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“Tutankhamun: The Golden King and the Great Pharaohs” has opened at the Denver Art Museum’s Frederic C. Hamilton Building. The traveling exhibition contains more than 100 impressive objects that span 2,000 years of ancient Egyptian history. Some 50 items come from King’s Tut tomb, including the golden sandals that adorned the mummy’s feet.
The exhibition also [...]
The 2010 Cherry Creek Arts Festival celebrates the visual, culinary and performing arts this 4th of July weekend in North Cherry Creek, starting Friday evening with the Artist Preview Event. The free, three-day event features a wealth of activities, from talking with the juried artists at their booths to chef demos and live musical performances.
Event [...]
The folks in the Mile High City know how to enjoy the summer. Once they emerge from the cold and icy darkness of winter, they just pack activity after activity into this amazing city. Hardly a weekend goes by between May and September when you can’t find some sort of activity. From the arts to [...]
KOOZA from Cirque du Soleil is coming to the Pepsi Center grounds from August 20 to October 6.
Please celebrate Cirque du Soleil’s 25th Anniversary with 25% off tickets to see KOOZA.
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Offer expires August 27!!
Glendale’s 31st fireworks show over Cherry Creek Valley basin Friday, July 3rd, at dusk.
This Independence Day tradition is one of the largest and oldest firework shows in Denver. This aerial pyrotechnics display is considered the show to see from restaurants, bars, patios and parks in the Glendale, Cherry Creek areas and beyond.
Sponsored by the City [...]
Don’t miss the 19th Annual Cherry Creek Arts Festival, July 3-5, 2009.
You’ll want to be there with 350,000 visitors annually enjoying the visual, culinary and performing arts and interactive activities. The whole family is welcome to enjoy Colorado’s signature and award-winning cultural event!
Cherry Creek Arts Festival allows attending patrons the rare and special opportunity [...]
In this talk from the 2007 EG Conference, held last year in Los Angeles, California, author, editor and publisher Kevin Kelly offers some things to look for over the next 5,000 days, for the World Wide Web.
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I have a bad habit, I guess, of leaving toast crumbs in the butter dish. For me, it was kind of a cathartic ashes to ashes thing. My wife didn’t see it that way. But with a simple agreement that I would be more mindful of my technique for making toast, I was deftly able [...]
There is a whole world of Technology, Entertainment and Design where ideas worth spreading inspire talks by some of the world’s greatest thinkers, and doers. Watch and listen to this video of historian and philosopher of science, George Dyson, as he takes a clear and highly researched view of our recent scientific past — while [...]
I.O.U.S.A., the critically acclaimed film about the rapidly growing national debt and
its consequences for the United States economy, is on the short list for an Oscar
nomination in the Best Documentary Feature category.
Directed by Sundance veteran Patrick Creadon the film is among the 15
documentary features that will now advance in the voting process designating [...]
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