John Wenzel
Reporter and Critic at The Denver Post
Freelance Writer at Freelance
A&E reporter and critic for @DenverPost. Words @Esquire @RollingStone @SPIN @TheAtlantic @Vulture. Fellow, Nat'l Critics Institute. He/him. Send Marion’s Pizza.
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denverpost.com | John Wenzel |Jonathan Shikes
Food and funMonday. At least 10 Asian-owned food businesses will pop up on Monday, April 28 in the parking lot at Adobo, a Fillipino/Latin restaurant at 3901 Federal St. in Denver. The event, Friends on Federal, will feature food for sale from Panda Bao, Rocky Mountain Momo, Pho King Rapidos, Die Die Must Try, Kids Table and more. It runs from 5 to 9 p.m.“For AANHPI businesses, a lot of these ingredients are tied to our roots, sourced from the places our stories began.
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denverpost.com | John Wenzel
Stepping on board a Rhythm and Sails 50-foot catamaran with 35 people and a guest performer makes even the smallest music festivals look like Coachella by comparison.
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denverpost.com | John Wenzel
Promoter AEG Presents on Thursday rescheduled Sublime’s Friday, April 18, concert at Red Rocks Amphitheatre due to an incoming storm that could dump up to a foot of snow in the area starting tomorrow. The storm, which calls for as much as two feet of snow in the high country, will hit the famous Morrison amphitheater before it drops about nine inches on Denver, according to the National Weather Service.
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1 week ago |
denverpost.com | John Wenzel
Evan Lorenzen only made two copies of his latest book. One was created as a demonstration copy to help explain the process of making a 1-centimeter-square book by hand. The other will travel 283,900 miles to the moon. “The tension between such a tiny thing, that I literally could have lost if I sneezed and watched it fly across the room, and the vastness of space is just mind-boggling to me,” said Lorenzen, a Lakewood painter and bookbinder who makes detailed drawings that could fit on a bottlecap.
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denverpost.com | John Wenzel |Tiney Ricciardi
Roll up to 420 festSunday. The highest of holidays is here for cannabis enthusiasts and, along with it, Denver’s signature celebratory event. This year’s Mile High 420 Festival includes a stellar lineup of live music topped by hip hop artists Cordae and Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, food trucks to satisfy the munchies, and an appearance from Tommy Chong. What’s new this year is an entry fee. The festival is typically free to attend for those ages 21 and up, but it costs $25 for general admission in 2025.
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