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| | After years of operating as a global nomadic art museum, Denver’s Black Cube put down deeper roots with a brick and mortar headquarters location. Their upcoming programming is worth a look and leans into both local installations and larger-scale projects beyond Colorado, all delivered with their signature site-specific approach. The shift reflects their growing presence in the region’s arts scene and a commitment to more consistent community engagement, an interesting look at how this unconventional art organization continues to evolve. |
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| | I love exploring Denver’s Jazz scene, it is richer than you may think. University of Denver professor, Remy Le Boeuf, is adding to it and celebrating a major milestone after earning his first Grammy for an original jazz composition. Known for both his teaching and performing, Remy brings a real-world creative perspective into the classroom, blending professional success with mentorship. The win highlights not just individual talent, but a broader music scene connected to the university and Denver jazz community. |
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| | Seems outdoor dining season is already in full swing. This roundup highlights the many ways there are to enjoy Denver’s sunshine, from lively sky-high rooftop bars with stellar views to relaxed and cozy, tucked-away patios that feel more like backyard escapes. It captures the variety of atmospheres across the city, whether you’re in the mood for a casual afternoon or a more polished night out, dining OUT in Denver is an integral element of the Mile High lifestyle. |
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| | Visiting Jaume Plensa’s exhibit at the Denver Botanic Gardens is one of those rare art experiences that stays with you long after you leave. Plensa, known for his large-scale sculptures exploring our shared humanity, human form, language, and spirituality, creates a quiet, reflective feeling and an unmistakable sense of awe and hope. Walking among his pieces, I found myself unexpectedly moved to tears. This is an experience I highly recommend! |
| | | Thanks for reading all the way to the end! If you enjoyed this and know someone else who might like it too, please share! If there is something you have always been curious about or are seeking out around town don’t hesitate to reach out and connect with me. I am always happy to help! Your question may even inspire a future Ascend feature ☺
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| | Leslie Hazan
Broker Associate M: 720.530.3371 leslie.hazan@compass.com |
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