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CLMBR, which sells an 8-foot-tall vertical climbing machine, will move from its current 8,000-square-foot office into 20,000 square feet next door.

Jay-Z, Pitbull among investors as fitness startup CLMBR raises $13.5M Photos courtesy of CLMBR) Avrum Elmakis might have 99 problems, but a lack of investors ain’t one. The founder and CEO of CLMBR, a Denver-based startup making an 8-foot-tall vertical climbing machine, closed last month on a $13.5 million funding round involving 29 investors — including celebrities like Jay-Z. While Elmakis declined to name all the investors, he said participants included Pitbull, entertainer Ryan Seacrest, tennis player Novak Djokovic, celebrity fashion stylist June Ambrose, and YouTube co-founder Chad ...

Feeling the Pride with this month's Local 303. Representation of Colorado's LGBTQIA+ community takes center stage with new and returning voices. We're welcoming back Colorado artists with new records and singles that we can't get enough of including indie-folk duo LVDY from their springtime debut. Former Denver-by-way-of-Iceland artist John Grant will release his new album "Boy From Michigan" at the end of June, so we are giving you a sneak peek of it. We'll also be playing electro-pop artist ZEMBU's new single "Mixed" about the "complexities of growing up mixed race" and reconnecting wit...

Regulars are excited about the returning event, Barabadze says; someone even shared the Facebook event before he himself had the chance to invite guests. One man wrote in the comment section: “Is this real life? Is this actually happening?” Another joked that she was going to camp outside the cafe to get a spot on the list. Barabadze knows there’s a possibility that not everyone is going to be able to perform, and he'll have to see how many come out in order to decide what shape the event will take going forward. At a typical open mic, artists pick a time to perform on a sign-up sheet t...

When the Pour House Pub closed at 1435 Market Street last year, it looked like the closure was permanent. And all hope seemed lost for the Boston sports fans who congregated there when signs went up announcing the imminent arrival of Nola Jane, a new Cajun-themed restaurant and bar. But hope never dies for Red Sox, Patriots and Bruins fans, and the Pour House has miraculously returned — across the street, and with a slightly different name. It's now Pour House on Market, but you'll still find some of the same sports memorabilia and many of the same faces behind its multiple bars, since it's...