John Wenzel is a journalist at The Denver Post, where he serves as an arts and entertainment reporter and critic. He covers a range of topics including film, music, and urban art, reflecting his passion for Colorado's vibrant culture and entertainment scene. John’s work has also been featured in Esquire, Rolling Stone, and The Atlantic, among other notable publications.
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John Wenzel's coverage mainly focuses on local events, concerts, theater, and Denver culture. He seems to be interested in covering a wide range of entertainment-related topics within the Denver area.
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By: John Wenzel
A fire shuttered the popular, 17-year-old Capitol Hill eatery in February, prompting a remodel.
By: John Wenzel
The country superstar now has four shows across a trio of dates in Denver for next month.
By: John Wenzel
Balancing performance rigor with fundraising, audience growth keeps artistic director Boggs on his toes
By: John Wenzel
The 75-year-old dive bar at East Colfax Avenue needs (and deserves) our love after three feet of flooding
By: Jonathan Shikes, John Wenzel
Plus the Mimesis Documentary Festival in Boulder, and Telluride Jazz Festival in Telluride Town Park
By: John Wenzel
Leo Tanguma's ‘In Peace and Harmony with Nature' is one of several public art pieces being reinstalled after Great Hall construction
By: John Wenzel
The work is only one component of the rumblings of sinister doings at DIA
By: John Wenzel
Plus an Oingo Boingo/Devo tribute at the Oriental Theater and free Shakespeare in the Wild
By: John Wenzel
The touring experience sneaks learning into the gorgeous exploration of astronomy and famous telescopes You know it's a good sign when the gift shop is smaller than the exhibition.
By: John Wenzel
The skating legend posted an Instagram video of himself at La Raza Park Tony Hawk dropped by a Denver park on Thursday and walked away a bit lighter.
