There is almost nothing better than seeing your favorite play or musical on stage for the first  time, and, thankfully, Denver normally offers a wide…

Food and Drink

The Grind: Biju’s Little Curry Shop

April 9, 2016 Chloe Barrett

Nestled in the heart of RiNo (the River North Art District) next to Zephyr Brewing Co is Biju’s Little Curry Shop, the culinary brainchild of…

Art

New DAM exhibit gets vocal about culture

April 8, 2016 Ruth Hollenback

The Denver Art Museum (DAM) is back at it again with new art. Daring, Presumptuous, Intrepid, Heroic, And audacious Art: A giant, shiny, red dinosaur…

Entertainment

Sunflower Bean lights up Larimer Lounge

April 7, 2016 Jocelyn Rockhold

It seems like everyone these days plays garage rock, from your dad, to your sister, to that one cool professor with pink hair. The genre…

Entertainment

‘The Path’ a provocative look into the dark underbelly of belief

April 6, 2016 Ryan Ninesling

Hulu’s latest foray into original programming, “The Path” stars Aaron Paul (“Breaking Bad”) as Eddie, a member of the Meyerist Movement (a cult that seems…

Entertainment

‘Newsies’ the king of Denver theater

April 4, 2016 Sydney Kapp

The notorious “newsie” hats and urge to “stick it to the man” are two iconic aspects of the unique musical, “Newsies.” However, after experiencing it…

Lifestyles

Global Medical and Water Brigades Club visits Nicaragua

April 4, 2016 Chloe Barrett

DU is home to dozens of unique clubs, including that of the Global Medical and Water Brigades. Over spring break, members of this club ventured…

Lifestyles

On Your Mind: Rainbow Flow of Conscience

April 4, 2016 DU MIND

As part of a new online series called “On Your Mind,” DU MIND, in partnership with the Clarion, is accepting personal works about mental health.…

Entertainment

The Last Shadow Puppets’ new album impresses

April 4, 2016 Taryn Allen

On April 1, the baroque pop and indie rock group The Last Shadow Puppets released their newest album. The band has been active since 2007,…

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