Bikes
The Assault Returns
The biggest bicycle scavenger hunt in the nation returns this month. That’s right – The New Belgium Urban Assault Ride is back to take over the city on July 17. Join in on a race […]
Month: July 2011
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Various Artists – Reclamation Now! A Tribute to Deadbubbles
By Marlee Keeven Just because fourteen Colorado musicians put together a tribute album full of covers for Denver-based band Deadbubbles, don’t assume that they’re a rock ‘n’ roll band of yore. Also, just because Deadbubbles […]
Beer
Wicked Gravity: Fort Collins Brewery Launches New Restaurant
By Lincoln Greenhaw Behind the steel and glass window that separates the Fort Collins Brewery from its new in-house restaurant, Gravity Ten-Twenty, I watched the employees polishing up the futuristic machinery behind the bar before […]
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Venue Hosts Fan Appreciation Night
How often do venue owners host a night to show their fans how much they appreciate them? Not very. But local music venue Hodi’s Half Note will do just that on July 7, throwing an […]
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Blind Strike – Curse The Worst
By Charlie Englar Greeley’s own Blind Strike has something for you. It’s their first EP, Curse The Worst, and it’s oozing with high energy muscle and buzz. Consisting of Cody Jeffreys on lead vocals, Dan […]
Music News
Annual Festival Acts As Catalyst to Exploding Reggae Scene
By Charlie Englar Entering its seventh year, The Poudre River Reggae Festival has become a mainstay in the Colorado reggae scene. Setting up shop for another year at the Mishawaka Amphitheatre, the festival will be […]
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The Acidophiles – Earth
By Conor Hooley The schizophrenic stylings of Fort Collins-based electronic duo The Acidophiles (Zac Rachid and Amandha Gibson) are on full display on their new EP. Earth is a continuously mixed, five-track offering geared toward […]
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Scene’s Summer Guide to Camping Near Fort Collins
By Erika Iverson We’re lucky to live in a city filled with people who want to get out and enjoy the outdoors. Now that the weather is warmer, it’s time to get out with your […]
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To the Ends of the Earth: A Friendly Reminder of our Impending Doom
This year, we’ve decided to throw an apocalypse, because an apocalypse is better than dying alone as we had originally planned. Between the blue-eyed certainties of fringe-Christian radio, a world takeover by computers and the […]
Local Culture, Arts & Community
Strength in Numbers: Cohere Helps Independent Workers Escape Solitude of the Home Office
By Dave Schutz Lots of us know the feeling: you’re trying to get work done on the computer at home, but procrastination sets in. You do some laundry, put away the dishes, and the next […]