South Marion Street Stabbing + DMNS Sci-Fi Film Series

Denver CO

29 September, 2021

5:11 PM

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Hey good people of Denver! Amber Fisher, your usual source for the Denver Daily, is out this week. But Patch still wants to make sure you are up-to-date on all of your local happenings, so I am here to fill in! Please note that during this period your newsletters might be lighter than usual. Now, onto everything you need to know, in 5 minutes or less.- Ash DeMello First, today's weather: Mostly cloudy throughout the day. High: 63 Low: 48. Here are the top stories today in Denver: Police have yet to release many details about the two women who were stabbed to death early Wednesday morning. The incident took place at 2200 South Marion Street around 1 AM, and a man was arrested in relation to the crime. Police say they will release the identities of the victims once they're able to contact the families. (FOX31 Denver)Get in line for your refunds: Another round of Denver concerts faces cancellations and postponements. Among the events affected are Judas Priest at the Mission Ballroom (scheduled for yesterday), Ministry's Ogden Theatre show (postponed until April) and The Marías at Boulder's Fox Theatre (scheduled for Saturday). John Wenzel reports that not all of the disruptions are due to COVID-19 — mental health and tour bus driver shortages are also listed as reasons for the calendar changes. (The Denver Post)Historically, Coloradans suffer from depression and anxiety more than residents of many other states. Kevin Torres reports on new mental health data from the CDC that shows an improvement in these numbers. According to the newest data, depression and anxiety have decreased by about 28 percent in the state since January 2021. Professionals note that while that's good news for people in general, it's still important to be mindful of those still suffering. (FOX 31 Denver) Get your appetites ready for Creole shrimp in tomato gravy, sweet plantains and lots and lots of epis (a spice blend featuring ginger, turmeric, onions and more). Denver's first Haitian food truck is scheduled to debut in October! Head over to the article by Hilal Bahcetepe at 303 Magazine for details on the owner, location and menu. Writer Kyle Harris offers a retrospective on the Denver art scene and some reasons to fear for its future at Westword. Learn about the origination of the RiNo Art District, the advent of Denver muralism and tragedy at an underground dance party that led to a crackdown on DIY art spaces in the city. Finally, discover the effect COVID-19 had on local creatives. From our sponsor: For those who may be suffering from pandemic fatigue, there are several steps you can take today to help you feel more like yourself again. Presented by Banner Health, here are 6 helpful ways to battle pandemic fatigue. Today in Denver: Denver Museum of Nature & Science hosts the Sci-Fi Film Series. Tonight's viewing will be "Arrival." Get there early to get a drink from the cash bar or for a book sale and signing of "The Science of Sci-Fi Cinema: Essays on the Art and Principles of Ten Films." Guest speakers include Vincent Piturro and museum scientist Ka Chun Yu. $15 for non-members. (6:15 PM) Sipping N' Painting Hampden welcomes you to a 2-hour in-studio painting party. $35. Ages 7 and up, adult accompaniment required. (6:30 PM) The Muse Presents: Singer Songwriter - Take a jaunt to the Muse Performance Space for an eclectic performance by Kray Van Kirk. $10. (7:00 PM) John Caparulo @ Comedy Works South - Get your laugh on at a standup show from a performer who has made multiple appearances on The Tonight Show, Comedy Central Presents, Jimmy Kimmel Live and more. Proof of vaccination required. $28. (7:30 PM) Denver Patch Notebook Denver Art Museum: "The MacArthur Foundation announced its 2021 fellows — 25 visionaries who are changing the world — and Denver-born artist Jordan Casteel is among the honored recipients. Learn more via this Denverite article: https://bit.ly/3CRjCwY ..." (Facebook) Denver Museum of Nature & Science: "The Denver Museum of Nature & Science is celebrating #HispanicHeritageMonth/#LatinxHeritageMonth!" Log on to view artifacts from Guatemala and other Latinx countries! (Facebook) City and County of Denver Government: "Denver Public Art is now commissioning a $700,000 project for the 16th Street Mall. This call is open to local, national, or international artists." Click the link to find out more about what type of art the city is looking for! (Facebook) From our sponsors — thanks for supporting local news! Featured businesses: Add your business here Events: Gaelic tunes abound at BOCO Cider LIVE. No Cover! (September 30) Breast Ultrasound Screening Coming Direct to You! (October 2) Social Security Seminar (October 5) Taxes in Retirement Webinar (October 11) Add your event You're all caught up for today. I'll see you soon! If you're feeling these newsletters, consider bringing some friends and neighbors on board. You can send them this link to subscribe. — Ash DeMello About me: After writing e-commerce copy for eight years, I'm super excited to branch out as a News Curator for Patch. If you have tips or suggestions for an upcoming Beaverton Daily, I'm all ears. Reach out anytime to [email protected].