We were introduced to this performing arts center when they performed "LUDLOW, El Grito de las…read moreMinas" , written by Anthony J. Garcia and directed by Anthony J. Garcia and Yolanda Ortega-Erickson, in 1992. A memorably play and a memorable experience. whenever we travel I-25 going to or from Denver we make a stop to remember and honor those brave souls who took a stand! Thank you for the lesson in history, life and values. Gracias, Richard and Kay Wolking Bratton Austin, TX

Awesome venue with a ton of character and just enough grit to feel real! We loved enjoying the…read moreXicanindie Film Fest there this year and hope to be able to see future engagements at this little gem! I was also grateful for how family friendly everyone was! It is important to me to introduce my young girls to theater and this place made us all feel right at home!

SPE's new location is great! They have done such an incredible job renovating this space and have…read moretheir excellent selection of beers on tap. The space is great for groups and hanging out with friends. The staff is excellent as always! Very excited for their new location. We'll be frequenting as much as we can!

This place is definitely aimed at 21+. I came here on 8/22/26. I came with my family, we have 2…read morevery young children. And as soon as we walked in we got judged. They have signs all over saying 'Games are 21+'. We sat in the back area and I swear the bartenders came back every couple seconds. Maybe to check other things but I think to make sure our kids weren't touching anything. Don't worry we had snacks and toys for them to play with. Decent size patio. The back area is nice. They have light, hoppy and malty beers. Today they did not have any dark beers. We tried the mango pineapple hazy and the strawberry peach blonde. Nothing special. Will try again one day without my kids and see how the experience is. Cheers!

We had a preplanned excursion in/around Boulder for the wknd. Heard about this venue and checked…read moreout their concert list. Lo and behold, Tab Benoit (a terrific blues singer and guitarist) was performing Saturday night! Although it appeared sold out, we lucked into 6th row, just off center (on the aisle). At just under $70/ticket it was reasonable. Tab and his bandmates (drummer and bassist) put on a nonstop 90 minute show that really highlighted Tab's extraordinary guitar playing. He also crooned a few ballads in his signature raspy voice (though not enough in our opinion)! In terms of living/performing blues artists, Tab is among the elite. Checkout the 3 video snippets for a glimpse at his versatility. The quaint venue is amazing. At over 125 years old, t's officially listed as historic. And, despite being 50+ feet high, it is made almost entirely of red wood. That yields really warm acoustics that never harshly echo. A quick glance at the calendar and it appears there's something going on 5-6 days/week. Lots of free parking, though you might have to walk a bit, and likely uphill. They sell snacks and drinks at the venue (no bringing in your own). All purses do get checked. The concession prices are high ($6-8 for a single can of beer or a vodka-seltzer) but consistent/average for concert venues. Seats are reasonably comfortable (old movie-house-style, fold up/down, lightly padded) with a nifty cupholder on the back of the seat in front of you. Restrooms are off premises - yep, you gotta exit the auditorium and walk about 75 feet to a small structure that houses the men's/women's bathrooms. Your wrist band that you should have received upon entry, gets you back into the auditorium (don't exit without it)! Oh and maybe don't forget your ear protection - I brought some decent small ones from home and was glad I did, seeing how close we were. Upon exiting the venue it is a little dark along the various walkways to your car and your phone can light the path. Things are congested for about 15-20 minutes but it all moves slowly/surely because it's not massive like an arena or stadium. I can see why so many big names come here!

This review is specifically for the Colorado Music Festival Symphony Orchestra. I have accompanied…read moremy son to three of these performances this summer, and I couldn't be more impressed. I played in wind ensembles and symphony orchestras as a youngster, but definitely fall in the category of amateur, at best. I do love a good night out at the performing arts, though. The orchestra this summer, led by Maestro Peter Oundjian, is exceptional. I can't remember a symphonic performance that was more intricately perfect in ensemble and intonation than the three I have heard this summer. That each individual performer could be put into a large group and perform as one in such an exceptional way is truly awe-inspiring. I'm going to hear the Dvorak tonight, and simply can't wait! For those who don't know, the Colorado Symphony is now fortuitous in being led by Maestro Oundjian, and under his leadership, I can only imagine that the sky is the limit! That said, there is something very special about driving into the Boulder country/mountains to this little auditorium in Chautauqua Park, with exceptional acoustics and an orchestra composed of some of the best musicians from around the country. What an absolute treat! While the Denver Center for the Performing Arts is a national treasure for us in Colorado, I promise you won't miss the traffic and parking fees of downtown Denver!

To visit this museum is to step back into the history of all the conflicts that our country endured…read moreto earn the freedoms we enjoy today.

Me and my son have gone there several times. My son really enjoys when the volunteers are there and…read moreable to share some other stories. They have displays all around that are great and interesting facts to learn. We will go again

Sunrise Amphitheater is a fantastic hiking destination in itself, and an amazing venue. Set amid…read morethe pines overlooking Boulder, it's high above the city and offers wonderful views. In summer, you can drive right up and park in the dozen or so spots. Winter, you park down at the gate and hoof it about a mile to the 'amp. It's worth it though! With a unique stone bench set up, it provides a view like no other in town. True to its name, sunrises are particularly beautiful. I hear you can book weddings and such here, Church services would also be nice to have here. Truly a local gem!

Could this setting be any more amazing?…read more For decades people have been getting married up here. I mean seriously ... what an amazing setting! You can reserve the spot through the park service. I love coming up here just for the view. It's just a drive up Baseline and you can park your car just steps away. Back in the day there used to be performances, but I don't know if they do that anymore. But I do love this spot -- it's unlike anything you'll see again.

Very friendly staff! Love being here with my family it is always a good time! Highly recommend…read morecoming when they have there unlimited specials since that seems to be the cheapest way to go bowling now a days too

Love this place everyone is super nice and great service and it's very fun place to go bowlingread more

We had a fun corporate event here. We especially love the service from Ian and Dom at the bar. They…read morewere great bartenders making great drinks and fun to speak to.

We went to Lucky Strike for a family night and it was actually such a good time. Our waitress…read moreMariah went to high school with my boyfriend and she was literally the best. Super chill, super sweet, and just made everything easy. She kept checking on us without being annoying, had the best attitude, and you can tell she just knows how to take care of her tables. The whole night ran smooth and we didn't have to worry about anything. If you go to Lucky Strike, ask for Mariah. She's that girl. We'll definitely be back because of her. Amazing food, great views, I recommend the whole experience for a family night out and downtown vibes.

We weren't looking for a plan. We were just driving past on 144th when the lights caught our eye…read moreand someone said "wait, should we just go in?" So we did. Late night, no reservation, no agenda -- straight to the arcade. Over 100 games, retro and modern mixed together , and the kind of layout that lets you drift from machine to machine without a strategy. The energy was good -- busy enough to feel alive, relaxed enough that we never felt rushed. That said, a few machines weren't working and still managed to swallow our points, which is frustrating when you're already paying to play. And if you're hoping for classics like DDR or Pac-Man, temper expectations -- the selection skews more toward ticket-redemption games than arcade purists might want. Some machines just didn't land for us. But here's the thing: we still had a good time. The vibe carried the night, the spontaneity made it memorable, and there's enough variety that you'll find your groove eventually. The two-story laser tag arena and bowling lanes looked worth coming back for on a proper visit. If you've driven past and wondered -- it's worth pulling over. Just flag down a staff member if a machine takes your points.

We have signed up for Kids Bowl Free for the past two summers, and it's always a great experience…read more The value is unbeatable, and the kids always have such a great time. What I love the most about Main Event though, is the staff. They are always super nice to the kids and go above and beyond to make their experience a good one. It's very rare to find that these days, and I love coming here because of it. Ava especially is wonderful! When it comes to the food, I would say stick to the hot items. The nachos and chicken strips are always very good and a hit with our group. I have ordered a salad before and found it small portioned and missing some of the items listed in the description. That could have been a supply chain issue, so I wasn't worried too much, but I wouldn't order it again. We have some kids in our group with food allergies, and the staff fully respects their needs and accommodates them. The drinks are great, and they have lots of varieties for everyone to choose from. Because it's a bowling alley and they're in full swing of their summer kids program, I would suggest bringing headphones if you're an adult observer and are sensitive to child centered noise and commotion. It's not too much for me, but I'm a parent with a large family. However, I could see it being an issue for someone with sensory concerns. Just a tip! Overall, I'm never disappointed coming here and highly recommend it no matter the season or occasion.