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Touring Broadway shows continue to be big-ticket affairs, even as the industry has gotten more risk-averse since the COVID-19 pandemic — with sales for these productions declining a worrying 2.4% during the previous season, according to The Broadway League. That’s why the industry has moved further into movie adaptations, proven hits and revivals over new material, from “Mean Girls” and “Beetlejuice” to “Funny Girl” and “To Kill a Mockingbird.” Related Articles Theater | Broadway’s “Frozen” musical, which began in Denver, is a family-friendly delight | Theater review Theater | How to get “Hamilton” tickets this fall in Denver Producing a Broadway show such as “Hamilton” or “The Book of Mormon” costs $11 to $12 million, according to Playbill.

Editor’s note: This is part of The Know’s series, Staff Favorites. Each week, we offer our opinions on the best that Colorado has to offer for dining, shopping, entertainment, outdoor activities and more. (We’ll also let you in on some hidden gems). When a bunch of guys in suits walks into a small business, it usually means one of two things: The bankers are there to repossess the place, or someone important is about to walk through the door. On March 12, it turned out to be the second option at Ratio Beerworks in Denver. Ratio Beerworks brewer Bess Dougherty pals around with Vice President Kamala Harris on March, 12, 2024.

When the state considered requiring businesses to incentivize employees to carpool or use alternative ways to commute, Denver-area business groups pushed for a voluntary program. A south-metro organization is now encouraging businesses to take advantage of state tax credits aimed at reducing the number of people driving alone in their cars to work. Denver South works with local governments and businesses on economic development and transportation issues in communities along 8 miles of the Interstate 25 corridor in the south metro region.

A tasty smoke-out Through Saturday. If the mere thought (or sight and smell) of 30,000 pounds of smoked brisket, chicken, pulled pork and ribs revs you up, be sure to stop by the Q BBQ Fest, which runs Thursday, Aug. 22, to Saturday, Aug. 24, at Civic Center park. Pitmasters from around the country will join “some of the biggest names in BBQ” at the Weber-sponsored event, producers said, including The Food Network’s Tyler Florence. Visitors can get a free grounds pass, and all-you-can-eat-and-drink VIP upgrades are available.

Near the busy intersection of South Broadway and West Alameda Avenue in Denver’s Baker neighborhood, a dog park sits unused, its entrances padlocked. Local pet owners can rejoice in knowing that its opening is soon to come — although the park may only last a few years. Mystery has shrouded Broadway Bark — the official name of the dog park at 380 S.

The Ute Trail is a lengthy path that crosses alpine, subalpine and montane habitats in Rocky Mountain National Park. The trail follows parts of an ancient route across the tundra of Rocky that was used by indigenous peoples for thousands of years to cross the steep mountains. The western portion of the trail starts at the southwestern end of Poudre Lake at Milner Pass and climbs up above tree line to Fall River Pass and the Alpine Visitor Center. The eastern portion of this trail picks up seven miles to the east along Trail Ridge Road at a small parking area/pullout on the south side of the road.