EVENTS DENVER FILM: VIRTUAL CINEMA Choose from a wide variety of arthouse and festival hits, all from the comfort of your own home. A portion of the proceeds will support Denver Film, which operates Colorado’s only nonprofit movie theater, the Sie FilmCenter. WHEN: Ongoing COST: $13 MORE INFO: watch.eventive.org/denverfilm RICK GRIFFITH: NON-VIOLENCE & ACTIVISM Artist Rick Griffith is joined by Evan Weissman and Stephen Brackett to discuss nonviolence and activism in art and beyond, asking the questions: How do we continue to apply pressure to our government? What is the action that moves the needle? How do you take activism from the digital world and social media to the real world? WHEN: May 5, 5 p.m. COST: Pay what you can. MORE INFO: mcadenver.org/events FRIDAY NIGHT BAZAAR: RINO ART DISTRICT Drink, eat, and shop local at this festive community event. WHEN: May 7, 14, 21, and 28, 4 p.m. - 9 p.m. COST: Free entry. WHERE & MORE INFO: 2424 Larimer St. | facebook.com/DenverBazaar SPRING ARTS AND POTTERY SALE Purchase one-of-a kind gifts and eye-catching essentials made by the students and teachers of Washington Heights Arts Center. Just in time for Mother’s Day! Masks are required. WHEN: May 8, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. COST: Free entry WHERE & MORE INFO: Visitor Center at Heritage Lakewood, 801 S. Yarrow St. | lakewood.org DENVER REFLECTIVE STORYTELLING WORKSHOP The folks from StoryCenter, a non-profit that helps individuals find and tell stories from their lives, will create a supportive, online space where participants can gather as a community to share their own personal struggles, joys, and moments of resilience. WHEN: May 14, 12 p.m. - 1:15 p.m. COST: Free but registration is required. MORE INFO: denverlibrary.org/events/upcoming ACROSS 1. Muslim holy man 5. Eyebrow shape 9. “Th e Sun ___ Rises” 13. Star in Orion 15. Pacifi c palm 16. Shakespearean king 17. Insect stage 18. Ski lift 19. Aft er-bath powder 20. Sultan’s palace 22. Concept in Hinduism and Buddhism 24. Cobbler cousin 25. Flightless bird of New Zealand also known as a takahe 27. Writing a computer program 30. “Once ___ a time...” 31. Tiptop 32. Fall guy 37. Entangle or disentangle 39. Down with the fl u 40. Expresses exhaustion or boredom 41. Bones of the hand and foot 43. Actress Catherine ___-Jones 44. 18-wheeler 45. German songs 47. One with memory loss 51. Behave (like) 52. “I’m a little ___...” 53. Try out 58. Director Preminger 59. Bumpkin 61. Shelf 62. Must-have 63. Canal of song 64. Shouts 65. Gaelic 66. Cincinnati nine 67. Bakery selections DOWN 1. Colored eye part 2. Gesturer 3. Gelatin substitute 4. Unit of graphic resolution 5. Dead against 6. Genetic messenger usually abbreviated in crosswords (but not this time!) 7. Tax preparer, for short 8. Car roof style 9. Place to exchange vows 10. Discover 11. Game ragout 12. Killer whales 14. Use a username and password 21. Pants part 23. Snookums 26. Milky gems 27. Food fi sh 28. Brightly colored fi sh 29. Hindu deity 32. Greek letter 33. Geographical index 34. Was in debt 35. Add to the pot 36. Ivan the Terrible, e.g. 38. Cow catcher 42. Nor’s partner 45. Boy 46. With frostiness 47. Do penance 48. Poet’s concern 49. Hoopster Archibald and statistician Silver 50. Lyric poem 54. Hawaiian strings 55. One way to stand by 56. Lecher’s look 57. Bitter end? 60. Anger COURTESY OF DEBORAH LASTOWKA PUZZLES Thanks to Deborah Lastowka, who provides this list of ideas for entertainment people can enjoy while practicing social distancing. COURTESY OF STREETROOTS ANSWERS ARE ON PAGE 15 May 2021 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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