RiNo Music Festival glimpses into neighborhood’s cultural future
Bernard Hurley has been purchasing land in RiNo for the last 20 years, and has big plans for it.
Category Archives: Music festivals
Vertex makes a warm first impression on Buena Vista and music fans alike
In recent years, Colorado has proven a tough customer for large new music festivals, but there is little indication thatVertex was anything but a success — even if the its numbers don’t necessarily suggest that.
Aspen and Vail music fests, never really rivals, are now collaborators
The mega-music fests in Aspen and Vail have never been competitors in their own minds, though classical consumers have always considered them rivals when it comes to choosing which concerts to see during the short summer season.
Move over, LoDo. Mile High wants a crack at this nightlife thing
Coors Field is arguably Denver’s premier bar (see: Rooftop), but now Mile High wants a crack at this whole nightlife deal. On Saturday night, Mile High will be THEE Denver nightspot.
DeVotchKa and Colorado Symphony back at Red Rocks
When the Colorado Symphony Orchestra first started teaming with the art rock band DeVotchKa it was a cutting-edge move in both the pop and classical fields. Now — five performances in — its become a summer tradition and one of Denver’s favorite Red Rock events. It returns Thursday, June 16.
Colorado classical: Aspen and Vail add orchestras, Colorado Music Fest goes to the velodrome
Colorado’s classical summer 2016 has surprise offerings in Aspen, Vail and Boulder
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