Opera Colorado is going high tech with a new show, which features a six-figure video projector system that even gives seats in the mezzanine a view of the mountains.
Six-figure video projector newest attraction for Opera Colorado
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Bankrupt ski hill sold for $4M
The Echo Mountain Resort – operating under bankruptcy protection since February – sold last week to a DU alumnus and son of a wealthy Minnesota business magnate.
Lakewood apartments nab $68M from San Francisco
A San Francisco real estate firm keeps gobbling up garden apartment complexes owned by another firm from the Golden State.
Construction crews dig in at former Shriner's temple near Willis Case
These holes adjacent to the Willis Case golf course aren’t for putting.
Festival founder launches next-level Broncos tailgate event
“Broncos fans love their football team and we wanted to get them something really exciting before and after,” said Josh Sampson, who launched The Big Wonderful festival in 2014.
Food fight: Noosa Yoghurt sues competitor for copying container
Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but it isn’t sitting so well with Colorado-based yogurt manufacturer.
Big Agnes, Honey Stinger set up new combined HQ near the slopes
Two Steamboat Springs outdoors brands are staking out a new combined headquarters a snowball’s throw from the chairlift.
Kate Spade to trade Cherry Creek neighborhood for mall
Kate Spade will pack its bags and to move its one Colorado store from the Cherry Creek neighborhood into the mall in 2017.
Sports Authority subject of prehistoric punchline
Colorado Ski and Golf is getting the last laugh over an extinct competitor.
Investor sues former startup CEO for fraud
The rapid implosion of a Denver powdered medicine startup left a bad taste in the mouth of one investor who claims his firm lost nearly $1 million in the venture.
