Brittany Werges

Update on June 1 at 3:29 p.m.: Updates have been made to Denver’s public health order including the following: If a county’s hospitals exceed 85% capacity, the State may re-impose restrictions. Masks are required for people age 12 and older who are not fully vaccinated in settings such as hospitals, schools, childcare centers, summer camps, jails, prisons and Colorado Department of Motor Vehicle offices.

After a four-year wait, we are finally in the home stretch for the opening of Meow Wolf Denver. Set to debut in fall 2021, Denver’s permanent immersive exhibit will showcase 110 Denver artists in a five-story, 90,000 square-foot campus. The new I-25 and Colfax spot will also have a 450-person music venue and 2,000 square-foot retail space and cafe alongside four floors of reality-altering installations.

As vaccines roll out, restrictions across the state are starting to loosen. For Denver, that means a new spot on the Colorado COVID-19 dial. The Mile High City is now listed as “Level Blue,” and goes into effect Friday, April 16 for the next 30 days. Additionally, the face-covering order has been updated effectively as of yesterday for the next 30 days. Below is what you need to know about the new status. Why Now? This slideshow requires JavaScript.