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Dec 16, 2020, 6:00 am 248 Shares Santo’s Posole Rojo, from the new “A Bite of Boulder” cookbook. (Provided by “A Bite of Boulder) Not long after the coronavirus pandemic forced restaurants to close for on-site dining this spring, Jessica Benjamin was scrolling Instagram when she came across a video of Jennifer Jasinski, Denver chef and restaurant owner, showing how to make ricotta gnocchi. Inspired, Benjamin followed Jasinski’s video recipe and tried making the gnocchi in her Boulder kitchen. They were so good that she made them again. Then she went online and bought a gift ca...

1K Share Vance Kirkland’s original studio inside the Golden Triangle neighborhood’s Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art. The museum was allowed to reopen last week under amended Level Red coronavirus rules. (Joe Amon, Denver Post file) Update 12:25 p.m. Dec. 17: Denver’s Clyfford Still Museum will reopen on Jan. 5 and extend its current exhibition, “The Late Works: Clyfford Still in Maryland,” through March 21, 2021. Tickets are on sale now. Metro-area museums that had planned to stay dark through the new year are reopening in the waning days of 2020, and public officials...

For the third consecutive week, the overwhelming majority of counties in the state are at Level Red (Severe) on the COVID-19 dial dashboard maintained by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. And while some data is improving, if only marginally, in many counties, others are on the cusp of moving to Level Purple (Extreme), a designation that would trigger a return to stay-at-home orders, because they're in a region — in this case, Colorado's extreme southeast corner — that has no intensive-care unit beds available as of December 16. Counties land at Level Red if their t...

The 57 members of avant-garde performance troupe Itchy-O have managed to pull off more than most musical acts through COVID-19. They've performed a backyard ritual and two sets of drive-in rituals, one in the summer called Sypherlot: A Drive-In Radio Bath and the other a Hallowmass performance around Halloween. Now the act is putting its music to work to keep one of Denver's best independent venues, the Oriental Theater, afloat. The Oriental, which usually hosts an eclectic mix of bands, comedians, burlesque troupes and more, has managed to throw some safe concerts through the pandemic, but ...

On November 20, Mercantile Dining & Provision closed its Union Station dining room, just like every other restaurant in Colorado counties designated Level Red by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. But chef/owner Alex Seidel didn't switch to serving food to-go or in heated domes on the restaurant's patio. Instead, there was just a note on Mercantile's website stating that the kitchen was closed until further notice. And that day has come: Mercantile is opening for takeout today with new team members who will help Seidel guide his six-year-old restaurant through the winte...