Becky Gulsvig as Elle Woods in the National Tour of Legally Blonde The Musical. Photo by Joan Marcus. |
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Denver Center Attractions Legally Blonde The Musical
You may remember the quirky chronicles of sorority girl Elle Woods on the big screen. She has taken her story to the stage in the smash-hit musical that is one “Elle” of a show. Following a successful Broadway run, Legally Blonde The Musical is touring nationally and is making a stop in Denver next month. We’re giving away a pair of tickets to opening night February 2. The first person to email the correct answer to the trivia question below wins:
How many Tony Award nominations did Legally Blonde The Musical earn in 2007, its first year on Broadway?
Email: newsletter@denvermagazine.com
*Must claim prize in person at the Denver Magazine office (1610 Wynkoop St., Ste. 400).
Tickets: from $20
February 2 – 14
The Buell Theatre
303.893.4100
dcpa.org
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Denver Nuggets Bowling Ball
Watch your favorite Nuggets players go up against the gutter at the 2010 Kia Motors Nuggets Bowling Ball. Spectators can mingle with the team, play lounge games, and enjoy complimentary food and libations. Proceeds from the event benefit Kroenke Sports Charities and its support of youth programs in Colorado, including Denver Public Schools, YMCA, and Boys and Girls Clubs.
*must be 21 to attend
Spectator tickets: $125
Thursday, January 14, 5:30 – 9:30 pm
Lucky Strike Lanes, Denver Pavilions
500 16th St.
303.405.1166
nba.com/nuggets/community/nuggets_bowling_ball.html
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Bonanno Family Sixth Annual Dinner in Honor of Judi's House
Former Broncos player Brian Griese founded Judi’s House in honor and memory of his mother, who died when he was just 12 years old. Join him and Broncos QB Kyle Orton for an Italian feast benefiting this organization that provides a supportive community for children coping with the death of a loved one. The evening will include cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, dinner, and a live auction in one of Frank Bonanno’s famed restaurants, Osteria Marco.
Tickets: $150
Monday, January 25, 5 pm
Osteria Marco
1453 Larimer St.
720.941.0331
judishouse.org
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Jack Daniel’s Whiskey Dinner
The Lobby, which just recently opened its doors, serves classic American fare with a modern twist. Take your taste buds on a trip to Tennessee for a four-course paired dinner with the Jack Daniel’s whiskey collection. The dining experience will feature a special menu created by chef Charley Sinden and a whiskey presentation by Master Taster Jeff Norman. Menu highlights include the following:
First course: Portobello mushroom raviolis with lemon thyme buerre blanc
Second course: Honey-glazed duck confit bruschetta
Third course: Rib eye–wrapped jumbo asparagus with smoked gouda au gratin potatoes
Fourth course: Apple fritters with bourbon caramel dipping sauce
Reservations are highly recommended, as space is limited.
Cost: $50 (plus tax and gratuity)
Friday, January 15, 6:30 pm
The Lobby
2191 Arapahoe St.
303.997.9911
thelobbydenver.com
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Elizabeth Somer at Tattered Cover
For a little extra help in keeping your New Year’s resolution, turn the pages of Eat Your Way to Happiness: 10 Diet Secrets to Improve Your Mood, Curb Your Cravings and Keep the Pounds Off. Author Elizabeth Somer, a leading expert in nutrition research and a frequent guest on The Today Show, will stop by the Tattered Cover to give tips on how to make healthy changes to eating habits and how to live with them for the long haul. The evening also includes a Q&A and book-signing session.
Monday, January 18, 7:30 pm
Tattered Cover
9315 Dorchester St., Highlands Ranch
303.470.7050
tatteredcover.com
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Rolfing® Solutions
No, it doesn’t hurt. It’s the common misconception of Rolfing® — and if you haven’t heard of it, the health benefits are astounding. This alternative wellness treatment is a process of soft tissue manipulation developed in the early 1970s, which focuses on total body alignment to create sustainable pain relief. Let certified Rolfer Allison Benner improve your posture and relieve chronic aches and pains using manual therapy, stretching, and movement education. She’s offering Denver Magazine readers 50 percent off their first session, 10 percent off a 10 series, and a free 30-minute consultation. Mention our newsletter upon inquiry.
Highlands Wellness Center
2416 W. 32nd Ave.
303.621.4028
highlandswellnesscenter.com
rolfingsolutions.com
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Colorado Ski Academy
Still looking for a program to get the kids out on the mountain this ski season? The Colorado Ski Academy (CSA) offers ski and snowboard packages for kids aged 6 – 18 and supports local schools at the same time. For every child per trip, CSA donates one dollar to his or her school, and when parents purchase a Colorado Family Activities Card, $15 of the $20 price goes directly back to the school. Package options include transportation, lessons, rental equipment, pickup points throughout the metro area, and the choice to ride at Keystone, Winter Park, Eldora Mountain, or Loveland.
For more information:
303.798.0388
coloradoskiacademy.com
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Denver Art Museum Design After Dark | SKIN
The Denver Art Museum Design Council’s annual winter party aims to raise awareness of design, and funds raised will support acquisitions and programs for the department of architecture, design, and graphics. Now in its sixth year, Design After Dark is a dynamic and diverse celebration of design, and this year’s incarnation, SKIN, promises to be the slickest, sleekest, and sexiest to date. The evening includes cocktails, food, entertainment, and dancing till midnight.
Tickets: $35 (under 35), $50 (Design Council and Denver Art Museum members), $75 (general)
Friday, January 22, 7 pm
RedLine
2350 Arapahoe St.
720.913.0046
designafterdark.denverartmuseum.org
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