Volume 2, Issue 18 August 17 - August 30, 2000

You're just in time to catch the tail end of Denver's brand-new film festival THE SUPER-EIGHT SIDE-SHOW. The two-night festival wraps up tonight beginning at 8 p.m. sharp at The Bug Theater with short films from all over the world. The only link between the movies? They were all shot on Super-8. If you're not a film buff and you haven't been introduced to the eccentric beauty of Super-8 movie making, this festival serves as a decent introduction. The festival is presented by The Brainbox. Call 303-863-9235 for more information. Chris J. Magyar

FRIDAY AUGUST 18, 2000

Nietzsche thought that order sprung from chaos, and a whole slew of local photographers are trying to organize around that principle. The THIRD EYE STUDIO AND GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHY COLLECTIVE is holding an opening celebration for their amalgam of local sharpshooters from 7 p.m. to midnight at 214 Santa Fe Drive. The people in charge, Erik Mart and Melissa Nord, assure us that Denver art denizens will be amazed by the sheer number and diversity of the contributors. This town might not need any more numbers, but we could sure as hell use some diversity. Let the chaos begin. CJM

SATURDAY AUGUST 19

Bobby Black is in da house! The CENTRAL WRESTLING ORGANIZATION (CWO) will be tearing up the National Western Complex, and all bets are off. Jake The Snake Roberts, The Insane Clown Posse, and Sonny Ono are just some of the special guests who will add to the pyrotechnicality of the premiere independent wrestling league's show ... but in our mind, the main attraction is our own tattooed food critic, the Reverend Bobby Black, who will be a guest referee for the following matchup: Ringside Ryan (CWO's most hated commentator) vs. The Magnum Man (CWO's most hated promoter and head of The Family). If either opponent resorts to their usual underhanded tactics, The Rev will hold one or both accountable in his usual brutal way. Tickets can be had through TicketMaster or by stopping by Bonaroo Tattoo. CJM

SUNDAY AUGUST 20, 2000

Well, most people think this is on Saturday, but we'll be anal and call it Sunday. The MOONLIGHT CLASSIC BIKE RIDE will be launching from the steps of the Capital Building at midnight, the beginning of Sunday morning. The event is cleverly sponsored by Cat's Eye, the manufacturer of fine bicycle headlights and lamps. Things can get crazy in the dark ... on a bike ... CJM

MONDAY AUGUST 21, 2000

Dr. Dre, Eminem, Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube will turn Denver upside down (if they can) with their shows at Fiddler's Green. Apparently they think one night isn't enough to let the city go ‘UP IN SMOKE.' For hardcore hip-hop lovers this is a show you can't miss. Dr. Dre claims he was put on this planet to make hip-hop music. It's also been said that he's the best rap producer who has ever lived. The thing is, Dr. Dre can actually back it up. He produced one of the first rap albums to ever go platinum in the West Coast with JJ FAD's Supersonic. He went on, put out Snoop (at that time still Doggy) Dogg and Warren G. He was behind 2Pac and the Notorious B.I.G., all artists that have claimed fame even outside the rap/hip-hop scene. His latest big discovery was Eminem, known as the first true white hip-hop artist, and now he puts it all together in one tour. He calls it Up in Smoke, and you know what? If you put all those artists and their fans together in one place, I wouldn't be surprised if that really happened … Valerie van de Flier

TUESDAY AUGUST 22, 2000

STATIC X's goal in life (or music) is simple: to make music that could take the energizing effect of techno, the aggressiveness of a guitar-laden frenzy and the moody overtones common to the goth/industrial underground and mold it into something unique creating a sound the band calls rhythmic trancecore. Their (maybe a little strange) method worked and they got signed by a major label. Their shows are extreme to watch, maybe like mini-raves going on, making it a party every single time. By doing that they got a big and diverse following before they were signed and now they continue, just on a bigger scale. INCUBUS seems to be another band that fits into that picture pretty well, too. After they toured with Limp Bizkit, Ozzy Osbourne, Black Sabbath and Korn, they wrote a new album for eight weeks and then had a collective nervous breakdown. No matter what the reasons are for those bands' strange behavior, the fact is that they can give a hell of a show, which they'll absolutely do at the Fillmore. VvdF

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 23, 2000

If there's an artist that's standing the test of time, it's TRACY CHAPMAN. She's been recording and performing for well over a decade now, and is still going strong. Her newest record Telling Stories was made by challenging herself through the entire process. The product is another great record by the same producer as her first two CDs, both multi-platinum Grammy Award winners. Tracy grew up in Cleveland, Ohio, and started making up songs when she was eight. She received a scholarship for a prestigious Connecticut school and graduated as an anthropologist from Tufts University. Her performances on the streets of Harvard Square and in nightclubs gained her more than her scholarship, though. That's where she got the music industry's attention, and that's what's bringing her to Denver once again to play at Red Rocks Amphitheatre. VvdF

THURSDAY AUGUST 24, 2000

Legendary rock band THE WHO is on tour once again. Since their start in the early ‘60's, there haven't been many bands who kept coming back together like they did. This summer they're doing a North American tour. In the almost 40 years of their existence, a lot has changed. Since all four original members had very different personalities, their shows often ended in major on stage collisions. In other words, if you go to this show, watch out for equipment being thrashed and people falling off stage. That's what used to happen in the old days at least. But who knows? Maybe they've grown up in all those years. Maybe they realize now that having to get new instruments for every show is a waste of money. And maybe touring with a new drummer (again), this time ex-Beatle Ringo Starr's son Zak Starkey, will keep them together for a little longer. Who knows? The only thing I know is no matter what happens, seeing The Who live in Colorado will be an unforgettable experience. VvdF

FRIDAY AUGUST 25, 2000

RALPH STEADMAN, the splashy British author and illustrator, is making a mark again at William Havu Gallery on 1040 Cherokee St. The artist will be presenting his prints along with those of John Buck, Enrique Chagoya, Roy De Forest, Red Grooms, Luis Jimenez and Betty Woodman for a show called Select Prints from Shark's Inc. premiering tonight from 6-9 p.m. The show will run through October 7, and there will be a panel discussion August 26 from 2-4 p.m. For more information, visit www.oneoverone.com or call 303-893-2360. CJM

SATURDAY AUGUST 26, 2000

The United Nations has warned that up to 13.4 million people in East Africa face starvation within weeks. Extreme food shortages, drought conditions and a war are the main reasons for this possible tragedy to happen. More than half of those people at risk, including 1.4 million children under the age of five, live in Ethiopia. The Ethiopian Drought Relief Aid of Colorado is organizing an ETHIOPIAN CULTURAL EVENT to raise money. The Event will be held at the Boettcher Concert Hall at 7 p.m. At the event various Ethiopian artists, such as dancers and musicians will make their appearance. Ticket prices range between $30 and $50. Tickets can be purchased with Ticketmaster, who is one of the sponsors of the event, so this time the outrageous service charges will actually have a meaning. Other sponsors are The Denver Performing Arts Complex, KOSI 101 and Qualimage. If you can't make it to the event, you can still contribute by sending a check to: Ethiopian Drought Relief Fund, 901 E. 17th Ave., Denver, 80218. VvdF

SUNDAY AUGUST 27, 2000

Remember MTV's Liquid Telelvision? Every Sunday night the most bizarre and twisted cartoons on television shared an hour of screen space to disgust and delight genre fans of all ages. Well it's gone now, replaced by a re-run of TRL or something, but you can find its bastard child on the web, at WWW.DISTANT-CORNERS. COM. Definitely for the DSL/Cable set, this ultra-sophisticated site houses original movies, music, and games for the horror, sci-fi, and cult lover. It's got all the bizarre, unexplained twists and insanely complicated navigational tools you'd expect from a site that aspires to crack open the mind of H.P. Lovecraft (even though he's dead ... all the more reason to crack it open). Go on, be subversive. CJM

MONDAY AUGUST 28, 2000

Besides distilling a fine whiskey, Jack Daniels tries to please people in other ways, too. With parties ... surprise parties actually. In 24 cities around the U.S. they'll be the host to a great music event. This year, next to having a fun show in your own city, there's also a chance for you to win a trip to Lynchburg for a private outdoor concert, the end of September, for Jack's 150th birthday party. The JACK DANIELS SURPRISE PARTY will be held at the Gothic Theatre. Last year they brought Marcy Playground. Who the special guest of this year's party will be is still a secret. So if you have a wide music taste, are over 21 and in for a good time, the Gothic is the place to be. VvdF

TUESDAY AUGUST 29, 2000

FURTHUR FESTIVAL 2000 smokes into Fiddler's Green featuring The Other Ones (Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, Bruce Hornsby, etc.) and Ziggy Marley. It's sort of a cross between Reggae on the Rocks and the Grateful Dead ... which is to say, choose your weapon: pipe or doobie. If you're just in it for the contact high, a ticket alone will cost you $25-$30 (before service charges). If you're just in it for the music, buy the albums and enjoy these talents sober unlike many bands plumbing the depths of the ‘get high and dance' circuit, these guys are chock full of talent. Besides, you should be saving the really kind bud for Phish. CJM

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 30, 2000

Old school metal fans, here's your chance. A tour with three of the most famous names in the metal scene around the world will be passing through Denver. IRON MAIDEN, QUEENSRYCHE AND HALFORD (yes … he finally named his band after himself) will be rocking at Red Rocks. While Iron Maiden and Queensryche are household names around the world, Halford is a relatively new one. After his departure from Judas Priest, Rob Halford tried to find work outside the metal scene. While his first new project (Fight) completely flopped, the second one, named Two, did an okay job in the industrial music scene (thanks to the efforts of Trent Reznor on the production). The two projects disappointed his old fans, though. Now he's returned to his roots. He's back in metal and better than ever. These three bands together should be capable of turning the Rockies upside down. Don't forget to bring your earplugs. VvdF

• 23rd Ave. Sculpture Studio and Gallery, 3500 W. 23rd Ave., 303-433- 4831. Voices of Color. Runs through September. Opening reception August 19
• Buffalo Exchange, 1331 15th St., 303- 454-8090. Stevon Lucero, runs through September 30. Opening reception August 20.
• Café Netherworld. Dennis West. Opening reception August 21.
• Goosetown Tavern, 3242 E. Colfax Ave., 303-399-9703. Hobert Herman. Opening reception August 26.
• Metro Center for the Visual Arts, 1734 Wazee St., 303-294-5207. Time and Place, 100 years of women artists in Colorado 1900-2000, runs through October 21. Opening August 25.
• Raven's Nest Gallery, 1425 W. 13th Ave, 303-623-1425. Andenken, exhibition with 20 young contemporary artists and Cathy Kneuse, 1600 pieces of contemporary art. Opens August 24.
• Show of Hands, 2610 E. 3rd Ave., 303- 399-0201. Wearable fiber and textile show, runs through September 20. Opening reception August 17.
• Spark Cooperative Gallery, 303-455-4435, www.sparkgallery.org. New Works by Madeline Dodge and Recent Paintings by Robert Gratiotruns through September 10. Opening reception August 25. Hours: F 7-10 p. m., Sa-Su 1-5 p. m.
• William Havu Gallery, 1040 Cherokee St., 303-893-2360, www.oneoverone.com, Making A Mark by Ralph Steadman, runs through October 7. Opening reception August 25.

• Art Institute of Colorado, 1200 Lincoln St., 303-837-0825, aic.artinstitutes.edu. Student show, graphic design and photography, runs through September 5.
• Art Students League of Denver, 200 Grant St., 303-778-6990. Childrens Camp Show, runs through August 25. Hours: M-F 8: 30 a. m.-9.30 p. m., Sa 8.30 a. m.-4: 30p. m.
• Arte Gallery, 329 Detroit St., 303-393- 8734. Works by Witold-K and vintage international posters, permanent show
• Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities. 6901 Wadsworth Blvd., 303-431-3962, www.arvadacenter.org. The Hominidae: Works in Progress, paintings and drawing by John Gurche. Runs through August 27. Human Form: An artistic Survey of the Figure and Figure Study: From the University of Colorado, Colorado Collection.
• Bayeux Gallery. 1133 Bannock St., 720- 359-0990. "American tapestry Alliance Biennial Exhibition II" juried show. Runs through September 3.
• Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art. 1750 13th St., (Boulder) 303-443- 2122. "Elbows and Tea Leaves: Front Range Women in the visual arts. (1974- 2000)." House of Yes" featuring Emily Cantrell, Mary Ehrin, Rebecca Vaughan. "Rasterizing Generics" by Dennis de Caires. Runs through August 28.
• Busch Gallery. 1426 Pearl St., (Boulder) 303-473-9215, www.buschgallery.com. Landscape artist Lynn Windsor, animal paintings by Lori Faye Bock, pastel paintings by Emilia Van Nest Markovich. Runs through August 31. Hours: M-Th 10 a.m.-7 p.m., F-Sa 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Su 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
• Carolyn-Edward Gallery, 5702 E. Colfax Ave., 303-394-9700. Fabrice DeVilleneuve, runs through September.
• Curtis Arts and Humanities Center. 2349 E. Orchard Rd., 303-797-1779. "Peter Durst, Recent Works" sculptures. Runs through September 1. Hours: Tu, Th 10 a. m.-7 p. m., W, F 10 a. m.-5 p. m., Sa 10 a. m.-2 p. m. (August 19 only).
• DeLeon White Gallery. 4270 Tennyson St., 303-455-7108, 303-455-5525. Negotiating Our View of the Surface: Earth Scenarios, by Doug Buis. Runs through September 1.
• Earth Spitit Gallery. 3480 W32nd Ave., Renye M. Ress, Michael E. Gold, Mary C. Gold, new works. Runs through August 25.
• Fourth Story Restaurant and Bar. 1st and Milwaukee, at top of Tattered Cover Book Store, 303-322-1824, www.fourth-story.com Feile Case "Second Skin" Runs through August 30.
• Gallery M. 290 Fillmore St., 303-331- 8400. Walter Rosenblum photography, runs through September 30.
• Gallery One, 202-322-6383. Retrospective for Eyvind Earle. Runs through August 31.
• Gentry Gallery, Denver West Village, 14239 W. Colfax Ave., Lakewood, 303- 216-0085. Luscious Landscapes and Luminous Landscapes. Both shows run through August 30.
• Ground Works Art Gallery, NW. Common Grounds Coffeehouse, 3484 W 32nd Ave., 303-458-5248. "How DO You Like Your Coffee?" open juried theme show. Runs through August 23.
• Indigos, 215 W. 13th Ave., 303-825-3072, www.indigos.com.Vietnamese exhibit, runs through August.
• Paris on the Platte Gallery. 1553 Platte, 303-455-2451. "Open Juried Literary Show" open to all artists, with $5 per artist hanging fee (or 10% commission for Paris on the Platte). Runs through August 19.
• Robischon Gallery. 1740 Wazee St., 303- 298-7788, www.artnet.com/robischon. "Abstractions" featuring work by Joseph Haske, Stan Meyer, Brad Miller, Robert Motherwell, Louis Mueller, Tim Prentice, Mario Reis, Sam Scott, Anna Skibska and Heather Wilcoxon. Runs through August 26. Hours: Tu-Sa 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
• Ron Judish Fine Arts, 1617 Wazee St., 303-571-5556. Summer Stock 2, runs through September 6. Hours: Tu-F 11 a. m.-6 p. m., Sa noon-5p. m.
• Sandy Carson Gallery. 760 Santa Fe Dr., 303-573-8585. Frank Samson, Lorelei Schatt and Debra Goldman, runs through September 20.
• Studio 1818, 2445 E. Third Ave., 303- 780-0208. Art, Jewewlry, contemporary craft and fine art. Gallery closes after August.
• Tam O'Neill Fine Prints, 311 Detroit St., 303-355-7711. Audubon Wildlife Art, Western and Natural-history prints, runs through September.
• Wynkoop Brewing Company. 1634 18th St., 303-297-2700. Works by Mark Dickson, Walt Young, Mary Shivers and Ray Troll. Runs through September 30.

• 21st Century Gallery. 235 Fillmore St., 303- 320-0926, www.21stcenturygallery.com. Hours: M-Sa 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
• 23rd Ave. Sculpture Studio and Gallery. 3500 W. 23rd Ave., 303-433-4831.
• Abend Gallery Fine Art. 2260 E. Colfax, 303-355-0950. Hours: Tu-Sa 10 a.m.-6p.m.
• Apocalypse Boutique. 108 S. Broadway, 303-282-1626.
• Art Institute of Colorado. 1200 Lincoln St., 303-837-0825, aic.artinstitutes.edu.
• Art Silk Studio and Gallery. 1236 Delaware St., 303-852-3980.
• Art Students League of Denver. 200 Grant St., 303-778-6990. Hours: M-F 8:30 a.m.-9.30 p.m., Sa 8.30 a.m.-4:30p.m.
• Arte Gallery. 329 Detroit St., 303-393-8734.
• Artisan's Center. 2757 E. 3rd Ave., 303- 333-1201.
• Artists on Santa Fe. 747 Santa Fe Dr., 303-573-5903. Hours: M-Sa 9a.m.-5p.m. Sun by appointment.
• Artyard. 1251 Pearl St., 303-777-3219. Carol Mier Fashion Gallery. 754 Santa Fe Dr., 303-446-0117. Hours: F-Sa noon-5 p.m.
• Carolyn-Edward Gallery. 5702 E. Colfax Ave., 303-394-9700.
• Chac Gallery. 772 Santa Fe Dr., 303- 571-0440 www.jvigil.com
• Clayhouse Art and Antiques. 1836 S. Broadway, 303-733-2072.
• Colorado Artworks Gallery. 5654-B So. Prince St., 303-347-1245
• Colorado Photographic Arts Center. 1513-A Boulder St., 303-455-8999. Hours: W-Sa noon-4 p.m.
• CORE New Art Space. 2045 LarimerSt., 303-297-8428, www.corenewartspace.com. Hours: F noon-10 p.m., Sa-Su noon-5 p.m.
• Dark Millennia Studios/Dark Art Gallery. 4249 S. Broadway (Englewood) 303-783-3711.
• DAVA Gallery. 9758 E. Colfax Ave., 303-367-5886
• Elizabeth Schlosser Fine Art. 311 Detroit St., 303-321-4786.
• Gallery 13. 1215 E. 13th Ave.
• Gallery M. 290 Fillmore St., 303-331- 8400.
• Gallery One. 202-322-6383
• Gentry Gallery. Denver West Village, 14239 W. Colfax Ave., Lakewood, 303-216-0085.
• Heart Studio and Gallery. 4325 W. 41st Ave., 303-480-1053.
• Howell-Cole Gallery. Tamarac Square, 7777 E. Hampden Ave., 303-751-9832.
• ILK. 554 Santa Fe Dr., 303-615-5725. Hours: F 6-9 p.m., Sa-Su 12-5 p.m.
• Indigos. 215 W. 13th Ave., 303-825- 3072, www.indigos.com.
• Joe Anderson Metal Art. 523 E. 17th Ave., 303-863-0226.
• Manos Folk Art. 101 Broadway, 303- 778-8262.
• Me L Yu Gallery. 107 Broadway, 303- 733-0344.
• Merrill Johnson Gallery. 315 Detroit St., 303-333-1566, www.merrillgallery.com.
• Metro Center for the Visual Arts. 1734 Wazee St., 303-294-5207.
• Mizel Family Cultural Arts Center. Singer Gallery, Jewish Community Center, 350 S. Dahlia St., 303-316-6360, 303-399-2660. Hours: M-F 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Morph Gallery. 305 W. 11th Ave., 303- 436-9382.
• Pirate: a contemporary art oasis. 3659 Navajo St., 303-458-6058.
• PISMO Contemporary Art Glass. 235 Fillmore St., 303-333-2879.
• Planet Perk Gallery. 8 W. Ellsworth, 303-733-6613.
• Purple Door Studio. 3563 B Larimer St.,303-297-1429.
• Ron Judish Fine Arts. 1617 Wazee St., 303-571-5556. Hours: Tu-F 11 a.m.-6 p.m., Sa noon-5p.m.
• Rule Modern and Contemporary. 111 Broadway, 303-777-9473. Show of Hands. 2610 E. 3rd Ave., 303- 399-0201.
• Sloane Gallery. 1612 17th St., 303-595-4230. South Union Gallery. 85 S. Union Dr., 303-980-0625.
• Spark Cooperative Gallery. 303-455- 4435, www.sparkgallery.org. Hours: F 7- 10 p.m., Sa-Su 1-5 p.m.
• Studio 1818. 2445 E. Third Ave., 303- 780-0208.
• Tam O'Neill Fine Prints. 311 Detroit St., 303-355-7711.
• Turner Art Gallery. 301 University Blvd., 303-355-1828.
• William Havu Gallery. 1040 Cherokee St., 303-893-2360, www.oneoverone.com.
• William Matthews Gallery. 1617 Wazee St., 303-534-1300.
• Womens Art Centre and Gallery. 282 Delaware St., 303-282-8000.
  
  
  

  Theater

  • Colorado Shakespeare Festival. Through August 20. Mary Rippon Outdoor Theater, CU-Boulder campus, 303-492-0554.
  • Confession Stand "A sound and witty show from a gifted group of comedic actors." Th, F, Sa 8 p.m. through August 26 @ Bovine Metropolis Theater, 1527 Champa St., 303-758-4722.
  • Dearly Departed F, Sa 8 p.m. Open run @ Avenue Theater, 2119 E. 17th Ave., 303- 321-5925.
  • Double Helix Wed 7:30 p.m. July 26 through September 27 @ Bovine Metropolis Theater, 1527 Champa St., 303- 758-4722.
  • Howard Crabtree's When Pigs Fly F, Sa 7:30 p.m. Open run @ Theater on Broadway, 13 S. Broadway, 303-860-9360.
  • I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change Tu-F 7:30 p.m., Sa-Su 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Open run @ Garner Galleria Theater, 14th and Curtis, 303-893-4100.
  • Jagged Little Toothbrush. Sa 9: 30 p. m. Through September 2. Mercury Café, 2199 California St., 720-898-3406.
  • Kentucky Cycle. Th-Su 2 p. m. and 8 p. m. (call for specific times). Through September 16. Denver Civic Theater, 721 Santa Fe Dr., 303-458-0755.
  • On the Spot F, Sa 11 p.m. through September 23 @ Bovine Metropolis Theater, 1527 Champa St., 303-758-4722.
  • UnScripted Plays Su 7:30 p.m. through September 24 @ Bovine Metropolis Theater, 1527 Champa St., 303-758-4722.
  • Unsinkable Molly Brown. Th 7: 30 p. m, F-Sa 8 p. m., Su 2 p. m. Through August 27. Town Hall Arts Center, 2450 W. Main St., Littleton, 303-794-2787.
  
  

  Bar Guide

  
  
  
  
  
  
  

  Bars	happy hour	amenities	live music			parking	notes
  				dancing
  					cover charge
  15 St. Tavern 15th and Welton 303-572-0822	5p-7p	Pool, 3 TVs, 6 beers on tap	X	X	X	Onsite	DJ on Su, M, Tu.
  Andrews Pub & Lounge 1434 Blake St. 303-825-1111	2p-7p M-F	Pool, darts, 12 beers on tap				Onsite	$1 beers (Doe Equis, Rolling Rock, Asahi), free pool M-W
  Boiler Room 9th & Auraria Pkwy. 303-893-5733	Call	Pool, darts, 30 beers on tap				Onsite	Specials on pitchers every night.
  Breckenridge Brewery & Pub 2220 Blake St. 303-297-3644	4p-7p	Pool, 5 TVs, 9 beers on tap	X	X		Valet/Onsite	Brewery onsite, next to Coors Field
  Broadway Brewing 2441 Broadway 303-292-2555	3p-7p	Pool, 4 TVs, 16 beers on tap				Lot	Come as you are!
  Cafe Netherworld 1275 Pennsylvania 303-861-8638	4p-7p M-F	Pool, full menu, 4 beers on tap				Onsite	Cyber cafe with 5 computers
  Dick's Last Resort 1909 Blake St. 303-292-1212	3p-7p	Pool, 10 TVs, 12 beers on tap	X	X		Lot
  Duffy's Shamrock 1635 Court Pl. 303-534-4935	3p-6:30p	8 TVs, full menu, 7 beers on tap				Lot	Serving food until 1:30a, since 1964
  Fado's Irish Pub 1735 19th St. 303-297-0066	Call	Full menu, 8 beers on tap	X	X		Onsite	European sports on TV, bar shipped from Ireland
  Fox St. Bar & Cafe 4058 Fox St. 303-458-8091	4:30p-6:30p	Pool, 6 TVs, 3 beers on tap	X	X		Onsite
  Goosetown 3242 E. Colfax Ave. 303-399-9703	3p-7p	Pool, 4 TVs, 12 beers on tap				Onsite	Beer special every night.
  Grand Slam Sports Café 9660 E. Arapahoe Rd. 303-799-1300	4:30p-7p	Pool, 40 TVs, 16 beers on tap		X		Onsite	Seafood, salads, steaks and much more.
  Heavenly Daze Brew and Restaurant 208 S. Klamath. 303-715-1300	4:30p-7p	Pool, darts, 9 beers on tap				Onsite	Party Pig: 312 oz. of beer, $1 pizza slices.
  Jackson's All American Sports Rock 1520 20th St. 303-298-7625	4p-7p	Pool, darts, 20 beers on tap	X		X	Lot	New Cuervo deck, live music, DJs
  Josephina's 1433 Larimer 303-623-0166	4p-7p	15 beers on tap, full menu	X			None	Open mic Tu nights, casual/dress
  LoDo's 1946 Market St. 303-293-8555	4p-6p M-F	Pool, 26 TVs, 24 beers on tap	X	X		Valet/Onsite	Upstairs open patio with full bar in summer.
  Park Tavern 11th 303-832-7667	4:30p-6:30p	Pool, 7 TVs, 20 beers on tap	X			Lot	Great happy hour and open mic Tu
  Rock Bottom Brewery 1001 16th St. 303-534-7616	None	Pool, full menu, 8 beers on tap	X			Lot
  Soiled Dove 1949 Market St. 303-299-0100	None	Full menu, 12 beers on tap	X		X	Lot	Live music W-Su, Open 11a-2a 7 days a week.
  Sports Column 1930 Blake St. 303-296-1935	4-7p M-F	Menu, 15 TVs, 12 beers on tap		X		None	Full Service rooftop patio, Karoake Tuesdays
  Sports Field Roxxx 8501 E. Colfax Ave. 303-861-9103	None	Full menu, live bands, sports	X	X	X	Onsite	Denver's original rock club, live music W-Sa.
  Streets of London Pub 1501 E. Colfax Ave. 303-861-9103	5p-7p	Full menu, darts, 12 beers on tap				Lot	Sunday night sold-out '60's '70's retro.
  William's Tavern 423 E. 17th St. 303-861-9813	11a-12p, 4-7p	Pool, darts, sports, 9 beers on tap	X		X	Lot	Live music W-Su, Open 11a-2a 7 days a week.
  Wynkoop Brewing Co. 1634 18th St. 303-297-2700	3p-6p M-F	Pool, darts, 11 beers on tap				Valet/Lot	We make all our own beers
  Zu Denver 60 S. Broadway 720-570-8534	3p-8p M-F	Pool, darts, sports, 3 beers on tap	X	X	X	Lot	Live trivia challenge Sundays, $150 cash & prizes.
  Clubs	happy hour	amenities	live music			parking	notes
  				dancing
  					cover charge
  Club Millennium 1520 20th St. 303-298-ROCK	Drink specials	Full menu, 18 beers on tap		X	X	Lot	Upstairs from Jackson's All American Sports Rock
  Club Mixx 11249 E. Colfax 303-366-2771	none	3 beers on tap		X		None
  Club Onyx 314 E. 13th 303-861-8078	none	Pool, 5 beers on tap		X	X	Onsite	Thursdays all ages.
  Club Velvet 1523 Market 303-607-9270	5p-9p	Snacks, 16 beers on tap	X	X	X	Valet/Onsite	2 dance floors, 4 levels, 4 bars, dress code.
  Decades 1650 Wadsworth 303-238-5777	none			X	X	None	Ages 16 and up.
  Grizzly Rose 5450 N. Valley 303-295-1330	Call	Full menu, 3 beers on tap	X	X	X	Onsite
  Market 41 1941 Market St. 303-292-5641	None	3 beers on tap		X	X	Lot
  Rock Island 1614 15th St. 303-572-7625	None	Pool, 3 beers on tap		X	X	Lot	Saturday is all ages night!
  Vinyl 1082 Broadway 303-860-8469	Call	3 beers on tap		X	X	None
  Whisky Bill's 7290 W. Colfax Ave. 303-232-6314	4p-7p	Pool, darts, 5 beers on tap	X	X	X	Onsite	Rock and jam open mic on Tues. with Steve Crenshaw

  
  

  Dance Parties

  • Friday August 18, 2000
    • Afterdarkkmedia presents Fetish, Fire, Art (New Havoc Amateurs, Sean Hartgrove photography, fetish attire), 303-825-3845, Revoluciones, 719 W. 8th Ave.
    • Cosmic Love Child and DaBoom present Moon Dance 2000 (Ron D. Core, Carlos, R. A. W. and more), 303-575-1194 / 303-575-1255, www.cosmiclovechild.com
    • Phase 1 Media, Soul Flower, and Satori Systems present Colorado's 1st Annual Dance Music Awards, 303-722-0614
  • Friday August 25, 2000
    • Flying Buddah Productions presents X-Scape 2000 (DJ Enrie, Mint Live, Gino Carlucci, N. R. G. and more), 303-310-1128, www.geocities.com/godon_e/GVC.html
  • Saturday August 26, 2000
    • Basic Entertainment presents Smile (Anabolic Frolic, Space Girl, WildChild and more), 303-571-9385 / 303-575-1306 / 303-575-1232, www.glowbrighter.com
    • Mother Earth Sound System presents Essence (DJ Brad, Scott Everett, Stonie, Whitsitt), 303-382-3496
  • Saturday September 2, 2000
    • Outta' Our Heads Productions presents Funky Tekno Tribe (DJ Dan, Jeno, Graeme, Arturo Garces, DJ Mea, Hector Cardenas and more), 303-352-1970, www.funkyte-knotribe.com
  • Saturday September 9, 2000
    • Together and Lower World present Skylab Mission 7 (4 stages of DJs, including Plastikman, DJ Craze, DJ Rap, and more), 303-575-1149 / 303-607-7LOW, www.togetherproductions.com
  • Saturday September 23, 2000
    • E-Motion, Planet X Denver and Audio Tempest present Cool World (Juan Atkins, Noel Sanger, Pascal Dolle from Germany and more), 303-230-9845, www.planetxdenver.com
  
  
  
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