Dusk cooled the Lowry Town Center plaza recently as the Hazel Miller Band set up between Qdoba Mexican Grill, Salty Rita's and Serioz.  [More...]

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Texas Hold ‘em Poker is red hot. Denver’s version of Celebrity Poker came to life on Tuesday, September 28. This gala event was sponsored by Blacktie-Colorado and the new, Make the Difference Network (mtdn.com).  [More...]

...At a press conference held at 10:00 am MDT, the airline unveiled the 10-year commemorative painting it commissioned from local Colorado artist Ray Shaw (photo of painting available at http://www.frontierairlines.com/images/painting.jpg). A framed print of the four by five foot painting was presented to Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper, who declared July 5 to be "Frontier Airlines Day" in Denver. Following the press conference, passengers and employees were treated to ice cream and airplane cookies as well as the music of Colorado favorite the Hazel Miller Band, and free gifts from Frontier including $50 vouchers, Frontier clothes, and other gifts....  [More...]

The spirit of volunteerism and philanthropy is alive and well in Denver, and its most ardent advocates were honored at a recent dinner for Mile High United Way's Alexis de Tocqueville Society business and civic leaders, who donate $10,000 or more annually to the United Way.  [More...]

In honor of Women's History Month, this is the final installment of a 4-part series on the contributions of women who helped put Louisville on the national (and international!) music map. This week, the powerful voice of civic pride herself, Hazel Miller.  [More...]

Many tried, but after several area runs of The Vagina Monologues, it was local chanteuse Hazel Miller who really shone among the guest actors participating in touring versions of the acclaimed show. Monologues typically pairs local female celebrities -- swimmer Amy Van Dyken and radio DJ Nina Blackwood are examples -- with professional actors to perform the various readings, which range from moving to funny to serious. Miller's eight standing-room-only performances at the Boulder Theater raised the roof, though, so much so that she was asked to return to the role when the show comes back in August 2002. And that's something we can all shout about.  [More...]

When she's belting out blues, gospel, jazz and pop at area clubs and theaters, Denver's Hazel Miller makes everyone's socks roll up and down. For the past five years, her group has won the Westword readers' poll as the city's best blues/R&B band.  [More...]

...Denver funk/blues diva Hazel Miller opened Friday's show in a light rain. A wildfire of bluesy passion swathed in red velvet, Miller had the Gore-Texed multitudes swaying and shimmering under her teasing spell.  [More...]

LOCAL VOCAL SINGS SOUTH: The husky-voiced Hazel Miller snagged an invite from Working Woman magazine to open a three-day conference on diversity at the Hotel Intercontinental in Miami. Hazel was the opening act on Thursday for a dinner where actor Edward James Olmos was the keynote speaker.  [More...]