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Scene Stealers | May 2026

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By Jack Ziporin, Hayden Lee Barrett, Sarah Taylor
| Yellow Scene Magazine Verified
True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show, May 9–Jun. 13The Dinner Detective brings their True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show to Embassy Suites in Downtown Denver almost every Saturday—shows are scheduled until Jun. 13, but they run year-round. Each dinner will feature a night of comedy and crime in which no one is safe from being named a prime suspect, and the real culprit is hidden among the audience. True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show | May 9–Jun.
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Scene Stealers | April 2026

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By Jack Ziporin, Hayden Lee Barrett, Sarah Taylor
| Yellow Scene Magazine Verified
True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show, May 9–Jun. 13The Dinner Detective brings their True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show to Embassy Suites in Downtown Denver almost every Saturday—shows are scheduled until Jun. 13, but they run year-round. Each dinner will feature a night of comedy and crime in which no one is safe from being named a prime suspect, and the real culprit is hidden among the audience. True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show | May 9–Jun.
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Scene Stealers: Week of May 1st

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By Jamie Lammers, Hayden Lee Barrett, Jack Ziporin
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Catharsis: Mollie Jackson, May 1-23 Head to the NoBo Art Center to see large-scale abstract paintings by Mollie Jackson, whose layered surfaces of vivid colors allow her to express emotions visually. The exhibition will open in tandem with their First Friday event on May 1 from 6 to 9 p.m., and close on May 23 in a ceremony from 3 to 6 p.m. They will also host a special workshop, Making Emotions Visible, on May 16 from 3 to 6 p.m., emphasizing the creative release of painting.
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