Best Recent-History Show Decades of Influence.Best Show About Former Hippies The Armory Group.Best Old Modern Show Colorado Modernism: 1930-1970.Best Gallery Show - Group Directions in Abstraction.Best Gallery Show - Solo COLIN LIVINGSTON.Best Fond Farewell Retirement of Dianne Vanderlip.Best Museum Exhibit (Since March 2006) RADAR.Best Spinning Art "The Windmill Project," by Patrick Marold.Best Climbable Art "Scottish Angus Cow and Calf," by Dan Ostermiller.Best New Public Art - Suburbs "Kawil," by David Mazza.Best New Public Art - Indoors "ENGI," by Tatsuo Miyajima.Best New Public Art (Since March 2006) "Denver Monoliths," by Beverly Pepper.
Best Band From an Actual Cowtown Vitamins.Best Happy-Hour Troubadour Jim Yelenick.Best Concept-Album Performance Mothership.Best In-Store Show by an Indie Hero Calvin Johnson.Best Local Concert (Since March 2006) Born in the Flood/Nathan & Stephen CD-release show.Best Recording (Since March 2006) If This Thing Should Spill.Best Record Label With Grammy Ties Silver Wave Records.Best Drummer Jam Denver Drum Collective.Best DIY DJ Night Bring Your Own Records Party.Best Comedy Night Tuesday nights Squire Lounge.Best Club Night for Hooking Up Night of the Living Shred.Best Bar to Test Your Friends for Homophobia J.R.'s Bar & Grill.Best Leather Bar That Should Be Featured in Architectural Digest Denver Eagle.Best Punk-Rock Bar and Pizzeria Pasquini's Pizzeria Uptown.Best Bar to Watch Japanese B-Movies Mario's Double Daughter's Salotto.Best Denver Answer to Cheers 3 Kings Tavern.Best Bar Urinal for Bad Aimers Pint's Pub.
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Best Free WiFi in a Mexican Dive Bar Aztec Sol.Best Dive Bar in the 'Burbs 12 Volt Tavern.Best Neighborhood Bar Disguised as a Swank LoDo Club The Lure.Best New Neighborhood Bar Horseshoe Lounge.Best New Bar (Since March 2006) Rockbar.Earlier this month, slow business forced a heavy-hearted Peck and Ventrello to ring the Eagle's death knell, but an angel appeared and saved the bar after its last scheduled Underwear Night. These designer digs serve as stage to a $2 Sunday brunch, a heated outdoor smoking patio and a 1949 Ford vintage truck (parked indoors) that doubles as seating and an express lane for bottled beer and shots. The Eagle offers what you'd expect in a traditional leather bar - dark corners, pool tables, pinball machines, dartboards, video games and a Sunday beer bust - as well as the unexpected (luxe-loft look, private mezzanine bar, diamond-plate trim, concrete floors, modern lighting fixtures and two flat-screen televisions). After $400,000 of renovations and six months of blood, sweat and tears, the shiny new perv palace opened last May. James Ventrello and James Peck (aka Jim and Jimbo) are the couple who designed and crafted the 4,800-square-foot behemoth of a bar. Owned by two leathermen who sport backgrounds in furniture upholstery, culinary arts and retail clothing-store management, the Eagle is an unholy alliance of industrial chic meets bad-boy bar decor.
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