Thursday, March 30, 2006
Crow and Tom Servo Version 2K6.
While “Mystery Science Theater 3000” is no longer with us, terrible science-fiction films will never disappear.
In the spirit of the much-missed original television show, you can catch local comedians Harrison Rains and Matt Vogl tonight at , shouting obscenities and satirical commentary at a movie screen showing the best of the worst in sci-fi.
Whether or not it’s your film genre of choice, this should be a hilariously entertaining event for everyone: robot, droid, and savage alike.
What: Mile High Sci-Fi
Where: 4335 West Tennyson, 8 p.m.
Cost: $5
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Half-off happy hour.
Tucked snuggly between Lincoln, Broadway, and the famous Floyd’s Barber Shop, is a small but substantial new resident.
Metro Kitchen and Bar has been open since December and is still struggling to define their clientele, but you can help them out by enjoying their full-bar half-off happy hour.
It’s a modernly retro kind of place with a music selection that doesn’t match its decor, and a menu you might find in a sports bar or pub, but it’s an…interesting mix of dynamics off of Broadway’s beaten path.
And with half-priced drinks til 7 p.m. daily, who’s complaining?
What: Metro Kitchen and Bar
Where: 12 East 11th Avenue
More info: 303-832-4944
Paint your business green.
Change, we hear you knocking.
In recent years, social responsibility has dropped off as a corporate liability to a strong marketing tool, and those annual reports show a profitable bottom line.
If you’re looking for ways to reinvigorate and reinvent your business by way of social responsibility, don’t miss “Investing to Support Sustainability” tonight in Boulder – hosted by Connected Organizations for a Responsible Economy (CORE) and presented by Anita Green and Christine Eibs Singer.
What: Investing to Support Sustainability
Where: A Spice of Life Conference Center, 5706 Arapahoe Road, Boulder, 6:30 – 8:30
Cost: $30
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