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Colorado’s Oldest Bars Pour Drinks In These 7 Rooms That Haven’t Changed In A Century

Some Colorado rooms still look the way they did when miners, rail workers, and cattle traders filled the stools more than a hundred years ago. The carved wood, tin ceilings, old mirrors, and faded photos are not props from a theme park, because they are the real thing, still in daily use from Leadville to Durango.

Colorado · 9d
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In Their Honor Veterans Day Parade happening Nov. 7

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — The In Their Honor Veterans Day Parade in downtown Colorado Springs is happening on November 7 at 11 a.m. This is the region’s opportunity to honor those who protected our freedom and way of life. Event organizers Andy Koen and John O’Donnell discussed what attendees...

Colorado Springs, CO · 8d
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‘Denver Comes Alive’ Returns to Celebrate 15 Years of Live For Live Music with All-Star Lineup

Live For Live Music is gearing up to celebrate its 15th anniversary in 2027, starting with a two-night edition of Denver Comes Alive at Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom [get tickets]. Set for Friday, January 8th, and Saturday, January 9th, Denver Comes Alive: Celebrating 15 Years Of Live For Live Music...

Denver, CO · 8d
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Jane Remover makes Denver stop on Live Exhibit tour

Jane Remover, a queer Gen-Z emo and indietronica singer, recently had their stop in Denver at The Gothic on October 3. Remover, known for songs like “Dancing with your eyes closed”, “Flash in the Pan”, & “Music Baby,” is also known for collaborations with Danny Brown, Tinashe, Akrilla, and Lucy Bedroque. The Live Exhibit Tour was their 2nd headlining performance in Denver, and their 3rd ever headlining tour. It was supporting act and DJ DazeGXD’s 2nd show in Denver and 2nd ever tour, the last one being with Remover as well.

Denver, CO · 8d
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This Colorado Prison Museum Is Every Bit As Haunting As The Stories Locals Tell

Cañon City has a nickname problem, and it earned it fairly. For well over a century, this Fremont County town has been tied to prisons, and residents grow up hearing stories about cells, wardens, escapes and the long shadow of the wall. One old building right in town holds those stories in a way few places in Colorado can match.

Fremont County, CO · 8d

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Mad Pooper Documentary Revisits Colorado Springs Mystery

Nine years after an unidentified jogger turned her Colorado Springs running route into an open-air bathroom, TLC is reopening the case of The Mad Pooper. The network's new two-hour documentary revisits the woman who repeatedly defecated on neighborhood lawns and sidewalks before disappearing without ever being publicly identified. The Mad...

Colorado Springs, CO · 9d

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Rocky Mountain TV seeks singles for new dating series Let’s Meet Over Dinner

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — Single and ready to mingle? Tired of swiping and ready to meet the significant other of your dreams? Be part of Rocky Mountain TV’s newest dating series, Let’s Meet Over Dinner: A Dating Show With Taste. Show producers bring together singles in Southern Colorado looking for love and curate a thoughtful dinner-date […]

Colorado · 7d

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Experimenting with Infrared Photography

Some of you who saw my star timelapse video might’ve clocked me using a GFX 100 II IR, specifically modified to pick up infrared light frequencies, and since I had it for a few more days, I decided to take it on the road. I happened to be passing through Denver, so I drove over to Golden Gate Park to capture some beautiful fall colors on the aspens, plus a neighborhood photo walk in my hometown of Portland.

Denver, CO · 8d

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Peter Billingsley Coming to Colorado for Special Screening of 'A Christmas Story.'

We triple dog dare you to get your gang and go!

Parker, CO · 8d

OutThere Colorado

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Colorado spot may be home to 30,000 undocumented archaeological sites

While many people are putting Colorado’s national parks on their bucket lists, the state’s national monuments tend to fly a bit under the radar. That said, there’s a certain national monument you shouldn’t skip – especially if you love archaeology. Find Canyons of the Ancients National Monument about 20 miles northwest of Cortez in Southwest […]

Colorado · 11d

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Colorado Springs photographers offer unique Santa Experience for families

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — Halloween is over, which means Christmas is right around the corner, and if you’re looking to experience some holiday magic this season, some local photographers might have just what you’re looking for. Mandy Penn and Alexa Kiel joined FOX21 Morning News on Monday, Nov. 2, to discuss the “Santa Experience” they offer. The […]

Colorado Springs, CO · 8d

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Meet the Artists at Free Opening Reception Friday, November 6 from 6- 8  p.m.

First Friday Art Opening in the Art District on Santa Fe at 910 Galpago from 6-8 p.m. PlatteForum Artist in Residence jewelarae and ArtLab interns will be at the opening reception to showcase their new exhibit chewing on the wires in PlatteForum’s gallery space in the Art District on Santa Fe at 910 Galapago Street on Friday, November 6, 2026 from 6-8 p.m. Stop by on this Friday or visit the exhibit through December 12, 2026. Gallery hours during the exhibition are Thursday-Friday 12pm-5pm.

Colorado · 8d

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From the Pulpit to Punchlines: Lakewood priest sells out stand-up comedy shows

Father Witold Kaczmarzyk spends Sundays leading mass. But on a Friday night, he had hundreds laughing during two sold-out stand-up comedy shows.

Lakewood, CO · 9d

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These 15 Colorado Bookstores Hide Rare Books, Secret Rooms, And Plenty Of Unexpected Finds

One Colorado bookstore is so well hidden that you have to climb a staircase and wander down an upstairs hallway just to find it. People really do call it a secret bookstore, and I love that. Another shop keeps over 40,000 books on wooden shelves with rolling ladders. One more...

Colorado · 10d

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High Plains History: Pike's Tower

Established in 1933, Willow Creek Park was Colorado’s first WPA project, and provided work for hundreds of men idled by the Great Depression. Tree planting and landscaping formed the park area, and structures initially built included a kiva, or amphitheatre area, and a caretaker’s cottage. In 1936, a forty foot sandstone structure joined the park’s original buildings, and was christened Pike’s Tower.

Colorado · 14d

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Denver film fans join the cult of Carrie Coon

Dispatch from the Denver Film Festival: Carrie Coon champions indie film, accepts award and talks cults, “The Gilded Age” and Tracy Letts. ... Plus: “Ghostbusters” fans and “Take Me Home.”

Denver, CO · 9d

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Developing Your Public Library Board of Trustees

The public library board of trustees makes decisions to act in the community’s best interest by leveraging their collective expertise, adhering to the core values of librarianship, and maintaining legal compliance. Library boards are composed of individuals from diverse walks of life and experiences. When an individual is appointed to the board, is there a library fairy that waves a wand and the magical knowledge of librarianship and local governance enters their minds?

Colorado · 8d

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Ruby Hill Pump House Gets 360-Degree Mural Honoring Immigrant Stories

A weathered pump house at Ruby Hill Park is about to become a full-circle canvas for three Denver artists telling stories of immigration, nature and neighborhood belonging. Metal sculptor Vanny Channal, muralist Ratha Sok and painter Joe Miller are collaborating on “Home,” a 360-degree public art piece that will live on the structure, with portraits of immigrants and refugees woven alongside natural imagery and details meant to capture what makes Ruby Hill feel like home.

Denver, CO · 10d

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Split Shale And Keep 34-Million-Year-Old Fossils At This Private Colorado Quarry

A pile of rock on a mountain hillside holds bugs, leaves, and seeds that are about 34 million years old. You can pry them loose with your own hands. Then you get to take every single one home. The rock is shale from an ancient lake bed. Volcanic ash once...

Florissant, CO · 18d