Tag: Denver Life Magazine

Electronically upgraded to nearly 1,200 horsepower, a limited-edition carbon fiber version of the revolutionary mega-truck gets plenty of go-anywhere flash.

A global dining destination unfolds in Aurora, where more than 500 locally owned restaurants and markets turn every outing into a passport-stamped culinary adventure.

Get creative in this hands-on workshop that blends block printing with clay. Participants will carve their own stamps and press them into slabs of clay to create custom tiles, small plates, ornaments, or other decorative pieces, then add underglaze color to bring their patterns to life. Guided by Denver-based artist Ren, the class welcomes beginners and experienced makers alike, with all materials, glazing, and kiln firing included.

Colorado jazz-funk favorites Dotsero bring their signature energy back to the stage, led by saxophonist and front man Steve Watts. Expect a mix of originals from the band’s deep catalog (17 releases and counting) alongside select covers, powered by a tight rhythm section, keys, and guitar for a full-throttle live show.

Bundle up for a good cause and a big night out: the Loveland Professional Ski Patrol Union is hosting a drag show fundraiser to support local patrol. Hosted by Roxanne Stoned and featuring Juiccy Misdemeanor, FUPA, and Jenna Tavia, tickets are available now.

Christy Sports’ annual Ski-Ya-Later Sale begins March 6, offering up to 50% off current-season skis, snowboards, boots, bindings, and apparel just as spring storms bring prime late-season skiing. With more than 50 locations across Colorado, Utah, Montana, and Washington—as well as online at christysports.com—the sale is a smart time for families to upgrade gear or get kids fitted before fall prices return. Mountain specialist Jonah Drescher notes that March’s great conditions often remind skiers what they want to improve for next season, while selection is still strong.

Colorado’s top trumpet talent takes center stage with the Trumpet Summit, a jazz showcase inspired by the classic “Jazz at the Philharmonic” era. Backed by a standout rhythm section, this all-star collective brings big sound, sharp improvisation, and plenty of brass-forward energy for an evening made for jazz fans.

Celebrate International Women’s Day with Linda Theus-Lee and her 17-piece big band in a powerhouse tribute to the legendary women who shaped music history. Expect an evening of jazz, R&B, pop, and musical theatre honoring icons from Aretha Franklin and Billie Holiday to Chaka Khan, Gloria Gaynor, and beyond.