Isaac Vargas is a reporter based in Denver, Colorado. He writes for Denverite and Colorado Public Radio, covering local news and events in the Denver area. His articles focus on a range of topics including arts and culture, community events, and human interest stories.
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Isaac Vargas' reporting focuses predominantly on local events, entertainment news, and cultural updates within Denver. His coverage indicates a preference for pieces that highlight local happenings, seasonal events, and cultural insights relevant to the city.
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Rain and snow showers could kill the buzz, though.
By: Isaac Vargas
It's part of a Denver Parks & Recreation pilot program to help activate park spaces.
Secret menu items, BOGO offers and free items with the purchase of an entrée from over 100 vendors at Mile High Asian Food Week.
By: Isaac Vargas
And a return to the stage for Colorado’s new poet laureate, Andrea Gibson.
The Denver convention for secondhand awesomeness will have art, collectible, vintage furniture ... and thrift geeks.
By: Isaac Vargas
Artist Pat Milbery paints a sidewalk at 14th and Curtis Streets, with some help from local kids, to promote Denver Parks and Recreation’s downtown tree canopy expansion, July 17, 2019. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)
The South Broadway music festival will run July 26-28. Weekend passes are currently available.
By: Isaac Vargas
The dramatic romance, set in a one bedroom Denver apartment, premieres at The People's Building in Aurora on Friday, April 26 and will run for two weekends.
By: Isaac Vargas
Hints: A computer hacker, a Scottish ogre and machine oil tears.
By: Isaac Vargas
We walked among weird and great art stuff: finished and unfinished sculptures, early digital renderings and miniature bears.
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