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Krampus comes to life, courtesy of the 13th Floor [Last day: Dec. 15th]
Krampus. It's an ancient and terrifying holiday. Skip to a safer story if you’re squeamish or have an active imagination. This isn’t for you.
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Magazine
Boulder Opera is cultivating the next generation of opera lovers
Boulder Opera was launched with the desire to bring the age old art form of opera to all audiences and give it a modern spin. “Kids were our first focus - if we could produce opera that resonated with a…
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Troyboi blows Ogden Theater away
Okay, so this was a fun night. Troyboi came to perform in Denver at one of our paper venues, Ogden Theatre, and lay down his very specific brand of life-altering, world rocking trap music. Now while we've been hitting up…
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Locavore Gift Guide
Gifts to Activate Your Holiday Just because it’s winter doesn’t mean adventures stop – and this goes double for Colorado, where the fun is year-round, especially when the fresh powder hits. Whether you’re interested in checking out the active arts…
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OSHUN at MOONROOM: Afrofuturistic love manifest
I point out this semantic, etymological, religious history because, if there was anything more love and more sweet water and more goddess and more African than the band Oshun, who performed at Summit Music Hall’s Moon Room this past November…
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Notables: Gabriel Angelo
MasterBlaster G If you’ve walked down Pearl Street in the last two years you’ve probably seen him blowing his horn, taking pause only to tap dance or maybe sing a tune. MasterBlaster G is a Boulder fixture, constantly posted up…
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The O’Connor Corner: CO Legal
Mental Health Diversion. “It’s why we started the mental health diversion program . . . . Brent . . . has been arrested 35 times in the last five years. . . . He shared with me he has a…
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This Month in Coalfield History: The Spanish Flu Epidemic
In Lafayette’s coal mining days, diseases rushed through towns like a flash flood. Extended families lived in small cottages, using chamber pots and outhouses instead of indoor sewer systems. Vaccinations were uncommon, and while the existence of germs was well-known,…
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Month in Review: November
Election results are in. Colorado had a blue wave: Democrats won all major statewide offices. In contrast to the #CoBlueWave, voters rejected education & transportation funding and 2,500-foot setbacks. Additionally, Boulder County voters approved millions for a new “alternative sentencing…
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Local O&G Employees Threaten, Harass Environmental Activists in Broomfield
November 6th marked the end of the election season, but only the start of activism around oil and gas. It would be reasonable to assume oil and gas professionals would revel in the victory over proposition 112, the…
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