John Wenzel
Reporter and Critic at The Denver Post
Freelance Writer at Freelance
A&E for @DenverPost. Words @Esquire @RollingStone @TheAtlantic. He/him. No longer active here. Try [email protected] or https://t.co/EoYmgG6pqp on Bluesky
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denverpost.com | John Wenzel
Prost Brewing MaibockFriday-Sunday. Toast the spring season with a Maifest celebration at Prost Brewing Company, which will tap its distinctive Maibock German-style lager. There will also be live music, traditional Maifest activities and German fare, including schnitzel, bratwurst, soft pretzels and apple strudel. “Rooted in ancient pagan traditions, Maifest … celebrates the arrival of spring,” the brewery said. Three Prost locations (351 W. 104th Ave. in Northglenn; 53 Centennial Blvd.
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ourcommunitynow.com | John Wenzel
Share Dean Stoecker has a hard time picking his favorite set location for “The Man Who Changed the World,” a $14.5 million movie shot entirely in Colorado that follows his father’s dramatic journey up and down the creative and business ladders. That’s because each location tells its own story, he said, ranging from Spinelli’s Market in Park Hill to The Boulder Theater and Denver’s Grant-Humphreys Mansion.
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denverpost.com | John Wenzel
Following his electrifying turns at the Grammy Awards, Coachella music festival, and last weekend’s “Saturday Night Live,” pop singer Benson Boone is gearing up for his biggest tour yet. The American Heart North American Tour, named after Boone’s album (which will be released June 20), is hitting Denver Sept. 22 with a concert at Ball Arena. A pre-sale for American Express members is active now on ticketmaster.com, with a fan pre-sale starting at 10 a.m. Thursday, May 8, via Ticketmaster.
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1 week ago |
denverpost.com | John Wenzel
Dean Stoecker has a hard time picking his favorite set location for “The Man Who Changed the World,” a $14.5 million movie shot entirely in Colorado that follows his father’s dramatic journey up and down the creative and business ladders. That’s because each location tells its own story, he said, ranging from Spinelli’s Market in Park Hill to The Boulder Theater and Denver’s Grant-Humphreys Mansion.
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dailycamera.com | John Wenzel
Dean Stoecker has a hard time picking his favorite set location for “The Man Who Changed the World,” a $14.5 million movie shot entirely in Colorado that follows his father’s dramatic journey up and down the creative and business ladders. That’s because each location tells its own story, he said, ranging from Spinelli’s Market in Park Hill to The Boulder Theater and Denver’s Grant-Humphreys Mansion.
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