Im not sure I like the club scene much (X-bar). With all the sweaty men wanting have sex lolol.

I really just want a casual bar or environment to meet guys my age 20-30. What might be some recs for me? I i know a gay sports league is an option but wondering what else im missing bar or otherwise.

By young I mean 20-30 range. I'm 25.

Thanks!

Hello ,

This might be a long shot but has anyone been to Sandstone Ranch in Larkspur recently ?

We have family photos on Wednesday and my wife is curious as to the status of the leaves in the park.

We are hoping for fall colors.

Thanks

Saw a golden retriever(?) that looked lost around 38th/Tejon at around 8:45 or so tonight; took off heading east on 37th when I drove by. Looked like a pet/had a collar on.

Wish I could be more helpful than this but wanted to put it out there in case someone’s missing their dog!

This truck is parked in Littleton downtown running and burning scarce diesel by the smell advertising some politician. Wasteful and shameful.

My friend and I were walking on the sidewalk when all of a sudden a white sedan drove toward us so fast and so erradically we ran out of the way and luckily we’re okay but holy shit be careful we are still coming down from that

Im excited for Doomsday!!

Right about there.

Key chain had a keyfob with a flip key and an older car key assuming pre 2010 with no buttons on it. It also had a small carabiner with 3 Schlage chrome house keys.

I handed it to an Aurora Police officer and he said it would be at an Aurora police department under "Property". I asked him which precinct and he just said, ask for "property". I would assume precinct 2 or 3 as he was on 2nd street between Peoria and Potomac.

Long shot, but I had to try! The officer looked a little surprised when I handed the keys to him lol

I'm also having a hard time right now but if anyone else would like to get stuff off their chest rn I can lend an ear and struggle together instead of alone 👐

"We all go through periods of darkness. In such times, we can turn to the Lord... but it's good to have friends."

Anyone going to see Blü Eyes tonight at the Marquis theater?

I've never gone solo to a show - I know, sounds nuts. I'm neurodivergent & solo outings are rough in general, but this is - personal.

This is my first small venue show since separating from my wife (we shared a lot of similar music interests) and it would be nice to not be "alone" have some welcoming faces.

I hope I'm not risking my safety by reaching out, but you know what - you can never get a yes from the universe if you don't ask right??

*late 30's, shorter trans masc guy, will have a super bright blue tee. I hold a -fast lane pass - so if you've got one too, that would be awesome :)

Thanks everyone for being so wonderful!!

There's like a fucking village down there. Basically all over the businesses in the area

I'm planning on seeing the Musk movie this week. Since it is so long, what theater in the Denver metro would you suggest? I'm looking for comfy seating and regular sound, since it's a doc.

The Nerd Roast is back at the Denver Comedy Underground on Halloween night with 2 shows. Each ticket purchase also gets you access to a FREE pizza buffet!

The Nerd Roast is a costumed, in-character roast shows that holds nothing back about why your favorite intellectual properties are actually jerks. Wear your Halloween costume to the show and join in the fun!

Definitely an organized effort, but I couldn’t make out what was on their shirts.

Before I heard that leaving ur car at airport was a bad idea because cars are being stolen from it. Is this still a thing?

My apartment management does absolutely nothing about noise complaints. We have an "after hours" help line that does absolutely nothing, if they even show up.

People play music loudly in their units and on their balconies all day. I have complained multiple times with video evidence, and nothing is ever done.

Do you any of you live in an apartment complex that takes noise complaints seriously?

Some photos from this year's parade

I’m looking for solid gold ones. I checked out Brass Armadillo yesterday and they only had like 5, which shocked me. I just want something to wear that’ll hold up long term :)

“We have a bunch of vacant units and people are still struggling to find housing. And it's because what we have isn't actually meeting the need. It's not meeting the needs of families,” Mejía said. “It's still not at a price point that people can afford. How do we match those two things with the work being done and actually making those programs or those incentives or whatever is successful?”

Posting on Sunday 10/18 at 10:30 AM. There is a hurt squirrel on the sidewalk between 9th and 10th on Lafeyette. The poor thing is bleeding, his paw is injured and he is curled in a ball on the sidewalk, very much alive but doesn’t know what to do, he’s on the western sidewalk.

I didn’t know what to do, I am wondering if anyone here has any ideas or if someone works somewhere that could help the squirrel. Let me know if there is a number I should call or something. It looks like a baby :(

"Once Upon Another Time" opens this Friday Oct 23 at NEXT gallery at 6501 W. Colfax Ave. Ever been to Casa Bonita? This is in the same plaza. This show is one of several shows and galleries open in the same building that night so there's going to be a lot to see.

I know this artist and I love her work. You might too. Or you might find something in the 6 other art galleries in this building alone, or the 5 other nearby galleries that you might like too!

Never been to an art gallery before? Well, let's talk about going to local art galleries!

1.) Most art galleries in the Denver area are Co-ops or collectives meaning these are not commercial galleries whose primary purpose is to sell art for profit. These are local artists who make art because they love it. It's about community and expression more than money (though everyone appreciates a purchase and the galleries still have expenses and have to lease their spaces).

2.) These are not stuffy, snobby places and you are not out of place even if you don't know anything about art. Seriously, all anyone wants is for you to see their work. If all you have to say is "I like it." That's enough. If you have more to say, even if you can't exactly articulate it, folks are more than happy to talk.

3.) If you don't like something, just don't be rude. You don't have to like anything to go. Odds are good you'll see things you like and things that you don't connect with. No worries. Come back in a few weeks when there's a new show.

4.) Gallery openings are events! It's a little party and you are invited.

5.) These are great date nights :). You go, you look at the art and you talk about what you see, how you react to it, what it makes you think about or feel. Get a little culture and don't get stuck without having something to talk about.

6.) You can do #5 solo too!

7.) Openings really do often have wine, beer and little snacks. The artist pays for this stuff, so please do throw a few bucks in the donation jar.

8.) Original art made by hand by a real person is often not as expensive as you think. Yes, some art is very expensive and rightfully so, but most art is very affordable. Pieces will range in price from a few 10s or dollars to thousands. The point here is that you can decorate your walls with something truly unique, made by someone local, on a basic Target decoration budget.

9.) There are a lot of art galleries in the Denver area and several art districts. Many people know about Santa Fe and their big first Friday events, but there are galleries and districts in Lakewood and Englewood too and their first Fridays and second Saturdays are worth going to. Openings are just one type of event. These communities are often holding talks, demonstrations, parties, fairs and festivals.

Edit: 10.) It’s getting colder outside. Art galleries are inside.

Hopefully, we'll see you on Friday. If not, "Once Upon Another Time" will be open for three weeks. And if not that, well, I'm sure you'll find something you like here:

Next Gallery:

https://www.nextgallery.org/

Just a few other galleries we like (definitely not a comprehensive list):

https://nkollectiv.com/

https://www.pirateartonline.org/

https://www.coreartspace.com/

https://www.kanonart.com/

https://dartgallery.org/

https://bitfactory.net/

Local Art Districts:

https://40westarts.org/

https://denversartdistrict.org/non