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Newest “Bachelor” couple Colton Underwood, Cassie Randolph coming to Denver’s Paramount Theatre with Kaitlyn Bristowe

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Whatever you thought of the bonkers Season 23 of “The Bachelor,” which just ended on March 12, Denver-based star Colton Underwood and his winning bachelorette, Cassie Randolph, aren’t going anywhere soon. This was made clear this morning with the announcement of “The Bachelor” and “The Bachelorette” veteran Kaitlyn Bristowe’s fresh Spring Break Tour, which plans to
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Hang out with the “Super Troopers” crew in Denver and Frozen Dead Guys in Nederland

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Frozen Dead Guy Days Friday-Sunday. The three-day, homespun festival known as Frozen Dead Guy Days returns to Nederland to celebrate its namesake — Bredo Morstol, who allegedly remains in a state of suspended animation in a Tuff Shed above the mountain town. The themed programming for this 18th-annual version includes 30 live bands in heated
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Meet the Denver Zoo’s newest celebrity: A 435-pound male Amur tiger featured on Animal Planet

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The Denver Zoo plans to introduce its newest celebrity fighter, 8-year-old Yuri, to 8-year-old Nikita in the hopes that the two will mate and attract more of the Amur tigers into the world. Yuri was born at the Erie Zoo in Pennsylvania in 2010, according to a news release from the Denver Zoo. He spent
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Restaurant review: Q House’s modern Chinese fare is a tasty ode to chef Christopher Lin’s roots

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From Deliah Singer, Special to The Denver Post 3.5 stars (from 4) People ’s introduction to Chinese food has been Americanized plates of General Tso’s chicken dripping in sauce and lo mein noodles so slick which chopstick skills were no match. But we returned again and again since every meal was about more than just
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Get up-close and personal sloths and alpacas this weekend

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Let’so be fair: It’s about those faces. Lovers and breeders of alpacas praise their calm demeanor, their abundant and soft fleece and ease of care. Sloth devotees worship the jungle creatures by furiously trading memes and videos. Both mammals have come to symbolize all mode of emotions that were perturbed fluffy and over-it. Why? Because
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Colorado Symphony might leave downtown Denver, but Boettcher Concert Hall is done either way

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Even the Colorado Symphony is totally absolutely free to search for a home on — or off its existing site in the Denver Performing Arts Complex, following an agreement with the city which condemns its existing home at Boettcher Concert Hall. Planning for a new concert hall is underway, because both parties have stated there’s
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Vroom! Monster Jam upgrades to Broncos Stadium at Mile High

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After regular visits to the Pepsi Center along with other indoor venues along the Front Range, the Monster Jam tour is rumbling onto the 50-yard Lineup in Broncos Stadium in Mile High. The motorsports-and-merchandising juggernaut will take over the house of the Denver Broncos at 7 p.m. on Saturday, April 27. The 2019 Monster Jam Stadium
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Crumbling church, ruined mansion: See these 5 endangered places in Colorado before they disappear

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A crumbling 90-year-old church that retains timeless beauty despite its state of disrepair. The ruins of a remote mansion built by a 19th century Colorado governor. A market that predates the birth of Denver and is the oldest continuously operated business in the state. These are just some of the sites that were added to
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9 National Pizza Day freebies, deals and events on Feb. 9

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As if we needed a reason to observe that the saucy concoction that’s pizza, then there’s National Pizza Day, a day devoted for this Italian dish. On Feb. 9, you have a legitimate excuse to eat as much pizza as humanly possible — and nobody can judge you for this. If you’more of a wood-oven-fired
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Theater review: Lovely, complicated, bloodied truth of DCPA’s “Last Night and the Night Before” unfolds subtly

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3 stars The opening moments of “Last Night and the Night Before” provide a feeling more than a complete introduction. Think of it as a triptych. On a darkened stage, a guy bends into the work of digging a tomb; there sits a girl looking out into the night; a woman stands in the shadows
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