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  The Annual Indian Market & Powwow is once again returning to The Fort for another fantastic weekend full of arts and crafts, culture, and camaraderie. Now in it's 12th consecutive year, the Indian Market & Powwow continues to showcase the work of more than 50 of the nation's best Native American artists, musicians, dancers, and more.... [Read more...]

Mel Brooks endearing silver-screen films (the original and the remake), The Producers, has spawned an immensely successful Broadway and 12 Tony Award winning musical. The latest production of The Producers is coming to the Littleton Town Hall Arts Center from Fri., May 18th through Sun., June 17th, and they're bringing hilarity with them. Following... [Read more...]

Carbs, especially those derived from rice and noodles, tend to get a bad rep.  They are like any other food, beneficial in adequate proportions, and a detriment in excess. As Anthony Bourdain argues, the Japanese seem to know more about the use of rice and noodles in the cuisine than almost anyone (This is contrary towards the American culinary emphasis... [Read more...]

By now it should be an undisputed fact that chocolate possesses some nutritional and otherwise health benefits, such as boasting a high amount of antioxidants, as well as the capacity to reduce the risk of heart attack or stroke. We mention this because the Annual Colorado Chocolate Festival is returning to Denver for another great festival filled with... [Read more...]

The Grateful Bread Company is setting up to offer their great, golden bread to Golden. That's not just us having fun with words. That's actually the case. This is a Denver local bakery and longtime curator of incredible tasting artisan-baked buns, loafs, croissants, and otherwise great baked bread, pastries, and other confections. And they're opening... [Read more...]

Hot off the heels of Talk Like Shakespeare Day, a production of William Shakespeare's comedy Twelfth Night or What You Will is running at the Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities from April 27th through May 27th. A play that isn't quite as well known as other Shakespearean works, like Romeo & Juliet or The Taming of the Shrew, chances are you've... [Read more...]

Earth Day was yesterday (Sunday, April 22nd).  It doesn't get the same type of revelry that holiday's like Independence Day or Chris/Hanu/Kwanza get.  Rather, it's entirely possible to celebrate Earth Day, belated or otherwise, by simply becoming a little more environmentally conscious and taking pains to live a little greener from this point on. Here... [Read more...]

It can be argued without much difficulty that Denver is the nexus that bridges the gap between Midwestern and Southwestern cuisine.  As such, some of the best Latin American influenced cuisine can be found within our fair Mile High City, including several places located near your Denver apartments. So the next time you're hungry for anything from a burrito... [Read more...]

Get ready to "Defy Gravity" people! Wicked: The Untold Story of the Witches of Oz is off Broadway and coming to the The Buell Theatre for a magical run that extends from the present through May 20th. This enchanting musical is based on Gregory Maguire‘s Wizard of Oz oriented novel Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West, and... [Read more...]

Denver: You think you know ... but you have no idea! Actually, chances are you know a fair amount about our, umm, fair Mile High City.   Anyway, this weekend (April 14th-15th), the City of Denver is opening it's doors for a series of landmark tours. For the 2012 Doors Open Denver, the City is boasting a variety of tours, including self-guided, expert... [Read more...]

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