John Flathman is a journalist based in Denver, Colorado, writing for Denver Westword. With a focus on local culture and entertainment, John covers a wide range of topics including comedy festivals, film screenings, art exhibitions, and nightlife events. His articles provide readers with insights into the vibrant and diverse cultural scene in Denver and the surrounding areas.
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Denver Film has been working overtime to make summer one of the absolute best times of the year for cinema.
By: John Flathman
Piper was incarcerated for twelve years, and the whole time, he tattooed. He reflects on it in his new book, American InkSlinger.
By: John Flathman
The artist-focused film festival celebrates its fifth year with screenings and installations "showcasing the infinite potential of documentary media."
By: John Flathman
The Longmont tattoo parlor is running a GoFundMe to recoup losses stemming from a recent string of robberies, with thieves breaking through the roof.
By: John Flathman
Now in its fifth year, the festival hosts over a dozen rising local muralists painting the Aurora Cultural Arts District and celebrates with a showstopper block party.
Developer Carla Ferreira has filled Hogan Park with incredible sculptures, including work from the Burning Man Festival and beyond.
The Rocky Mountain Record Show is a vinyl-lovers dream, with more than 150,000 records, live music, food trucks and more.
By: John Flathman
The famous Atlanta rapper and a vastly talented group of musicians captivated the crowd with experimental jazz and flute music.
The 47th Denver Film Festival runs from Friday, November 1, through Sunday, November 10, at venues including the Sie FilmCenter, AMC 9+10, Denver Botanic Gardens and the Holiday Theater.
The exhibit highlights contemporary local artists celebrating traditional southwestern santos art and was curated by renowned santero Carlos Santisteven.
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