EVENTS BAYAUD LAUNDRY TRUCK Bayaud Enterprises will be doing laundry for free outside of the Denver Central Library. Please arrive early as services are limited. The temperature must be at least 32 degrees for the truck to operate. WHEN: Apr 4, 11, 18, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. COST: Free WHERE: Denver Public Library: Central Library; 10 W. 14th Ave. Pkwy. INFO: denverlibrary.org/events COURTESY OF DEBORAH LASTOWKA PUZZLES COURTESY OF STREETROOTS ANSWERS ARE ON PAGE 15 INTRO TO IMPROV: DROP-IN CLASS Want to see if improv comedy is right for you? This drop-in class will let you take RISE Comedy’s improv classes for a test drive, in a safe, supportive, and fun environment! All levels are welcome. WHEN: Apr 6, 13, 20, and 27, 6 p.m. – 7:45 p.m. COST: $10 in advance; $11 at the door WHERE: RISE Comedy, 1260 22nd St. INFO: risecomedy.com ACROSS WOMEN+FILM FESTIVAL Women+Film showcases documentaries, narratives, and short fi lms celebrating the best in women-centric programming, both by and about women. These thought-provoking stories from around the world are sure to inspire all audiences. WHEN: Apr 13 – Apr 16, times vary. COST: Both individual tickets and festival passes are available. WHERE: Sie FilmCenter, 2510 E. Colfax Ave. INFO: denverfilm.org WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS NOW: STAND-UP COMEDY What the World Needs Now is a bi-weekly comedy showcase featuring some of the city’s best comedians, as well as its rising stars. This FREE event occurs every 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month. WHEN: Apr 13 and 27, 8 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. COST: Free WHERE: First Draft Taproom & Kitchen, 1309 26th St. INFO: firstdraftdenver.com 1. Loud 7. Annoyance 13. Apple juice brand 14. Evoking strong feeling 16. Th ey hold your horses 17. Tackle or guard 18. Literally three 19. Give way, as to pedestrians 21. Smart-alecky 22. Paper covering the NYSE 23. Inc. relative 24. Game with matchsticks 25. Bucket of bolts 27. Spanish “Enough!” 29. ___ voom 30. Crew member 32. Scuffl es 34. Picnic pest 35. “Who, me?” 36. South American river in an Enya song title 40. Drooping 44. Rip apart 45. Th e fourth letter in “circle,” but not the fi rst 47. Final Four org. 48. World fi nance org. 49. Center X or O 50. Sixth sense, for short 51. Standard 53. Attack ad, maybe 55. Confront 56. Band follower 58. Salon treatment 60. “Evil Ways” band 61. Muffl es 62. Unsaturated alcohol (anagram of OSTLER) 63. Least ingenuous DOWN 1. Shrinking Asian lake 2. Glass cover on a Sylvia Plath novel 3. Response to “Shall we?” 4. Had a meal 5. One of the titular Gilmore girls 6. Greek letter 7. Patsy Walker’s comics alter ego 8. In the center of 9. Prince, to a king 10. Fret 11. In-between 12. Slippery 13. “Tommy” rockers 15. Colonic treatments 20. “A Nightmare on ___ Street” 26. Mind your ___ q’s 27. “Obvi!” 28. Poison plant 29. Churchill’s gesture 31. 6 on a phone 33. Saturate, in dialect 36. Rubber gaskets 37. Shark-riding fi sh 38. Ahead (of) 39. Breakfast staple 40. External memory holders for digital cameras 41. Mountain climbing tools 42. In the beginning stages 43. Rubberneckers 46. Carly ___ Jepsen 52. Setting you might turn on and off throughout a videoconference 53. ___-Japanese War 54. Fishing rod attachment 55. Grow dim 57. Golfer’s goal 59. Set (down) MOVIE CLUB Come on out every last Saturday for a movie, snacks, and a brief Q&A segment. WHEN: Apr 29, 2 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. COST: Free WHERE: Rodolfo “Corky” Gonzales Branch Library, 1498 N. Irving St. INFO: denverlibrary.org/events April 2023 DENVER VOICE 13 PUZZLE COURTESY OF STREET ROOTS, DENVER VOICE’S SISTER PAPER IN PORTLAND, OR PUZZLE COURTESY OF STREET ROOTS, DENVER VOICE’S SISTER PAPER IN PORTLAND, OR
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