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Avoid a DUI
Did you drive to the bars? Do you need your car in the morning? Don’t give in to the urge to drive tipsy or intoxicated: Kim Harders, a retired Marine Corps pilot, has the solution. […]
Month: March 2011
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Gravity – Fire Sermon
By Jeffrey Swager With an over-abundant electronic scene in Colorado, over-saturated listeners will breathe a sigh of relief when hearing Gravity’s instrument-driven, electro-funk dance party. Combining layered electronic live production with a consistent funk breakbeat […]
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Churchill – Happy/Sad
By Marlee Keeven The members of Denver-based indie band Churchill doesn’t need to worry about petty things such as publicizing their music or building a fanbase – they have already achieved local fame and then […]
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Late Nights – March 2011
Do you see yourself? Check out our Late Nights at Trailhead, Choice City Shots, Hatrixx, Old Chicago’s, the Aggie, and more!
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Brewery Now Open
funkwerks, a brewery offering Belgian-style saison beers made with all-organic ingredients, has opened in the old Fort Collins Brewery location (1900 East Lincoln Avenue). Saison-style beers are usually light to medium-bodied, highly carbonated and typically […]
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Winter Farmer’s Market to Feature Live Music
Be Local Northern Colorado’s Winter Farmers Market (located at the Opera Galleria) is an extravaganza of locally grown foods and handmade crafts. March 12 will also bring a Bohemian Foundation-sponsored performance to the mix. Local […]
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Legendary Bassists at Boulder Theater
Internationally famous bass players Stanley Clarke and Victor Wooten (who also plays with Bela Fleck) will be teaming up to play a show at the Boulder Theatre on March 12. Wooten just released a re-mastered […]
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Willie Nelson’s Son to Play Road 34 April 2
Lukas Nelson first went on tour with his father’s supergroup, The Highwaymen (which also included Johnny Cash), when he was five months old. Now 21, Lukas is no stranger to life on the road, and […]
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Hunters and Gatherers: Foraging for Nourishment in the Wild World of Fort Collins – A Vegetarian Voyage
By Rebecca Spafford Old Town Fort Collins offers a plethora of culinary choices; one can opt for Thai, Italian, Japanese, Mexican, Indian and many fused in between. However, for our second installment of Hunters and […]
Local Culture, Arts & Community
Frozen Dead Guy Days: The Colorful History of Nederland’s Eclectic Holiday
By Molly McCowan My family lives less than 100 feet away from a cryogenically frozen dead man in a Tuff Shed. When I was a little girl, my father would joke that the frozen man, […]