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LoHi Steakbar is a fine place to hunker down for winter

It's beginning to look a lot like winter. That's good news for all the season-pass-holding skiers and riders out there. For the more casual snow bunny, it's the start of a long, agonizing journey to next summer. Winter sports are fun, no doubt, but ...

From KATHLEEN ST. JOHN, Denver Post,  19 Nov 2009

Play a role in the film festival frenzy at camera-ready local watering holes

With the Starz Denver Film Festival lighting up this weekend, Denver is going movie-mad. Maybe it won't hit the heights of Broncomania, but the film freakout will be intense in the downtown area. Pre-parties, premieres, more parties and then ...

From KATHLEEN ST. JOHN, Denver Post,  12 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Tim Burton,  Bruce Willis

After freebies at First Fridays run dry, the best places to quench your thirst

Dutch DJ Tiësto gets behind the decks at Beta on Monday. Plenty of people will tell you: Part of the appeal of First Fridays is the free booze. It's not the best part. And for some, it might be the worst. But there's no denying that many art patrons' ...

From KATHLEEN ST. JOHN, Denver Post,  5 Nov 2009

With Halloween falling on Saturday, we're talking monster party weekend

Members of Heavyweight Dub Champion, which will be performing at the Bassnectar afterparty at Casselman's on Saturday. How does Halloween go down in Denver? Well, too often it snows, but that may not be the case this year. With any luck, the children ...

From KATHLEEN ST. JOHN, Denver Post,  29 Oct 2009

Casselman's livens up scene north of downtown

During the day, it's pretty quiet on the dusty expanses north of LoDo. There are still warehouses and industrial sites, reminders of the area's working-class past. But now, tasteful architecture firms and chic furniture galleries are invading, albeit ...

From KATHLEEN ST. JOHN, Denver Post,  22 Oct 2009

Related Topics: Modest Mouse (musician),  Red Hot Chili Peppers (musician)

Denver's haunted houses rev up for Halloween

kind of a reinvention of last year's 13th Floor. "There's a lot of new animatronics, a lot of new setwork . . . (and) all-new, high-tech effects and lasers, imagery that messes with your senses." Creepy apparitions and ...

From KATHLEEN ST. JOHN, Denver Post,  19 Oct 2009

East of East Colfax, a different kind of nightlife carries on and on

For all those bar-loving folks who live in Capitol Hill because of its proximity to good eating and drinking, Colorado Boulevard is a boundary rarely crossed. It's easy to get spoiled in Capitol Hill. Almost everything is walkable, from lunch at the ...

From KATHLEEN ST. JOHN, Denver Post,  15 Oct 2009

Related Topics: Boston Red Sox,  Bostonians

Beer pong big at Shwervers

atmosphere. Situated in the Santa Fe Arts District, Shwervers is a big, beery departure from the art galleries and Mexican restaurants it neighbors. Long ago, in a college town far away, a sacred union was ...

From KATHLEEN ST. JOHN, Denver Post,  8 Oct 2009

Clubs: Dragapella Beauty Shop Quartet at Lannie's

October's here at last, and the buzz is beginning about what costumes to wear and what parties to attend. A group of ladies visiting Lannie's Clocktower Cabaret (1601 Arapahoe St.) this weekend already have the costume thing down pat: The Kinsey Sicks ...

From KATHLEEN ST. JOHN, Denver Post,  1 Oct 2009

Related Topics: The View,  Britney Spears,  Lotus,  Jesse Metcalfe

Your pint can floweth over despite sold-out Great American Beer Fest

The streets of Denver are overrun with suds. Suds as in beer, that is. Excitement for the annual Great American Beer Festival brews all year long, and this time the city decided to extend the hoppy happiness across 10 days. The first annual Denver ...

From KATHLEEN ST. JOHN, Denver Post,  24 Sep 2009

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