Things to do in Denver this weekend, July 7-9
First Friday Art Walks, the Colorado Black Arts Festival and more!
What to expect at the Colorado Black Arts Festival at Denver’s City Park this weekend
The festival will be a celebration of African American arts and culture through live entertainment, food, local vendors and a hair and beauty pavilion.
Denver home sales plummet far beneath industry predictions, as median home price reaches $600,000
The number of houses and apartments on the market is also lower than realtors guessed.
Former East High principal John Youngquist is running for a seat on the Denver school board
Youngquist, who lives in southeast Denver, faces two opponents for the at large seat that is up for election.
Denver backs off $40 million migrant services contract with security firm GardaWorld
It will most likely be up to the next mayoral administration to sort out how the city will serve future migrant arrivals.
Former Republican candidate and bankruptcy attorney Brad Dempsey takes the helm at Tattered Cover — for now
The store has seen multiple transitions in recent years.
The richest Black man in the US paid rapper Chinelo Tyler’s student loans. He’s been trying to pay it forward ever since
Trading Sunday sermons for a career in hip hop, Nelo’s footprint and impact in Denver’s creative culture is noticeably large.
RTD is suspending L Line service for 20 days
Service will be cut starting Monday, July 10.
Westside builds fencing to keep the public off the Park Hill Golf Course and private property intact
Neighbors, split on the future of the golf course, are also divided on what the fence means.
Want your voice heard? You have 28 chances to meet Mike Johnston’s transition committees
Each session will last two hours and give you a chance to share your hopes, worries and priorities.
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